SuperSlow Zone, the revolutionary fitness program headed by CEO Madeline Ross, has 34 locations in the United States, and is now making waves half a world away in Istanbul, Turkey, with 2 locations there. Recently, two different referrals from Turkey have sought out locations in the U.S. in order to continue their fitness regimen, in one case, and the other wanting to sign up, as she’d heard such wonderful things about SSZ back in Istanbul.

“What a testimony to the power of our brand when clients come from one country and search out SSZ here in the U.S., to keep up their training and level of health and fitness!” an excited Ms. Ross proclaimed in response to the phenomenal international buzz being created by her innovative exercise program.

SuperSlow Zone delivers the most ideal, results-oriented personal fitness program possible. Based on many years of academic, scientific research and development, SuperSlow Zone presents a clinically-controlled, time and money-saving 20-minute workout program which yields exacting, dramatic results, without its clientele actually breaking a sweat!.

Their health and wellness services are geared to a wide audience of fitness seekers: professional and amateur athletes; aging individuals looking to stay fit and/or relieve chronic medical conditions; those in physical therapy looking for an individualized rehabilitation program; and those looking to bypass sweaty, crowded, non-value added, big name gyms.

SuperSlow Zone’s list of services/benefits includes:

·         A time and money-saving, results-measured exercise regimen

·         An extensively researched and developed fitness parameters

·         Convenient access, individual attention, and relaxed atmosphere

·         Safe, clinically-controlled, un-crowded wellness retreat

·         A fantastic corporate wellness option to reduce insurance premiums

·         Good alternative to Pilates and other less-effective regimens

·         Accredited, ISAT and globally-recognized business model and franchising structure

·         Utilization of state-of-the art Nautilus One machines, and much more.

As of 2007, total revenue for the fitness industry in the U.S. topped $21 billion, and payroll topped $7 billion. There were nearly 32,000 health and fitness establishments, with an average of 18.1 employees per establishment. Employment in this industry increased 31% between 2002 and 2007.

And with the momentum and excitement they’re generating overseas, this unique, investment-friendly franchise could truly turn into an international monster, helping ignite and guide a new fitness revolution!

Contact Shenan Faas with Franchise Growth Systems at 480-223-0786 for more information on becoming a SuperSlow Zone franchisee, or visit our website at www.franchisegrowth.com.