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EXTERRA SYSTEMS: Pre-finished Exterra hardwood floors deliver maximum shock absorption.


RUBBER FLOORING:


Heavy-duty Flecks Speckled in convenient rolls, squares or interlocking tiles.


MODULAR FLOORS: Premium DuraFLEX flooring offers strength, comfort and lasting aesthetic appeal.


FLEXIBLE FLOORS. VERSATILE VALUE.


SIMPLY THE BEST FLOORING IN THE BUSINESS. Designed exclusively for commercial fitness facilities, our high- performance wood, rubber and modular flooring systems provide unequalled quality and lasting value matched with easy installation and carefree maintenance. Call us for a FREE flooring system consultation. Call Today 1.800.428.5306


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Cost of a Health Club’s New Hire: $625 YOUR COST: $99


According to IHRSA’s 2011 Employee Compensation & Benefits Survey Results, the average cost of a new hire for a health club is a hefty $625.


Find your next star quickly and inexpensively through healthclubs.com/jobs – IHRSA’s full-service online career center – where a 60-day job posting is just $99 for IHRSA members!


In order to be profitable, you need the right people.


Questions? Contact jobs@healthclubs.com or call +1 617 951-0055 ext. 117.


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