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Health Clubs & Gyms in Lincoln, NE

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Business Listing   Basically Ballroom Dance Studio - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 466-2707


Business Listing   Club Landing at the Landing at Williamsburg VLG - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 420-9355


Business Listing   Respite Care - Respite Network YWCA of Lincoln - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 434-3494


Business Listing   Sports Courts of Lincoln Inc - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 475-5686


Business Listing   YMCA - Northeast Branch- Membership & Program - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 434-9262


Business Listing   YMCA - Youth Sports Branch - Lincoln, NE - Phone: (402) 434-9217


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Helpful Definition for: Health Clubs & Gyms


Health clubs & gyms in Lincoln are the places housing exercise equipment for the purpose of physical exercise & fitness. The major facilities and services offered by such health clubs & gyms are- Main workout area, consisting of free weights including dumbbells, barbells and exercise machines; Cardio area/Theatre, including many types of cardiovascular training-related equipment such as rowing machines, stationary exercise bikes, elliptical trainers and treadmills; Group exercise classes conducted by qualified fitness instructors; Sports facilities like- swimming pools, squash courts or boxing areas; Personal training & other services including health-shops, snack bars, restaurants, child-care facilities, member lounges, cafes, sauna, steam shower, or wellness areas.

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