
Planet Fitness has opened its Hope Mills club at 3333 N. Main St., Hope Mills, N.C., in the space previously occupied by Surge Trampoline Park.
As a grand opening special, Hope Mills members who join by Feb. 13 can get their first month free with either the PF Black Card® or the Classic Card membership.
The 42,315-square-foot facility offers the following amenities:
“Planet Fitness Hope Mills is designed to elevate the workout experience for all fitness levels,” said CEO of Excel Fitness CJ Bouchard in a press release. Excel Fitness is one of the largest franchisees of Planet Fitness.
“We encourage the local community to come check out this new location and see what our unique, non-intimidating and judgment-free environment is all about,” added Bouchard.
In addition to the free fitness training, every Planet Fitness membership includes access to strength and brand-name cardio equipment and the free Planet Fitness App featuring hundreds of on-demand digital exercises. The balanced mix of cardio and strength equipment ensures members of all fitness levels have everything they need to meet their fitness goals.
The PF Black Card® membership includes additional amenities, such as the ability to bring a guest every day at no additional charge, access to the Black Card Spa® and access to 2,800+ Planet Fitness locations across all 50 states.
As Excel’s 29th club in the Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville market, Planet Fitness Hope Mills is open and staffed as follows: Monday: 5:00 a.m. to midnight, Tuesday-Thursday: midnight to midnight, Friday: midnight to 10 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
For more details about the new club, visit www.planetfitness.com/gyms/hope-mills-nc or call (910) 221-3224.
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