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the High Performance Training Center

 
24 Hour Fitness is a proud sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team and we are dedicated to helping Team USA bring home the gold. We have worked closely with the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) since 2003, to develop and outfit the High Performance Training Center workout facility in Beijing. In addition, we have outfitted the U.S. Olympic Training Centers in Colorado Springs, Chula Vista and Lake Placid with state of the art equipment. The athletes need access to a great workout wherever their training or competition schedules take them. That’s why 24 Hour Fitness offers reduced and free memberships at our more than 425 clubs across the United States.

live blog from our Fitness Ambassadors in Beijing

Fitness Ambassadors will be blogging live from Beijing. Read about their experience working with US Olympic athletes at the High Performance Training Center.
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helping Team USA

We are very excited to have our trainers represent 24 Hour Fitness and our country as they travel to Beijing to support our Olympic athletes. Attending the Games to work with Team USA in the High Performance Training Center promises to be a once in a lifetime experience. At 24 Hour Fitness we consider our members part of Team USA, too. We are committed to helping them change their lives through fitness-whether that means losing a few pounds or winning a gold medal, and we look forward to sharing our Olympic experience with all of our 24 Hour Fitness trainers and members alike.

we do it for the athletes

24 Hour Fitness is the official fitness center sponsor of the United States Olympic Team. We  support our athletes in their quest to bring home the gold and we believe in the Olympic movement's message of peace and building a better world through athletic competition. We are aware of issues that have been raised, but our focus is to help our American athletes prepare for the Games and reach their goals.

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