Lifetime Fitness Eliminating Racquetball at Some Locations

Lifetime Fitness Eliminating Racquetball at Some LocationsThere are many ways to work out and get in shape, but some will have to look for a new way.

Lifetime Fitness is ending racquetball at some clubs around the metro and will use the court space for yoga. Some members are upset by the move and want to end their memberships.

Members still have to give 30 days notice, which means they would have to pay for another month.Lifetime Fitness Eliminating Racquetball at Some Locations

Lifetime Fitness tell KSTP they’re working with members on a case-by-case basis to resolve contract issues. Due to the complaints they’ve delayed the closing of the courts in one location until next month.

Lifetime is ending racquetball in Eagan and Plymouth, but courts will remain open at their Target Center, Bloomington, Fridley, and Saint Louis Park locations.There are many ways to work out and get in shape, but some will have to look for a new way.

Lifetime Fitness is ending racquetball at some clubs around the metro and will use the court space for yoga. Some members are upset by the move and want to end their memberships.

Members still have to give 30 days notice, which means they would have to pay for another month.

Lifetime Fitness tell KSTP they’re working with members on a case-by-case basis to resolve contract issues. Due to the complaints they’ve delayed the closing of the courts in one location until next month.

Lifetime is ending racquetball in Eagan and Plymouth, but courts will remain open at their Target Center, Bloomington, Fridley, and Saint Louis Park locations.There are many ways to work out and get in shape, but some will have to look for a new way.

Lifetime Fitness is ending racquetball at some clubs around the metro and will use the court space for yoga. Some members are upset by the move and want to end their memberships.

Members still have to give 30 days notice, which means they would have to pay for another month.

Lifetime Fitness tell KSTP they’re working with members on a case-by-case basis to resolve contract issues. Due to the complaints they’ve delayed the closing of the courts in one location until next month.

Lifetime is ending racquetball in Eagan and Plymouth, but courts will remain open at their Target Center, Bloomington, Fridley, and Saint Louis Park locations.Lifetime Fitness Eliminating Racquetball at Some Locations