1. What effect does the seven-day cooling-off period have on the gym? Setting a 7-day cooling-off period for fitness cards obviously has some influence on gyms, because gyms rely on consumers to apply for fitness cards to make profits. If a 7-day cooling-off period is set, many consumers will definitely withdraw their cards during these 7 days, which will be a great blow to the performance of the gym, and too many people will withdraw their cards, which will also have a certain impact on the people's livelihood of the gym. Everyone will think that there are so many people returning their cards. That shows that there is obviously something wrong with this gym, so many consumers will not choose to go to this gym to spend money, so the gym obviously does not want such regulations to be implemented.

Second, what are the benefits to consumers? If the fitness card can set a cooling-off period of seven days, it can well reduce the loss of consumers. Nowadays, young people are afraid of physical problems because of the pressure of work and life, and they will think about getting better through fitness. But many people apply for fitness cards because of impulse. For example, one day they feel uncomfortable, and then suddenly feel the need to strengthen their physical fitness. It is very likely that you will pass by a gym and get a card, but when you think about it at home, you feel that you have no time and energy to go to the gym to exercise. In this case, it is very difficult to return the card, but if there is a cooling-off period of seven days, consumers can easily return the fitness card without causing any disputes, so this regulation is very beneficial to consumers.

Third, can everyone accept this practice? Everyone says this is acceptable, just like insurance has a hesitation period. In the meantime, once you have doubts about the service of the gym, or you can't go to the gym for your own reasons, you can return your card without losing money or having unnecessary disputes with the gym. You can easily take out the money in the fitness card, which is obviously positive for consumers and society.