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A daily inspection is recommended for this equipment and should focus on the following parts and features: Cables, pulleys, crimps, thimbles, stake-eyes, ball stops, and weight pins should show no visible signs of wear or misalignment. Inspect the rubber grips on the equipment and all attachments for wear and slippage.
Vacuuming the inside and outside of equipment on a regular basis may also prolong the useful life of your equipment. Most manufacturers suggest a daily inspection of fitness equipment to check for worn and damaged parts.
Gyms should be cleaned often. For example, exercise machines should be wiped clean from sweat and dirt after every use, and shower stalls and toilets should be cleaned as often as possible. Regular daily cleaning is a must, and periodic deep cleans and maintenance services should be scheduled as well.
How To Stay Safe Purchase models that are weighted and will not tip over. equipment correctly. Leave plenty of space around the equipment. Do NOT turn the machine on while you are standing on the treadmill or steps. Wear proper footwear. Always use the safety key.
Testing and inspecting your equipment regularly helps prevent costly repairs and troublesome downtime. For in home equipment (depending on usage) we recommend servicing once to twice per year and for commercial facilities the recommendation can be from twice per year (hotel or apartments) to quarterly (school or gym).

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Here are 10 of the top safety tips for the gym: Form, form, form. A general rule of weight training is form before weight. Use a spotter or gym partner. Stay hydrated. Be aware of your surroundings. Put your weights back. Always use a towel. Warm-up. Take your time.
Its important to remember that its not just about whether ageing equipment is breaking down. The IHRSA writes that once every ten years, most facilities will require a total overhaul/reconfiguration if they wish to maintain market momentum and remain competitive.