If you belong to a gym, how much is it per month?

shauni27 · April 2012

I pay $60/month for my local gym. It has a pool (huge pools, actually) a small workout room, and they just added free classes and free childcare for those with children. It does not offer towel service, the locker rooms are small, and they do not even have sweat towels for their guests, but it works for me. The fancy gym I switched from was $100 a month and is voted best gym in VT and NH every year, it was so nice, but pricey and a bit far away from our house. The new gym I will be using when we move will be FREE because my husband is an employee with one of their affiliates

NaturalBeauty · April 2012

+Elle+:

I'm at Equinox Century City in LA and pay $240. So $155 sounds pretty reasonable.

Wow, I wonder why that is so much more than my location (in NYC). I guess not all Equinoxs are created equal! haha

moshi's paw · April 2012

Out of curiosity, what do you get out of your gym for what you pay?

What machines/weights do you use?
Is it the accountability that paying $$$ brings to motivate you to work out?
Are there really awesome classes that you can take that's included in the price of your membership?

mrs.jacinthe · April 2012

DH and I pay around $85 a month for both our memberships. Our gym isn't the newest or fanciest, but I can't imagine going anywhere else. We have a pool, free fitness classes, free child care (if we had a child) and reduced-price access to other gyms if we travel. They're month-to-month, too, so that's nice. Downside: there is no towel service (that I know of) and the building is old.

Meinschatz11 · April 2012

Brie2010:
I pay $58/month for my CrossFit box.

This makes me so jealous. I really want to do Crossfit, but the boxes in my area are $175/month. Ugh!!!

JW28 · April 2012

Meinschatz11:
Brie2010:
I pay $58/month for my CrossFit box.
This makes me so jealous. I really want to do Crossfit, but the boxes in my area are $175/month. Ugh!!!

I'm jealous too - I pay $189/month for unlimited CrossFit at my box. But the coaches/trainers are really good, so in that sense I'm getting my money's worth.

aeroluv327 · April 2012

It's expensive to me, but if you love the gym enough I think it's worth it to pay more.

We pay $83 for DH and I at the YMCA.

Kaley28 · April 2012

$160/month, but it's more of a club than gym. Thats for a family membership, unlimited childcare, towel service, tons of classes & social events, & there's a huge indoor & outdoor pool.

L_Woods · April 2012

I belong to 24 hour fitness - it's $1.67/month

I also belong to a local MMA gym - $69/month for unlimited classes, etc. It ends up being about $2/class for me, so I think it's worth it (I generally go 5-6x/week for boxing/kickboxing)

amberlyrose · April 2012

DH and I pay around $175 a month for both.

It includes pools, tennis courts, saunas and hot tubs, towel service, permanent lockers with laundry service, most classes (except crossfit and pilates reformer), and access to all of their gyms.

Kamaile22 · April 2012

$109 a month for David Barton

+v+ · April 2012

When I was a member of Equinox on the UES (2nd Ave at 74th) I paid $140 after my corporate discount. A coworker is still a member, without a corporate membership, and she told me she pays $175? And that was a while ago. So you may be getting a good deal at $155.

I found it completely worth it. I loved that gym. I would marry that gym. I went to that gym all the time because I loved it so much. My god I miss their treadmills.

I moved and Equinox is no longer convenient, so I am now a member of Crunch. It is $65 a month with my corporate discount. That seems to be going rate for a non-fancy chain gym after a corporate discount (NY Sports Club and NY Health & Racquet cost the same). I do not like it nearly as much as Equinox, and miss Equinox dearly. But geography wins out.

I've been a member of Exhale for barre classes -- that was $150 a month (but it has since gone up to $265 which is WAY too rich for my blood).

So it all depends. But what you're paying does not sound unreasonable for a fancy gym like Equinox, particularly if it is as nice as my Equinox was.

Deconstruction · April 2012

I am in NYC and even I think that is really too high. I pay $80 a month for NY Sports Club (I think the chain extends to Philly).

Buttercup619 · April 2012

I go to LA Fitness and pay $25/month. It doesn't include fancy amenities (like towel service), but I can use all of their locations in my city. I can also go to an unlimited amount of group fitness classes (I use it mostly for spin and yoga). The location I use most also has a pool, but I'm not sure that all of them do.

LuzonVerde · April 2012

$19/ month for 24/7 hours and bring a guest for free. No child care or classes or a pool but it works for us.

spunkypenguin · April 2012

That's super crazy! I pay $20/mo through a special deal with my health insurance, but the regular rate is $40/mo. It includes towels, weights (machine & free), cardio machines, classes, pool, childcare - whatever most gyms have. We don't have anything fancy like tanning or what have you, but it has all I need and then some. I cannot imagine paying that much for a gym membership!

AKuzReve · April 2012

I pay $50/month and I have access to any gym of this company in Canada and free towels.

Although, I should probably go to my school gym that I pay for as part of my tuition. It's too far, though!

+Elle+ · April 2012

NaturalBeauty:
+Elle+:

I'm at Equinox Century City in LA and pay $240. So $155 sounds pretty reasonable.

Wow, I wonder why that is so much more than my location (in NYC). I guess not all Equinoxs are created equal! haha

It includes laundry service, valet, and small classes. Also use of the spa facilities.

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