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    How much $ is your gym membership?

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    • Posts: 423 Member
      $64 for me and my boyfriend (couples discount) so just over $30 each at Anytime Fitness. I love my gym.
    • Posts: 711 Member
      $25/mo.
    • Posts: 863 Member
      $10/ month for basic membership at Charter fitness.

      $30/30 min session with personal trainer at a private studio called Kinex Fitness. I go 3x/week to her.

      Second job I applied for comes with the perk of using their gym for free. I would still keep my Charter membership though because it is so close to home and the free one (if I get the job) is across town.
    • Posts: 543 Member
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    • Posts: 1,247 Member
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    • Posts: 125 Member
      $0.00

      I work out in the park, the backyard or in the basement. I stopped paying gym membership fees many years ago. I buy my own equipment when I think I need it. Saves a ton of time and money.
    • Posts: 4,248 Member
      £38 a month which is about $61. And that's cheap for England. The nicer gyms are over £50 so about $80. My gym is pretty basic but has everything I need, although the swimming pool is separate and about a mile away, and not very nice.
    • Posts: 352 Member
      £42 a month, about $67. This is for the gym at a local hotel, lots of equipment, nice pool, free parking although the pool can get very busy at weekends. I'm very envious of the low gym fees in the USA.:sad:
    • Posts: 93 Member
      $78/month
    • Posts: 211 Member
      $30 for my little local gym. Was paying the same at 24 Hour Fitness before I switched. Group classes are included too!
    • Posts: 119 Member
      Lot of variation here eh?

      $22 bi-weekly off my paycheque - we have a corporate deal with Goodlife. Never had cheap memberships.
    • Posts: 496 Member
      $45/month (deducted from my paycheck, my company co-owns the gym), and that includes personal training (2 sessions/month) and all fitness classes offered.
    • Posts: 5,263 Member
      20 bucks for the planet fitness black card membership

      I like that place but hate that they dont offer classes :mad:

      This, gets the job done for me!
    • Posts: 87
      $34.95/mo.
    • Posts: 98 Member
      Mine was $269 for the year, I just joined in September. I used to do planet fittness, but wanted a gym with zumba classes and aerobics classes. And this one is closer to home.
    • Posts: 1,119 Member
      I live in a big city where everything, from apartments to dining to gyms, is "luxury" rather than basic. I'm pretty sure you can't get a gym membership for less than $100 a month. I pay $40 a month for unlimited Jazzercise classes at a local community center, which is a great deal compared to the other options!
    • Posts: 875 Member
      Fitness 19 is $9/month. :)
    • Posts: 191
      $40/month at gym in hopsital next door + our insurance kicks back $150/year.:flowerforyou: Live in Boston, everything is expensive. Was paying $90/month for Boston Sports Club. Current gym has equipment, free weights but no pool (boo hoo). Clean and close to my office so I can jump over at lunch and miss the crowds. Initiation fee was $56 but includes 4 personal training sessions. Limited kinds of classes are all included.
    • Posts: 183 Member
      $21 per month, but no pool or jacuzzi. :indifferent:
    • Posts: 296 Member
      My gym is free - military retiree on an installation, but classes are $3 a piece or $25 for unlimited classes per month. My husband and I pay a combined $150 for our CrossFit gym though.
    • Posts: 395 Member
      $15 a month no pool or saunas but has tanning beds.....that i will never use. Full access to everything they have including classes.
    • Posts: 230 Member
      Fitness 19 is $9/month. :)

      Several years ago I paid $19/month for my husband and I at fitness 19.. he never went, but even then it was a good deal. I quit going when I moved to a different state and haven't joined a gym since... most of them have been too expensive for my budget. :(
    • Posts: 2,549 Member
      We pay $66 a month for a family membership. This includes indoor pool, steam room, sauna, hot tub, kids zone daycare, a very well equipped gym, and many classes (zumba, spinning, circuit training, step, kickboxing). In addition, there are extra sports activities such as dance, soccer, basketball, swimming, and softball for the kids for a nominal fee. :heart: it.
    • Posts: 929 Member
      In US dollars, mine is about $45 per month, and my work reimburses about $300 of that per year, which is awesome.
    • Posts: 384 Member
      I'm $10/mo at Gold's.
    • Posts: 534 Member
      $20/ month for everything the gym offers (cardio, weight, women's, I believe classes are included, cardio cinema) and nursery is only $10 per month no matter how many kids you have at gold's gym
    • Posts: 135
      Free! my company provides a recreation facility complete with pool for it's employees and family :)
    • Posts: 458 Member
      $43 a month at my YMCA. But if I go 30 times in 3 months, my employer reimburses $40 of it....so basically just $3 a month :smile:
    • Posts: 247
      Free! I work part time (VERY part-time) at GoodLife Fitness and associates get a free membership :)
    • Posts: 24 Member
      Gold's where? I am a member of Gold's in Alabama and I pay $50/mth for a family membership. That is with a discount.There are classes but most are over by the time I get there and tanning is optional. I also pay an additional $140/mth for a personal trainer there. I would love it if they would offer tanning. Don't think I would use it often but once or twice would be good.
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