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Posted: November 24, 2010
Club Fit Fitness Center opens in 22,568 s/f at Dartmouth Mall
Club Fit Fitness Center will soon open its first location at Dartmouth Mall, extending the property's current scope of retail, dining and entertainment offerings with a state of the art health club. The 22,568 s/f health and fitness club will open next to JCPenney with a separate outside entrance.
The Club Fit Fitness Center will offer a wide variety of health equipment and services including treadmills, stationary bicycles, elliptical machines, full circuit training and weight lifting equipment, professional personal training, fitness classes, a juice bar and steam and sauna rooms. In addition, Club Fit Fitness will provide free fitness evaluations to its members.
"Dartmouth Mall will soon be the only mall in the region with a fitness center," said Beth Zager mall marketing director. "We are pleased to offer this service to the local community, shoppers, retailers and mall employees."
Dartmouth Mall is owned and managed by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust.
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