Launched in 2012 by founder Craig Moody, Shoot 360 has carved out a distinct identity in the basketball training world by merging modern technology with expert coaching. This innovative franchise is reshaping how players train and improve, offering a fully immersive development experience.
Based in Vancouver, Washington, Shoot 360 has grown steadily since its inception, reaching 25 locations across the U.S. and Europe by 2023. The franchise stands out for its unique combination of physical training and digital engagement, incorporating gamified elements and virtual challenges into traditional basketball drills.
At the heart of Shoot 360’s model is its exclusive technology platform, which delivers instant feedback on core skills like shooting, passing, and dribbling. Players can track their performance and growth through a user-friendly mobile app, ensuring a data-driven and personalized training journey.
Franchising since 2019, Shoot 360 presents a compelling business opportunity for those passionate about sports and innovation. With its high-tech, hands-on approach, the brand has earned acclaim within the franchise sector and continues to gain momentum as a rising force in athletic development.
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.
Shoot 360 provides comprehensive training programs to support its franchisees. These programs include:
Shoot 360 grants franchisees a “Protected Area” where no other Shoot 360 Gym will be opened by the franchisor or its affiliates, except in Captive Venues like airports or stadiums. This area is assigned at the time of site approval and remains fixed regardless of franchisee performance.
However, this protection does not include exclusivity over customers. Franchisees cannot restrict others from serving or marketing to customers within their Protected Area, and customers may choose any Shoot 360 location without triggering compensation or rights for the local franchisee.
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