How much is your gym membership?

I don't have a gym membership. But... I do have a yoga membership

Since I signed up for the whole year ahead of time, it averages $64 a month.

I used to do 24 Hour Fitness, and it was 29.99 a month. That didn't include the pool, just the basic gym membership.

My husband pays $30, but gets a discount. I pay $0. Well, montly. We did purchase a bench, bar, plates, dumbbells (plate loadable) and a small rack for me. I will be upgrading from a 3 piece 30 pound bar to a real Big Girl Oly Bar soon. I'm very excited. You may be able to find some equipment to use at home for fairly cheap in the want ads, on Craig's List or a Play it Again Sports type place.

Mine is free.

I use my apartment complex's gym. I mean it's not elaborate. For cardio there are 2 ellipticals 2 treadmills (1 is broken right now) and 1 bike. There is 1 weight machine that has like 20 different weights you can do (with picture demonstrations) and then there is a leg press (I think it's called) and of course dumbbells are there as well. Not elaborate but it gets the job done.

Ask your friends if they have any weight equipment at home and just hang out there a couple times a week

Planet Fitness is $10.00

PF also bans deadlifts (as a general policy, per the corporation, I know individual PFs have different rules) and don't tend to welcome heavy lifters, so I'm not sure spending the money, small amount that it is, would be worth it for someone who specifically is looking for a gym to lift heavy in.

crunch was $10/mo with $50 annual fee, and was great. Lots of cardio options and free classes and good wieght machines and free weight sections

I'm now at my local community center $40/mo no annual fee -smaller weight section, but still all the basics covered, 4 types of cardio machines, and a pool/basketball gym

YMCA in Oklahoma. Average $45 per month, but you have access to all Y locations.

I go to one called "Crunch" (chain, but not that big yet). They are $9.99 / month.

For that price, we have access to all classes, cardio equipment, weight machines, and free weights. There is also tanning booths, but those cost extra.

Look around...this is kind of a new gym model that's been getting popular the last few years. Gyms have all the basics, but not the big expenses (like pools, saunas, etc...) and have these $9.99 range memberships. There may be one like it in your area. Check Yelp.com as a good starting place to look.

I pay $19.95 at LA Fitness. Bad thing about them is your price depends on when you sign up... right now I hear it's 39.95 a month.

I pay about $35/month for Anytime Fitness - pretty good setup for lifting and cardio. I like that my membership gets me into any Anytime Fitness around the country - helpful when I'm traveling or even housesitting for a friend across town. However, there seems to be a disproportionate number of tatoo-ed weightlifting men at my local location...

Mine is £18 a month (was £26, but I didn't know they did student discount!) that's anytime gym and swim.
or it's £21.50 for full access, which includes classes and personal training.

For non students it would be £26 gym and swim, and £30 for full access.

You can also go to any of the other 13 gyms in the area, and they all offer different things, like tennis courts, different classes, badminton and football pitch hiring, etc.

I'm in the UK and pay £200 a year and that is any time and as often as i like. Also get free classes and discount on PT sessions.

edit works out about $300 a year

$4500 once, and then free.

I use the local YMCA and that is 50 per month for a household membership.

I spend $37 a month on my membership at LA Fitness. Once I use up my personal training hours I'm going back to 24 Hour Fitness, it's only $29 a month there.

Planet Fitness is $10.00

^Not a real gym! They even say so in their adverts.