Combine your passion for barre, health, and your community by opening a Bar Method franchise. Become a leader in the fitness movement while conquering your career goals. Take your love for barre to the next level and make your passion your career.
To buy a franchise with The Bar Method, you'll need to have at least $125,000 in liquid capital. Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $218,964 - $427,405. The Bar Method charges a franchise fee of $40,000 - $52,000. They also offer financing via 3rd party as well as a discount for veterans (5,000 off franchise fee). *
Liquid Capital: | $125,000 What does Liquid Capital mean? |
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Total Investment: | $218,964 - $427,405 What does Total Investment mean? |
Initial Franchise Fee: | $40,000 - $52,000 |
Financing: | Via 3rd party |
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Training: | Available |
Veteran Discount: | 5,000 off franchise fee |
Total Units: | 103 |
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Home Office: | Woodbury, MN |
Year Founded: | 2001 |
Franchising Since: | 2008 |
Combine your passion for barre, health, and your community by opening a Bar Method franchise. Become a leader in the fitness movement while conquering your career goals.
Our team of studio owners are an elite group of entrepreneurs with diverse professional backgrounds, including lawyers, nurses, stay-at-home moms, teachers, financial analysts, and beyond. Each entrepreneur has joined our community to pursue their passion, run their own business, and to gain flexibility and work/life balance. All are leaders in their community and take pride in making a positive contribution to the lives of their clients, instructors and staff. Our owners are a tight-knit community of colleagues and close friends that learn from and provide ongoing support to one another.
We are committed to providing our owners with ongoing support to ensure success from day one and beyond. We guide them through the build-out process, including site selection, lease negotiation, construction, interior design, marketing and public relations. Owners and instructors receive in-person training to help them develop and hone their teaching skills. After the studio opens, we conduct regular conference calls, distribute frequent teaching notes, and provide additional coaching through on-site visits. All owners are invited to attend the annual Bar Method conference where owners come together with the Headquarters team to share, network, support, and inspire one another.
Training and ongoing teacher development is one of our core differentiators in the boutique fitness space. Our program includes initial training, post training, ongoing evaluations and workshops to continually refine teaching skills. It begins with three days of initial training in Woodbury, MN followed by 3-6 months of post training in your home location with the support of an assigned trainer. Studio owners serve as mentors for their own instructors and are instrumental in creating a close knit family of dedicated Bar Method instructors nationwide.
The Bar Method studios are warm, inviting and are designed to provide a haven in the community. Studios typically include a welcoming reception area with retail displays, a lounge area for students and staff to mingle before and after class, one or two spacious classrooms that have special flooring to exercises are safe and effective, and lockers and changing rooms that are often stocked with complimentary towels and beauty products. Some studios include showers and a separate playroom for childcare. Studio size ranges from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet and are typically located in high traffic areas in both urban cities and suburban neighborhoods.
Take your love for barre to the next level and make your passion your career.
Interested in learning more about becoming a studio owner? We’d love to hear from you.
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Interested parties should have at least $150,000 in liquid capital to invest.