Source: Franopolis

30 Minute Hit USA

30 Minute Hit USA is a women’s-only fitness franchise offering a 30-minute circuit-based workout that combines boxing, kickboxing, self-defense and core conditioning. Its locations provide trainer-led instruction without scheduled class times, allowing members to train during operating hours. The program is designed for women of different ages, abilities and fitness levels, including beginners and experienced participants. The business operates as a boutique fitness and kickboxing training center with membership-based access to unlimited monthly training.

Sources2025 FDD Research
Franchised Locations28At Year-End 2024Sources
FDD Edition2025Sources

The Business

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The current franchisor was formed on March 16, 2010 as a Florida limited liability company.

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Read More About The Business

The franchisor’s Parent, Predecessor and affiliate is 30 Minute Hit, LTD, a Canadian company (British Columbia) (“ 30 Minute Hit Canada ”). The franchisor is owned by 30 Minute Hit Canada.

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We are a Florida limited liability company formed on March 16, 2010.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1

Our Parent, Predecessor and affiliate is 30 Minute Hit, LTD, a Canadian company (British Columbia) (“ 30 Minute Hit Canada ”). We are owned by 30 Minute Hit Canada.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1
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What It Costs

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Where Your Startup Money Goes
CostDisclosed AmountSource
Area development — Development Fee$85,000 to $120,0002025 FDD · PDF Page 24

Development Fee 2 $85,000 (for the development of two Gyms) to $120,000 (for the development of three Gyms).

Area development — Initial Investment for the First Gym$100,350 to $297,9502025 FDD · PDF Page 24

Initial Investment for the First Gym 3 $100,350 to $297,950

Franchise Fee$45,0002025 FDD · PDF Page 21

Franchise Fee 1 $45,000

Total estimated initial investment — unit franchise, excluding real estate/building purchase$145,350 to $342,9502025 FDD · PDF Page 22

TOTA L ESTIMATED INITIAL INVESTMENT UNDER THE UNIT FRANCHISE PROGRAM (FOR YOUR FIRST UNIT FRANCHISE EXCLUDING PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AND/OR BUILDING PURCHASE COSTS) 13 $145,350 to $342,950

Total Estimated Initial Investment Under the Unit Franchise Program$145,350 to $342,9502025 FDD · PDF Page 22

TOTAL ESTIMATED INITIAL INVESTMENT UNDER THE UNIT FRANCHISE PROGRAM (FOR YOUR FIRST UNIT FRANCHISE EXCLUDING PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AND/OR BUILDING PURCHASE COSTS) 13 $145,350 to $342,950

Total Initial Investment Under Area Development Agreement$185,350 to $417,9502025 FDD · PDF Page 24

Total Initial Investment $185,350 to $417,950

Line items are shown as disclosed. Some costs overlap or apply to different formats; do not add them together without reviewing the source.

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Fees And Payment Terms
FeeDisclosed TermsSource
Total initial franchise fees — unit franchiseYour initial franchise fees under the Unit Franchise Program is $70,000. Your initial franchise fees include your Franchise Fee, Training Fee and Initial Equipment Fee.2025 FDD · PDF Page 13
Unit Franchise FeeWhen you sign the Franchise Agreement, you are required to pay a lump sum non-refundable franchise fee (the “Franchise Fee”) in the amount of $45,000.2025 FDD · PDF Page 13
Copies of E-Commerce AgreementUp to $15 per copy.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Testing CostCurrently at least $500 per day of testing.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Additional Equipment, Inventory and Supplies PurchaseThe range of costs associated with this purchase is $6,000 to $9,000.2025 FDD · PDF Page 14
Franchise FeeWhen you sign the Franchise Agreement, you are required to pay a lump sum non-refundable franchise fee (the “ Franchise Fee ”) in the amount of $45,000.2025 FDD · PDF Page 13
E-Commerce Agreement CopyUp to $15 per copy.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Late Payment Penalty5% of the late amount.2025 FDD · PDF Page 18
POS Monthly Fee, Years 1-4$65 per month until year 42025 FDD · PDF Page 19
POS Setup FeeCurrently, $375 for the POS Set up2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Area Development Fee for Two GymsThe Development Fee you must pay under the ADA will be equal to: (a) $85,000 (for the development of two (2) Gyms2025 FDD · PDF Page 14
Local Advertising Cooperative Fee / Local Advertising Area feeVaries: Currently, 0% of Gross Sales. Can be up to 2% of weekly Gross Sales.2025 FDD · PDF Page 17
Power Leads Budget, First Twelve Monthsyou must expend not less than (i) $3,000 per month for the first twelve months following the opening of your Franchised Business2025 FDD · PDF Page 16
Initial equipment shippingThese shipment costs to third parties range from $1,000 to $3,000.2025 FDD · PDF Page 13
Area Development Fee for Three GymsThe Development Fee you must pay under the ADA will be equal to: ... (b) $120,000 (for the development of three (3) Gyms).2025 FDD · PDF Page 14
POS Monthly Fee, After Year 4after which it drops to $25 per month.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Software — POS setupCurrently, $375 for the POS Set up and $65 per month until year 4, after which it drops to $25 per month.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
Late Payment Penalties5% of the late amount.2025 FDD · PDF Page 18
Power Leads Budget, Thereafterand (ii) $2,000 per month thereafter.2025 FDD · PDF Page 16
Transferee evaluationYou also must pay $1,500 for each transferee evaluated by us.2025 FDD · PDF Page 18
Power Leads FeeYou must pay to our designated supplier a Power Leads management fee equal to twenty percent (20%) of your proposed Power Leads budget per month unless we designate otherwise. As of the issuance date of this Disclosure Document, you must determine your proposed monthly budget for Power Leads and you must pay to our designee (which may include us, an affiliate or third party supplier) the Power Leads Fee according to the schedule we designate, with the first payment due before the Opening Date. As of the issuance date of this Disclosure Document, you must expend not less than (i) $3,000 per month for the first twelve months following the opening of your Franchised Business, and (ii) $2,000 per month thereafter.2025 FDD · PDF Page 16
Software — POS recurringCurrently, $375 for the POS Set up and $65 per month until year 4, after which it drops to $25 per month. May change due to 3 rd party supplier fees.2025 FDD · PDF Page 19
System Development Fund FeesVaries: Currently $0 per month, but can be up to 3% of your Gross Sales.2025 FDD · PDF Page 15
System Development Fund FeeVaries: Currently $0 per month, but can be up to 3% of your Gross Sales.2025 FDD · PDF Page 15

Some fees apply only to a specific event or service. These are not all monthly expenses.

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Territory

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Your maintenance of your rights to your Designated Area is not contingent on your obtaining specific sales quotas or opening additional outlets, but the franchisor may modify your Designated Area if you are not in compliance with your Franchise Agreement.

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Your maintenance of your rights to your Designated Area is not contingent on your obtaining specific sales quotas or opening additional outlets, but we may modify your Designated Area if you are not in compliance with your Franchise Agreement.

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A disclosed territory policy does not confirm that your preferred area is available. Ask the franchisor about the specific area you are considering.

Training & Support

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The typical length of time between the signing of the Franchise Agreement and the opening of a Gym is approximately three (3) to twelve (12) months.

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Read The Disclosed Requirements

If you and the franchisor has not already agreed upon a location for your Gym before signing the Franchise Agreement, the franchisor will provide you with the franchisor’s site selection criteria for the Gym.

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The typical length of time between the signing of the Franchise Agreement and the opening of a Gym is approximately three (3) to twelve (12) months.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 32 · Item 11

If you and we have not already agreed upon a location for your Gym before signing the Franchise Agreement, we will provide you with our site selection criteria for the Gym.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 11
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Franchisor Financing

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The franchisor does not offer direct or indirect financing. The franchisor does not guarantee your notes, leases or obligations.

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We do not offer direct or indirect financing. We do not guarantee your notes, leases or obligations.

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The Franchise Network

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Franchised28
Company-Owned0
Total28

Reported At Year-End 2024

YearFranchised At Year-EndCompany-Owned At Year-EndTotal At Year-EndSource
2022190192025 FDD · PDF Page 52 · Item 20
2023260262025 FDD · PDF Page 52 · Item 20
2024280282025 FDD · PDF Page 52 · Item 20

These are reported outlet counts, not available territories or a measure of profitability. A dash means a count is not available in this record.

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2022 Year-End Counts

Franchised 2022 16 19 +3

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Company-Owned 2022 0 0 0

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Total Outlets 2022 16 19 +3

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2023 Year-End Counts

Franchised 2023 19 26 +7

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Company-Owned 2023 0 0 0

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Total Outlets 2023 19 26 +7

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2024 Year-End Counts

Franchised 2024 26 28 +2

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Company-Owned 2024 0 0 0

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Total Outlets 2024 26 28 +2

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Inside The FDD

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Plain-language summaries of the available FDD information. Each summary links to its source, with original excerpts available to review.

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Research Data: Franopolis

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01The Business And Its Ownership

The current franchisor was formed on March 16, 2010 as a Florida limited liability company.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1 · View Source

The franchisor’s Parent, Predecessor and affiliate is 30 Minute Hit, LTD, a Canadian company (British Columbia) (“ 30 Minute Hit Canada ”). The franchisor is owned by 30 Minute Hit Canada.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1 · View Source

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We are a Florida limited liability company formed on March 16, 2010.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1

Our Parent, Predecessor and affiliate is 30 Minute Hit, LTD, a Canadian company (British Columbia) (“ 30 Minute Hit Canada ”). We are owned by 30 Minute Hit Canada.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 1
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02The Leadership Team

The leadership team listed in the FDD includes Deanna Loychuk (Co-President and Director) and Jackson Loychuk (Co-President and Director).

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Co-President and Director: Deanna Loychuk

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Co-President and Director: Jackson Loychuk

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08Suppliers And Required Purchases

You must purchase “Initial Equipment,” which includes the initial equipment inventory and promotional supplies and items, facial and body wipes, uniforms, branded hats, duffel bags, and apparel, as well as wraps and boxing gloves, from the franchisor.

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You must purchase “Initial Equipment,” which includes the initial equipment inventory and promotional supplies and items, facial and body wipes, uniforms, branded hats, duffel bags, and apparel, as well as wraps and boxing gloves, from us.

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10Financing Offered By The Franchisor

The franchisor does not offer direct or indirect financing. The franchisor does not guarantee your notes, leases or obligations.

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We do not offer direct or indirect financing. We do not guarantee your notes, leases or obligations.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 10
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11Support, Training And Advertising

The typical length of time between the signing of the Franchise Agreement and the opening of a Gym is approximately three (3) to twelve (12) months.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 32 · Item 11 · View Source

If you and the franchisor has not already agreed upon a location for your Gym before signing the Franchise Agreement, the franchisor will provide you with the franchisor’s site selection criteria for the Gym.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 11 · View Source

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The typical length of time between the signing of the Franchise Agreement and the opening of a Gym is approximately three (3) to twelve (12) months.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 32 · Item 11

If you and we have not already agreed upon a location for your Gym before signing the Franchise Agreement, we will provide you with our site selection criteria for the Gym.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 11
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12Territory

Your maintenance of your rights to your Designated Area is not contingent on your obtaining specific sales quotas or opening additional outlets, but the franchisor may modify your Designated Area if you are not in compliance with your Franchise Agreement.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 39 · Item 12 · View Source

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Your maintenance of your rights to your Designated Area is not contingent on your obtaining specific sales quotas or opening additional outlets, but we may modify your Designated Area if you are not in compliance with your Franchise Agreement.

2025 FDD · PDF Page 39 · Item 12
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17Renewal, Transfer And Ending The Agreement

If you are in good standing, you can acquire 4 successor franchises for additional 5-year terms on the franchisor’s then current terms and conditions.

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If you are in good standing, you can acquire 4 successor franchises for additional 5-year terms on our then current terms and conditions.

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18Public Figures

The franchisor says it does not use public figures to promote this franchise.

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We do not use any public figure to promote our franchise.

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20Franchise Locations

At the end of 2024, the FDD reports 28 franchised locations and 0 company-owned locations. These are reported locations, not a count of territories available to buy.

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Franchised 2024 26 28 +2

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Company-Owned 2024 0 0 0

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Total Outlets 2024 26 28 +2

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21Franchisor Financial Statements

The franchisor’s financial reporting year ends on December 31.

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Our fiscal year end is December 31.

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22Agreements

The documents listed in this section include the franchise agreement and a lease assignment. Review the applicable agreements before signing; the list does not mean every form applies to every buyer.

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Exhibit B Form of Franchise Agreement and Related Materials

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Exhibit D Form of Conditional Assignment and Assumption of Lease

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