New Personal Training Franchise Corporation Is Selecting New Owners

Posted on April 19, 2007 by

Total client experience is focus, competitive difference

Ann Arbor, MI – CoachMeFit, an Ann Arbor, MI-based personal training studio is now offering franchises at select locations across the US. Since its inception six years ago, the studio has more than doubled in size and employs 11 certified trainers. CoachMeFit focuses on providing a professional level of personal training in a semi-private environment. Sessions are customized to meet the client’s individual goals and level of fitness.

“With the completion of our Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (UFOC) and Franchise Agreement, we are now in a position to select new owners. The high demand for fitness services makes this is an optimal time to own a personal training business. At CoachMeFit we’ve created a client experience that surpasses other personal training franchises — from the studio environment to the level of training — while being competitive on fees,” stated Lindsay Bogdasarian, president of the CoachMeFit Franchise Corporation. All CoachMeFit trainers are certified by nationally recognized fitness organizations. The studios are fully equipped with exercise machines and free weights, locker rooms and showers.

Franchise owners will receive a comprehensive operations manual with step-by-step start-up information, an automated business system and marketing package. They will complete extensive training at the Ann Arbor, MI offices. Start-up fees will depend on the geographic location and the size of the studio.

The CoachMeFit Franchise Corporation is a member of the International Franchise Association whose goal is to implement the best practices in franchising among its members.

Statistics indicate that the success rate for franchises surpasses that of independent businesses and owners experience a greater level of job satisfaction. “Our clients constantly tell us how CoachMeFit has changed

their lives. Many of them struggled to get in shape on their own, but lacked the motivation, discipline or understanding of how to exercise to see results. Owning a CoachMeFit is an opportunity to improve the health

of the community,” stated Bogdasarian.

Lindsay Bogdasarian is an ACSM Health and Fitness Instructor and earned a degree in exercise physiology from the University of Michigan.