Sport & Health--Capitol Hill
Washington, DC 20003 202-234-5678
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Facilities, Classes, and Amenities for Sport & Health--Capitol Hill
- Group Exercise
- Indoor swimming pool
- Free hair dryers
- Free towels
- Individual shower stalls
- Jacuzzi or Whirlpool
- Personal trainers
- Sauna
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Boutique Gyms and Exercise Studios
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Government-Operated Recreation Centers in the Washington Area
When comparing the offerings from fitness clubs, check the facilities at recreation centers run by local governments. Many jurisdictions offer fitness club-type facilities that are much less expensive to use than comparably equipped fitness clubs.
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