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SuperSlow Zone Advantage

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This week we're joined by Madeline Ross, founder and CEO of SuperSlow Zone. Madeline will be taking us inside the unique wellness and exercise franchise, including a snapshot of the services they offer and why their unique methods have meant success for so many. She'll also talk about the types of people this franchise attracts, and what the ideal franchise owner looks like at SuperSlow Zone. 

About Our Guest

Madeline Ross, founder and CEO of SuperSlow Zone for 10 years, is a unique wellness and exercise franchise in the USA, Turkey and Colombia. Feature articles about SSZ has been in Time, New York Times, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Men’s Health, NBC, CNN, and others.

SuperSlow Zone’s core services include a 20 minute, two times a week personal strength training exercise program, healthy eating, and weight loss systems. Positioned as a professional premier personal wellness service, clients achieve maximum results in minimum time.

SuperSlow Zone’s competitive advantage is grounded in committed and professional staff and global franchise owners, years of research and continuous improvements driven by our clients. 68% of clients stay 3 to 10 years, 71% of new clients are from referrals and of referrals, 21% are from physicians. Clients come, stay and refer because it works.

Madeline is also President of SuperSlow Zone Institute, our the continuing education division. Accredited by the prestigious International Association For Continuing Education and Training [IACET.org], it also accredits the American Physical Therapy Association, National Institute of Health, Centers for Disease Control and, Duke University Medical Center, GE Healthcare, etc. SSZ achieved and maintains this accreditation to ensure the highest standards of operations, service and care for its clients.

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