Fit Body Boot Camp is a well-known network of fitness centers based in Chino Hills, California. Established in 2009 by Bedros Keuilian, Fit Body Boot Camp aims to provide accessible, high-quality gyms and fitness classes suitable for all fitness levels.
Each studio offers 30-minute sessions that incorporate warm-ups, high-intensity interval training (HIIT) featuring cycles of cardio, strength, and resistance exercises, as well as cool-downs. Additionally, they provide nutrition programs to aid in weight loss and promote a healthy, happy lifestyle.
The brand started franchising in 2011 and had expanded to over 355 fitness centers globally by the end of 2020, with 317 located in the United States.
Fit Body Boot Camp is dedicated to fostering a supportive and motivational environment, encouraging members to achieve their fitness goals through a combination of personalized attention and community support.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Fit Body Boot Camp provides a comprehensive Initial Training program, which includes the Onsite Experience and designated online training courses. This program is mandatory for the General Manager, Fitness Trainers, and Principal Equity Owners. Franchisees can bring two individuals to the Initial Training at no additional cost. Any extra attendees will be charged according to the franchise's current rates.
Training sessions may be conducted at the designated facility in Chino Hills, California, another specified Fit Body Boot Camp location, or via electronic mediums, including virtual classes or scheduled webinars.
Virtual Fit Body Boot Camp Training
Before launching a Virtual Fit Body Boot Camp Business, franchisees must complete the Virtual Fit Body Boot Camp Training Program. This training is accessible online and should be finished within 60 days of the agreement's effective date.
Additional Training
All Fitness Trainers must obtain and maintain fitness certifications through Fit Body Boot Academy, accessible online at www.fitbodybootcamp.learnupon.com. Additionally, the franchise may offer on-site training at the franchisee's location during the opening phase, subject to availability. The current fee for additional training is $750 per day per person trained.
Fit Body Boot Camp provides its franchisees with territory protection to ensure a level of operational security. However, this protection is not absolute; it is designed to be limited in scope. This means that while franchisees can expect a degree of exclusivity within their designated area, there are conditions and limitations attached.
The territory protection aims to balance the interests of individual franchisees with the overall growth strategy of the brand.
Franchisees will have certain assurances regarding the establishment of other Fit Body Boot Camp locations nearby, but the terms of this protection are clearly defined to allow for flexibility and strategic placement of new franchises.
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