REVL Fitness is a boutique fitness franchise that has made significant strides in the Australian fitness industry:

• Founded in 2020 by Ben Woolford and Josh Mildren
• Expanded internationally to Singapore and Dubai
• Focuses on group training with 13-week structured fitness programs emphasising strength and conditioning
• Offers state-of-the-art equipment and boutique amenities
• Features high-performance programs like Move, Sweat, Perform led by expert coaches
• Implements target-based, team-led training methods
• Enhances training experience with curated music playlists

• Comprehensive initial training program
• Ongoing support in programming, marketing, and administration
• Access to proprietary training methodologies and systems
• Marketing and branding support
• Operational guidance and best practices
• Community-building and networking opportunities

While specific daily routines may vary, a typical day for a REVL Fitness franchisee might include:

• Early morning: Overseeing opening procedures and first training sessions
• Mid-morning: Administrative tasks, reviewing performance metrics, and planning
• Afternoon: Staff meetings, coaching sessions, and member interactions
• Evening: Overseeing peak hour classes, networking, and community engagement
• Throughout the day: Ensuring high-quality service delivery, maintaining facility standards, and addressing any operational issues
• Regularly: Implementing marketing strategies, financial management, and strategic planning for business growth

Franchisees are expected to be hands-on in the business, especially during the initial stages, to ensure smooth operations and maintain the REVL Fitness brand standards.

• Strong business acumen and management skills
• Passion for fitness and health industry
• Financial capability to meet investment requirements
• Leadership and team-building abilities
• Marketing and customer service orientation
• Willingness to follow the REVL Fitness system and brand standards

Prior fitness industry experience may be beneficial but is not explicitly stated as a requirement.