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Clark Hatch
''Club Industry Magazine'' called Clark Hatch "a cross between Marco Polo and Jack LaLanne" and the appellation is appropriate for a physical fitness "missionary" who explored Asia, bringing the word on improving health via exercise and nutrition. Starting in 1965, Hatch opened fitness centers in 14 Far East countries, usually the first such facility in each nation, and then expanded into Australia, India, the Middle East and the USA, for a final total of 120. Now retired, he oversees an active organization of 41 centers from Honolulu to Katmandu. Over the past 45 years he estimates he has helped some one million men and women along the path to fitness and improved health.
==Business career==
Hatch’s formula for success was to partner with five-star hotels as they opened in Asian capitals, install a modern exercise facility, staff it with trained managers and develop two revenue streams: paid memberships from among the local business and diplomatic community and day use by guests of the hotel. This system showed consistent profits as he continued to expand into new territories including Vietnam, Cambodia and Nepal. Currently, there are 41 active centers in nine Asian countries plus Hawaii and Guam 〔(Clark Hatch Fitness Center Locations )〕
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