Mayweather Boxing + Fitness vs The Exercise Coach Franchise Comparison

Invest in your future with Team Mayweather. Join our fast-growing and financially attractive franchise platform. Developed throughout two decades of Floyd’s career, we have become the most exciting brand in fitness today. Our franchisees are supported by an industry-leading team who have built multiple successful fitness franchise brands.

The Initial Franchise Fee is $15,000 to convert an existing fitness-related business into a Mayweather Boxing + Fitness™ business (“Conversion Model”) or $39,500 for a new startup business (“Standard Model”) with protected rights to operate in a specific area as defined by the franchisor. Additional franchises may be available for those franchisees who have bought at least one franchise, at a reduced fee of $29,500 per Franchise.

The total investment necessary to begin the operation of a Mayweather Boxing + Fitness™ franchise ranges from $116,000 to $405,000 for a Conversion Model and from $282,000 to $698,000 for a Standard Model which will depend on a number of factors which are further discussed in Item 7 of the FDD. Regardless of the model, this includes $42,485 to $48,825 that must be paid to Franchisor or an affiliate. This includes the Initial Franchise Fee of $15,000 for a Conversion Model or $39,500 for a Standard Model (as discussed in Item 5) that must be paid to the Franchisor or affiliate.

The franchisor also may grant multi-unit development right to qualified franchisees, who then will have the right to develop a number of Mayweather Boxing + Fitness™ businesses under a Development Rider. The Initial Franchisee Fee for the first franchise purchased is $39,500 with the same initial investment for the Standard Model as described above, plus a non-refundable Development Fee which is a deposit of $14,500 for each additional Mayweather Boxing + Fitness™ business to be developed. The Development Fee is applied to the reduced franchise fee of $29,500 for each additional Franchise to be developed.

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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