Where do you belong, how much do you pay?

Np, last time we did it I could sign up 10 people I believe, so I'll just do a first come first serve basis the next time it comes up.

the right stuff in san jose,ca
~$14/mo $~80 initiation fee

My membership at the local YMCA is free.

i used to think initiation fees were such bullshit, but now i really don't mind them. It's how a lot of gyms actually make their money, so in theory it keeps the monthly fees low.

Work's gym, $5 a week.

Due to going frequently enough that my insurance takes off 20 bucks a month.

I pay 12.99 at 'Snap Fitness' (24 hour style)

Nothing fancy at all, just what I need to do my basic lifting/workouts.

Was a 35 join fee, no contract and I guess they offer unlimited tanning for $10 a month too.

Guess I've got it decent compared to some of you, but I don't really need an all-inclusive gym.

On base fitness center. Have a 6am-8pm center as well as a 24/7 one, all you have to do is join the military :brows:

If anyone here actually lived in WY I'd say you could come along, I need a good spotter/workout partner :/

On base fitness center. Have a 6am-8pm center as well as a 24/7 one, all you have to do is join the military :brows:

If anyone here actually lived in WY I'd say you could come along, I need a good spotter/workout partner :/

I use to work on a government site with a 24/7 free gym, it was so great.

I work at a Gold's Gym, so I get a free membership :D

Due to going frequently enough that my insurance takes off 20 bucks a month.

explain

many insurance companies offer compensation for going to the gym. Mine pays $200 / 6 months back to me provide dI fill out paperswork

Planet Fitness - $10 / Month for me! They only opened up recently, so before then just used to goto the YMCA.

And this stuff counts towards Flex Spending with my Health Insurance, so its tax deductible :)

golds gym, 100 signup and 46 bucks a month membership fees

i love it there

Planet Fitness - $10 / Month for me! They only opened up recently, so before then just used to goto the YMCA.

And this stuff counts towards Flex Spending with my Health Insurance, so its tax deductible :)

I have a planet fitness too and its cheap. but i went inside and other than like 55 lbs and lower dumb bells and a few seat/benches to use them they have NO free weights. I just could no live with that.

local YMCA.. its actually pretty damn huge, 2 indoor pools, 2 steams and a sauna as well. 28/month

I have heard about Planet Fitness being so cheap, but I had the same experience as DropSquad. Plus, I heard they have a 'lunk alarm' for people for grunt or drop weights. I don't drop weights, but if I have 350 lbs on my back, I might make some 'lunky' noises.

Why must they judge me

USC: Department of Campus Recreation (http://campusrec.sc.edu/WFC/default.html)
or
USC: Department of Campus Recreation (http://campusrec.sc.edu/PEC/default.html)

cost is about 4 grand a semester

4 grand a semester holy fuck that's more than my tution was

My company gym. $10/mo

I have a planet fitness too and its cheap. but i went inside and other than like 55 lbs and lower dumb bells and a few seat/benches to use them they have NO free weights. I just could no live with that.

Well - at least the one near me has a decent set of equipment. I mean yeah granted, compared to a nysc or bally's it isnt as good, but its still more than enough to get by.

I'll admit that sometimes it sucks not having those nice hammer strength weight machines, but in the end (at least for me) having alot of cardio machines that have the linked in headphone setup to many televisions, and then and an acceptable range of free-weights and dumbells is fine.

I'm looking to hit 14% BF, and just really have a nice lean look. Don't really care so much about being ripped.