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LC Gym Closing Checklist

by Kaitlan Gardener, from the Community

This LC gym closing checklist guides staff through end-of-day procedures to ensure a safe, clean, and organized facility. Tasks include storing dumbbells, kettlebells, and plates; securing barbells and attachments; checking cables and plugs; powering down cardio equipment; tidying platforms and squat racks; organizing studios and changing rooms; confirming water and bar areas are clean and stocked; setting lights and music for the morning; and reporting any breakages to management.

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