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Stretch Zone is the first and fastest-growing stretch franchise and the only company that utilizes a patented strapping system on proprietary tables to position, stabilize, and isolate muscles. This gives our certified practitioners an extra set of hands to adjust the stretch reflex gradually and enables our clients to achieve maximum benefits.
About Us
With patented equipment and a proprietary stretching methodology, Stretch Zone offers a low-cost strategy in a segment that serves young and old, active and inactive, competitive and elite, with a virtually limitless demographic base. Stretch Zone's shared goals are achieved through great ideas that are discussed, developed, and seamlessly implemented by passionate people.
The Manager-led model allows franchisees to work with our Studio Opening Specialists to help find the small retail space, then design your space and order your equipment package, to set up training and manage the entire opening new studio opening process.
Over 90% of our franchisees are multi unit owners. Our franchisees typically do not work in the studios performing stretches, but develop and open the studios, hire the management team, and get the grand opening accomplished. After the first studio opening, they monitor the studio while they build out each successive studio.
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