Planet Fitness opening 2 locations in “underserved” areas.

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Posted July 1, 2014 1:25 pm by

Planet Fitness opening 2 locations in “underserved” areas.

Planet Fitness is opening two more locations in what it calls “underserved” areas of Louisville.

One will be at the corner of S. Second Street and Central Avenue in the Central Station Shopping Center in south Louisville. The other is on Dixie Highway in the old Dixie Trading Post location that will serve the Shively / PRP and Valley Station neighborhoods.

Each location is expected to employ four-to-eight full-time workers and about 20 part-time employees.

Both gyms are expected to open Dec. 15.Planet Fitness is opening two more locations in what it calls “underserved” areas of Louisville.

One will be at the corner of S. Second Street and Central Avenue in the Central Station Shopping Center in south Louisville. The other is on Dixie Highway in the old Dixie Trading Post location that will serve the Shively / PRP and Valley Station neighborhoods.

Each location is expected to employ four-to-eight full-time workers and about 20 part-time employees.

Both gyms are expected to open Dec. 15.Planet Fitness is opening two more locations in what it calls “underserved” areas of Louisville.

One will be at the corner of S. Second Street and Central Avenue in the Central Station Shopping Center in south Louisville. The other is on Dixie Highway in the old Dixie Trading Post location that will serve the Shively / PRP and Valley Station neighborhoods.

Each location is expected to employ four-to-eight full-time workers and about 20 part-time employees.

Both gyms are expected to open Dec. 15.Planet Fitness is opening two more locations in what it calls “underserved” areas of Louisville.

One will be at the corner of S. Second Street and Central Avenue in the Central Station Shopping Center in south Louisville. The other is on Dixie Highway in the old Dixie Trading Post location that will serve the Shively / PRP and Valley Station neighborhoods.

Each location is expected to employ four-to-eight full-time workers and about 20 part-time employees.

Both gyms are expected to open Dec. 15.

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