How much do you pay for your gym membership?

About $100/month for both my husband and I. Includes whole gym, and 3 pools. (Lifetime Fitness)

Where I go has a pool, fitness room, weight room. Membership also includes the outdoor pool in the summer. Water Aerobics classes are included in the fee also. It's $290 a year for a family pass.

Do any of your local malls have "walking/running times" one place I lived, the mall opened early (not stores) for people to walk, don't know if they let you run. Worth checking out.

I pay 33.50 a month for the gym, the pool/hot tub and classes(which I don't even use!).

We have a winner! I need to find out how much the 24 hour one costs around here and how high they crank up the air conditioning, because I am not going to be able to walk outside or do much of anything else, inside or out, without a membership to somewhere that keeps the place like a fridge all summer.

My old gym was 30 a month and include membership to all 5 gyms (one was closer to work, one closer to house), classes, pools, cardio cinema, etc....there was a one time registration fee of $99

I moved in sept to the country and the gym here is a YMCA. They have about 5 treadmills, one set of free weights, and a couple machines - they do have classes but none are appealling. It has75 registration fee and is $40 a month. Yea no thanks.

I bought a used treadmill at the thrift store for $35 and will be using that instead until it gets nice out again

$20 dollars a month! I use Planet Fitness. It's just a basic gym, nothing fancy

$35 monthly with 1 free month for every 12. No sign up fee. Had to pay for key, though (I think it was 40 bucks?)

Gym open 24/7. Free weights, weight machines, cardio equipment, classes, and even something called 'fitness on demand' where a screen comes down from the ceiling in the classroom and you can choose what dvd you want to watch. that way you and friends (or strangers) can work out together without a class going on.

Cheaper than YMCA and only 3 miles from my house.

10.95 per month Planet Fitness, just a gym but lots of equipment and its in my neighborhood. Most of my friends go to Lifestyles and they pay about $40 per month with a lot more available. Its probably the indoor track that is boosting the price on that gym. I've never seen a gym with an indoor track but then again I live in FL

$9 dollars a month at Fitness 19. Just a basic gym. No pool, track, or locker rooms just a changing room.

Workout World (WOW) $1 sign up fee. $40 yearly fee and $19 a month. I get 24/7 access with staff at all times. The gym does not have a track, pool, tennis courts, or basketball courts. It offers a women's room, a large room for a large variety of free classes, including spin, and the main part of the gym and free-weight area. There is a child care but I chose not to pay extra for it as my grandchildren can stay with someone else if they are staying over. Each piece of cardio equipment has a tv with extended cable. There is a ton of equipment. I have never had to wait for anything to open up. It's very clean. Well worth the money. Oh, I also get to bring a guest every time I go. With no limit on how often a guest comes or how often I go per day/week. Great deal for a couple or work out buddies. Plus there are new saunas and free tanning.

My old gym was 30 a month and include membership to all 5 gyms (one was closer to work, one closer to house), classes, pools, cardio cinema, etc....there was a one time registration fee of $99

yeah, that's a nice thing for me, too. I can go to any 24-hour fitness in the country. we have 3 or 4 of them here in town ... guess if I get bored of one I can go and check out one of the others.

I can add something like $6 or $8 and get unlimited tanning. but I'm in Montana. what do I need with a tan?

I was paying £42 (about $65) per month for Bannatynes gym - had about 60 classes a week, sauna, pool, steam room and tons of equipment - but I hated all the mirrors and so many poseurs - am now at a small gym that is 1/3 of the size and is always being fixed up for leaks and could do with a lick of paint, it has no pool or flashy amenities - but I love it and it's only £ 16 ($24) a month

The people that go are there just there to work out, no matter what time I go at the owner is always there and I like that I can just go and get on with it and noone bothers me.

I'm in love with my Community Center! They've got a fitness room (cardio, weights, etc), an awesome pool, a gymnasium, and even a roller skating rink in the basement!!

It's $28/month and includes Boot Camp classes, water aerobics and a few others. There are other more specialized classes for an additional fee.

It's 1 1/2 miles from my house, it's never very busy when I go (early morning) and it supports the parks department. Win-win for me!

Im tempted to go ask a hotel near hear if i can pay to use their fitness center. Probably not likely but its closer and I know they cant have that many people using it!

$12 per week atm, but now that I am doing my cert III it is incorporated in the price of the package

$30/month whole gym and some free classes. Some classes cost money, but all in all it's way cheaper than the classes I would want to take at my University's gym, which I can't use anymore since I just graduated.