How much money do you spend on being Fit??

I definitely spend less being fit. More dinners at home, less fast food has meant that we stick closer to our $100/wk grocery budget as a family. (A typical breakdown is 40% farmer's market/ 60% grocery.)

The gym membership for our family is pricey ($90/month for both of us) but it's at a wellness center that is both convenient and offers everything we want (an indoor pool, staff on site, a variety of classes and equipment) so I figure if we use it, it's better than spending $20/month on a Planet Fitness membership that we find excuses not to go to (no pool, inconvenient to work/home).

ETA: as far as clothing, I worked in retail management for years and am a total packrat, so I have a variety of clothing in every size from 12 to 20, so until I lose a significant amount of weight, I won't buy any more clothing than I do now (which is the occasional update of work pants or a 'feel good' shirt or dress a few times a year). I do hope that my feet shrink, though. I grew after having a child and gaining weight to a size 10-11.

I spend nothing. My exercise bike was free. Yoga and pilates bits were a gift as was the thigh trainer. I do it in the comfort of my own home.
Vitamins you get from food...so no supplements for me.
As for clothing i'm at home so I wear nothing special. Jeans and t-shirts work fine.
On occasion I go to a zumba class with a friend. But that's more fun than anything burning calories is an added bonus. That costs £4 per hour class.

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I've spent less than $60 on hand weights and dvd's
Other than that the most expensive things have been having to by the right kind of low calorie bread and switching to almond milk and all that.
The healthier alternative is not always cheap...

I spend nothing. My exercise bike was free. Yoga and pilates bits were a gift as was the thigh trainer. I do it in the comfort of my own home.
Vitamins you get from food...so no supplements for me.
As for clothing i'm at home so I wear nothing special. Jeans and t-shirts work fine.
On occasion I go to a zumba class with a friend. But that's more fun than anything burning calories is an added bonus. That costs £4 per hour class.

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jeans and t shirt, or regular yoga pants, pj's, old shirts, etc DO work just fine for the beginning stages of training. However, when you start running 5-10k's and swimming laps, and benching 458lbs then at some point you find out that wearing the proper shoes and clothes really does make a difference.

for me, it happened when i suddenly realized i'd reached "that point" after my workouts started lapsing into 2 hours long every time. so i splurged on a couple of things. now i'm just fat and spoiled.

Not that much

I am on a budget, so I have to think twice before I buy anything, other then food, I only pay 15 bucks a month for vitamins. I use netflix for workout tapes and I have zumba and biggest loser on WII.

much less then eating crap and paying 10 bucks a meal

Workout DVD's-$300
Shoes-$75
HRM-$50
Hand Weights-$75

About $120 on vitamins per year (multi, calcium, and iron)
$6000 on food (groceries for 2 people, plus protein bars and eating out)
$180 on protein powder
$120 on running shoes
last year I spent about $100 on workout clothes but I plan to use them for a while
plus $140 on dance shoes/tights if that counts as fitness stuff
I also spent $50 on a hydration belt for my long runs - also a great investment.
The workout DVDs I use are either on netflix or were gifts, outdoor running is free.

So almost $7000, including food; $300 of which won't need to be re-purchased fo a while.

Honestly that doesn't seem like too much considering I got my second job (as a professional dancer) because I'm fit and I don't spend any money on doctor visits, lost time from work, medications, etc.

ETA: completely forgot about race entries! Probably $200/year

$35 for a good bike helmet and $10 to replace a bike tire. That's it. Plus I've saved money on groceries overall because I started doing all my own bread making, making my own stock from whole chickens, and buying a lot more produce (which is much, much cheaper than the stuff in the center aisles). I have eaten out maybe five times in about eight months. I have an iPod that I use for workouts at home and in the beginning I did use my sister's and boyfriend's Wiis (Wii fitness), but I use those mainly for entertainment now and other practical purposes. I guess the net fitness cost would be negative at this point.

A lot of the best fitness is simply about moving your own body weight at a certain level of exertion to get both strength and cardio training, and maybe finding an exercise buddy for motivation. Special equipment or special clothing or measurement devices are nice but not essential. I think that for most people you could incur less than $300 in "start-up" costs if not nearly zero costs. Any costs you incur would pay themselves off fairly quickly in money saved from not eating out, not visiting the doctor or needing prescription medications as much, etc. For anyone thinking of getting started, fitness does not need to be pricey.

Running shoes - $10
Rebounder - $35
Hand weights -Free! (used to belong to my brother)
Resistance tubes - $15
Cycling machine - Free again!! (It was a gift)
Total = $60

I also have a Netflix account that I use for workout videos, but we use it for so many other things I don't really count it. I don't make a lot of money (so I can't afford a gym membership or a lot of home workout equipment), but it's not hard to lose weight on a budget.

Where do you get a decent pair of running shoes for $10? I need to shop there!!

YMCA Membership - $120 per month
Running shoes - 2 pairs a year/$150-$200 depending on sales
5k Races and other events registration fees - $200/year
Whey Protein and other supplements - $800/Year
DVDs - $300/varies yearly
Workout Clothes - About $300 - $400/year
Fat Percentage Analyzer - $65/Once
HRM - $55/Once
Pedometer - $25/Once

I think that is everything. : ) It's so much better paying for things for your health than to spend all that on junkfood, beer and cigarettes!!