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Investments
$198,850 – $7,795,531
Franchise fee
$35,000
Building contractor Scott King opened his first motel, King's Auto Court in 1935-- in time to welcome guests visiting San Diego's World's Fair. Over the next five years, he opened 24 more hotels around Southern California. The first one under the name Travelodge opened in 1940, and this became the name of Scott's company in 1946. Today Travelodge by Wyndham is part of the Wyndham Hotels & Resorts group of hotel chains.
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Investments
$88,050 – $13,166,100
Franchise fee
$10,000 - $60,000
In 1939, seven motor court owners in Florida met and decided they could be more successful working together, establishing standards for service and quality and helping each other to fill their rooms through a referral system. More and more owners joined and eventually the company, then Quality Courts United, decided to begin franchising. Today the company is known as Choice Hotels International, which includes 11 hotel brands ranging from the economy to upscale segments.
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Investments
$194,401 – $7,835,580
Franchise fee
$35,000
Cecil B. Day opened his first hotel in Tybee Island, Georgia, in 1970. Since then, Days Inn has grown into a network of nearly 2,000 franchised hotels throughout the U.S. and worldwide, including some hotels that offer free breakfast and allow pets in select rooms.
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Investments
$218,898 – $13,822,964
Franchise fee
$35,000
In 1954 a group of investors opened an inn in Flagstaff, Arizona, the first in a series of motor hotels to be opened by the group. Five years later, the chain was named Ramada, meaning "a shaded resting place" in Spanish.
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Investments
$315,118 – $10,403,918
Franchise fee
$36,000
The first Wingate Inn hotel was opened in 1996. In 2007, the company became affiliated with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts and changed its name to Wingate by Wyndham. Typical amenities include a hot breakfast buffet, high-speed internet access, 24-hour business center, fitness center and pool.
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Investments
$109,250 – $5,836,500
Franchise fee
$15,000
America's Best Inns & Suites is a high quality mid-level limited service hotel brand with locations throughout the United States. With 102 hotels open and 5 under development as of September 1, 2004, America's Best Inns & Suites continues to expand around the country. America's Best Inns & Suites is primarily a conversion brand for existing hotel owners looking for a better way to do business.
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Investments
$231,600 – $353,750
Franchise fee
$49,500
Established in New York City in 2014, Row House was born from the idea that rowing is simply the most efficient, low-impact, high-energy, full-body workout for any fitness level that unites, inspires and drives people to dig a little deeper. With it's widespread & devoted national following, Row House will lead the market.
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Investments
$222,500 – $515,000
Franchise fee
$49,500
By the time they met in 2009, The Barre Code co-founders Jillian Lorenz and Ariana Chernin were well on their way to being independently established within the Chicago health scene as go-to fitness experts. Their shared passion for personal training and empowerment through positivity led to the creation of Barre Bee Fit (The Barre Code’s original identity), which officially launched in 2010 with its first studio in the up-and-coming River North neighborhood of Chicago.
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Investments
$3,700 – $32,750
Franchise fee
$1,250
While teaching traditional jazz dance classes in Evanston, Illinois, in 1969, Judi Sheppard Missett turned her students away from the mirrors and started a "just for fun" class that incorporated dance moves to provide aerobic exercise. After moving to Southern California, she started training other instructors in the Jazzercise program in 1977.
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Investments
$168,100 – $300,700
Franchise fee
$46,500
Pure Barre was founded by dancer, choreographer and fitness guru Carrie Rezabek Dorr. Carrie opened her first studio in the basement of an office building in Birmingham, MI in 2001. With no initial clients, staff, signage or even a bathroom, the concept took off as clients were amazed by the results they saw from the workout.
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Investments
$91,600 – $133,200
Franchise fee
$30,000
9Round was founded in 2007 by professional kickboxer Shannon Hudson, who won the IKF Light Middleweight Champion of the World title in 2011. 9Round gyms use boxing and kickboxing fitness training methods in a 30-minute circuit-training format. Customers move between 9 different workout stations while supervised by a personal trainer. Hudson began franchising the concept in 2009.
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Investments
$240,900 – $397,900
Franchise fee
$25,000
Founded in 1983, Play It Again Sports buys and sells new and used sporting goods. Stores carry items like golf clubs and bags, baseball bats and gloves, in-line and ice skates, and fitness equipment. Play It Again Sports is owned by Winmark (formerly Grow Biz), which also franchises Music Go Round, Once Upon A Child, Style Encore and Plato's Closet.
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Investments
$144,200 – $193,700
Franchise fee
$38,000
Freedom Boat Club was started in Sarasota, Florida, in 1989, and began franchising in 2000. Club members pay a monthly fee for access to a fleet of boats including flats boats, fishing boats, deckboats, bowriders, pontoons and cruisers. Each club also offers free boat training and safety classes.
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Investments
$168,150 – $227,700
Franchise fee
$35,000
Chuck Weisenfeld opened the first Crown Trophy store in Brooklyn, New York, in the summer of 1978. He began franchising the concept in 1987, and developed exclusive products that would be available only at Crown Trophy stores. Initially the business focused on providing awards and recognition items to local sports leagues, youth groups, clubs, schools and organizations. More recently, the company's offerings have expanded to include high-end corporate awards as well.
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Investments
$37,650 – $87,500
Franchise fee
$25,000
Fit Body Boot Camp also makes the personal service and results that you’d get with a certified personal trainer affordable to a larger part of the population by providing fun, high energy personal training sessions in an affordable group training boot camp program.
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Investments
$449,800 – $865,500
Franchise fee
$29,500
The founders of Workout Anytime have been helping consumers get healthy and stay healthy for over three decades. Our goal is simple: offer the very best equipped club per square foot and the convenience of 24 hour access to health conscious consumers.
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Investments
$295,057 – $4,912,007
Franchise fee
$30,000 - $50,000
UFC Gym is an extension of mixed martial arts promotion company the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Franchise locations offer group fitness classes, private training, group training and MMA-style youth programs. Most facilities feature a functional training area, heavy bags, cardio and strength equipment, and a retail section.
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Investments
$49,700 – $122,200
Franchise fee
$14,900
If you want visible results every single workout instead of taking months or years, but don't want crowded exercise floors and sweaty equipment to deal with, then you're going to love My Personal Trainer.
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Investments
$37,965 – $48,135
Franchise fee
$34,900
We offer on-site fitness to senior residents. But more than that, we offer seniors the freedom, independence and dignity that accompany reclaimed health. And being a Live 2 B HealthyTM Senior Fitness franchisee is not only personally satisfying; it also makes good business sense.
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Investments
$125,000 – $175,000
Franchise fee
$27,500
Kosama franchises offer a group personal training program combining the methods of heart zone (interval) training, nutrition and muscle confusion. Members receive an initial fitness assessment, after-workout e-mails summarizing their performance and access to online fitness tools including a meal planner, recipes, videos and articles. Franchisees also sell nutritional products, supplements and other retail items.
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Investments
$115,445 – $213,298
Franchise fee
$49,500
Chris and Jen created My House Fitness to be a wellness studio that provides a non-intimidating training experience, encompassing so much more than a workout. Each specialist is dedicated to being the best part of a client’s day, to break the monotony and stress of work and everyday life, and live better.
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Investments
$106,700 – $246,010
Franchise fee
$27,500
Brian Cygan, a former strength and conditioning coach for Northern Illinois University, founded The Exercise Coach on his belief in the effectiveness of brief, focused exercise for fitness and fat loss. Clients exercise for just 20 minutes twice a week, in one-on-one, partner or small-group personal training sessions.
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Investments
$22,450 – $39,350
Franchise fee
$14,900
Brickhouse Cardio Clubs are fitness studios offering group dance and aerobics classes aimed mainly at women. The company, based in Charleston, West Virginia, has been franchising since 2010.
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Investments
$259,100 – $363,000
Franchise fee
$30,000
Welcyon, Fitness After 50, franchises health clubs designed for adults over 50 – a baby boomer concept that puts you at the cutting edge of demographic and healthcare trends.
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Investments
$411,850 – $647,750
Franchise fee
$34,000
The Endurance Retail Concept™ Triathlons, marathons, half marathons and other endurance competitions have experienced tremendous growth over the past ten years.
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