Athletic Republic

You must pay to us a non-refundable “On-Boarding Fee” of $38,000 when you sign the Franchise Agreement. This pre-paid fee covers access to the pre-opening Business Acceleration Program (“BAP”), which currently includes the following: Project management support including weekly calls with us during the pre-opening process and the first two months after you open for business (up to 30 calls); then bi-weekly calls (as needed) with us for the third, fourth, fifth, and six months after you open for business; subscription to the Basecamp Project Management software during the pre-opening period; access to our monthly webinars and office hours during the pre-opening period; use of the Athletic Republic LockerRoom (our System intranet) during the pre-opening process; site selection assistance from our selected real estate firm; 2D training center test fits with equipment and turf lay-outs for up to three proposed sites for your Franchised Business location (if you propose more than three sites, you must pay us $500 per additional test fit) locations; Low Voltage 2D floor plan; access to AR Academy for owner, manager and trainer education; equipment selection support and access to distributor pricing for approved suppliers prior to opening; up to four AR email addresses prior to opening; Training Center’s Website development, construction, subscription and Search Engine Optimization (“SEO”) during the pre-opening process; use of the CRM system through the pre-opening process; Lead Management support through the pre-opening process and during the 30-day period after you open; set-up and subscription for the Baseline scheduling / POS software and the KPI Dashboard software during the pre-opening process; set-up and subscription for the Athlete Assessment software during the pre- opening process; recommended position descriptions, Responsibility Matrix during the pre-opening staff hiring process; AR Lead Instructor to be on site (at AR’s expense) for 4 days during the first week of the training center’s soft-opening; AR Sales Manager to be on site (at AR’s expense) for 3 days during the second week of the training center’s soft-opening; and AR sales team for lead management during the 8-week presale process prior to the Grand Opening and 4 weeks after Grand Opening.- The costs associated with the Training Center’s Website, emails, LockerRoom access, certain software subscriptions and digital ad placement become part of the BOS (Business Operating System) Fees after the Training Center has opened.

We have a service agreement with Northeast Color to provide interior branding design, graphics and installation to Franchisees that is included in the Equipment Fees for Interior Branding. We have a service agreement with Canva to manage our online Marketing Resource center and provide contracted Digital Advertising services to franchisees that is included in the Franchise Marketing Fund Fee.

(8) With your input, we will construct, execute, develop creative, purchase media, and manage the initial membership sales effort for your Training Center’s Grand Opening, with the $10,000 you have pre-paid for Grand Opening Marketing. Beginning 6 to 8 weeks before Grand Opening and extending up to 4 weeks post opening and depending on the market and time of year, the Grand Opening marketing plan may include Google, Facebook and Instagram lead-generation advertising; Pay-per-Click display advertising; You may choose to spend additional funds beyond the $10,000 pre-paid Grand Opening Marketing investment.

In fiscal year 2025, the Marketing Funds fees collected were used as follows: (i) 20% for managing the development and construction of the Training Center Websites; (ii) 15% for Athlete Assessment campaigns; (iii) 26% for Quarterly / Seasonal Marketing Campaigns, including: ‘Next Season Starts Now’ spring, ’Unlevel the Playing Field’ summer marketing, ‘All Season Strong’ fall / BTS marketing, ‘Cheetah Club’, NIL and ACL Bridge Webinars, NPS Survey, Black Friday and Holiday Marketing (iv) 12% for Paid Digital services, such as: Meta, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Google Ads; (v) 12% for improvement of CRM marketing workflows and automations (vi) 7% for Marketing Portal, Creative, Branding, and Design Services; (vii) 5% for In-season Training campaigns; and (viii) 3% for Public Relations services and support. At our discretion, we seek the Franchise Advisory Council’s insights for the allocation of the Franchise Marketing Fund.

We also have the following agreements in place as of the issuance date of this Disclosure Document: We have a manufacturing agreement with LogiCourt for our Wood PlyoFloor products. We have distribution agreements with HyperIce, NormaTec, TriggerPoint, Stick Mobility, and PowerPlate to provide Recovery products. We have a distribution agreement with Dalton, Georgia based Controlled Products for their SportTurf, a non- infilled turf with an attached foam pad. You are required to use Controlled Products turf, if you install synthetic turf in the Training Center.

(8) With your input, we will construct, execute, develop creative, purchase media, and manage the initial membership sales effort for your Training Center’s Grand Opening, with the $10,000 you have pre-paid for Grand Opening Marketing. Beginning 6 to 8 weeks before Grand Opening and extending up to 4 weeks post opening and depending on the market and time of year, the Grand Opening marketing plan may include Google, Facebook and Instagram lead-generation advertising; Pay-per-Click display advertising; You may choose to spend additional funds beyond the $10,000 pre-paid Grand Opening Marketing investment.

In fiscal year 2025, the Marketing Funds fees collected were used as follows: (i) 20% for managing the development and construction of the Training Center Websites; (ii) 15% for Athlete Assessment campaigns; (iii) 26% for Quarterly / Seasonal Marketing Campaigns, including: ‘Next Season Starts Now’ spring, ’Unlevel the Playing Field’ summer marketing, ‘All Season Strong’ fall / BTS marketing, ‘Cheetah Club’, NIL and ACL Bridge Webinars, NPS Survey, Black Friday and Holiday Marketing (iv) 12% for Paid Digital services, such as: Meta, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Google Ads; (v) 12% for improvement of CRM marketing workflows and automations (vi) 7% for Marketing Portal, Creative, Branding, and Design Services; (vii) 5% for In-season Training campaigns; and (viii) 3% for Public Relations services and support. At our discretion, we seek the Franchise Advisory Council’s insights for the allocation of the Franchise Marketing Fund.

This Item 19 includes a historic representation of the past performance of Athletic Republic training centers. As of December 31, 2025, we had 41 open U.S. franchised Training Centers, plus 13 license locations and 5 international locations. Table 1 below contains the Training Center’s real estate format, Athlete Density, Total Revenue, Gross Sales from Athletic Republic Services, and the square footage of the Athletic Republic training space from 24 of the 41 open U.S. Franchise Training Centers (the “Training Center Study Group”) that were each open at the start of the 2025 calendar year under the same ownership and have granted us access to their Mindbody and/or AR Baseline software for online scheduling and point-of-sale transactions. Excluded from this Item 19 are 17 open Training Centers, of which: eight began operations during 2025; eight operated only during after-school hours or less than 35 hours per week; and one is a non-revenue businesses dedicated to training national, elite or university teams and athletes..

We have a service agreement with Upper Hand to integrate and organize data through the Athletic Republic Technology (“ART”) package including AR Vision software and Baseline software training center class scheduling, for point-of-sale processing, reporting and the KPI Dashboard, and to make the services available to Franchisees through subscription that is included in the BOS Fee. We have a service agreement with Paycor to provide subscription-based payroll processing, New Hire Processing and Human Resources support to franchisees. You have the option, but are not required to select and pay for this service.

We have a service agreement with Paycor to provide subscription-based payroll processing, New Hire Processing and Human Resources support to franchisees. You have the option, but are not required to select and pay for this service. We have a service agreement with Quickbooks to provide subscription/cloud-based accounting software and an initial chart-of-accounts to franchisees. You have the option, but are not required to select and pay for this service.

Access to: a) the Athletic Republic Academy online education resource and use of the Athletic Republic LockerRoom , a network intranet; b) Athletic Republic Technology (“ART”) suite of services for On-line Scheduling software with integrated Point-of-Sale (POS) processing; athlete assessment; AR Vision video capture software, athlete management and communication capabilities; c) The Sales and Marketing Suite of services includes the Training Center’s website with a system-wide template, initial content, SEO, social media integration, business listing on online services and two hours per month of support services to help you manage your website after the initial configuration (additional website support services are available through 3rd party providers for additional fees); the KPI (Key Performance Indicator) dashboard, a content management system (CMS), and up to (4) four email addresses for the Training center staff; and d) The initial set-up and configuration of BOS and the training on how to program and manage the service. Most operators require 4-5 ATHLETIC REPUBLIC® 2026 FDD 7 Type of Fee Amount Due Date Remarks (Note 1) hours of training to set-up and learn to use the software. Additional services are available for additional fees: Payroll Processing system; and Quickbooks Online. You are required to use all of the above-mentioned services in the daily operation of your business. You may choose to upgrade services for an additional cost.

In fiscal year 2025, the Marketing Funds fees collected were used as follows: (i) 20% for managing the development and construction of the Training Center Websites; (ii) 15% for Athlete Assessment campaigns; (iii) 26% for Quarterly / Seasonal Marketing Campaigns, including: ‘Next Season Starts Now’ spring, ’Unlevel the Playing Field’ summer marketing, ‘All Season Strong’ fall / BTS marketing, ‘Cheetah Club’, NIL and ACL Bridge Webinars, NPS Survey, Black Friday and Holiday Marketing (iv) 12% for Paid Digital services, such as: Meta, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Google Ads; (v) 12% for improvement of CRM marketing workflows and automations (vi) 7% for Marketing Portal, Creative, Branding, and Design Services; (vii) 5% for In-season Training campaigns; and (viii) 3% for Public Relations services and support. At our discretion, we seek the Franchise Advisory Council’s insights for the allocation of the Franchise Marketing Fund.