health club

noun

1. a usually private club that offers its members facilities for exercising and physical conditioning.

Word History and Origins

Origin of health club¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

I clicked my heels together — I happened to be wearing red suede sneakers — and mumbled to myself: “There’s no place like a posh, membership-only holistic health club.”

From Los Angeles Times

During the second six-month phase, participants will receive a free health club membership and be asked to continue their assigned regimen, unsupervised.

From Science Daily

Nathan is a former tennis star and a coach at a pricey Beverly Hills health club, but he’s been demoted and replaced by a 20-something instructor with a “tight butt.”

From Los Angeles Times

First of all, Mr. Trump didn’t let North Korea into their global health club.

From Washington Times

The health club firm, in which Branson is still a shareholder, was forced to restructure in the UK after the pandemic hurt the business.

From Reuters