What do you pay for your gym?

$38 for everything, no cost for extras, towels, classes etc. ....but the BF pays my membership fee :laugh: :blushing:

$93 per month for a family membership...they don't nickle and dime you for every class (though they do have some special classes you have to pay for)...also member discounts on other things like swim lessons for the kiddos in the summer....summer day camp, etc. They also have lots of other fun activities like "Daddy and Me Gym Time" every other Sunday...it's a fun activity for me and my toddler...stuff like that they do is pretty cool.

Just under $60 but that includes childcare for my youngest son and they upgraded me to the new and better location in town. I belong to 24 HR Fitness.

I'm at planet fitness. I dont have a monthly fee.
They were doing this Christmas special for $99 for 12 months, no sign up fee. Just the 100 bucks.
Im not sure if Im going to renew, it would be $10.00 a month.

We get a discount through work, so I pay $27.00 a month which includes a ton of classes. I don't like protein shakes so I get mine through diet alone.

I pay $20 a month at Planet Fitness (plus the $10 start-up fee, and $40 annual fee.) If roughly comes to a total of $290 for this year, then $280 next year (no start-up fee next year lol.) But, that's 24hr use, plus free tanning, free massage chairs, and I can bring 1 friend a day for free (no limits).

EDIT: I don't pay for anything else really, jusr new fitness gear when needed. Recently got new pants - $10, new sports bra - $10, and new shoes - $40, $70. Thankfully, the $70 pair of shoes was bought with a gift card.

There's a physical therapy office about a mile from our home. They charge $10/mo for non-patients who use the facilities. Lots of good free advice too. Only downsides are the equipment isn't new and the patients get priority. I time my visits so as not to compete and rarely (almost never) have an issue.

My college's gym membership costs $54 per semester (so a little over $10 a month if you think of it like that) but I get access to 5 different facilities and all of the classes they offer. I don't take any supplements or anything extra.

I have just over $200 invested in my kettlebells that I use at home. I don't really track my healthy eating spending - it's just part of my groceries. I'm trying to do this in a sustainable way, so I plan to be spending like this essentially forever.

I'm fortunate that the condo I live at has gym access at the clubhouse, it's supposed to be 24 hours but they lock it in the middle of the night anyway (because reasons?), its usually deserted in the middle of the day, though, so I can work out in peace

Right now we live in Germany on an Army base and I use the gym on post. I don't do supplements but my husband does and that is about $40 a month. When we decided to get healthy though and join a gym we had to make some sacrifices in order to afford a membership. We got rid of cable and joined a gym for about $60 a month for the both of us. It was important symbolicly speaking. Fitness is not just a change in your phisique, but a change in your lifestyle. Giving up something that caused us to sit inside doing nothing for something that helped us meet our goals was very motivational. And it taught us that to achieve our goal we were going to have to re-arrange priorties in our life. Any one can afford that.

I spend 34/month for a membership at LA Fitness.

$10 per month-just started

$35 per month for all club 24 hour fitness. But i've been a member since 95...not sure you can even get a deal like that anymore.

Bout 60 a month on protein

325 DKK, or about $USD 55 for Crossfit (can go as often as I like).
I don't do supplements, but I have an expensive nike dry fit habit :P