How much is your gym membership?
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$26/month for my gym, run by the local parks department. Not the greatest weight lifting equipment but the price is right!0
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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 year0 -
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.
OP should look into Planet Fitness if trying to save $$, as its usually the cheapest around. I would make sure to ask the club about its specific policies before committing to a membership, however. I go to PF & there are all kinds of deadlifts going on and heavy lifters walking aroundBut I've also heard horror stories. Just wanted to say I wouldn't rule it out immediately!
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$4500 once, and then free.0
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Planet Fatness is $10.00
FTFY
don't go there- you can't lift the heavy things.
29.99/month = 32 with tax
except I don't pay. I work there0 -
I use the local YMCA and that is 50 per month for a household membership.0
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I go to Galaxy Fitness and its $20/mo for use of all the gym equipment, unlimited group fitness classes, and unlimited tanning... best deal I've found by far! I'm a Zumba girl, so even if I don't go to use the gym equip, being able to hit up approx 20 classes each month for $20 is a steal!!0
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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.0
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Try the local Y. Ask for a scholarship application as well. You may qualify for up to 40% off your membership.
Most YMCA facilities will give some sort of discount.to state and county workers if you just happen to work for either of those.0 -
Planet Fitness is $10.00
^Not a real gym! They even say so in their adverts.0 -
Planet Fitness is $10.00
Love it!! Same here0 -
Planet Fitness is $10.00
^Not a real gym! They even say so in their adverts.
Explain a "REAL" gym??
They have weights, treadmills, eliptical, arc trainer, bikes, free weights, ladies locker room, mens locker room, tanning, massage chair just to name a few...So what's not real about that?0 -
24 Hour Fitness $32/month0
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I also go to Goodlife and pay just under $40/m for access to every gym in Canada plus towel service and usage of pools etc.0
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Anytime Fitness - 39.95/mo + tax0
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£17/$25 a month and it's 24/70
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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.
Good to know about PF! I lost 82 lbs doing almost all cardio prior to getting pregnant again, and as soon as I have this baby (any day now) and am cleared for exercise, I plan to incorporate heavy lifting. I figured I'd join PF, since it's close by and $10/month. Now I will think twice about it!0 -
My 24 hour fitness membership is $19.99/month and it does include clubs with swimming pools. It's a great deal! Costco sometimes has a year or 2 memberships that you can pre-purchase that makes it even more affordable - I want to say the last time I checked, it was $199 or $249 for 2 years.0
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Planet Fitness is $10.00
^Not a real gym! They even say so in their adverts.
Explain a "REAL" gym??
They have weights, treadmills, eliptical, arc trainer, bikes, free weights, ladies locker room, mens locker room, tanning, massage chair just to name a few...So what's not real about that?
They do not allow deadlifting. They also will kick you out for dropping weights, even if unintentional. Some have even limited the free weight area so that what they call "lunks" will not want to attend their facilities.
ETA:http://youtu.be/vQfmpXsLV_4
http://youtu.be/Rn5mzEAMAkY
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$21.27 a month. I can pay less, but i dont want another contract.0
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