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      <title>Why Do Gyms Make It Hard to Cancel?</title>
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      <description>Being required to sign a 12-month contract is standard procedure in the fitness industry. While it might seem like a good idea at the time, oftentimes it’s not long before motivation dries up, and you find yourself trying to break the contract and probably wondering ‘why do gyms make it hard to cancel?’
The truth is, gyms do this for a number of reasons. Some of them, unsurprisingly, serve their own interest, but you might be shocked to find out that these contracts actually benefit members as well.</description>
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