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The Fitness Franchise Opportunity is a growing industry and one of the fastest-growing businesses in the US health industry. As work-out centers are rapidly growing businesses, business owners are investing and purchasing fitness franchises that offer low-cost membership as well as convenient hours. Snap Fitness UK is one such franchise trying to break the franchise norms. Founded in 2003, Snap Fitness provides entrepreneurs an exciting business opportunity with turnkey systems, financing options with low investments, and worldclass support. It is the world’s fastest-growing franchisor of compact, state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness centers worldwide. In the UK, it has the vision to become the most successful fitness franchise, with highly profitable franchisees and some of the best looking gyms going around.
Are you curious about opening a fitness franchise? Wondering if this sort of business is right for you? We sat down with Scott Henry, former Franchisee and Business Development Manager at Snap Fitness UK and Ireland to talk about the key things you should think about if you’re considering a fitness franchise.
Snap Fitness, one of the world’s fastest growing gym and fitness club franchises, will open at the Elwick Place leisure complex in Ashford town centre. Snap Fitness UK has signed a 10 year lease on the 4,284 sq ft unit 8, which is located on the first floor of the cinema, restaurant and leisure development.
Haydn Ratcliffe's parents never thought it would be possible for him to go to the gym like other teenagers his age. The 16-year-old, from Sheppey, has cerebral palsy which impairs the movement in his limbs and means he needs a wheelchair. But thanks to an outgoing personal trainer at Snap Fitness, he is now working out twice a week
On Thursday 21st November Karl Sandall, Chief Executive Director of The TaxAssist Group, met with Sajid Javid and raised a number of issues concerning the small business community.
Balaji Krishnamurthy launches small business tax and accounting service from 91 Bolton Road, Bury
Leading pizza franchise, Papa John’s has announced the appointment of Justin Gilbert as its new director of business development in the UK. Justin Gilbert has almost 20 years’ experience in the pizza industry, having worked for both Domino’s and Pizza Hut. He will now be responsible for Papa John’s retail portfolio including store construction, acquisition plus franchise recruitment, overseeing a team based at the company’s UK Quality Control Centre (QCC) in Milton Keynes.
This year, International Leadership Week is focusing on values. When it comes to franchising, the leadership team’s values will make or break someone’s decision to join the franchise network. Mike Ryan, Chief Executive of PACK & SEND UK, thinks it’s the brand’s ability to lead with a “no limits” culture that helps maintain their core values at every level of the business.
Driver Hire, the leading transport & logistics recruitment franchise, is supporting Road Safety Week (November 18th – 24th). All its 100 offices nationwide are being encouraged to share the message on cutting deaths and injuries on UK roads, making them safer for everyone.
TaxAssist joins a select group of only four franchisors in receiving the award for seven years running.
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