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

Of course, company gyms have been a mainstay of big tech firms like Google and Apple forever, while elsewhere, subsidized health club memberships have become a familiar employee benefit.

From Digiday

He said he and Flick are in the process of taking on new partners to help operate the club now that coronavirus restrictions have been lifted for city gyms, health clubs and similar establishments.

From Washington Blade

A recent study conducted by Kelton Global found that the only thing that health club members missed more than their health clubs while they were closed was visiting with family and loved ones.

From Fortune

Based on data from major payment processing companies serving gyms and health clubs, 15% of health and fitness centers were permanently closed as of September, according to the IHRSA, and as many as one in four clubs may close by the end of the year.

From Fortune

In July 1996, Kelly and his entourage were accused of attacking four men in Louisiana during a basketball game at a health club.

From The Daily Beast

I take it you recall Mr. Ruby using the Health Club facilities?

From Project Gutenberg