Airflow is one of those unseen yet key operational aspects that makes a bigger difference than you might think. Maintaining good air circulation and ventilation helps keep members, equipment, and the facility’s environment simply healthier.
“Proper air circulation is critical in avoiding an uncomfortable, or even an unsanitary, environment,” notes Donnie Gillespie, Senior Manager-Key Accounts at Hunter Industrial. “With high levels of activity, equipment sharing, and sweat, it helps decrease the number of airborne contaminants and bacteria that may be present in a gym, including Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from cleaning supplies, viruses, and bacteria. These contaminants may induce headaches, respiratory issues, and allergies in gymgoers.”