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Baby Boot Camp
When you think of Baby Boot Camp, do you think of drill instructors? The fitness program has instructors, but they’re called “nationally certified fitness professionals.” Baby Boot Camp was created by a group fitness instructor and mother “to balance the fitness needs of new moms with their desire to spend time with their baby,” according to the company. Participants can enroll in stroller-based fitness classes that combine strength-training exercises with cardiovascular drills. Strollers and resistance tubes (and even participants’ children) are employed as part of the workout. Baby Boot Camp franchisees receive program training and business support that includes assistance with marketing and public relations.
Fast Facts
| Year established | 2001 |
| Franchising since | 2005 |
| Can be run from home? | Yes |
| Number of employees needed | 1 |
| Item 19 Financial Performance Representation? | No |
| Multiple units must be purchased in U.S. | No |
| Multiple units must be purchased outside U.S. | No |
| % of franchisees who own multiple units | 5% |
| Absentee ownership allowed? | No |
Franchise Unit Growth Rate
| Year | U.S. Franchises |
Non-U.S. Franchises |
Company-Owned Locations |
| 2011 | 110 | 2 | 1 |
| 2010 | 103 | 1 | 0 |
| 2009 | 87 | 1 | 1 |
Expanding in These Locations
| Total Investment | $3,690 - $9,699 |
| Franchise Fee | $2,900 - $4,900 |
| Royalty Fee | $115-265 |
| Net Worth | $0 |
| Liquid Capital | $5,000 |
| Does franchisor offer financing? | No |
| Is franchisor on the SBA's Franchise Registry? | No |
| Is franchisor a member of the IFA's VetFran program? | No |
