What do you pay for your gym?

My gym is $38 per month. I spend $0 on fitness. I am not a big believer in supplements etc. I feel if you can eat a well balanced diet and you are getting all your nutrients thru food there really is no reason to spend extra on supplements.

150 seems a lot for the gym - are there any specials you get for the money?
You are right, to investe in your health while you are young will pay of when you are old. Also I'm from Germany and we don't have to pay more for health insurance when we are old, no matter how healthy we are.

It is a lot. Like I said, I don't pay that much. But what do you get? Well, personalized training, for one. It's setup similar to Crossfit but it's not Crossfit - just a mix of powerlifting, oly lifts, and body weight work. Coach writes up a WOD and he has other programs you can follow should you desire. I go five days a week for 45 mins and I'm pretty much addicted.

Yeah, health insurance gets higher the more ailments you have...so old or not, if you aren't taking care of yourself at any age, it's gonna show up in your medical bills and drug scrips.

Nothing for gym, and for fitness I have spent probably around $150-$200 total in two years or so. Weights, stability ball, ankle and wrist weights, sneakers, resistance bands.

$88 per month for my gym.. Then if hubby I each go 8 times insurance pays $40 so we end up paying $48 per month for the family membership so my daughter can use the childcare.

I don't do supplementsor shakes so that would be $0

£0 for gym. £0 on supplements

I prefer being active outdoors however I do have a good 2-in-1 cross trainer/bike and a set of weights at home for those rainy days... which in England is quite often.

I also have a weekly game of badminton for £2

I pay $10/mth for the gym and I don't buy protein shakes or powders (that may change).

I buy my gym membership and whey powder at Costco. The gym is $350 for 2 years (24 hour fitness - love it) and the protein power is $45 for 6lbs.

We originally joined a very small gym. They have since had three additions and we still get our original rate. Both my wife and I have a gym membership at our local Club 24 for $35 a month. There regular rate is almost double that now for just one person.

I was paying $9 a month for maintenance fee. I had been a member for 22 years. When I joined I got the life time membership for $1200 and didn't pay anything at all after that for 2 years then only paid the maintenance fee. I just dropped it but can always pick it back up at that maintenance fee. I think once I'm done school and have time to get to the gym then I'll pick it back up. Right now I just exercise at home, walk and ride my bike.

i am a member at the ymca. me and my fiance pay 60 a month. this includes a free wellness coach that can customize a workout plan with you. it also has free classes. i am currently doing a spin class and a body pump class. this place is neat. it had basketball courts, racket ball, swimming, etc. i dont have kids. but it has daycare for up to 3 hours a day for your kids. i do my normal grocery shopping. for me and my fiance, is about 60-80 a week. i buy protein bars from aldi. its a discount cheap grocery store. those are $4 a box for 6. i eat those in the mornings when im at the gym. other then that i buy vitamins. i think those are only like $6 a bottle. my fiance will get the protein powders from walmart and think he spends about $15. usually lasts him a while.

$30 fo 2 years membership. I work for a hospital and the gym is part of their rehab area. Its not huge but gets the job done. Then if want to take additional classee like zumba or any lee mills classes its 5 each or 25 for unlimited for the month. (I usually go the unlimited route.)

Gym pass is around $35 protein powder $75.

$25/month with a college id. Includes all the classes you want to take (spinning, pilates, yoga, zumba etc) and free tanning = ] Loveeee it