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Manchester fitness clubs to get £700k investment
Bannatyne Fitness is investing £700k in its Whitworth Street and Quay Street health clubs in Manchester.
The cardio-vascular and strength areas will be replaced and upgraded and new Pure Strength Plate loaded kits installed.
In addition, the Free Weights area will be enhanced and a new and exciting Functional Training area added.
The works will be completed by mid-March.
Graham Hill, North West Regional Manager at Bannatyne Fitness, said: “Bannatyne Fitness is a growing company which continually strives for excellence in its Health Clubs.
“Continually investing in the latest equipment is hugely important because it ensures that members are always able to access the very best and most up-to-date fitness technology to help them achieve their personal fitness goals.
“I am certain that members will enjoy the new, enhanced facilities.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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