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1. Vertical analysis

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffan ongoing tennis - racquetball - squash - or other racquet- sport competition among a group of club members in which the participants challenge each other to matches in order to improve their standing within the groupanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

2. Facility function evaluation (ffe)

an ongoing tennis - racquetball - squash - or other racquet- sport competition among a group of club members in which the participants challenge each other to matches in order to improve their standing within the groupanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

3. Back- of- the- house

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffan ongoing tennis - racquetball - squash - or other racquet- sport competition among a group of club members in which the participants challenge each other to matches in order to improve their standing within the group

4. Ladder (pyramid)

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessan ongoing tennis - racquetball - squash - or other racquet- sport competition among a group of club members in which the participants challenge each other to matches in order to improve their standing within the groupa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

5. Marketing

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessthe process of planning and executing the conception - pricing - promotion - and distribution of ideas - goods - and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational objectives.

6. Legacy membership

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa membership category offered to the adult children of current club members. It typically involves reduced fees - various payment options - or delayed paymentsa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

7. Attitude

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa learned tendency to respond consistently toward a give object - such as a brand

8. Informed consent form

a form for club members that lists all of the risks associated with a physical activity - advises members that their participation is voluntary - and states that a member - by signing the form - assumes the risks identifieda tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

9. Average check

food sales divided by number of covers (checks)a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

10. Temporary price reduction programs

a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsmarketing programs during which initiation fees are reduced for a set period of time as part of a new membership campaign

11. Cost- plus program

a pro shop program in which club members pay a fee and are then able to purchase pro shop merchandise at cost plus a fixed percentage (typically ten percent)a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

12. Purchase specification

a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa description of the size - weight - quality and so on required for each food and beverage product purchased by the cluba hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

13. Equity clubs

private clubs that are owned by their members and governed by a board of directors elected by the membersanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

14. Family life cycle (flc)

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa series of stages within a family - determined by a combination of age - marital status - and the presence or absence of children in the homea tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

15. Internal marketing

a marketing effort that managers direct toward employees - in which managers sell employees on the importance of their jobs and the value of their contributions to the success of the clubanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

16. Renovation

17. Member- guest event

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessan organized athletic event at a club in which guests are allowed to participate with members; such an event is often used by clubs to recruit new members

18. Round- robin mixer

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa club tournament - normally played in a short amount of time (a day - weekend - or week) - during which members play many opponents of similar abilitya tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

19. Food trend

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa food item or preparation/cooking method that remains popular for a long time (at least for more than one year)a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

20. Operating ratio

a hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa ratio designed to measure the club's operating efficiencya tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staff

21. Personal trainer

a fitness center staff member who provides club members with one- on- one instruction - advice - and motivation- - usually in cardiovascular or weight- training exercisesa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assets

22. Fitness assessment

a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessan assessment of an individual's overall level of fitness; often used by clubs to determine appropriate exercise programs and intensity levels for members

23. Front- of- the- house

a hospitality industry term generally referring to facility areas to which the public has accessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the business

24. Card room

a tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessanalyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa dining room in clubs frequently found of the ladies' locker room; typically where female members gather to play bridge

25. Exercise program

analyzing individual financial statements by reducing financial information to percentages of a whole; for example - expressing statement- of- financial- position assets as percentages of total assetsa hospitality industry term referring to non- public areas of the businessa tool completed by the club manager - facilities director - and perhaps others that studies the types of spaces a club maintains and whether those spaces met the functional needs of the club's members and staffa program of recommended exercises and intensity levels - developed for an individual by a trained fitness professional

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