Tiger-Rock Martial Arts vs Hard Exercise Works Franchise Comparison

In 1983, a group of martial-arts-school owners came together and formed the International Taekwondo Alliance to provide curriculum and operational support to others interested in opening schools in their own communities. The International Taekwondo Alliance was converted into a franchise program in 2008, under the new name Tiger-Rock Martial Arts. Franchises offer martial arts and fitness programs for children and adults.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Franchised Location is from $133,600 to $270,700. This includes $8,000 to $27,500 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.

The total investment necessary to enter into a Development Agreement is $23,500 to $48,000, for the right to develop 3 to 6 Franchised Locations. This includes $7,500 for each Franchised Location you agree to establish under the Development Agreement. For example, $22,500 to $45,000 must be paid to the franchisor or affiliate for the right to develop 3 to 6 Franchised Locations.

At Hard Exercise Works, we guide our members to do exactly that through bootcamp-style group training. Their success is our success.

That’s why so many of our franchise owners are former members!

The Franchise Business you will own and operate is a fitness business that offers nutrition accountability programs, group training programs and other fitness services (based on similar principles as U.S. Navy S.E.A.L. workouts) to get members into shape operating under the trade name “Hard Exercise Works®”.