Starting a health and fitness programme itself is becoming a difficult task in
the present fast paced life. Particularly with the journalists, who spent eight
to ten hours during the day in their news bureaus or after spending the whole
night in the desk. Many join a health club with great intentions and then windup
unhappy and dissatisfied. But now more and more are becoming more health
conscious and realise the need to stay fit. Realising this need, the Press Club
launched a health club to help its members to stay fit. For a fitness programme
to be a success, exercising has to be convenient or it won't become a realistic
lifestyle change. We have set up the most suitable health club for the
journalists where they can stretch their muscles, do aerobics and even go for
massaging. All these facilities are being offered under the proper guidance of
an expert trainer. The facilities offered here match the standards of any high
tech gyms in the city. Not just meant for the members, the health club is open
for the kith and kins of all the journalists working in the capital city.
Perhaps, this will be the only Press Club in the state to have an exclusive
health club. Over the years the health club has been utilised not just by the
members but by their children too.
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