FitFighter's Unique Workout Tool Soars After Shark Tank Deal
FitFighter, a unique workout tool inspired by firefighters' rigorous training, has gained significant traction. The product, designed by Sarah Apgar, combines multiple gym equipment into one, using recycled materials. It offers personalized workouts and live training via its app, making it accessible for both beginners and professionals. After a successful pitch on Shark Tank, the company's sales soared.
Sarah Apgar, a former army personnel, developed FitFighter after training with a volunteer fire department in New York. The product, which weighs between 10 to 20 pounds, serves as a cost-effective alternative to buying multiple gym equipment pieces. It offers a full-body workout, including exercises like lifting, dropping, dragging, swinging, or tossing.
On Shark Tank, Apgar pitched for $250,000 in exchange for a 15% stake. She eventually accepted an offer from Daniel Lubetzsky for $250,000, but for a 25% stake. Following the episode's air, FitFighter made almost $900,000 in sales. The company continues to thrive, offering a versatile workout solution that can be used anywhere.
FitFighter, with its innovative design and accessibility, has proven to be a popular choice among fitness enthusiasts. The company, founded by Sarah Apgar, has shown remarkable growth since its appearance on Shark Tank. Despite Apgar giving up a larger stake, the company's success indicates a strong market demand for its unique workout tool.
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