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Postby Muad Dib » Wed Dec 20, 2000 5:45 am

Thanks for designing this software. It looks really good. I'm in my <BR>third week of my evaluation period. But I can guarantee you that<BR>I'll purchase two copies of the software, One for me, and one for <BR>my girlfriend. It really makes meal planning and goal planning so much<BR>more efficient. Thank you.<P>My question/ dilemma is I'll be taking a job soon that will require a lot<BR>of travel, which will no doubt impact my workout schedule. Does anyone<BR>know of any gym club that I could join that would let me workout in <BR>different cities? Does the YMCA let you do this?<BR>
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Postby bdmc535 » Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:07 pm

You can try 24 Hour Fitness if they're in your area. I know that when I was a member that was one of the perks of being a member was that you Limited to one location. I believe you could use facilities in other cities too, but I think it cost a little extra through.
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Postby woodroy » Sat Jul 07, 2007 11:18 am

I don't know how old this question is, but I can pipe in anyway.

Only do 24 hour Fitness if you are travelling in the western region of the U.S.. They do not have clubs on the east coast. Also, if you're committed to health and you are going to do 24 Hour Fitness, I recommend purchasing 3 years at once. Why? It's the best deal!!! It costs a little less than $700 (that comes out to less than $20 per month) and then only costs $50/year thereafter.

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