GYMGUYZ Ranked One of the Top Franchise Concepts for Veterans by Entrepreneur Magazine
PLAINVIEW, N.Y. (PRWEB) December 04, 2017 -- Entrepreneur recently released its list of the Top Franchises for Veterans, recognizing the top 150 companies with the greatest veteran support structure across North America. Among those honored was international mobile fitness concept, GYMGUYZ, making the list at number 76.
Entrepreneur’s 2017 Top Franchise Veterans ranking is based not only on the incentive offered to veterans for joining the concept, but also takes into account the best opportunity for veterans interested in becoming franchisees. Appearing on the list is a testament to each brand’s commitment to help returning military members find the business of their dreams, and GYMGUYZ’s repeat appearance exemplifies the focus they put on this cause year after year.
“We are proud of the incentives we are able to offer to those who have served our country,” said founder and CEO of GYMGUYZ Josh York. “Veterans who choose to join our growing concept are looking for ways to transition into business ownership by doing something fulfilling. GYMGUYZ gives veterans the opportunity to change people’s lives for the better by helping them reach their personal fitness and wellness goals.”
As a proud partner of VetFran, GYMGUYZ offers former men and women who served the opportunity to join the brand at a $5,000 discount. At an affordable rate, veterans are able to join a franchise system that gives them access to a strong corporate support team while reaping the benefits of entrepreneurship. GYMGUYZ has seen through existing veteran owners the number of admirable qualities they bring to the franchise system, built on existing military experience and leadership traits including familiarity with structure, dedication and strong values.
“Our goal is to recruit franchisees with a passion for our industry and a passion for people, and veterans are the ideal franchise candidate” said York. “We are committed to making the transition into a post-military career as smooth as possible and looking forward to welcoming more of these qualified individuals into GYMGUYZ family.”
GYMGUYZ brings state-of-the-art fitness technology, 365 pieces of equipment and expertise to its rapidly growing customer base at the setting of their choice. With a focus on highly personalized training programs for clients of all ages, each partnership begins with a series of assessments evaluating clients’ body measurements and nutrition habits as well as their fitness and personal goals in order to determine the ideal course of action. GYMGUYZ trainers structure convenient, customized and creative workouts to help each client meet their individual needs.
To view GYMGUYZ in the full ranking, visit entrepreneur.com/franchises/topfranchiseveterans/2017. Results can also be seen in the November issue of Entrepreneur available now on newsstands.
ABOUT GYMGUYZ
GYMGUYZ is # 1 in Home Personal Training providing convenient, customized, and creative workouts. Headquartered in Plainview, N.Y., bringing their premier health and wellness services to the comfort of a customer’s home, office, or setting of choice. Founded in 2008 by fitness specialist Josh York, today the mobile brand employs a full fleet of trucks to bring state-of-the-art fitness equipment and expert coaches to their customers’ doors. Whether providing one-on-one training or inclusive group sessions, GYMGUYZ helps equip individuals with the resources to reach their fitness goals. Propelled by a unique take on an in-demand service, and fueled by a passionate corporate team, GYMGUYZ is pushing itself toward significant expansion through franchising. Now with over 140 locations across the country, GYMGUYZ is the fastest growing fitness concept in the United States. For more information on GYMGUYZ, visit http://www.gymguyz.com/. To learn more about franchising opportunities with GYMGUYZ, visit http://www.gymguyzfranchise.com/.
Cassie McAloon, 1851 Franchise, http://www.1851franchise.com, +1 (312) 526-3996, [email protected]
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