(Newswire.net — February 27, 2015) Westfield, IN — Ninja Zone, an innovative and exciting new sports program, specifically developed with active young boys in mind, launches Charter Memberships for 25 Gymnastics Clubs around the United States. Application deadline is March 7th, 2015 to secure one of the first 25 area-exclusive Ninja Zone licenses.
Ninja Zone was developed by Casey Wright, a veteran in the gymnastics industry who owns 4 gymnastics clubs in the Indianapolis area.
“The Ninja Zone business model has truly changed my life. It’s allowed me to confidently open another gym, pay my employees what they deserve, and all while I witness happy coaches, kids, and parents alike.”
Ninja Zone was developed to re-brand and re-market boys gymnastics, and has since developed into to a wildly popular, and all new sport in which is taught in gymnastics facilities using the existing equipment in the facility, and does not require the use of excpensive boys gymnastics equipment. This has been a major factor allowing several clubs to implement “Ninja Zone” without previously having a boys recreational program.
Wright explains, “I started asking myself questions from a mother’s perspective, instead of a gym coach, or a club owner. I listened to the moms that said ‘There aren’t enough sports or activities for young boys, especially in the Winter’ and ‘I need something to wear him out!’ and ‘I don’t want to make him sit here while his sister is in class’ “.
18 months later Wright’s 4 clubs have enrolled over 387 ‘Ninjas’. Ninja Zone accounts for 50% of enrollment in 2 of her 4 locations, and Ninja Zone themed birthday parties have become very poplular.
“This is what I would want for my son, so this is what we created….A sport that gathers the discipline from martial arts, the coordination from gymnastics, the strength & agility from obstacle course training, and the creativity from street dance.”
Following the prototype developmet of the program in early 2014, 12 Pilot Clubs implemented the Ninja Zone program to assist Wright in the development of the curriculum and other creative ideas to grow and promote the sport. The result is a package that is EASY to implement, easy to teach, and very marketable.
Another big win for the program was full insurance approval. After many months of negotiating with the major gymnastics industry insurance companies to secure coverage for the new sport, Ninja Zone enjoys full insurance support from many or the big name carriers in the industry, and more are following suit as they discover the fast growth of this sport.
In securing the registered trademark for Ninja Zone, and its pateneted competition series counterpart Ninja Games, Wright’s goal was to create something that makes club owners lives easier not harder. She believes that this is a win-win-win for club owners, students and parents.
Ninja Zone is headquartered in Indianapolis, IN with pilot clubs operating Ninja Zone in their gymnastics facilities throughout the United States. 25 more clubs wil launch Ninja Zone this March when the Charter Membership application period closes on March 7th and the first 25 Charter Members selected are announced.
To find out more about Ninja Zone, visit their website at NinjaZone.Club.