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Orlando Business Journal: WORKOUT ANYTIME Sets Sights on Orlando Expansion
The 24-7 fitness chain says Central Florida is ripe for growth.
WORKOUT ANYTIME is ready to add 25 locations to the Orlando market.
According to the Orlando Business journal, the franchise will seek local contractors to build out existing spaces that have roughly 6,000 square feet in strip centers.
Vice President of Development Randy Trotter plans to see four locations added in 2017, and the number will increase next year. "We feel it is underserved in the price range for a 24-hour gym concept," said Trotter of the Orlando market.
The only WORKOUT ANYTIME currently in the market is the Longwood location, from which the franchisee is looking to expand. The brand is looking for three more franchisees to add gyms in the area.
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