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Personal trainer Mark Rogers opened his second Austin Simply Fit location at 1621 S. Lamar Blvd. on Aug. 6. Open daily, the private personal training facility includes about 2,000 square feet of gym space and will offer 30-minute one-on-one training sessions as well as bootcamp-style training classes for strength and conditioning, total body and advanced strength training. 502-5032, www.austinsimplyfit.com, Twitter: @austinsimplyfit
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