Definition of health club in English:

health club

noun

A private club with exercise facilities, also offering health and beauty treatments.
Example sentencesExamples
- In between sessions, Tony returned to his health club to work out.
- This hotel has a health club and is close to Belfast's shopping districts.
- Get on a stationary bike at your local health club and pedal at a pace of 17 mph for three hours without a break.
- Four wedding parties had to flee when a hotel health club went up in flames.
- The hotel sent me down the street to a health club because the hotel's workout room was under construction.
- The health club has been reducing costs and the number of club openings.
- Debbie initially took up the sport on an indoor rowing machine at a local health club.
- There are really good masseurs in just about every beauty salon and health club in the country.
- There will be two restaurants, a health club with swimming pool and treatment rooms.
- There is no gym on site, but guests can use a nearby health club to burn off the effects of their decadent dining.
- There were so many GPs in residence that the health club had no spare lockers and the beauty spa was fully booked.
- In the evenings, she goes to her health club for aerobics and weight work.
- Consider joining a health club to broaden your access to different forms of exercise and meet new people.
- We return to the health club or gym for the first time since last February.
- For many commuters, shower facilities at work or a nearby health club are essential.
- He is not running a health club, he is running a pub.
- My first stop there is the hotel's spa with its free-form tropical swimming pool and fully-equipped health club.
- The 42-year-old is confident he can make the distance because he works out at the health club five times a week.
- Before you join a private health club or hire a personal trainer, ask the person to show you his or her certification.
- That's why sports almost always makes people fitter than strict exercise at a health club.

单词	health club
释义	Definition of health club in English: health club noun A private club with exercise facilities, also offering health and beauty treatments. Example sentencesExamples In between sessions, Tony returned to his health club to work out. This hotel has a health club and is close to Belfast's shopping districts. Get on a stationary bike at your local health club and pedal at a pace of 17 mph for three hours without a break. Four wedding parties had to flee when a hotel health club went up in flames. The hotel sent me down the street to a health club because the hotel's workout room was under construction. The health club has been reducing costs and the number of club openings. Debbie initially took up the sport on an indoor rowing machine at a local health club. There are really good masseurs in just about every beauty salon and health club in the country. There will be two restaurants, a health club with swimming pool and treatment rooms. There is no gym on site, but guests can use a nearby health club to burn off the effects of their decadent dining. There were so many GPs in residence that the health club had no spare lockers and the beauty spa was fully booked. In the evenings, she goes to her health club for aerobics and weight work. Consider joining a health club to broaden your access to different forms of exercise and meet new people. We return to the health club or gym for the first time since last February. For many commuters, shower facilities at work or a nearby health club are essential. He is not running a health club, he is running a pub. My first stop there is the hotel's spa with its free-form tropical swimming pool and fully-equipped health club. The 42-year-old is confident he can make the distance because he works out at the health club five times a week. Before you join a private health club or hire a personal trainer, ask the person to show you his or her certification. That's why sports almost always makes people fitter than strict exercise at a health club.
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