where is this 24hr fitness?

[heidihagen 0]

thats good stuff. if it were near me, i wouldnt buy a membership. i'd just run up the down escalator.

i didn't lose my mind, i sold it on ebay. .:need a container to fit 5'4", 110 lb. cypres ready & able to fit a 170 main (or slightly smaller):.[/ce

[kelel01 1]

I've seen it before, but I just love that pic. The funniest thing is how SHORT they are. It's an escalator for approximately 8 steps.

[tigra 0]

I'll admit I used the elevator at the local Bally's when I was rehabbing my broken ankle. Going down the stairs especially was pretty brutal.

[JohnRich 4]

There are a lot of elderly, invalid and injured people who use fitness centers for rehab. I see 'em all the time. They might need that escalator.

On the opposite extreme, I see a lot of very physically fit people who park up next to the building in no-parking zones, just to save a few steps of walking. Sheesh...

[diablopilot 2]

Where did you find the picture.

I swear that looks kinda like one I think I saw in Sun City, CA. Right near Perris, it is sort of a retirement comunity.

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[mdrrus 0]

I believe that is in San Diego. The one nearest Point Loma.

[mnealtx 0]

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There are a lot of elderly, invalid and injured people who use fitness centers for rehab. I see 'em all the time. They might need that escalator.

On the opposite extreme, I see a lot of very physically fit people who park up next to the building in no-parking zones, just to save a few steps of walking. Sheesh...

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[skydiverbrian 0]

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approximately 8 steps

There are 15 steps.

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