Kids fitness — page 3

Appointment of a digital and loyalty executive to oversee Sky Zone’s marketing, programs, and revenue strategy

Barb Volk, an Orangetheory franchise owner, has purchased a KidStrong franchise, citing a connection to the mission and business model.

ZAG Equity Partners backs The Little Gym of Maplewood, NJ

Barb Volk, an Orangetheory Franchise Owner, has chosen to invest in KidStrong, a children's fitness and education franchise.

KidStrong’s area developer and franchisee Pete Campana discusses the brand’s growth in Atlanta and its purpose.

Ajit Sidhu brings KidStrong, a youth enrichment franchise, to NorCal to help kids build confidence through physical training.

The nation’s children are falling further behind when it comes to physical activity and fitness.

KidStrong has 150 locations and helps kids develop confidence and skills

KidStrong founders Matt Sharp and Lincoln Brown discuss their franchise's growth and mission.

KidStrong is on a mission — not just to help kids get stronger, but to help them grow into confident, capable humans.

Mike Revak leads Sky Zone's franchise growth through hospitality and local ownership, championing franchisees and delivering operational systems.

KidStrong Chief Marketing Officer Darshan Gad drives growth through data, personalization, and franchisee support, focusing on ROI and transparency.

The Little Gym ranks No. 198 on Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 list

Name: Griffin Gordon Title: Founding Board Member and Investor (Somersault Holdings) and Founder/CEO (Taurus Capital Partners) Company: Somersault Holdings and Taurus Capital Partners No.

Sky Zone expands its footprint with ten new parks, including locations in Austin, Seattle, and the Atlanta metro area.

KidStrong is a science-based child development franchise helping kids grow stronger and more confident.

Danielle Sporcic owns two Little Gym locations in New Jersey.

Somersault Holdings expands its presence in The Little Gym International, becoming the brand's largest multi-unit franchisee.

The Little Gym has been serving children ages 4 months to 12 years old and their families for nearly 50 years.

Sky Zone multi-unit franchisee Usman Rao shares his advice on franchising, citing the entrepreneurial spirit and resources provided by the network.

Amazing Athletes launches a year-round developmental sports program in three Tampa Bay locations, owned and operated by passionate entrepreneurs.

Mike Revak, Chief Business Officer at Sky Zone, expressed his enthusiasm for the new venture, saying, "We can't wait to bring the Sky Zone experience to the vibrant city of Hartford."

A private equity-backed operator acquired seven The Little Gym locations in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

The Little Gym partners with a private equity-backed group to acquire seven existing gyms, aiming to expand its franchise network.