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Busy Body builds muscle with purchase of L.A. Gym Equipment

FHI Inc., the Long Beach-based company behind the exercise retailer Busy Body Home Fitness, has pumped up its assets with the purchase of competitor L.A. Gym Equipment.

The acquisition will add 13 L.A. Gym Equipment locations in the region to Busy Body's 62 stores in six states, including 14 in Southern California. The purchase price was not disclosed.

"L.A. Gym has always been a very well run organization, which is why it was enticing to us as investors," Kenton Van Harten, president of FHI, said in a statement. "Our plan is to change very little because what they were doing is obviously working."(Continue Reading)

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