Best Specialty Fitness Franchises To Buy in 2021
The fitness segment offers a lot more than just gyms. Here are some of our favorite investment opportunities for fitness-minded entrepreneurs in 2021.
The fitness segment is one of the most diverse categories in franchising. Beyond gyms, the fitness segment offers opportunities in boxing, mobile workouts, pilates, yoga, MMA, Jazzercise and a host of other specialized workouts that appeal to a range of consumers.
That diversity not only provides a bevy of options for fitness-minded franchise entrepreneurs, but it has also created a wide range of operational models, meaning prospective franchisees should have little trouble finding a business that aligns with their liquidity, lifestyle goals, operational experience and personal interests.
Below, we’ve collected 10 of our favorite specialty fitness franchises that are well-positioned for growth in 2021. If you’re looking for a fitness brand that offers something a little different from benches and barbells, start here.
REGYMEN Fitness
- Startup costs: $299,500-$770,500
- Units: 5
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AWATfit
- Startup costs: $99,000-$152,000
- Units: 1
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GYMGUYZ
- Startup costs: $87,000-$140,001
- Units: 185
Burn Boot Camp
- Startup costs: $150,330-$406,500
- Units: 261
Club Pilates
- Startup costs: $178,000-$365,200
- Units: 597
Pure Barre
- Startup costs: $204,100-$461,700
- Units: 563
9Round
- Startup costs: $106,175-$150,275
- Units: 748
Tapout Fitness
- Startup costs: $158,410-$736,491
- Units: 28
CycleBar
- Startup costs: $402,650-$498,700
- Units: 208
Jazzercise Inc.
- Startup costs: $2,415-$21,750
- Units: 8,458
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