Jabz Boxing is a boutique fitness franchise that blends boxing-inspired workouts with a supportive, community-driven environment tailored for women. Founded in 2012 by Kimberlee White and Len Hayko in Scottsdale, Arizona, Jabz introduced its first franchise in 2013.
The company is headquartered at 15020 N. Hayden Rd., Suite 201, Scottsdale, AZ 85260. Since its inception, Jabz has expanded across the U.S., offering a unique approach to fitness that emphasizes empowerment and results.
The franchise offers 45-minute circuit-style workouts combining boxing techniques, strength training, cardio, and functional movements. Designed for all fitness levels, these sessions are led by nationally certified coaches in a high-energy, small-group setting.
Unlike traditional boxing gyms, Jabz focuses on fitness without sparring, ensuring a safe and inclusive atmosphere. The brand's “gritty-meets-pretty” studio design and evolving workout routines keep members engaged and motivated.
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.
Jabz Boxing provides a structured and mandatory training program to prepare franchisees and their staff for the successful operation of a Jabz Boxing Studio. The training includes both virtual and on-site components and must be completed prior to opening.
Jabz Boxing offers its franchisees exclusive territory rights, ensuring that no other Jabz Boxing Studio using the brand’s trademarks will be allowed to operate within the defined territory during the term of the Franchise Agreement.
The territory is usually established as a geographic area with a minimum population of 30,000, and once defined, it will not be changed due to shifts in population or other factors. This designated area provides a level of local protection against direct franchise competition.
However, Jabz Boxing retains the right to sell identical or competitive goods and services within the territory through alternative distribution channels. These channels may include internet sales, telemarketing, catalogs, or sales through unaffiliated retail outlets.
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