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Show 20 r August 12, 1999 n i uucilDiru XL time we've been through this. It took each of the sideration. The package detailed improvements, staff here doing their jobs and doing what they know programs, customer satisfaction and many other how to do and what they need to do in order to make details of the Fitness centers' operations for the cal- it happen." One facility upgrade was a $200,000 replacement endar year 1998. The committee was impressed Hill to name of submission tennis the the bubble surrounding the year-rounwith Fitness the enough Centers the best in AFMC, a distinction held in the courts and running track to the east of the Hess Cenpast, but this time, as never before, the centers were ter. That alone was an impressive expenditure for the award package submitted to AFMC, but it didn't able to win at the highest level. "We were fortunate that we have the support of end there. The renovation of the Westside Fitness upper-leve- l management," Stutz said, "getting us not Center was also completed during 1998 and increased participation 42 percent over the previous year. only monetary resources but manpower and proSo what's next for the leading fitness centers in the gramming resources, sending us to some schools, Air for to the Institute Force? New lockers seem to be the top priorstaff personal Coopers sending So to we've been able get ity. The metal lockers in locker rooms at both the training certification. the resources, and it starts at the top. If we didn't Hess and Westside fitness centers are expected to have the support from the installation commander undergo a $100,000 replacement in the coming year. on down, this would not have been possible." It won't take care of the entire problem, Stutz cauWithout exception, the staff of the Fitness Centers tions, but it will manage most of the problem. acknowledged that it took a complete team effort to "Appearance wise, it's going to make it look a lot win the prestigious award. better," Stutz said. "At the Westside, we just don't "I feel it's a great accomplishment for me to become have enough. We're well aware of the problem, so a and have of of we wanted to step forward and take care of that probworked hard part group people that worked together," said SrA. Jeff Kaplan. "It was a lem." So what is the best way to describe facilities and lot of hard work. We put in numerous hours to get this achievement." staff that have been acknowledged as the best in the "I'm really proud of the staff," Stutz said. "I'm Air Force? As Kendall said, "Exceptional. We're just excepreally proud of the accomplishments we've been able to make. I don't know how to act, really. It's the first tional, going the extra mile to satisfy our customers." staff For the next year, the base fitness centers have some impressive bragging rights as they were recently named the best in the entire Air Force. Competing against larger bases within the command was daunting enough, but going up against the best in the Air Force and winning was quite an accomplishment for the Hill fitness center staff and the Services Division. "It's kind of a validation for us," said Fitness Center director, Margie Stutz. "We've made a lot of changes, and it hasn't been easy. We've fought a lot of battles. We've won some. We've lost some, but it's validating to know that we were going in the right direction. I think our perseverance in the programming areas and the policy areas has really paid off for us. All that hard work has really been worth it." "It's difficult to win this award," agreed SSgt. Nelson Kendall. "It's not something easy. 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