Investment:Under £10k
Franchise Focus
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INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £8,000
he mission at Pulse Health, Fitness & Wellbeing is to deliver fun exercise programmes and sessions to people of all ages and abilities in a positive and
safe environment, encouraging social, mental and physical wellbeing. The products and services off ered by
Pulse are: Care homes
Pulse delivers challenging, stimulating and, most importantly, enjoyable sessions of chair-based rehabilitation exercises in the care sector. As well as assisting with the general mobility and strength of the residents, Pulse also looks to improve the mental wellbeing of all participants by working regularly with dementia and Alzheimer’s clients. All sessions are delivered in a safe
environment to a high standard by qualifi ed and DBS-checked consultants who are passionate about the industry they work in, all within the framework of the Care Quality Commission.
Community classes Alongside chair exercises in the care sector, Pulse delivers more advanced exercise classes in community centres. Not only do these sessions develop the general mobility and strength of the participants, but they also assist with improving their balance, coordination and cardiovascular fi tness. Pulse strongly encourages its clients to interact socially before, during and after the sessions through events such as coff ee and cake mornings – something which franchisees are more than welcome to attend!
Schools
The Pulse Health, Fitness & Wellbeing business currently delivers full planning, preparation and assessment (PPA) cover, as well as breakfast, lunch and after-school clubs and holiday camps in primary schools. The franchise also off ers indoor and outdoor sporting activities in a fun and safe environment, which aids the development of fundamental movements
and motor skills in all of the participants. Pulse works in conjunction with the national curriculum when planning and delivering sessions and, for every session that is delivered in a school, the franchisee leaves a session plan in order to build up a portfolio.
Franchise
The Pulse Health, Fitness & Wellbeing franchise package includes: • Full use of the Pulse brand • ‘The Pulse Way!’ operations manual • ‘The Pulse Way!’ exercise manual • Access to the database • Access to accountants and accounting software
• Access to the customer relationship management system.
Support
‘The Pulse Way!’ training programme is developed to cover all aspects of your franchise to ensure a smooth transition; using a number of workshops and online training courses you will learn everything about the company in one full week at head offi ce. You will receive invitations to quarterly workshops and networking events with other Pulse franchise owners and experts from diff erent fi elds specifi c to the success of your franchise. Your own Pulse Health, Fitness &
Wellbeing franchise manager will be with you full time for the fi rst two weeks of
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Proven franchise models Yorkshire:
• 54th month gross = £18,200pcm • Profi t (minus full-time wages, consultant wages and fees) = £8,420pcm
Manchester:
• 12th month gross = £4,800pcm • Profi t (minus consultant wages who deliver 100 per cent of sessions and fees) = £2,030pcm
North East:
• Eighth month gross = £2,400pcm • Profi t (minus consultant wages who deliver 40 per cent of sessions and fees) = £1,340pcm.
Pulse Health, Fitness & Wellbeing Health and fi tness
www.pulsehfw.com
info@pulsefranchisegroup.com 0114 322 0000
Make a difference to the whole community by running your very own Pulse Health, Fitness & Wellbeing franchise
your journey, then week four and six, to support you with sales and initial development, along with two monthly meetings to ensure success in your area. Pulse’s support is ongoing; you will have individual account managers at head offi ce to help you with everything from fi nance and marketing to recruiting.
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