CLUB BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL
Curves Joining Forces with IHRSA
CONTENTS | DECEMBER 2011
Octane Fitness monitors Netpulse
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Departments News & Know How
17 News Fresh faces at IHRSA 2012; Fitness First ‘Klicks’; Augie’s Quest success; Curves enlists in JFN; Steve Jobs mourned; Cybex clinches niches; Charter Fitness seeks 200; U.K. targets chronic disease; SportsArt helps school RISE UP
31First Person Dancing with the Stars’ Louis Van Amstel discusses the future of dance-exercise
33On the Move Rush Fitness renovates/reopens; new Millennial classes; military Merritts ACE’s aid; Crunch applies no-judgment philosophy; Healthtrax hosts tornado relief; Midtown graffiti
Innovations
67 What’s New Making headlines: NSCA, OPTP, MET-Rx, fitRewards, CrossCore, Life Fitness, Octane Fitness, and the Relay Fitness Group
71 F.I.T. Extra Elliptical and lateral trainers give health clubs, and their members, exercise moves to remember
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68 IHRSA Report
89 First Set IHRSA Chairperson Art Curtis reflects on what he, health clubs, and the industry have to be thankful for
90 In Brief A wide range of initiatives guarantee that childhood obesity won’t be a “here-today- gone-tomorrow” issue
93 Club Advisor CBI Editor-at-large Patricia Amend’s savvy sources suggest four ways to boost your nondues revenue
94 Ask the Entrepreneurs Mark Leech, Christy Bennett, and Antonia Anderson describe their “profitability projects” for 2012
96 Success by Association IHRSA and the Kings Court Racquetball and Health Club have worked with one another for nearly three decades
98 Member News SPRI Products’ unique Value Proposition; plus news from CSI, Star Trac, Go Figure, Kettlebell Concepts, and many others
104 Calendar
ihrsa.org Reps 4 Letters
6Editor’s Welcome
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Ihrsa.org
106 Marketplace 107 Ad Index
108 Last Rep Learn about the indus- try’s most promising new opportunities at IHRSA 2012, suggests IHRSA President and CEO Joe Moore
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Working to boost nondues revenue
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