They should be helpful, friendly and knowledgeable about fitness or the sports that they are there to assist with. You might want to ask about their qualifications before you start a very vigorous fitness program under their advice. See if they are trained and qualified and are aware of certain exercises that may be harmful and not helpful to their members. While an enthusiastic trainer can be very motivating, the opposite is often true as well. Other Facilities As well as weight and training equipment, many clubs offer a variety of other facilities such as sauna, whirlpool, steam room, massage, and tennis, racquetball and squash courts, basketball courts, swimming pools with lap lanes, as well as aerobics classes.
Some clubs offer simulated golf facilities as well as putting greens for golf enthusiasts.
The list of facilities may be very impressive, but it is most important to consider the sports and activities that you are interested in and see if they are offered. While viewing the facilities, it would a good idea to look at the locker facilities as well. Security and cleanliness are matters that you may want to consider when taking a tour of a club. Some of the better clubs provide toiletries for members, such as soap, shampoo, conditioner, hairspray and body lotion. Safety deposit boxes are often available.