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Anytime Fitness Inc. Align with the world leader in fitness. Recurring-revenue business model, multi-club ownership potential. Minimum Cash Required: $65,000.

LA BOXING Own a proven fitness concept in the fastest growing sports in the world - MMA, Kickboxing, and Boxing. Minimum Cash Required: $75,000.

The Zoo Health Club Join the The Zoo Health Club - a family-friendly fitness franchise like no other! Put our 40 years of experience... Minimum Cash Required: $71,140.

Charter Fitness Choose a different kind of fitness franchise, one you can be proud of. That's Charter Fitness! Minimum Cash Required: $100,000.

My Gym Children's Fitness Center My Gym is a proven children's educational fitness franchise with locations across the US offering the ultimate in... Minimum Cash Required: $107,875.

Kinderdance® The largest and fastest growing "Education through Dance, Gymnastics and Music" program for children.... Minimum Cash Required: $12,000.

Diet Center® Choose Diet Center®. The name alone will drive business through your doors! Three major profit opportunities. Minimum Cash Required: $44,042.

Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers provides an affordable, easy way to own a diet franchise with strong brand... Minimum Cash Required: $60,500.

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The market for fitness and weight loss businesses is only growing larger as Americans themselves get bigger.

The National Center for Health Statistics reports that the obesity rate continues to increase.

The number of overweight people in the U.S. is currently 100+ million American adults or more than 55 percent of the population. At any given time, tens of millions of Americans trying to lose weight and get fit.

Most of the franchises that cater to this market are either fitness facilities, often with a special niche, or diet centers that provide nutritional counseling along with meals and other products. There is also some cross-over between the two –some fitness centers offer nutritional counseling, food products and supplements.

In the last two decades, health club membership has grown by 231 percent.

According to the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association, there are 2900+ health clubs in the US with 40+ million members.

Total revenues for this industry are estimated at $17.6 billion

Of the total number of health clubs, commercial fitness centers have about 50 percent of the market. Non-profits, such as the YMCA or university facilities account for about 38 percent. The other 11 percent of members belong to corporate clubs, aerobics studios, resort/spas, hotel and country clubs.

Women make up 60 percent of the commercial club membership, so it is not surprising that several fitness franchises cater exclusively to women. Fitness centers report that the most popular, in-demand programs offered at fitness facilities are personal training, step/bench aerobics, cardio kickboxing, yoga, strength training, aerobics classes, group cycling and child care. The biggest profit centers for these businesses are personal training, massage therapy, pro shop, aquatics, tennis, and food and beverage sales.

The diet industry is estimated to be at $33 billion a year, with revenues coming from the sale of foods, supplements, weight reduction products, counseling and other services.