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Gym Member Attendance Sheet

A free printable gym attendance sheet for the front desk — date, member name and number, time in and out, class or area, and a signature against each line.

First page of the Gym Member Attendance Sheet — Know who is in the building and when they left, which matters on a normal day for class numbers and matters a great deal on the day of an evacuation.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.

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What this sheet is for

Know who is in the building and when they left, which matters on a normal day for class numbers and matters a great deal on the day of an evacuation.

Who it is for

Small gyms, studios, martial arts and climbing clubs, and anyone running a staffed desk without a card system.

How to use it

  1. Put the site and the week at the top and start a fresh sheet each week.
  2. Have members sign as they arrive, and fill the out time as they leave.
  3. Use the class or area column so the sheet also tells you what is busy.
  4. Keep the finished sheets somewhere they cannot be read at the desk.

What is on the sheet

One page, top to bottom:

Printed under the title: A front-desk sheet for a gym, studio or club — who came in, when they arrived and left, what they came for, and their signature against it.

It holds personal details. A signed attendance sheet holds people's names and their movements, so keep it somewhere it cannot be read by the next person at the desk, and check the rules where you are on how long records like this may be kept and who may see them.

Write-on lines: Gym, studio or club · Site or room · Week beginning

Attendance

Table, 9 rows: Date · Member name · Member no. · In · Out · Class or area · Signature

Ruled lines: Desk notes — guests, day passes, incidents, anything handed over

Questions

How long should these sheets be kept?

That depends on why you are keeping them and on the rules where you are, so no period is printed here. Decide the period deliberately, write it down, and destroy the sheets when you reach it rather than letting them pile up in a drawer.

Why a signature column?

Because a name written by someone else is not a record of attendance. The signature is what makes the line worth anything if it is ever looked at again.

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