Life Centre’s gym will close next month while its gym undergoes a massive transformation. Fitness fanatics won’t be able to use the Central Park facility between November 21 and 29 while the gym is upgraded with the latest equipment and technology.
The new-look gym will be open in December and offer a modern, userfriendly workout environment that caters to all fitness levels. It will see the installation of new gear from commercial fitness equipment supplier Precor and global fitness technology firm EGYM.
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