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John wrote:

TxFire wrote:Yes I was given the policy but it is still ineffective to a CHL as it does not meet 30.06 requirements for written notification.

I've wondered about that. Good to know.

It is kinda like the employer policy, but not as potentially damaging. If you get something like that from your employer, and they find out that you are carrying anyway, they can fire you but they cannot file trespassing charges as they never gave you the legal notification.

I would imagine that the gym could ask you not to return, but they can't press charges either.

TxFire wrote:I don't plan to point out the issue.

I wouldn't point it out either. And mine isn't posted at all (YMCA).

Some of y'all may know that I am a long distance runner. So that means that I have done all of my workouts with the luxury of getting ready at home or in other private locations and then heading out for several hours of running. Well, in an effort to move up to 50k and 50mile races, I have decided that I need to get some weight lifting time in addition to all of the trail and road miles I log. So here comes the question:

How do I conceal IN the locker room? Specifically how do I get changed? I think that carrying while I am lifting weights just won't work (although I can do it when I run). Do I need to take a bathroom stall break before and after working out and strap on in there or are there other ideas? Today (and most days) I am carrying a 1911 OWB strong side with a spare mag in the front left pocket.