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Tips to Improve Access


Aerial view of the entrance area and reception counter at a fitness center
Staff at the reception counter can often provide customer service assistance
The solutions for removing fitness facility barriers can be simple and low-cost (most often this is the case) or they can be more involved and costly. All possible solutions are important to think about because you want to be able to use the center fully and as soon as possible. In addition, you may want to have the facility have a temporary solution while they work on getting a better one in place.

Many of the barriers mentioned in this article are not directly covered by the ADA Accessibility Guidelines, such as lack of awareness among staff members regarding access to equipment. Even so, you still have the right to ask for and suggest changes.The idea of telling the fitness center staff about barriers you find and asking them to make changes can seem overwhelming or difficult. Breaking down the process may make it easier for you to manage.


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