How much do you pay a month for fitness?

I'm paying $49 a month for my gym. Totally worth it since I have access to not only the weight machines and classes, but also to a lovely pool and hot tub. The pool alone would be worth it since I have problems with my hip and sometimes the only thing I can do is the swimming.

probably about 300 a month on supplements and healthy foods I work out at home or at school don't have a current total on fitness equipment most of mine was hand me down, only real money I spend was on a set of adjustable dumbells about 200 dollars. I am surprised no one has mentioned supplement or food costs in this yet

I pay $60/month to be a member of American Family Fitness. I take a lot of the Les Mills' classes that they offer on a weekly basis and I also workout on my own utililizing almost all of the fitness machines. It may sound expensive, but it's worth it to me because I need structure and guidance, otherwise I wouldn't benefit from my membership.

I go to AFF too!! I spend about $89/mo for myself, my husband, and my child (to use the kidzone). they have multiple huge facilities and lots of classes.

I am also thinking about going to Crossfit after I lose about 50 more pounds and my gym membership expires. That will cost around $100/mo, give or take, but I've taken an intro class and it seems right up my alley!

I'm lucky--
I work on a college campus where I can use the Ratty Old Gym for free (but no locker privileges), or the FancySchmancyNew Wellness Center for $15 a month plus $15 per semester locker fee.

Nothing. I have a treadmill at home if I can't go outside to walk. Other than that, I do abs and other light weight work-outs at home. I spent so much money over the years on unused gym memberships. I finally realized that I hate working out around others and prefer to be in my own home!

I pay £14.99 for off peak membership (though expect they are going to put this up soon) at Fitness First. Then I pay £28 for 2 30min PT sessions a month. It's working well for me. The PT gives me a regular kick, and reminds me how hard I should be working all the time! It also motivates me to keep working hard in between sessions so I can keep up in the session, and I get lots of advice about injuries/ niggles etc. I can join in classes at the gym. My work days vary so I can't commit to a regular class, but they do freestyle fitness every morning which I enjoy when I can get there. I learn lots of different things that I can do in my own workouts at the gym or at home, and its never boring. For me, for, it's the best way to spend the money. When I started with the PT I did 3 weeks when I saw him twice a week for 45 mins - that really kicked my weight loss up a gear, and had a lot of benefits, but wasn't something I could sustain financially for a long time, but was a good kick start.

At times when its hard to get to the gym, eg school holidays, I run and I have a couple of workouts on tape to do at home.

Oh and I've just started cycling to work - thats 6 miles 2-3 times per week.

I pay local taxes...
I run, cycle and use the outdoor facilities 9-10 months a year. I have a card from the local gym for per use group training classes during winter months.

$10 for planet fitness
Running outside is my other "free" exercise

This month I did a $50 bike ride, a $25 10k, bought some workout/running clothes (maybe $50), $5 headphones (score!), should I count the $8 knee brace?.. I guess it varies.

Much less than it has cost me to be unhealthy...

HEAR, HEAR!!

I'm a member of the local YMCA and I spend about 65 bucks a month. Sounds spendy but it includes so many exercise classes, yoga, and a cardio and weight selection to rival most other gyms and clubs. I see it as an investment in myself.

I see a personal trainer 4 days a week. Two in a class setting and 2 privately. It works out to $54 a week so around $200-225 a month. For personal training sessions, this is actually very low for the amount of time I spend with him.

To me, its worth every dime and then some. He motivates me and pushes me in in ways that I wont push myself.

I also workout 1-2 days a week on my own at home using resistance bands and my treadmill.

To some, that is a lot of money but I figure its less than what I spent on fast food and dining out so for now, its worth it. When I get closer to my final goal, I will slow it down a little and do more on my own.

I pay a little more than 20 bucks a month for planet fitness in Oklahoma. Its a good gym, but more for people who can just go it alone. I go at least 4 times a week and am there between an hour to 2 1/2 so with time spent I'm really getting my money worth

My wife and I have a joint membership to Sport and Health at $72 a month. I only use it for the pool since we got a hand me down treadmill, and a hand me down indoor bike trainer/stand. Other than that I go outside.

If you want to add in wear and tear items on my bikes, new running shoes every 6 months, it would probably average out to ~$150 a month. The food I'm now buying for us is less than the unhealthy stuff we had before, so we're coming out ahead there.

I don't even want to think about the cost of my race registrations added into that total since I'm doing at least 2 every month.

Nothing! I bought the P90X workout DVDs and got the equipment and now workout for free! the only thing I buy are my protein shakes!