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What grand opening promotional materials and assistance will Aira Fitness provide before I open my Aira Fitness Business?

Aira_Fitness Franchise · 2025 FDD

Answer from 2025 FDD Document

Pre-Opening Obligations

Before you open your Aira Fitness Business, we will:

    1. Provide you with site selection criteria and general design requirements for your Aira Fitness Business (Franchise Agreement, Sections 5A and 5C)
    1. Provide you with the Approved Suppliers and Approved Supplies Lists (Franchise Agreement, Section 6D).
    1. Provide you for purchase the Initial Fitness Equipment Package (Franchise Agreement, Section 6A)
    1. Provide you with the Manual that details the specifications and procedures incidental to the operation of the Aira Fitness Business (Franchise Agreement, Section 6G).
    1. Provide the initial training program described below (Franchise Agreement, Section 7B).
    1. Determine whether you have met the requirementsto open the Aira Fitness Business (Franchise Agreement, Section 5D)
    1. Provide grand opening promotional materials and assistance (Franchise Agreement, Section 8E).

Ongoing Obligations

During the operation of your Aira Fitness Business, we will:

    1. Provide you with membership services, including administering certain aspects of reciprocity and membership billing (Franchise Agreement, Section 6C and 6P).
    1. Provide updatesto the Approved Suppliers and Approved Supplies Lists (Franchise Agreement, Section 6D).
    1. Provide any System modifications we deem appropriate to adapt to changing conditions, competitive circumstances, business strategies and practices and other changes (Franchise Agreement, Section 6M)
    1. Provide refreshertraining courses as we determine necessary (Franchise Agreement, Section 7C).

Advertising and Marketing

Local Marketing

You must use your best efforts to aggressively promote and advertise the Aira Fitness Business in your local area and participate in any local promotional programs that we establish (subject to applicable law). We require that you spend at least $400 per month on local advertising.

Any marketing material not designed or provided by us must be pre-approved;

Source: Item 11 — Franchisor's Assistance, Advertising, Computer Systems, and Training (FDD pages 38–43)

What This Means (2025 FDD)

According to Aira Fitness's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, prior to opening your Aira Fitness Business, Aira Fitness will provide grand opening promotional materials and assistance.

In addition to grand opening support, Aira Fitness offers several other forms of assistance to franchisees. They will provide site selection criteria and general design requirements, as well as lists of approved suppliers and supplies. Franchisees are required to purchase an Initial Fitness Equipment Package from Aira Fitness. Aira Fitness also provides a manual detailing the specifications and procedures for operating the business, and an initial training program. Finally, Aira Fitness will determine whether the franchisee has met all requirements to open the Aira Fitness Business.

During the operation of the Aira Fitness Business, franchisees are required to spend at least $400 per month on local advertising. Franchisees must use their best efforts to aggressively promote and advertise their Aira Fitness Business in their local area and participate in any local promotional programs that Aira Fitness establishes. Any marketing material not designed or provided by Aira Fitness must be pre-approved. Aira Fitness will not unreasonably withhold approval of marketing materials if they are factually accurate and current, dignified, up-to-date, and in good condition, adhere to brand standards, and accurately depict the Aira Fitness Marks. The marketing materials will be deemed approved if Aira Fitness does not disapprove or comment within 10 business days of receipt.

Disclaimer: This information is extracted from the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document and is provided for research purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decisions.