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The Orthopedic Institute, D1 Sports Training plan for $4.75M training center in Iowa

In partnership with D1 Sports Training and GreatLife Malaska Golf & Fitness, The Orthopedic Institute has submitted plans to the city of Sioux Falls, Iowa for a $4.75 million athletic training center, reports Argus Leader.

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Wednesday, April 22nd, 2015

According to the report, plans for the new center call for a 40,000-square-foot training, workout and physical therapy facility.

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