What does you gym cost??

24Hr Fitness nerd, I have a single club membership because that's all I need. Comes out to $30 after tax.

I pay $15/mo for life because I got their logo (The Running Man) tattooed on me and I have 24 hour access.

$78 per month for myself and 3 children. + $50/month for onsite daycare for an hour a day + $40 for "extra" classes +$50/hour for personal Trainers and when Husband is home it's $121/month plus the rest of the stuff.

Since the Y is the ONLY place with onsite daycare, I guess they figure it's cool beans to rip us off in the Pacific Northwest??

Gym i'm going to join will cost 58£ for use of everything, swimming pools ect.
David Lloyd is amaaaaaazing.

I pay $0 a month because I use the "workout/fitness center" at my apartment complex. it's a small room that includes a stationary bike, an elliptical, a treadmill, free weights and one of those all in one weight machines. it does the job but i long to join a real gym. although now that i'm used to working out virtually alone or with maybe one other person, i might get pissed if people are in my space or if the gym is crowded.

Mine comes out to about 11 dollars a month. It's the park district fitness center, which basically has machines and a track. I think it's open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays.

I pay 30.00 a month for me and my son, it's 24/7

My husband and I pay $105 per month for the two of us for access to 3 gyms, one of which has several pools and a hot tub. We were going to Planet Fitness but we weren't motivated to go so we basically donated money to them for a long time before we made the switch. I love working out in the pool since my legs give me lots of issues. They offer tons of classes as well. The new gym is Latitude. They are not 24 hour but that was not that big a selling point for me as it is highly unlikely I will ever go to workout at odd hours in overnight. They close at 10 and open at 5am. The weekend hours are a little short but I just make them work.

I use the rec center it cost me $50. a year.

I go to 24 Hour Fitness, $30/mo, it is month-to-month/no contract, and it includes classes (zumba, boot camp, yoga, spinning, etc), pool, sauna, hot tubs, cardio machines (every kind you can think of), strength machines, free weights, cable machines, bball... I think that is it. And there are about 10 different locations in my city so I have full access to all of them.

5 Dollars down, 24/7.. Small gym about the size of a pizza shop but it has treadmills, weights and ellipticals as well as an amt. Private bathrooms. It's anytime fitness and it's around 32 a month for a 12 month contract.

Planet Fitness: $10/Month 24 hour access.

Well I was paying about $100+/month for a gym membership, but fortunately for me, I got a new job late last year and got an awesome discounted rate at the same gym through work. Now paying only $25/month and I absolutely love my gym (Spectrum Athetlic Club....I think they are only in the LA area?).

I have a city Recreation Centre membership that costs $39/month. It gives me access to all city Rec facilities for self-guided activities and to drop-in on instructor-led programs (e.g. spin classes, race walking classes, etc.). Most have pools, running/walking tracks, gyms (wooden court style), and weight rooms. Some have outdoor fields, rinks, courts or parks. As part of the membership we get access to city hired personal trainers [PTs must have minimum education levels and certifications to be hired. Rates vary based on number of sessions and are paid to city facility, not the trainer] and I can pay for scheduled programs with limited student enrolment (i.e. learn to swim programs) if it's a program I'd like to participate in. Hours of operation vary but most have a decent schedule.

The location I most often frequent has 4 "pools" (shallow children's, freeswim, lane swimming, human soup/hot tub), 3 lane indoor track, indoor fieldhouse (1/2 football field with astroturf), weight rooms, activity rooms (pilates, spin, etc.), childcare, showers, and a bazillion more things I'm sure I've forgotten about. Best part? It's within 15 minutes walking distance from my home and is less than a 3 minute walk from the train station. Hard to find a valid excuse NOT to go...

There are cheaper gyms in the city (some 24 hours) if you choose to go the private route but I find that the city Rec passes are more convenient. There's no contract. If you're lower income, the city offers a subsidized membership rate. You can meet up with friends in almost any area of the city and not have to worry about paying additional fees. It's possible to spend the day at some of them bouncing through a range of different activities.

ETA: WOW! That was a mouthful!

$23/month (3-year contract) for a women-only gym. Classes are included, but personal training and childcare are extra. It's a steal compared to other gyms around here.