USA Ninja Challenge

Army veteran Chad Kneller leads a USA Ninja Challenge franchise in Texas.

USA Ninja Challenge targets upstate New York for growth with 4 new markets.

Bach to Rock has 58 schools open, including 49 franchised locations

Paul Ryan already knew USA Ninja Challenge well when he decided to become a franchise owner.

Colorado’s Front Range has the combination of families , disposable income and an active population that USA Ninja Challenge believes can support its next wave of franchise growth.

USA Ninja Challenge is a veteran-owned ninja gym franchise that supports community and provides a safe space for kids to have fun and create healthy habits.

Jana King opens USA Ninja Challenge in Bristol, Virginia, creating a family-friendly fitness hub for kids and the community.

Anand Panchal and Tarang Vora launch USA Ninja Challenge in Leander, Texas.

Chris Reis, owner of an insurance agency, found USA Ninja Challenge and decided to take the leap, transforming his community with the franchise opportunity.

Amy Harley and Patrick Gregory saw an opportunity to combine their strengths and build something lasting for the community when the USA Ninja Challenge gym in Rochester, New York, needed new ownership.

USA Ninja Challenge franchisees Robby and Millie Adams open a new gym in Carrollton, Georgia, offering obstacle courses for kids to build agility, balance, and problem-solving skills.

USA Ninja Challenge offers a unique opportunity for kids to engage in fitness and ninja training, with 28 gyms across the country and more in development.

USA Ninja Challenge franchisee Tracy Smith opens a location in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania, offering a Ninja fitness program for kids.

Amanda Moore, a NICU nurse, opened a USA Ninja Challenge franchise in children's fitness and obstacle course training.

Nikita and Niraj Talati open USA Ninja Challenge in Norton, Massachusetts.

USA Ninja Challenge franchise is growing in Stafford, Virginia, with Dan Umpa as the new franchisee.

A former military service member, now an entrepreneur, shares his journey from Afghanistan to building confidence with USA Ninja Challenge in Conroe, TX.

USA Ninja Challenge franchisee Tracy and Wallace Reed aim to introduce local children to obstacle-based training and foster confidence, coordination, and a lifelong love of movement.

Kristy Tyler launched USA Ninja Challenge in Woodstock, Georgia, creating a dynamic space for kids to build strength, confidence, and independence.

USA Ninja Challenge has opened a new location in San Jose, CA, with franchisee Arnaldo Brasil, who aims to create a positive impact on the community.

USA Ninja Challenge franchise owner Cynthia Agbetuyi builds confidence in kids through her business, a passion project after a layoff.

A long-time soccer coach and music teacher opened a USA Ninja Challenge in Santa Maria, California, serving the youth in their community.

USA Ninja Challenge franchise costs $436,300 to $670,300 to start.

USA Ninja Challenge brings obstacle-based fitness for children to San Diego with its first gym in the county.