Pro-Fit Health And Fitness Inc.: A Case Study

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Did you and your sweetheart make the same new year's resolution? If your shared goal is to finally get fit this year, you can both take advantage of the two-for-one special at Pro-Fit Health and Fitness, Inc. in Boonton, NJ! From now through Valentine's Day 2016, two people can enroll and only pay one processing fee of $49. You and a partner or friend can both get a head start on yoga, pilates, spin, and many other fun and fit activities!

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