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How to Become a Curves' Owner

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By Kimberly Porter
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Curves is an innovative gym geared specifically to women. It is also the largest fitness franchise in the world. In only 30 minutes, members can complete a strength-training and cardiovascular workout that burns 500 calories. With more than 4 million members and 10,000 locations and counting, Curves is a growing organization. For those wondering what it takes to run a Curves, visit buycurves.com as franchising opportunities are now available worldwide. According to Entrepreneur Magazine, Curves is "The Number 1 Low-Cost Franchise."

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions

    Steps to Becoming a Curves Owner

  1. Step 1

    Visit buycurves.com for an overview of the company and for franchising opportunities in your area.

  2. Step 2

    Decide if you will be purchasing either an existing Curves location or if you will need to lease a space to set up your new Curves. A Curves gym can operate in a space as small as 1,000 square feet.

  3. Step 3

    If opening up a new space, decide if you want brand new equipment ($24,900) or refurbished equipment ($19,900).

  4. Step 4

    Plan time to visit Curves' headquarters in Texas for training.

Tips & Warnings
  • Put together an estimated profit-and-loss statement to determine how much business you would need to bring in after figuring out your start-up and ongoing costs.

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Coach4U said

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on 11/4/2009 How to become a Curves' Owner gives some basic information about this business opportunity. I've been to Curves (to work out), it's a good business.

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