Planet Fitness Dress Code

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  • MireyGal76
    MireyGal76 Posts: 7,334 Member
    I can work out in my underwear in my gym... That's all I care about.

    If they have rules, and make them know, and you sign up anyways... well then don't complain.

    If they don't have rules, and then try to enforce some, then get mad and decide... stay? or leave?
    If you stay, don't complain.
    If you leave, why bother complaining... not gonna change anything

    Do I think they're awesome... meh, I think it's stupid.

    But really, I don't go there... and like I said. I can wear whatever I want (nothing even) in my own gym.




    which just so happens to be in my basement.
  • UsedToBeHusky
    UsedToBeHusky Posts: 15,228 Member
    judgment free zone my ....

    +1
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    I can work out in my underwear in my gym... That's all I care about.

    If they have rules, and make them know, and you sign up anyways... well then don't complain.

    If they don't have rules, and then try to enforce some, then get mad and decide... stay? or leave?
    If you stay, don't complain.
    If you leave, why bother complaining... not gonna change anything

    Do I think they're awesome... meh, I think it's stupid.

    But really, I don't go there... and like I said. I can wear whatever I want (nothing even) in my own gym.




    which just so happens to be in my basement.

    Can I work out in your basement? *wiggles eyebrows*
  • MireyGal76
    MireyGal76 Posts: 7,334 Member
    I can work out in my underwear in my gym... That's all I care about.

    If they have rules, and make them know, and you sign up anyways... well then don't complain.

    If they don't have rules, and then try to enforce some, then get mad and decide... stay? or leave?
    If you stay, don't complain.
    If you leave, why bother complaining... not gonna change anything

    Do I think they're awesome... meh, I think it's stupid.

    But really, I don't go there... and like I said. I can wear whatever I want (nothing even) in my own gym.




    which just so happens to be in my basement.

    Can I work out in your basement? *wiggles eyebrows*

    Hmmmmm... I may have to implement a lack-of-dress code... You ok with that?
  • tomomatic
    tomomatic Posts: 1,794 Member
    I understand what they're doing but I don't agree with how they're doing it. If you grunt too loud, alarm goes off. If you stretch by yourself or do yoga in the corner, alarm goes off. Wear a headscarf? Do not enter. Look too fit? Get sent home. None of this makes sense? There's more judgement in the "judgement free zone" than any other gym.

    Whatever. After my bout with norovirus, I don't really enjoy going to the gym anymore. I work out in my basement where there's no dress code.
  • tmaryam
    tmaryam Posts: 289 Member
    I understand what they're doing but I don't agree with how they're doing it. If you grunt too loud, alarm goes off. If you stretch by yourself or do yoga in the corner, alarm goes off. Wear a headscarf? Do not enter. Look too fit? Get sent home. None of this makes sense? There's more judgement in the "judgement free zone" than any other gym.

    Whatever. After my bout with norovirus, I don't really enjoy going to the gym anymore. I work out in my basement where there's no dress code.

    What is their rationale behind the prohibition of stretching/yoga alone??
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    I can work out in my underwear in my gym... That's all I care about.

    If they have rules, and make them know, and you sign up anyways... well then don't complain.

    If they don't have rules, and then try to enforce some, then get mad and decide... stay? or leave?
    If you stay, don't complain.
    If you leave, why bother complaining... not gonna change anything

    Do I think they're awesome... meh, I think it's stupid.

    But really, I don't go there... and like I said. I can wear whatever I want (nothing even) in my own gym.




    which just so happens to be in my basement.

    Can I work out in your basement? *wiggles eyebrows*

    Hmmmmm... I may have to implement a lack-of-dress code... You ok with that?

    Yes ma'am! :wink:
  • littlebutlean
    littlebutlean Posts: 2,159 Member
    These Planet Fitness guys have been taking a lot of slack over the last ~3 months that I've noticed.. MFP hates them w/ a passion .. !
  • sentaruu
    sentaruu Posts: 2,206 Member
    I can work out in my underwear in my gym... That's all I care about.

    If they have rules, and make them know, and you sign up anyways... well then don't complain.

    If they don't have rules, and then try to enforce some, then get mad and decide... stay? or leave?
    If you stay, don't complain.
    If you leave, why bother complaining... not gonna change anything

    Do I think they're awesome... meh, I think it's stupid.

    But really, I don't go there... and like I said. I can wear whatever I want (nothing even) in my own gym.




    which just so happens to be in my basement.

    Can I work out in your basement? *wiggles eyebrows*

    Hmmmmm... I may have to implement a lack-of-dress code... You ok with that?

    Yes ma'am! :wink:

    where do I sign up?
  • Platform_Heels
    Platform_Heels Posts: 388 Member
    I call bull.

    I go to PF and I wear itty bitty shorts, bra top and a strappy tank over it. I've never been told to leave.

    In all honesty I can count on one hand the amount of times the "lunk alarm" went off when I was there. Mostly they do it when someone is being completely obnoxious, like pretty much screaming their grunts out or they do it when they know someone who is working out and they want to *kitten* with them.

    I will say though that the showers there are nasty. I won't step foot in them, not even if I absolutely have to.
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    I call bull.

    I go to PF and I wear itty bitty shorts, bra top and a strappy tank over it. I've never been told to leave.

    In all honesty I can count on one hand the amount of times the "lunk alarm" went off when I was there. Mostly they do it when someone is being completely obnoxious, like pretty much screaming their grunts out or they do it when they know someone who is working out and they want to *kitten* with them.

    I will say though that the showers there are nasty. I won't step foot in them, not even if I absolutely have to.

    I've never even heard the lunk alarm go off. I think it's just there for decoration. I can be certain I now know what one guy sounds like in the bedroom. No alarm went off, but I did have to stifle my giggles.
  • SnuggleSmacks
    SnuggleSmacks Posts: 3,731 Member
    I go to PF and have never seen these issues. Plenty of diversity in ethnicity and fitness level and attire, and everyone is respectful. The worst thing that happens at my gym is that it's loud. The speakers are up so high that it's difficult to hear my earbuds and some chicks treat it like social hour at the tops of their lungs.

    ETA: And never once has the lunk alarm gone off while I was there.
  • Hellbent_Heidi
    Hellbent_Heidi Posts: 3,669 Member
    Each club is a privately owned franchise, so you're going to see variety in how they interpret the "judgement free zone" .....and obviously some are taking it to new levels of ridiculousness, while others are operating like a normal gym!
  • adaybetter
    adaybetter Posts: 51 Member
    Planet fitness is my FAV. gym to get kicked out of while traveling! LUNK ALARM!

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