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Franchisees sue D1 Training over alleged fraudulent model - Nashville Banner
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Franchisees sue D1 Training over alleged fraudulent model - Nashville Banner
When John Rose retired from the Air Force in 2021, he decided to cash out 20 years’ worth of savings to open a D1 Training franchise in San Antonio. “My daughters were attending a speed and agility location here in San Antonio called Red Line, another franchise,” said Rose, whose teenage daughters play soccer and golf. “It was a far drive for us — other side of town kind of thing. So I just got curious as to what it would take to open something…
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