Keep exercise equipment in tip-top shape

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Gym owners demonstrate concern for member safety and well-being by making sure the club offers good, safe equipment. You employ and train lifeguards for pool safety; make sure weights are re-racked and do not create a trip hazard; clear walkways; and see that treadmills and weight machines receive regular service and maintenance. Unfortunately, it’s easy to overlook two common pieces of exercise equipment when doing risk assessments and inspections: rubber stability balls and resistance bands. It’s important to evaluate how this equipment could affect member safety.


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Building a better summer camp experience

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Spring is a busy season for parents reserving spots for their children in summer camps and activities, and many health, tennis, racquet and athletic clubs are starting to ramp up for summer. If you are a club owner, you are probably finalizing the types of camps you will offer. Here are some things to consider as you plan.


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