Simply Class, Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland
brand-new location breathes life back into down- town Phoenix, and is the official workout spot of the Arizona Cardinals football team’s cheerleaders,” explains architect Rob Shutts, of AnCor, Inc., a design/build firm based in Syracuse, New York. “The club is a state-of-the-art 30,000-square-
foot facility located on two floors of a 28-story high rise,” says Shutts. “It features a modern urban design, executive locker rooms, cardio cinema, a yoga and Pilates studio, a group-cycling studio, a variety of group-exercise classes, a café/juice bar, massage therapy, and more.” The dedicated cardio and cycling studios boast
natural lighting streaming through windows that offer awe-inspiring views of the Phoenix cityscape. On the other side of the world, in Shanghai,
China, the H3 Clubs are also doing their best to motivate users with an engaging, inspiring, and,
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ultimately, irresistible exercise area, and clients testify to their satisfaction. “The studio attracts us in,” says one H3 member. “Importantly, the floor consists of a double layer of rubber to provide us with better protection.” The best advertisement, as any club owner under-
stands, is a satisfied customer, so member Kim Butcher’s nomination of Lydia Haskell’s Fitness Rave, in Bel Air, Maryland, counts as pure gold. “Lydia’s group-fitness studio is so amazing,”
Butcher enthuses. “Before joining her facility in November, I was struggling to find a way to get active and shed some unwanted pounds. I could barely handle doing a 30-minute workout, let alone enjoy it, but Lydia has created the ultimate atmo- sphere—great classes, great music, complete with a booming sound system and lights, and, most importantly, it’s a fun place to be!” —|
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