D1 Training Signed Agreements for 16 New Units

D1 Training signs agreements for 16 new units, expanding its athletic training services to new locations across the country.

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D1 Training Signed Agreements for 16 New Units

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D1 Training signed agreements for 16 new units across the US, expanding its athletic training services. The new locations include St. Petersburg, FL; Miami, FL; and other cities across the country.

The new signed agreements cover St. Petersburg, FL; Miami, FL; Land O’Lake, FL; Panama City, FL; Atlanta, GA; Raleigh, NC; Wilmington, NC; Houston, TX; Dallas, TX; Omaha, NE; Wichita, KS; Long Island, NY; Fort Collins, CO; Southwest Colorado Springs, CO; Parker, CO; and Carmel Valley, CA. A total of 15 franchisees are behind these signed agreements.

“D1 Training’s newest franchisees are an inspiring crew of driven, hard-working individuals who are going to cultivate spaces for athletes to set goals and grow,” said Dan Murphy, Chief Operating Officer of D1 Training. “The spirit of the services we provide our athletes carries over into how we run our business.”

D1 Training has scholastic training and developed age-appropriate programs for athletes as young as seven years old. With adult and personal training programs, D1 Training covers the bases for fitness services athletes are seeking out.

All locations offer three core training programs, Scholastic (Rookie, Developmental, Prep and Overtime), Adult and Pro. Each fitness program is based on the five athletic-based tenets: dynamic warm-up, performance, strength program, core and conditioning, and cool down. Outside of group workouts, D1 offers one-on-one training with world-class coaches.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 26, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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