StretchLab debuts in Washington D.C. with multi-unit deal

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StretchLab debuts in Washington D.C. with multi-unit deal

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StretchLab has debuted in Washington D.C. with a multi-unit deal to open 16 new studios. The assisted stretching franchise has signed development agreements in various locations across the country and recently signed master franchise deals in Australia.

The assisted stretching franchise has spread its wings to the nation’s capital and plans to open 16 new studios

StretchLab has announced the signing of a new franchise agreement that is set to bring 16 new StretchLab studios to Washington D.C.

“We are excited to announce the development of our brand in the Washington DC and Maryland area with one of our most talented franchisees,” said Verdine Baker, president of StretchLab.

“With the brand making its debut in the nation’s capital, we can’t wait to take the local wellness scene by storm and educate consumers on the incredible benefits of assisted stretching.”

The brand has also signed development agreements in key locations across the country such as Fargo, Charleston, Miami, Vancouver and Grand Rapids, among other markets.

StretchLab recently signed master franchise deals in Australia alongside its other Xponential Fitness family of owned brands, read more here .

StretchLab was founded in 2015, and created with the intention to assist people through customized flexibility services. The brand has since opened 156 franchise locations, and has a further 587 licensed locations to its name.

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This story was originally published by Raghav Patel in Global Franchise on February 22, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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