Miami is known for its throbbing club scene, where music drives every heartbeat. So it’s no surprise that one of his Miami fitness club brands would enter North Texas with a beat of its own.
JETSET Pilates, a modern, innovative Pilates franchise, incorporates a carefully selected music playlist into a 50-minute workout to create what it calls “the ultimate energizing experience.” The brand is now entering the Texas market, with its first store in the state opening this summer. 3241 S. Custer Road in McKinney.
We deliver the sweet “scent” of fitness.
“JETSET Pilates is a unique experience only available to JETSET users at our locations, from the scent of our studio to our specially curated music playlists,” CEO Bart Albertze said in a statement.
“Our studio creates an environment of engagement and interaction where fitness users have the opportunity to escape and unwind from everyday stress,” he added. “We can’t wait for Texans to join us for an intensive 50-minute full-body workout in a custom-built reformer that blends strength training, cardio, conditioning, and Pilates-inspired movement elements into one.” I can’t do it.”
Challenging “mind, body and soul,” the brand’s instructors are trained to create personal connections with customers, ensuring everyone receives training tailored to their personal goals, the company said. said. The brand’s “intricate design, intuitive settings, and high-performance reformer” aim to create a “unique” 360-degree experience. JETSET added that the well-thought-out class structure allows for participation of 12 to 16 innovators per class, enabling efficient training sessions for all clients.
Expands from Florida to four other US states and Australia
Founded in 2010 and franchised since 2022, JETSET Pilates currently operates only in Florida. However, the company says it has more than 28 studios in development with plans to open in 2020. new york, north carolina, georgiaand Australia Similarly in Texas.
JETSET said it has a multi-studio deal in the Texas market and is “looking at all major cities” in the state, including: houston, austin, dallas, san antonio, more.
“With this expansion, we are seeking more potential franchise partners with an interest in the fitness space to bring an accessible and cutting-edge Pilates experience to various communities across the state. Texas” and founder Tamara Galinsky said in a statement.
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