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More business for gyms in January is not necessarily because of resolutions

Jacob Burke, Erik Brongers by Jacob Burke, Erik Brongers
February 3, 2023
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More business for gyms in January is not necessarily because of resolutions

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Many people are serious about improving their bodies and their health, and most of them make that the essence of their new year’s resolutions (if they have them).  

January is usually the time to work off that December body so this may mean more visits to the gym. 

Newspaper reports recently confirm that new year’s resolutions are responsible for the increase in business for gyms.

But our reporters Jake Burke and Erik Brongers discover that this is not the whole story…

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