ean equipment in good shape, quality instructors, and other amenities, such as shower and locker facilities.
Hansol provides each of these items, and does so in an atmosphere of exclusivity in each of its nine locations. Counselors are available during operating hours, and members do not need to bring any additional equipment to the club. In the strictest sense, the product that Hansol offers is actually a service, but one that requires active participation by its consumers in order for them to receive the full benefit.
Hansol does not care if its members actually participate in the exercise program or other amenities that it offers. Indeed, if members choose to pay their fees and do not take advantage of the facilities, it actually enhances the company'
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