TUMBLE GYM

Slide 02 · Executive Summary

Executive summary

Tumble Gym operates a kids fitness and development format for ages 1–14. Founded in 2022, it now trains 3,000+ children across 20+ outlets in 10+ cities and is structured for pan-India expansion toward 100+ centres by 2030 through curriculum-led centre programmes, camps, events, digital training and franchise expansion.

Slide 03 · Problem

The problem

• Limited structured physical development for young children
• Screen-heavy childhood routines
• Few age-appropriate fitness curricula
• Unstructured after-school activity options
• Low focus on brain-body coordination
• Fragmented parent engagement

Slide 04 · Solution

The solution

Tumble Gym delivers a structured, age-banded curriculum combining physical development with cognitive coordination, supported by events, camps and digital programmes. “India's No.1 Kids Gym” is used as a brand positioning statement only.

Slide 05 · Offering

Programs

• Gymnastics
• Kids Yoga
• Dance
• Functional Fitness
• Ninja Warrior Training
• Tumbling
• Brain-Body Coordination
• Development Programs
• Camps
• Events
• Online Training
• Montessori / Development ecosystem where applicable

Slide 06 · Market

Market opportunity

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Slide 07 · Customer

Target customer

Parents of children aged 1–14; schools, preschools and corporates as partners.

Slide 08 · Product

Product & technology

Age-banded programmes across gymnastics, tumbling, yoga, dance, ninja and functional fitness. Membership management, scheduling, parent communication and online programme delivery.

Slide 09 · Competition

Landscape & differentiation

Local activity classes, sports academies and general gyms without kids specialisation. Kids-only specialisation, structured curriculum, safety standards and parent engagement.

Slide 10 · Business Model

Revenue streams

• Memberships
• Annual packages
• Monthly programs
• Camps
• Events
• Online programs
• Individual sessions
• Merchandise
• Franchise fees
• Royalty
• Corporate/school partnerships
• Preschool partnerships
• Training programs

Slide 11 · Go To Market

Customer acquisition

School and preschool tie-ups, local marketing, trials, events and referrals.

Slide 12 · Operations

Operations

Centre operations, coach training and certification, safety protocols and batch scheduling.

Slide 13 · Expansion

Expansion roadmap

Company-Owned → Franchise → FOCO → Master Franchise → Digital → National Network, with a target of 100+ centres by 2030.

Slide 14 · Financials

Financial overview

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Slide 15 · Use of Funds

Use of investment

• Equipment
• Centre expansion
• Team
• Marketing
• Customer acquisition
• Operations
• Product development

Slide 16 · Team

Management

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Slide 17 · Risk

Risks & mitigation

• Centre-level capital and utilisation → Staged centre rollout
• Coach recruitment and retention → Coach training academy
• Location and lease dependency → Site selection framework
• Franchise quality control → Franchise audits and standards

Slide 18 · Milestones

Milestones

• 20+ operating outlets across 10+ cities
• 3,000+ children trained
• Franchise pilot and multi-city rollout
• 100+ centre network by 2030

Slide 19 · Exit

Exit considerations

Exit and liquidity considerations are subject to definitive documentation and due diligence.

Slide 20 · Ask

The investment ask

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