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      <title>24/7 gym access control - Why it matters</title>
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      <description>What is 24/7 door access control? Chances are, if you are a gym owner or anyone familiar with the fitness industry, you have been aware of a 24 hour gym and how they operate. Whether it be through going for a workout or working in one, most gym members now will have experienced or heard from a friend about gyms that enable you to work out at any time of the day by swiping an access control key fob at the door to gain access to the club.</description>
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      <title>What do you need to know for 24/7</title>
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      <description>24/7 gym access has become a prominent offering in many facilities with both the rise of budget all access gyms and more traditional gyms converting to 24/7 to prevent member attrition. Going 24/7 can provide a wide range of additional benefits to a site but there are also additional items to consider. Costs Local Government Compliance: Usually safety focused, this includes items such as regular maintenance checks, manual and emergency exit options and panic/emergency devices.</description>
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      <title>The &#39;New&#39; Segmented Health Club Market</title>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 28 May 2012 22:52:19 +0000</pubDate>
      
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      <description>Has anyone else noticed how much the health club market has changed over the last couple of years? Is it entirely driven by a reaction to the recession and high unemployment coupled with the availability of low cost franchise business models? This business opportunity could seem very appealing to someone with a redundancy pay cheque with the potential for lucrative rewards and low overheads after an initial outlay of security and fitness equipment (if purchasing).</description>
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