
StretchMed
StretchMed: assisted stretching as a business
Founder Brian Cook on building a studio around mobility and chronic-pain relief — and who the model suits.
Lance has sat down with hundreds of founders and franchise owners. These are the conversations about beauty & wellness — 42 episodes and shorts, sorted into the same eleven lanes as the rest of this site.
Every episode wears its lane’s color, the same one it carries on the categories board — so you always know which world you’re in.
No med-spa-specific episode yet. The closest conversation is Ultimate Longevity Center, under IV & Hydration — and Lance can walk you through med-spa brands one-on-one.

StretchMed
Founder Brian Cook on building a studio around mobility and chronic-pain relief — and who the model suits.

iCRYO
Franchisee Matt Magnuson on cryotherapy, recovery services and why clients keep coming back.

The Tox & The Shade
Uli DiMartino, franchisee of The Tox, on why an automotive executive chose beauty — and what he’d tell the next career-changer.
See the The Tox & The Shade opportunity The Body Sculpting lane

Deka Lash
Former teacher Eleen Amaya on lash studios, and why it isn’t only about the bottom line.

Deka Lash
Jennifer Blair on starting from her own frustration getting lashes done.

Saas Brow
Elizabeth Porikos-Gorgees on a brow concept with a foothold in high-profile events.

The Tox
Founder Courtney Yeager on how lymphatic body sculpting became a franchise — filmed on Lance’s Franchise Road Trip.

The Tox
Courtney Yeager and Gabrielle Sacco on digestive and lymphatic body sculpting, and how they came to franchise it.

Medi-Weightloss
Andrew Cox on how a physician-guided weight-loss program works as a franchise.

Ultimate Longevity Center
Sequel Brands’ Anthony Geisler on building Ultimate Longevity Center with Gary Brecka, and why longevity is a lane to watch.
See the Ultimate Longevity Center opportunity The IV & Hydration lane

Discover Strength
Founder Luke Carlson on why strength training is winning the fitness conversation.
See the Discover Strength opportunity The Boutique Fitness lane

BODY20
A Road Trip stop in Summerlin, Nevada — how tech-driven, one-on-one sessions work.

BODY20
Greg Breitbart on moving from the electricity industry to electro-muscle stimulation.

JETSET Pilates
Founder Tamara Galinsky on curated music, reformers and building a brand people belong to.

Pvolve
Julie Cartwright on the Pvolve method and its partnership with Jennifer Aniston.

YogaSix
President Lindsay Junk on low-impact classes built for every age and fitness level.

Burn Boot Camp
Devan and Morgan Kline on building a community-driven gym brand.

Workout Anytime
Co-founders John Quattrocchi and Steve Strickland on 25 years of relationship-driven gyms.

GYMGUYZ
Founder Josh York on building a mobile personal-training brand.

Scenthound
Co-founder Tim Vogel on a membership model built around routine dog hygiene.

Woofie’s
Co-founder Amy Addington on a technology-driven, services-first pet brand.

Hounds Town
Leslie Bottesch on starting in pet care with no industry experience.

The Dog Stop
CEO Jesse Coslov on daycare, boarding, grooming and the owner who thrives.
Episodes are Lance’s conversations with founders and owners, not financial-performance representations. Any figure a guest mentions is theirs, not this site’s — always review a brand’s FDD, including Item 19, before relying on any number.
Seven conversations about the decision itself — money, validation, disclosure documents, and fit.
Read the buyer-education hubLance on investment ranges, funding options and the budgeting mistakes that keep buyers stuck in research mode.
Eight reasons, distilled from hundreds of conversations with owners.
Don Tarinelli of Franchise Fastlane on what makes a strong candidate — and how to validate a brand before you sign.
Lance and Cory Carter on the questions that separate a good decision from a hopeful one.
Why built-in support is the biggest advantage of buying a franchise.
A franchise attorney on the FDD, and why counsel belongs in the process before you buy.
The economic and career shifts pushing professionals toward owning a business.

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