US gym franchise Snap Fitness is aiming to open a new franchise unit in Herne Bay.
Late last month, Snap Fitness was given the go-ahead by Canterbury County Council to make preparations for a new Kent-based gym. The proposed site’s 1,000 square metres of floor space will be put to good use by the gym franchise, who is doing its best to lead a new fitness kick in the local area.
The franchise unit is based in a Sainsbury’s car park in the Broomfield area of Herne Bay. This is yet another example of Snap Fitness’ tendency to open up gyms in convenient supermarket locations.
This shrewd business strategy is evidently producing results. Just like doing the weekly shop, going to the gym is seen by many as a task that needs ticking off the list. Snap Fitness has recognised that fact and is working to capitalise on it accordingly.
The new Broomfield gym is not the only venture that this franchise is pursuing in the Kent area. It also plans to open the doors to its new Queensborough unit this Summer.
With its 24-hour, round the clock service, this gym franchise is a favourite amongst fitness fanatics. The brand’s convenient model has supported its expansion into 19 different countries across the world.
Snap Fitness is looking for new partners here on Point Franchise that want to take their slice of the global fitness market. To join the brand’s existing network of 65 clubs, minimum investment starts at just £125,000 – and Snap Fitness can help franchisees to finance up to 70 percent of the cost.
With one in seven people in the UK now owning a gym membership, there has never been a better time to pursue a fitness franchise. If you are energised by this high-potential business opportunity, then Snap Fitness wants to talk to you.
James Muddimer , Point Franchise ©
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