After successfully launching the inaugural international franchise in China, Skyhawks Franchise Group has opened its second overseas franchise in Indonesia.  Based in Jakarta and operated by partners Bryan Djuhari and Muljadi Irawan, the Indonesian franchise will offer both Skyhawks Sports Academy and SuperTots Sports Academy programs to kids ages 18 months - 14 years old. In addition to providing sports programming for schools, private sports facilities, and apartment complexes, Djuhari and Irawan have plans to open their own multi-purpose facility (FIT Academy).  This ten-story multi-purpose facility will offer futsal, basketball and badminton courts in addition to a gymnastics room, climbing wall and four-lane half-Olympic size lap pool. Located in Kuningan in the heart of Jakarta, the FIT Academy is set to open 2020/2021.  

“We are looking forward to bringing Skyhawks and SuperTots to the young boys and girls here in Jakarta and throughout Indonesia,” says Irawan.  “The excitement you feel at a Skyhawks camp or watching a child learn a new skill for the first time and the relationships they form with other campers and the coaches is really tremendous.  We can’t wait to take the knowledge and methods Skyhawks has fine-tuned over the last 40 years and introduce Skyhawks and SuperTots to the kids in our Jakarta community and beyond.”

“Opening our first international franchise in 2018 for the SuperTots brand was thrilling, and this announcement brings the same feeling right back,” explained Skyhawks Franchise Group President & COO Jason Frazier. “Skyhawks is commemorating its 40th anniversary in 2019, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than by the launching of our first dual-brand international franchise.  Finding Bryan and Muljadi and hearing about their vision for what they hope to accomplish with Skyhawks and SuperTots franchises made them the right franchisor for Indonesia. I am eager to see the benefits they will be able to provide for the kids in Indonesia.”

Skyhawks Franchise Group President & COO Jason Frazier (Center) with Skyhawks Indonesia ownership partners Muljadi Irawan (left) and Bryan Djuhari (right) in Spokane, WA.