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HEALTH CLUB MANAGEMENT


Should operators expand into training provision? p40 contents


03 editor’s letter Kate Cracknell asks if we need to re- think the labels we use in our sector


06 letters The fi tness sector must review the quality of its nutrition training, says lecturer Dr Gary Mendoza


08 news round-up New health and wellbeing research unit to open at Leeds Met university


16 international news Anytime Fitness opens its 100th Australian club, while Intensiti gears up to open its fi rst gym in Jordan


18 people news SkillsActive CEO Stephen Studd stands down after eight years


20 ihrsa update Thoughts on low-cost gyms and operational lessons from Denmark


New opening: Stars Gym brings mainstream martial arts training to Battersea p36


24 fi a update A 2012 national campaign is set to latch onto the power of London’s Olympic Games


26 competitive edge Scaling three peaks in Egypt’s Sinai desert and racing huskies in Lapland


27 diary dates ECA World Fitness/Thrive takes place in Florida, plus new B-Fit Expo in London and Spatex in Brighton


28 everyone’s talking about... the banks How do banks currently view the health and fi tness industry? We ask our panel of experts


Active ageing p49 4


30 interview laura kerby The MD of Nuffi eld Health Fitness and Wellbeing talks to Kate Cracknell about outcomes data and the importance of a holistic offer


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36 a star is born Independent health club Stars Gym in south London aims to make martial arts more mainstream


40 branching out Kate Cracknell reports on the opportunities for operators to enter the training provision arena


44 are you experienced? The rise of customer experience management is leaving traditional member retention activities behind, says Stuart Dyson


49 active ageing Kath Hudson looks at some inspiring health initiatives designed for the older generation


52 making headway Research suggests that exercise can be as effective as drugs in the preventative treatment of migraines


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On trend: IDEA report highlights mind-body pursuits p63


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