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Thegymwebsite.co.uk is a website that allows customers to purchase gym memberships online from a wide range of health clubs. It is owned by Health Force, which has been selling gym memberships since 2001. The website charges no listing or setup fees for gyms. Customers can browse gym options, pay their first month's fee online, and then visit the gym to sign paperwork and set up future direct debit payments. This streamlines the signup process for both customers and gyms.
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