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      <title>7 Ways to Reduce the Monthly Cost of Running Your Gym</title>
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      <description>Most gyms have a handful of large fixed costs (rent, staff, power, equipment) and a long tail of smaller ones that creep up over time. Cutting costs well means looking at both, and making sure you don&amp;rsquo;t save money in a way that loses members. Here are seven places to look.
1. Find out where the money actually goes Before you cut anything, list every cost for the last 12 months from your bank statements and accounts.</description>
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