Inside Franchise Business

KX PILATES

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“KX Pilates was born from the ‘kaizen’ philosophy: where continuous improvemen­ts reap some pretty phenomenal rewards,” says CEO Selina Bridge. “We strive to create personalis­ed experience­s for our clients who can make continuous improvemen­ts in their physical wellbeing through dynamic Pilates movement.

“We are inclusive and focus on strength over beauty and we champion the power of individual performanc­e.”

WHAT ARE YOUR FIVE-YEAR GOALS FOR THE BUSINESS?

“We plan to grow the Australian network to 150 studios servicing 50,000 clients a month. We are committed to the ongoing developmen­t of our KX trainers and will continue investing in education opportunit­ies for our trainers to ensure our clients receive the best service possible.

“We are very excited to soon be launching our own ‘KX Former’ into the Australian market, a revolution­ary and proprietar­y machine that will enhance the overall KX experience.”

The business also has plans to expand internatio­nal operations.

“KX is now Australia’s largest Pilates franchise and our ability to grow and attract great clients comes down to a focus on people, systems and processes and making sure we provide the best possible experience.”

HOW ARE YOU ATTRACTING FRANCHISEE­S?

“At KX Pilates we look for passion for our product and the wellbeing of the community.

We are a lifestyle business that people aspire to be part of. You can’t buy yourself success. We are therefore focused on attracting and supporting clients, trainers, owners and people through growth opportunit­ies within the KX network.”

BRAND BASICS

How long have you been trading? 11 years How long franchisin­g? Eight years

How long is a franchise term? Five years with one option to renew

What is the upfront franchise investment? About $350,000 including studio fitout and equipment

What are the franchise fees/marketing levies? $50,000 up-front franchise fees; 8% royalty. 4% marketing

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