How much do you pay per month at your current gym?

I spend an embarrassing amount of money on fitness. My gym membership is around $140 / month, and I spend around $75 / month for iyengar yoga classes and another $140 on pilates equipment classes. I'm thinking of joining my local community center (which I can walk to) as well so I can do weights on Sundays when I don't feel like driving to my regular gym. The community center costs $10 / month.

I think whatever gym you choose, the cost is worth it if the hours, location, and facilities keep you going back. If you try to save a few bucks, you likely will end up with a gym you don't like as much and end up skipping out on more often.

I pay $24.99 a month for my membership. It's a 24 hour gym, which I like because it's always open on holidays when other's are usually closed. It's always very clean and plenty of equipment to use.

My community center offers fitness classes (only- no gym equipment at all) at $20/10 week sessions. I take 4 classes per week, so it works out to about $32 per month. I have a bench/bar setup and cross trainer at home, so that's free. I also pay $20 annually for a state bike trail pass. Totally worth it to me, as I live in a small town and only have 4 other options: Fit4Life (never been, so don't know their setup, $29 per month), Curves (don't like the whole machines, but on a schedule plan of it, $35 per month), Snap Fitness (used to go- no showers, pool, limited weights, super busy, $35 per month) and a newish Crossfit box ($100 a month minimum, no way I could swing that).

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$100 for the membership (Lifetime Fitness) and now an additional $35 to join the masters swim team. Absolutely worth it to me. I'd cut cable or something else before I cut my gym membership.

I pay $35 a month. 100% worth it! If you sign up for slice of life you can get tons of reimbursements. I have a friend who has been doing it for a while and paid in his $35 per month but got reimbursed almost all of it at the end of the year. He ended up paying $70 bucks for the whole years worth!

£10.99 a month. basic equipment but wouldn't mind playing more for a pool though

I currently pay $95 per month for my yoga membership. I used to pay $115/month to attend another yoga studio, which was tiny...totally not worth it. Before that, I paid $55/month for a climbing/yoga/regular gym...that was the best deal all around. The former two are in Bloomington, IN (surprisingly high cost for such a small place), and the latter was in the bay area of CA.

£42. Big cardio room, loads of free weights, kettlebells and stuff. Classes, pool use & sauna, reasonably priced PT service. Starbucks, spa, bar & Italian restaurant in the same building. Love it.

$169/mo. Crossfit gym inside of a regular gym.

0. I get free classes at work, and walk at home. I was paying about 49.99/mo.

I pay $10 a month, with a $50 annual fee. Just joined in November, and not entirely happy with the shower situation (one shower, in what used to be a men's bathroom when the place was a banquet hall turned bowling alley. I do think they finally removed the urinal. But it's 2 miles from my house, so I just shower at home after.) my membership does not include any classes, but I'm not a big fan of them anyway. It is a 24 hour gym, which means I can workout on holidays, or if I get bored and wide awake at 2am, I can go burn off some energy.

There is only one squat rack, but I time my visits for afternoon before the regular work crowd is out, so it isn't usually taken (although I've skipped the strength training lately, since I developed what I think is tennis elbow - see a doc next week. I miss lifting.) so I just turn on Bones/Castle and use the elliptical for 30-60 minutes, depending on how I feel. It's closer and larger (which means the equipment is much more spread out) than my old gym, so I'm saving on gas and not tripping over other people.

Maybe once the kids move out, I'll turn one of their bedrooms into a gym. Just need a power rack, bench, dumbbells and elliptical machine and I'm set.