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280 Pulteney Street,
Adelaide SA 5000

eastend@zapfitness.com.au

1300 ZAP FIT

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Open 24 Hours

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Hours

24-Hour

Gym Size

Small Box (200-400sqm)

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Multiple: 55

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Gym Equipment

Cardio Equipment Free Weights Resistance Machines

Zap Fitness East End

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