What do you pay for your gym?

I've paid up to £72 p/m in the past (gym was right by my work at the time, so it was worth it for the fact I went.)
Now have a squat rack with bench, multigym and rower setup in my work storage unit. Also have a turbo trainer at home which I might take down there and a cross trainer which I've leant to a friend.

Spend far too much on meat at the moment, so no supplements - well apart from the bottle of cheap cod liver oil tablets that my mum gave me as she had some spare!

I pay $43.00 per month for our gym/rec center - that's for my whole family, and there are 6 of us. We have an Olympic sized pool, basketball courts, free weight room and machines - and then if you want to purchase extras it's additional (like yoga, personal training, Zumba...pretty much anything you would need another instructor for).

I don't spend extra on food or supplements, although my family knows to keep their paws off my shiratake noodles and light bread! The changes I've made in my diet usually trickle down to the whole family, and I joined a coop for veggies recently, so our grocery budget hasn't seen that much of a change.

Oh, and yesterday I spent 225 dollars on a new (to me) bike for the spring. And I also need a new helmet.

I pay £25/month but that is for gym, swimming pool, sports hall (badminton 5-a-side football etc), climbing wall for myself, my wife and my two kids.

80 a month family, includes classes, pool, kids classes, child care. (That's with a $40 break from our health insurance)

I go to Anytime Fitness and pay $32/month. That includes classes and the convenience of it being open 24 hours, 7 days a week. The one complaint I have is that some of the locations are transitioning from live class instructors to classes taught on a projection screen. I've never used the projector, but apparently the classes are supposed to be 'on demand'. There is a variety of classes to choose from, and I can be by myself in the class if I would like. I just don't know if I can justify spending $32/month for essentially JUST equipment.

I don't spend money on protein shakes,etc, but I will splurge about once a quarter or twice a year on workout clothes.

I used to pay £43 a month for the gym & pool. But i was going once a week, sometimes didnt go at all. I hate gyms,
There is a gym and a pool where i work, so the manager has said i can use the pool for free and go in the gym when i want to. Which motivates me to go in there as its right next to my shop and i dont have to travel elsewhere after work - i can just walk right in!

I pay $60 per month for my regular gym and then I pay $32 per class for a specialized spin class that I take once a week. I also on ocassion purchase personal training sessions. In my opinion, spending money on fitness is an investment in my health and well being! Very important to my happiness.

Groceries are about $25 a week. My gym membership costs $15 a month. (I used to work there... Got a pretty good rate.)

$0.00 due to military gym...about $100-$150 a month on protein, vitamins, and other supplements.

$49 for a family membership to the YMCA.

I pay nothing for the gym, we have one at work and we can use it at lunchtime

$100/year at the college I work at. Really don't need gym access to get good workouts, but I like getting in there once in a while.

£31 per month ($49 equivalent)...that is an olympic sized pool and all exercise classes free (apart from the zumba and dance ones which I don't do in any case) Supplements are about £36 per 2 months ($57 equivalent - I buy the big 5 kg tubs of protein all in one, anabolic, whey or recovery)

I pay £50 for an annual membership and then it's £1 per visit (its not really a commercial gym, more blood, sweat and tears).
I spend £35 per month on whey protein and about £5 on multi vitamins and fish oils.

I have to admit since I cut all the rubbish out of my diet, it costs a little more to eat lots of fresh meat, fish, veg etc but it's worth it to me as I feel so much better.

It's $15 per month for my work gym and it's a great gym.