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How Jazzercise Is Surviving—And Thriving—After 50 Years In the Competitive Fitness Industry

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With 8,500 franchisees and 32,000 classes each week, 80s fitness craze Jazzercise is still alive and profitable. Founder and CEO Judi Sheppard Missett shares

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