Snap Fitness to open 300 outlets in India

Snap Fitness, a global leader in fitness industry is expanding its footprint in Indian market. It is planning to open 300 clubs by the end of 2017. After selling its first franchise in 2009, Snap Fitness India has shown rapid expansion ever since its inception by taking the count of its clubs to 50 which includes both, fully functional clubs as well as those under development process.

Explaining about the expansion plans, Dr Vikram, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Snap Fitness India, says, “We plan to bring 300 new clubs in India. We are in a pursuit of tapping new locations at Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Raipur and Kolkata. “

Snap Fitness India is also looking at an initial public offering after achieving a target of 100 clubs. With a total of 500 clubs opening in the next four years in the UK and India, Snap Fitness is expecting to increase its number of clubs by 25 per cent. Currently Snap Fitness has more than 2,000 clubs open or in development in 15 countries.

Snap Fitness is headquartered in Minneapolis. It has even announced a master franchise development agreement for the UK with TwentyTwoYards Ltd in order to expand the brand at international front. Peter Taunton, Chief Executive Officer, Lift Brands and Founder, Snap Fitness says, “The importance of living a healthy and active lifestyle transcends cultures. Snap Fitness’ model has proven successful across multiple continents and with the fitness and business expertise of TwentyTwoYards, we are confident America’s fitness brand will be embraced by individuals in the UK.” 

Snap Fitness is one of the fastest growing health clubs with a presence in the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, England, Egypt and India. Snap Fitness made its India debut through its master franchise Force Fitness in the year 2008. With a vision to spread the "be well" lifestyle, it delivers fine quality equipments, personal training programs, nutrition counseling and provides an ideal atmosphere to have fun and stay healthy and fit at the same time.