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Fitness centre opens in Umina

A fitness centre opened for business in Umina on September 18.

The centre, trading as First Class Fitness, is run by Dylan Francis with the support of his family.

Dylan has lived in Umina for 12 years and says he has always had a passion for the fitness industry

His father, Stuart Francis, said that Dylan had been "a fitness fanatic since he was a kid".

"Dylan has played rugby league for many years and knows everyone

"He saw the site as a great opportunity and the family has supported him in this."

Dylan's mother Sue Francis said: "We agreed that it was a good opportunity and we have a lot of faith in Dylan."

The local community and friends also seem to think so, with 51 memberships having been taken in the first two days.

The fitness centre, upstairs at the corner of West and Oscar Sts, was fitted out in 16 days.

The refurbishment included painting, new carpet, a counter, computers, window tinting, all new equipment and television sets hanging from the ceiling.

Air conditioning will be the final piece to be installed in early October.

Dylan has completed a TAFE certificate IV in fitness training and is half way through a cource for further fitness science qualifications.

He has also worked at other fitness centres and taught children's fitness at primary schools.

The centre features cardiovascular fitness equipment, pin loaded resistance equipment, a group fitness area and a separate health and beauty room



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