30 Minute Hit, the dynamic express boxing/kickboxing circuit workout program designed for women, is seeking new sites in three markets.
The Canadian concept, founded in British Columbia in 2004 by husband and wife team Deanna and Jackson Loychuck, operates close to 100 locations in the UK, the U.S. and across Canada.
At the moment, the focus is on finding sites for gyms in Kitchener/Waterloo, Ont.; South Calgary; and Sherbrooke, Que. 
This is an ideal tenant that attracts a valuable clientele—women ages 13 to 65 seeking a flexible quick-hit workout that offers a sense of community and inclusivity.  The business cultivates a loyal customer base and regular foot traffic, which benefits co-tenants.  
Ideal sites are 1,400 to 1,600 sq. ft. (20-ft. wide) in open-air centres and along busy downtown high streets that are easily accessible to time-strapped fitness enthusiasts. 
The space is designed to accommodate 13 stations, with each two-minute round tapping into boxing, kickboxing, general self-defense, and core stability training. This is a fun and timely concept that speaks to the latest, proven, workout trends.
Franchise Business Review named the 30 Minute Hit a Top 50 Franchise, The turn-key concept provides franchisees with valuable training and the tools to make their business succeed, including lead generation, marketing and more. 
For more about 30 Minute Hit’s dynamic express fitness program and its plans for growth, contact the Think Retail team.