Established in 2012 in San Diego, California, YogaSix is a contemporary, boutique yoga brand offering a diverse range of heated and non-heated classes accessible to practitioners of all levels. The company began franchising in 2018 and has rapidly expanded, with over 200 studios open globally and more than 630 licensed locations as of 2024.
YogaSix differentiates itself by demystifying yoga, removing intimidation factors, and fostering an inclusive community. Its classes are designed to energize and empower members, allowing individuals to progress at their own pace. As part of the Xponential Fitness family, YogaSix benefits from extensive support and resources, ensuring consistent quality and innovation across all studios.
By offering a fresh perspective on traditional yoga practices, YogaSix has positioned itself as a leader in the boutique fitness industry, appealing to a broad demographic seeking accessible and enjoyable yoga experiences.
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Yoga Six provides a comprehensive range of training programs for its franchisees. These include:
Yoga Six offers territory protection to its franchisees under specific conditions. The franchisor designates a "Designated Territory" for each franchisee, within which Yoga Six will not operate or grant another license for a competing studio, provided the franchisee complies with all terms of the agreement.
This ensures franchisees have exclusive rights to operate within their territory, fostering a competitive advantage in that area. However, the protection has limitations. Yoga Six reserves the right to modify the boundaries of the Designated Territory under certain circumstances, such as studio relocation or territory population changes.
Additionally, the franchisor retains rights to engage in activities outside the specific terms of the agreement, such as opening other Yoga Six studios or marketing products outside the protected territory.
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