How much do you pay per month at your current gym?

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  • Jambalady
    Jambalady Posts: 155 Member
    $175/month, but for me, it's totally worth it.

    It's a gym in my building where I work, full laundry service and permanent lockers, so I never have to bring a gym bag. All toiletries available (shampoo, soap, razors, hairbands, deodorant, lotion, etc.). Steam room, basketball court, pilates, golf simulator, massage room, juice bar, kick-*kitten* classes. really, really high end. I work an extremely stressful job (12 hours/day) so it is the only way I can run out, take a class or workout, and be back in my office (showered) in under an hour.
  • MyRummyHens
    MyRummyHens Posts: 141 Member
    The gym I go to has a huge range of options, gym only, class only, gym plus class, gym plus classes plus personal training etc. It starts at £15pcm and goes up to £120. I don't actually bother paying a monthly rate because they also let you pay as you go if you want classes, which is all I use it for as I have a gym at home. Classes range from £2 for half hour ones up to £6 for an hour of something more specialist. It's pretty good for around here, and like other people have commented, I go to a gym for 'normal' people, there aren't professional body builders and fitness models strolling around the place! We are all just normal folk.

    For me it is worth going to the classes, I really enjoy doing yoga on my non-lift days with a room full of other people. It can get a bit all-absorbing when you just lift alone at home all the time otherwise!
  • singingflutelady
    singingflutelady Posts: 8,736 Member
    34 a month at the Y. Includes everything including classes (they have a huge selection of these), weights, cardio and pool
  • WVprankster
    WVprankster Posts: 430 Member
    $40/month for the YMCA here. It's worth it, mostly bc the nearest competitors are a double ( a hospital-affiliated wellness center) or triple (nearest Crossfit box).
  • whatatime2befit
    whatatime2befit Posts: 625 Member
    $19/mt, World Gym. Unlimited classes, childcare, sauna, tanning included. Open 24 hours except weekends. They have two locations near me, one close to work, once close to home, that I divide my time between. Definitely worth it for me.
  • vamaena
    vamaena Posts: 217 Member
    Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
    Mines a bit different. My health insurance has a deal with local gyms. I pay $25 to the health insurance plan and that gets me a card that gets me into 25-30 gyms in the area. That said, I mostly go to the Y with that card. My local Y is about $40 a month, so my $25 is a great deal.

    That's pretty awesome. I wonder if my health insurance has something similar because that would be soo neat!
  • emmooney235
    emmooney235 Posts: 85 Member
    My YMCA is $65 a month. I think it's worth it because I don't have the room or motivation to work out at home and they offer so many options. I love the ability to pick up and drop classes whenever I want and I can set them up as appointments in my phone (more accountability). My only complaints with the Y are the locations (not a huge deal, more an annoyance) and the group classes I can get to are slowly moving away from Zumba/Hip Hop/Dance and into Body Shred/Ripped and others like that. And the dance based classes are getting moved to times I can't make (8am-4pm or 7-9pm).
  • 20yearsyounger
    20yearsyounger Posts: 1,630 Member
    edited October 2014
    Ymca ~$90/month family including adult and kids classes, child watch and monthly child care for date night. MMA gym bought in bulk, works out to be just under $10/visit. Well worth it. Useless cable cost more.
  • May_Rose
    May_Rose Posts: 119 Member
    I pay $23/month (weird amount) for a 24 hour key access gym with the best equipment around! They also have towel service and a free coffee & tea station.The only drawback is that it is small and sometimes I trip over the equipment and/or other memebers :p .
  • Blacklance36
    Blacklance36 Posts: 755 Member
    $40 a month at Goodlife. Totally worth it when I'm going 2 to 3 X a week as I should be.....
  • Keladelphia
    Keladelphia Posts: 820 Member
    $155 a month for Crossfit and $10 a month for Planet Fitness. Both are totally worth it. I've never gotten better results than when I started at my CF box. Planet Fitness is pretty terrible but for ten bucks its worth it alone to use the dreadmill when the weather is too nasty to run outside.
  • JustinAnimal
    JustinAnimal Posts: 1,335 Member
    Well, my membership is currently free (for entering a walk / run contest and having my name drawn out of a hat), so that effing rules. Normally, however, it's only $15 / month. I think it's totally worth it, even though it's a small gym. The price is right, they have free weights and cardio equipment, Insanity / P90X / T25 and a big projector, and they are open 24 hours a day. As my wife reminds me, it's even worth it if our water heater craps out, so we can take hot showers right down the road.
  • Lleldiranne
    Lleldiranne Posts: 5,516 Member
    edited October 2014
    cakebatter07 wrote: »
    loved1 wrote: »
    Most recently $10 at Planet Fitness - not worth it; then $10 at Gold's Gym - worth it. Much better atmosphere and equipment. Gold's has a $40 annual fee. I usually stop my membership before the annual fee is due and go back later after running season is over.

    Gold's gym is $10 a month? The one by my house is $40 a month!!


    They have a basic membership for $10 (though it may vary by location) ... no guest pass, only at the one you sign up with, only covers cardio machines and weights so no classes. And most of the sales people won't offer it, you have to ask for it (and sometimes they still try to upsale)

    But I feel like it's totally worth it, I have access to the power rack and all the weights I could use. My husband and I each have a membership and we're talking about getting our teenagers signed up. (The family pass might be better at this point, $90 a month I think and includes child care for the youngers, which is normally $15 a month)
  • ajravanos
    ajravanos Posts: 40 Member
    $20 a month for planet fitness. paid the higher price so i could go to any planet fitness in the country since i travel often for work. it's not the best gym if you're planning to go for a full body, intense work out, but i only use it for their cardio equipment...so it gives me what i need for a cheap price.
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    vamaena wrote: »
    Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
    Mines a bit different. My health insurance has a deal with local gyms. I pay $25 to the health insurance plan and that gets me a card that gets me into 25-30 gyms in the area. That said, I mostly go to the Y with that card. My local Y is about $40 a month, so my $25 is a great deal.

    That's pretty awesome. I wonder if my health insurance has something similar because that would be soo neat!
    Look on their web page. I think it's part of "Obamacare" to have those kinds of "preventative" incentives.
    All the insurance choices we were given had something similar. Either ONE gym (like SNAP) for super cheap or several gyms for a set cost.

  • taivazian
    taivazian Posts: 31
    $138 per month for me and my wife, they have all the fitness equipment, tennis, raquetball, pool, warm water pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, basketball, and it is run by the hospital.
  • prettychelly
    prettychelly Posts: 112 Member
    Nothing because I work there sort of part time. It's a YMCA. I have access to everything, pool, fitness center, classes, and gymnasium. I do pay for personal training when I sign up with a small discount though.
  • agal129
    agal129 Posts: 215 Member
    I pay $0 to work out at the gym on site at work.

    I also pay nothing to work out in the great outdoors on the weekends.
  • BlueBombers
    BlueBombers Posts: 4,064 Member
    Whatever I pay for utilities, my gym is in my basement.

    Is it worth it? Absolutely.
  • dolliesdaughter
    dolliesdaughter Posts: 544 Member
    $17.98 per month, La Fitness.
  • mmm_drop
    mmm_drop Posts: 1,126 Member
    I'm not a fan of the gym, so I workout at home.
  • smantha32
    smantha32 Posts: 6,990 Member
    40 a month, limited access. I think it's a bit high, as there's no pool and a limited weight selection. I'll probably look for a different one when my membership is up.
  • elsie0o0
    elsie0o0 Posts: 59 Member
    I paid $510 for a year at Gold's Gym including enrollment fee which is $42.50 a month, but my insurance gives me a $150 refund per year so it's more like $30 per month.
  • mrsKOrtiz
    mrsKOrtiz Posts: 949 Member
    VanillaBeanSeed wrote: »
    I work at our local YMCA so I get a free membership, but Id like to share our membership pricing to see how it compares!

    For an adult its 54.05 a month. That includes cardio theater/free weights/air assisted machines, all classes, pool, saunas, showers, basketball court, pool table, racquetball..

    I think its a good deal for how much we offer! =)

    I pay $85 a month for a family membership!! The YMCA also includes Child Watch! Very so much worth it!

  • mseslee
    mseslee Posts: 101 Member
    $33 after taxes and fees
  • jmc0806
    jmc0806 Posts: 1,444 Member
    $10 for a 24 hour gym with free weight area
  • TLwineguzzler
    TLwineguzzler Posts: 289 Member
    £12.99 per month at my local Pure Gym
  • acpgee
    acpgee Posts: 7,926 Member
    £55 a month, so $89 at current exchange rates. People who say buying free weights for home is better value clearly don't live in Central London or Manhattan, where a spare bedroom costs about an additional $500-$650 a month in rent or mortgage. Joining a gym is way cheaper.
  • Fitmom120811
    Fitmom120811 Posts: 260 Member
    I refuse to pay for a gym when I have the videos and programs to get my results at home. 21 day fix is AMAZING>
  • ravenmiss
    ravenmiss Posts: 384 Member
    edited October 2014
    £80/$130 a month for me, my bf and my son. My son can access the gym during certain hours, free childcare up to 4 hours a day, training sessions for kids now and then, karate for kids and family swim times. For us there's an excellent swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, tanning beds, access to gym 6am-10pm which has good equipment and a free weights area, all classes included. Can use any gym in the country as well. Staff are amazing and really friendly :)

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