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Many franchisors can’t say they’ve walked a mile in the shoes of a franchisee. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-markowicz-cfc-9a87592a/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Jason Markowicz</a> can.&nbsp;Markowicz’s experience in the industry runs the gamut from franchisee to consultant to franchisor. Long before becoming the CEO of <a href="https://franchisefitforyou.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Franchise Fit For You</a>, a franchisee advisory consultancy that is also the multi-brand franchisor behind <a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/own-a-fitness-premier/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs</a> and <a href="https://jchealthfitness.com/home?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">fitWAVE</a>, the hustling entrepreneur had already experienced the ups and downs of all aspects of the franchise world.Markowicz’s journey in franchising started when he was just 22 years old, when he got a job washing gym equipment at a regional fitness chain. At 32, after successfully navigating the storms of the early 2000s and 2008 economies, Markowicz had built up enough wealth to become a franchisee with Massage Envy and a partner with the fitness brand.&nbsp;As a part owner of Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs, Markowicz drew from his experiences as a franchisee — both the good and bad — to franchise the brand. Then, at 39, he successfully exited Massage Envy and transitioned his focus to growing Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs. At 40, Markowicz bought into another franchise, Prose Nails, a membership-based nail salon.&nbsp;“Boy, when I look back at my path, it is completely non-traditional,” Markowicz said. “I built up wealth, lost it, pivoted, and did it again —&nbsp;not once, but multiple times. Sure, I may have a few bumps and bruises, but I am proud of how far we have come.”Markowicz credits his team’s ability to create a franchisee-first mentality to his experience being a franchisee himself —&nbsp;twice.“Becoming a franchisee with Massage Envy taught me a ton. I learned what I loved about the franchisor and the things I would do differently from a support standpoint,” he said. “Being a franchisee twice has helped me give my team the tools to make sure we are offering a best-in-franchising opportunity, where we can provide scaffolding to franchisees in areas that need the most support.”Then, at 41, the pandemic hit.Markowicz’s experience in nearly every corner of the industry, good and bad, was key to giving the burgeoning franchise leader a blueprint for survival when COVID shutdowns left him with multiple temporarily closed large box fitness locations. Markowicz pivoted.“Whenever things didn’t work out and we had to take two steps backward, I still hunted for the opportunity in the chaos,” he said. “We were always confident about our growth prospects, but we started seeing a valuable new advantage as prime real estate became available, and we found a way to provide an opportunity for entrepreneurs who shared my grit and hunger for success but may not have had the capital to open their own traditional fitness center.”So, in 2020, Markowicz and his business partner Rick King partnered with industry veteran <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs85Z5gtVti0OAcbRcmVXgg?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Josh Chrestman</a>, a former D1 football player and high school wrestling champ, to create <a href="https://jchealthfitness.com/home?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">fitWAVE</a>, a group-workout concept oriented around 16-week cycles that focus on mobility, core, balance and strength through a series of 60-minute workouts.&nbsp;fitWAVE, Markowicz says, was built for the next great franchisee.“We believe the biggest opportunity in the fitness industry is in a lower-investment and more lifestyle-flexible concept,” he said. “Josh had the program, we had the franchising background, and we had an interested franchisee prospect, who didn’t have the capital to open something big, but could hustle and scale something smaller.fitWAVE leverages Chrestman’s proven fitness system and Markowicz’s dedication to providing lucrative career opportunities and franchising support to up-and-coming entrepreneurs. Chrestman designed the workout to put members through phases, or “waves,” that allow them to reach their peak potential. Markowicz designed the business to be friendly to first-time franchise owners.fitWAVE offers a flexible footprint that can fit almost any retail space with a scalable concept that goes from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet. And unlike most fitness concepts, which rely on large, densely populated urban markets, fitWAVE was designed to succeed in towns as small as just 15,000, where the average income is $65,000, allowing franchisees to avoid the expensive real estate and demanding regulations that come with larger markets.Those franchisee-oriented innovations allow fitWAVE to offer dramatically lower startup costs than its competitors: between $92,000 and $200,000, depending on real estate and additional amenities.&nbsp;“Our team did a great job of coming through the pandemic, and a lot of valuable new ideas were birthed from the crisis,” Markowicz said. “I’ve been on both sides of the franchisee/franchisor relationship. I have been in every situation that franchisees have been in. We were proud to create solutions for our franchisees during the pandemic, and we are excited to continue offering new solutions and opportunities for franchisees as we continue to grow.”ABOUT FRANCHISE FIT FOR YOUFranchise Fit For You is a franchisee-first franchisor and franchisee consultancy. It is the franchisor behind low-cost group-fitness franchise fitWAVE as well as Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs, a larger-box fitness brand. As a franchisee consultancy, Fit For You offers guidance for future franchisees on finding the best fit for their personal and financial goals. Fit For You is run by Jason Markowicz, a former multi-unit franchise owner of Massage Envy and current developer of Prose Nails, a membership-based nail salon. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.fitforyoufranchising.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=what-this-former-massage-envy-franchisee-learned-before-becoming-a-franchisor-2715521" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.fitforyoufranchising.com</a>.

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After selling his six locations, former franchise owner Jason Markowicz applied his franchisee-friendly approach to a fitness brand with a low investment and streamlined operational model.

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As&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/own-a-fitness-premier/">Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs</a> continues to grow beyond its Midwest roots, Florida is a new priority, particularly in the Tampa Bay and Sarasota markets. The decision is driven by member behavior, population trends and the ability to enter growing communities with a model that’s already been validated.“We started our search in the Florida market a couple of years ago,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-king-3954a1143/">Rick King</a>, vice president of&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/fitness-premier/info">Fitness Premier</a>. “We were really amazed by the percentage of the community that’s a member at a fitness center in Florida compared to Illinois. It’s drastically different.”King says that Florida’s population tends to place a stronger emphasis on fitness, personal wellness and consistency, creating a deeper pool of potential members. That cultural alignment matters for a brand built around engagement, coaching and long-term results.“Florida has people whose mentalities are more along the lines of fitness and personal wellness,” King said. “So there’s a lot more of those we would consider potential members.”That demand is already translating into growth on the ground. In 2025, Fitness Premier opened its first Florida location in Sarasota, owned by franchisee Dani Stiegelmeyer. The opening gave the brand an early foothold on the Gulf Coast as it builds momentum across the Tampa Bay and Sarasota markets.<h2>A Market Where Demand and Growth Intersect</h2>While Florida isn’t the only region Fitness Premier is evaluating, Tampa Bay and Sarasota stand out as markets where growth, real estate opportunity, and fitness demand intersect.“There are a lot more members in those markets because a higher percentage of the population is focused on exercise and fitness,” King said. “So that’s kind of an easy opportunity for us.”Beyond demand, the brand looks closely at how markets are expanding and where gaps exist. Tampa Bay and Sarasota continue to attract new residents, creating opportunities for well-positioned fitness concepts to establish themselves early.“When we look at the real estate opportunities, the rental opportunities, the gaps in the markets and how much those markets are growing, there’s a real opportunity to establish yourself where the growth is going,” King said. “You get in there, do a good job and secure that market for the future.”<h2>The Type of Owners Fitness Premier Wants in Florida</h2>Fitness Premier is looking for the right operators to lead those locations. In Florida, that means owners who bring discipline and a team-first mentality.“We’ve always believed our ideal franchisees have an athlete’s mindset,” King said. “You win as a team. You’re competitive. You’ll put in the effort. You’ll constantly be improving yourself and being better.”That mindset doesn’t require an athletic background. Instead, it’s about how owners approach business, leadership and growth.“We’ve been talking to some potential franchisees who have never been athletes in their lives, but they have that entrepreneurial spirit and all the mindset qualities we’re looking for,” King said.<h2>Reducing the Time From Signing to Opening</h2>One of the advantages for franchisees entering Tampa Bay or Sarasota is the amount of work Fitness Premier has already completed behind the scenes. For identified priority markets, the brand doesn’t start from scratch.“We already have our real estate team doing market analysis,” King said. “We have performers ready to go. We have sites available for those markets.”That preparation allows new owners to move faster and with more confidence.“We’ve already done some performance analysis and demographic analysis,” King said. “We’re not talking in theories or guessing at what that market can do.”As a result, the timeline from franchise agreement to opening is significantly shortened.“It’ll shorten the time frame pretty drastically since we’ve done a lot of the prework already,” King said.<h2>A Strategic Entry Point in Florida</h2>For Fitness Premier, Tampa Bay and Sarasota represent more than expansion dots on a map. They reflect markets where culture, growth and preparation align — and where franchisees can enter with momentum already built in.By pairing high-demand regions with upfront real estate work and hands-on support, Fitness Premier is positioning Florida franchise owners to launch faster, compete effectively and grow with their communities for the long term.To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit:&nbsp;<a href="https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.">https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.</a>&nbsp;

Why Fitness Premier Is Targeting Tampa Bay and Sarasota for Expansion

Fitness Premier is prioritizing Tampa Bay and Sarasota because Florida’s fitness-focused culture, population growth and market gaps create strong conditions for long-term gym ownership.

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<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/own-a-fitness-premier/">Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs</a> is heading into 2026 after a steady year of growth. In 2025, the brand signed six franchise agreements, including one gym conversion. One location is already open and the remaining four locations are expected to open in early 2026, allowing the brand to grow while keeping a close eye on how each location performs.“That puts us in a position to grow our network by the mid-20% range in 2026,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-king-3954a1143/">Rick King</a>, president of&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/fitness-premier/info">Fitness Premier</a>. “That’s really healthy growth for us from a footprint standpoint.”Fitness Premier has spent much of its time growing in smaller and tertiary markets that larger gym brands tend to pass over, while also moving into a few metro areas where a different type of gym can stand out. As a result, the brand isn’t forced to compete on low prices or size alone.<h2>Same-Store Performance That Signals Durability</h2>Beyond new openings, Fitness Premier’s existing locations are showing consistent performance gains.&nbsp;“This is the second year in a row that we’ve hit over 10% same-store revenue growth across the network,” said King. “Some of these locations have been open for 20 years, so to still see that kind of performance is something we’re really excited about.”That level of consistency mirrors what many gym owners are seeing day to day. More people are committing to fitness, spending more on their health, and looking for gyms that provide structure and support instead of a hands-off experience.<h2>Conversions as a Scalable Growth Opportunity</h2>One of the bigger developments in 2025 was Fitness Premier’s move into gym conversions, including a location in Bozeman, Montana, that is now in the process of joining the brand. The owners are keeping full ownership while shifting to Fitness Premier’s systems and pricing model.“They’re great operators and great trainers, but they were struggling to see how to scale,” King said. “What they saw value in was our model, our branding, our marketing and the ability to take their business to the next level.”The conversion is expected to serve as a proof point for other independent gym owners who want to expand without starting from scratch. The model allows owners to keep control of their business while gaining the structure needed to expand to additional locations.<h2>Ownership for Entrepreneurs Who Want Control and Meaning</h2>Fitness Premier’s franchise model continues to draw owners who want more than a paycheck. Many are looking at a second location, putting profits back into the business and buying real estate as they build long-term wealth through ownership.“There are people who want to control their own destiny, control their income, and do something they feel proud of,” King said. “This model gives them the ability to do that without putting a ceiling on what they can earn.”Fitness Premier supports franchisees from the early planning stages through daily operations. Owners also work closely with one another, sharing insights and experience as part of the network.<h2>A Purpose-Driven Model in a Crowded Industry</h2>While much of the fitness industry has shifted toward low-cost, low-engagement models, Fitness Premier has remained intentional about the member experience. The brand emphasizes coaching, amenities, and programs designed to help members make measurable progress in their health journeys.“We’re very intentional about the member experience and the value we’re delivering, even though it’s a harder model to run,” said King.<h2>Why 2026 Is a Strategic Entry Point</h2>Looking ahead, Fitness Premier’s priority is execution. Internally, the focus is on ensuring new locations open on solid footing and meet or exceed franchisee expectations. Externally, the brand plans to award approximately five additional franchises in 2026, maintaining a pace that allows for hands-on support.“We’re not trying to sell a hundred franchises in a year,” said King. “We want to grow at a manageable pace so our franchisees get the attention and service they deserve.”For entrepreneurs evaluating their next move, Fitness Premier’s 2026 vision offers a clear message: ownership is not just about opening a gym, but about building a business that supports financial independence, community impact and long-term growth.To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit:&nbsp;<a href="https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.">https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.</a>&nbsp;

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As demand for health-focused communities grows, Fitness Premier is positioning franchise ownership as a long-term path to purpose, profitability and personal control.

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Fitness Premier Enters Montana with First Conversion Deal in Bozeman

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SARASOTA, Fla.&nbsp;—&nbsp;<a href="https://ownafitnesspremier.com/">Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs</a> has opened in Florida for the very first time with a new location in Sarasota under the leadership of new franchise owner Dani Stiegelmeyer. With a strong background in fitness, sports and marketing, Stiegelmeyer is excited to bring&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/fitness-premier/info">Fitness Premier’s</a> community-focused approach to Florida for the first time.&nbsp;The gym is located at 3530 Clark Road, just outside Gulf Gate Estates in South Sarasota. It’s conveniently situated less than 10 minutes from Siesta Key Beach and 10 to 15 minutes from the UTC District and University Parkway. Nearby landmarks include the intersection of Beneva Road and Clark Road, with easy access from U.S. Route 41. Hours of operation will be Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gym can be reached at 941-298-0823.&nbsp;"I've lived in Sarasota for a while now, around five years, and I've been in the gym for a long time,” Stiegelmeyer said. “That location is honestly such a prime spot — it's beautiful. Sarasota is one of my favorite places I've lived so far. I actually used to work right across the street, so I know the area and all the businesses really well.”As Stiegelmeyer and her team prepare for the opening, updates to the space are well underway. Fresh paint and design changes are being finalized, and she is eager to transform the gym into a space that reflects Fitness Premier’s signature clean and welcoming style.Fitness Premier’s strong corporate support and emphasis on transparency stood out to Stiegelmeyer when choosing to join the brand. She also points to unique features that set Fitness Premier apart from other local gyms, including user-friendly technology at the front desk and the&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/fitwave-club/">fitWAVE group training program</a>, which offers small group sessions that blend the benefits of personal training with a community atmosphere.“fitWAVE is really cool to see because you don't get that at a lot of other places,” she said. “Usually you’re either by yourself or it's one-on-one with a trainer. You might have classes elsewhere, but not smaller, personal training groups like this.”Building a sense of community is a major priority for Stiegelmeyer, who views fitness as an important part of life for busy professionals, parents and business owners alike. She hopes to create a welcoming space where members feel connected not just by their workouts, but by the shared experiences of everyday life. “We're all in this together,” she said.In the short term, Stiegelmeyer’s focus is on ensuring a smooth opening and making sure every member feels confident and comfortable from day one. Long term, she has her sights set on expansion. “We would like to, down the road, have more than one,” she said.&nbsp;Ahead of the opening, Stiegelmeyer and her team are planning presale membership opportunities and considering options like a hard hat tour to give prospective members a sneak peek of the renovations. The goal is to show the community the transformation and invite them to be part of something new and exciting.The Sarasota Fitness Premier 24/7 Club will deliver a personalized, supportive fitness experience designed to empower members and strengthen community ties. Ready to take the first step? Call 941-298-0823 or click&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/locations/sarasota/membership-payments-sarasota/">here</a> to find a membership that fits your lifestyle.About Fitness Premier 24/7 ClubsFitness Premier 24/7 Clubs is a fast-growing fitness concept that fosters community between its staff and guests. With a focus on strategic growth markets, Fitness Premier differentiates itself through its people, culture, and systems. Founded by Jason Markowicz, Fitness Premier began franchising in 2016 and has since expanded to 19 locations. Fitness Premier offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to join a brand with the support, innovation, technology, marketing, culture, and product differentiation they need to succeed. To learn more about franchise opportunities, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.">https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.</a>&nbsp;

Local entrepreneur Dani Stiegelmeyer leads the brand's Sunshine State debut, bringing Fitness Premier's clean, community-first gym experience to the Gulf Coast.

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For the operating partners behind&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/own-a-fitness-premier/">Fitness Premier 24/7 Clubs</a> in Grundy County, Illinois, the future of fitness goes far beyond lifting heavier weights or adding more machines to the floor. Franchisees Dana Odegaard and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brent-bergeson-535180156/">Brent Bergeson</a> are expanding the traditional gym model to include Fitness Premier’s Relax and Restore across clubs in&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/locations/minooka/">Minooka</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/locations/coal-city/">Coal City</a> and soon,&nbsp;<a href="https://fitnesspremierclubs.com/locations/morris/">Morris</a>. This gives many members something they didn’t even realize they were missing: intentional recovery.&nbsp;Relax and Restore at&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/fitness-premier/info">Fitness Premier</a> is a dedicated recovery space designed to help members recharge after workouts and daily stress. These rooms combine calming, easy-to-use recovery therapies — like heat, massage, compression and light therapy — to ease sore muscles, improve circulation and support overall wellness. It’s the perfect place to slow down, reset and let recovery work hand-in-hand with your fitness routine.“It kind of brings a different dynamic to the gym,” Bergeson said. “You come here to work out, but we also have this other avenue that’s really focused on recovery and restoring your body versus just beating it up.”Relax and Restore has become a meaningful business driver for Fitness Premier franchisees. By adding a premium wellness layer to the traditional gym model, Odegaard and Bergeson have created a clear upgrade path that supports higher membership adoption, stronger retention and more consistent usage across the week. The recovery suites also give clubs a built-in differentiator in competitive markets, positioning Fitness Premier as more than just a place to work out.<h2>Building a Recovery Experience Members Actually Use</h2>The Relax and Restore suites were designed to be more than a checklist of trendy equipment. Every amenity was selected based on usage, feedback and real-world impact.Human Touch massage chairs quickly became one of the most popular features across all clubs. Even after transitioning away from hydro massage beds, member response was overwhelmingly positive.In addition to massage chairs, members have access to saunas, red light therapy, jet compression boots, percussion massage guns and salt chambers — all positioned as part of a complete post-workout routine, not a luxury add-on.<h2>Location-Specific Amenities That Elevate the Experience</h2>While each Grundy County club offers a consistent set of recovery tools, the Minooka location stands out with additional amenities that give members more options in how they recover.One of those features is the Frost Locker, which delivers the benefits of cold exposure without the setup or intensity of a traditional cold plunge. It offers a more accessible way to experience cold therapy, especially for members who are curious about recovery trends but want something simple and approachable.“Cold plunge is a really popular thing right now,” Odegaard said. “But the Frost Locker gives you a lot of the same benefits with way more ease of access.”For members looking for a more traditional contrast therapy experience, Minooka also offers the Fire &amp; Ice Lounge, which pairs an infrared sauna with a cold plunge in the same space. This setup allows members to move between heat and cold to support circulation, muscle recovery and overall relaxation.“If you want a more authentic experience, we do have the cold plunge and an infrared sauna together,” Bergeson said. “You can bounce back and forth between the two. It's called our Fire &amp; Ice Lounge.”<h2>Letting Member Feedback Lead the Way</h2>Rather than guessing what members might want, Odegaard and Bergeson rely on constant feedback and usage data to guide decisions.“We’re tracking how much use each thing is getting,” Bergeson said. “Those massage chairs are so highly used that we’re already talking about getting another one in Minooka.”That approach has translated directly into membership adoption. Since launching Relax and Restore, roughly 50% to 70% of members across their clubs now use the recovery amenities.“It just shows us that this is a category people really want to have access to,” Odegaard said. “More than half of our new members are joining on the membership that includes these amenities.”<h2>Collaboration Without a One-Size-Fits-All Mandate</h2>While Fitness Premier’s leadership team gives operators flexibility to test new ideas, collaboration across the system plays a major role in shaping future upgrades.“We’re always talking with other clubs that have had Relax for quite some time,” Bergeson said. “Asking them what’s working, what people like and what trends they’re seeing.”That collaboration extends beyond recovery, allowing operators to share insights on new technology and emerging member preferences, with successful ideas often spreading organically throughout the network.<h2>Redefining the Purpose of the Gym</h2>One of the biggest surprises for the team has been how many members were unfamiliar with recovery tools before Relax and Restore launched.“We assume everybody knows about these things, but we're constantly getting members in every day that don't know about these recovery tools and things that can absolutely change their life and change their workouts and the way that they see results in the gym,” Odegaard said.&nbsp;By educating members through staff training, in-club materials and trial periods, the team has reframed the gym as a place not just to push harder, but to feel better leaving than when you arrived.“Everyone looks at the gym as hard work,” Bergeson said. “Now we can say, yes, you come in and work hard, but let’s take care of your body too. That longevity aspect changes how people experience the gym.”To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit:&nbsp;<a href="https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.">https://ownafitnesspremier.com/.</a>&nbsp;

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Operating partners Dana Odegaard and Brent Bergeson are redefining what it means to be a local gym with Relax and Restore suites. These wellness-focused upgrades are driving retention and growth.

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