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Denver Athletic Club
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I was largely disappointed.\r
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How I wish there was a club here in Denver for those of us that actually have discerning taste. The equipment is dated, the facilities are dated and the personal attention was not 0, but close to it (not acceptable).\r
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The DAC needs to learn to cater to those of us that are young and successful because there are not many of us here in Denver AND WE TALK. The future is ours, and I imagine the club will at some point in the future need to replenish their aging membership. \r
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It's no wonder many of us are canceling our memberships and moving to smaller boutique gyms in the city... If I wanted to be treated like a working-class Joe, I would have joined 24-hour fitness! Simply laughable...
Pros: Aquatics Facilities.
Cons: Everything Else.
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