True Movement Franchising Inc.

What is the current status and progress of the one pending litigation case initiated by the franchisor, and what are the underlying claims?

Why is the monthly technology fee of $1,000 significantly higher than the typical range of $199-$716.25 for fitness franchises, and what specific services and technology does this cover?

Can you provide detailed justification for the transfer fee of $25,000, which exceeds the typical range for fitness franchises by approximately 45%?

Why was the initial franchise term set at 5 years when the typical standard for fitness franchises is 10 years, and does this shorter term affect renewal conditions or franchisor support commitments?

The non-compete radius of 6 miles is substantially narrower than the typical 10-25 mile range—what was the rationale for this shorter distance, and does it provide adequate protection for franchisees?

Given that the franchise currently has 0 units, how long has True Movement been actively franchising, and what is the timeline for unit development?

With 14 termination causes listed in the contract (below the typical 15-21 range), which specific causes are included, and what are the consequences and notice periods for each?

The renewal conditions require refurbishing and remodeling 'as reasonably required by the Franchisor'—what specific standards or costs should a franchisee expect during renewal negotiations?

Personal guarantees are required from all equity holders—are these guarantees limited to the initial franchise term, or do they extend through renewals and beyond the franchise relationship?

Equipment and furnishings must be purchased exclusively from the franchisor or approved suppliers—what is the markup range on these products compared to market rates?

The contract mandates binding arbitration in Wilmington, Delaware—what are the typical costs associated with this dispute resolution process, and are those costs borne by the franchisee?

What encroachment protections are specifically guaranteed, and are there exceptions or circumstances where the franchisor can authorize competing units within the protected territory?

Can you provide the specific conditions and financial requirements for exercising each of the two 5-year renewal options beyond the initial term?

Since this is a fitness franchise with 0 current units, what is the franchisor's track record in other business ventures or franchise systems?

Are there any performance benchmarks or unit profitability requirements tied to renewal eligibility?

What happens to the non-compete obligation if a franchisee sells their unit but the buyer is not approved—does the original franchisee remain bound?

How does the franchisor define 'similar businesses' in the non-compete clause to determine what constitutes a competing fitness and physical rehabilitation business?