What insurance coverage requirements must a Fitstop franchisee meet to satisfy the On-Site Training Pre-Conditions?
Fitstop Franchise · 2024 FDDAnswer from 2024 FDD Document
We may condition your ability to attend our Corporate Training and/or us providing you with any Initial On-Site Training on you: (i) expending the required amounts on the marketing and pre- opening sales activities we designate or otherwise approve in connection with your initial marketing plan, your lead generation efforts and the Initial Training Team's participation in the Initial On-Site Training that will be provided at your Premises; (ii) undertaking all steps to establish and provide us with access to your EFT Account consistent with your Franchise Agreement, including providing Franchisor and/or its designee with a signed and completed copy of the authorization form attached to your Franchise Agreement as an Exhibit, as well as any other authorizations and approvals necessary for us or our designee to access such EFT Account; (iii) demonstrating that you have obtained all required insurance coverages as set forth in this Agreement and our Manual; and (iv) providing us with completed and signed copies of all agreements and contracts that are attached as Exhibits to your Franchise Agreement, to the extent such documents have not been signed or need to be updated or completed at that time (collectively, the "On-Site Training Pre-Conditions").
Source: Item 11 — FRANCHISOR'S ASSISTANCE, ADVERTISING, COMPUTER SYSTEMS, AND TRAINING (FDD pages 24–35)
What This Means (2024 FDD)
According to Fitstop's 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee must demonstrate that they have obtained all required insurance coverages as set forth in the Franchise Agreement and the Manual to be eligible for On-Site Training.
Meeting the insurance requirements is one of the pre-conditions that Fitstop requires before providing on-site initial training. The other pre-conditions include expending the required amounts on marketing and pre-opening sales activities, establishing and providing access to the franchisee's EFT Account, and providing completed and signed copies of all agreements and contracts attached as Exhibits to the Franchise Agreement.
It is important for prospective Fitstop franchisees to carefully review the Franchise Agreement and the Manual to understand the specific insurance coverages required. Failure to meet these requirements will prevent the franchisee from receiving on-site training, which is essential for the successful launch of their Fitstop franchise.