The Exercise Coach Franchise Business Opportunity

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The Exercise Coach

A LOW-COST, SIMPLE and PROFITABLE franchise. This is a boutique fitness concept that offers personal training that is particularly appealing to people over 50, but also attractive to folks who need to become more fit yet have resisted joining a traditional gym, or have failed when they tried that approach.

About Us

The focus of the founder of the Exercise Coach from the beginning was to develop a way to offer an intense workout of shorter duration that produced results through a high intensity yet safe and approachable regimen.

The Exercise Coach offers an exercise routine that dramatically improves the fitness of its members in just two twenty-minute workouts a week. The workouts take place on a scheduled basis in a semiprivate setting, where the members work directly with their "exercise coach." The workout uses specialized equipment (5 machines manufactured by their sister company, 3 Cardio that utilize a technology they developed and 3 other pieces of equipment). All of the workouts evolve around the specialized use of this equipment.

Fitness is a MASSIVE Industry...and yet, many people feel left out.

Look around boutique studios and big box health clubs, and you will find very few people among their membership base from the large and growing 50+ demographic in the US.

These consumers control much of the disposable income in the U.S. and are the fastest growing demographic in the country. Unfortunately, many fitness businesses simply fail to provide this huge market segment with any solutions they want.

The Exercise Coach will teach you how to reach, sign up, train, and retain clients that other fitness business struggle to attract!


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1. What training and ongoing support do you provide?

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