OTA Sells #19 Franchise (Dallas, TX)

OTA is excited to welcome Ismail Vaid to the OTA Family as the 19th Franchise Owner. Ismail has started his OTA Training (OTA University) and looking to start programs in January 2020.

Overtime Athletics is considered one of the fastest growing kids franchises in the US. OTA franchisees build relationships with schools, PTAs and related educational facilities, and offer our amazing curriculum of programs.

The OTA after school programs and summer camps are designed for kids age 5 to 13, but some OTA franchises also offer a preschool program for 3 & 4-year-olds. We can help an OTA franchisee figure out the best programs, camps and clinics for their particular territory.

As a franchisee, you enjoy name-brand recognition and a network of support provides an immediate and distinct competitive edge over the independent, stand-alone business. You can avoid that costly trial-and-error period that causes so many problems for start-up businesses. As a franchisee, you’ll “hit the ground running.”

OTA Sells #18 Franchise (South Atlanta)

We are excited to announce our 18th franchisees Rebecca & Daymond Scott.

Rebecca and Daymond met 8 years ago and finally tied the knot December 2017. Both Rebecca and Daymond were born and raised in New York. Recently, relocated to the Atlanta area Daymond and Rebecca knew that they wanted to continue their passion with working with children and provide an opportunity for kids to grow socially while in positive environment.

Rebecca has been working in education for over 10 years. She started her career working with 3 and 4-year old’s and continued her career as a teacher. Her last job Rebecca was a Staff Developer at a Charter School located in the Bronx for seven years. Through her career Rebecca has also spent many summers at camps and coached cheerleading for middle school. Growing up Rebecca was an avid swimmer and enjoyed playing many school sports. Rebecca’s hobbies consist of riding her Peloton, running, enjoying outdoor activates, trying any type of new workout, watching and going to football and baseball games, travel, and just being active.

Daymond has been working in education since 2007. He has worked as a Crisis Manager in a Special Act District. He strongly believes that in order to be proficient it is a collaborative effort. Therefore, he also had taken on the important role of leading staff development training in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention. As a child Daymond developed a passion for sports which led him to coaching both Highschool football and Basketball. Daymond ’s Goals are to inclusively assure students are given fair opportunities to meet their fullest potential with adequate support.

Daymond and Rebecca couldn’t be more excited to begin this journey and lifelong dream in South Atlanta and different Counties in Georgia. Get READY!

Making $$ with your Youth Franchise

Let's get right to the point. You go into business to make money. Sure, you are motivated by other things that draw you towards specific types of businesses, but at the end of the day, the business has to make money. If it doesn't, it's a hobby.

It's a valid question to ask "How can I make money with a youth fitness business?" If you are considering making a change or starting something new, knowing there is a legitimate path to generate revenue is the first question that should be answered. Good news - you can make money with a kids fitness business. In fact, youth programming is a BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY! :) .

Ways To Make Money With A Kids Fitness Business

Our business model doesn’t just create occasional repeat revenue; it’s built on predictable recurring revenue that can stretch for years. We refer to a potential “14-Year Lifetime Value” for our customers, since we offer programs from ages 3-13. This means potentially up to 14 years of recurring revenue for each kid our franchisees service, and the average American family has two children or more. Recurring revenue, repeat business and strong word-of-mouth referrals make Overtime Athletics sustainable and scalable. Customer satisfaction is a key indicator of customer retention, and our superior customer experience creates strong brand loyalty and passionate fans among our customers.

Overtime Athletics has created a low-cost, home-based business model that can generate substantial revenue for franchise owners while keeping overhead expenses down. Owners access multiple revenue streams, including After School Programs, Summer Camps, Birthday Parties, Clinics, Leagues, Sponsorships, Registration Fees, etc.

For over 17 years, franchisees have used our training, technology, business systems and expertise to build profitable, sustainable businesses of which they can be proud.