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Buying a gym franchise allows you to run your own gym under an already established and reputable brand name. Gyms can be broadly classified as low-market, mid-market and high-market based on their membership fees and the facilities they offer. Gym franchises are the ideal franchise opportunity for those keen on investing in a fitness franchise with fixed premises, though new opportunities also exist for working out at home. Some of the largest franchise brands in the world are gym franchises. There are a wide range of gym franchise opportunities based on different models such 24/7 fitness, boutique personal training, high-intensity, 20-minute workouts and boxing franchises.
gym-franchise.jpgBuying a gym franchise allows you to run your own gym under an already established and reputable brand name. Gyms can be broadly classified as low-market, mid-market and high-market based on their membership fees and the facilities they offer. Gym franchises are the ideal franchise opportunity for those keen on investing in a fitness franchise with fixed premises, though new opportunities also exist for working out at home. Some of the largest franchise brands in the world are gym franchises. There are a wide range of gym franchise opportunities based on different models such 24/7 fitness, boutique personal training, high-intensity, 20-minute workouts and boxing franchises.
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