s/o exercise: If you belong to a gym, how much do you pay?

[ax2]

We're about to get a family plan at the Y for $94/mo. Includes drop in classes, one program for the kiddo (we're going to do soccer) and free swimming lessons. And pool and fitness centre access, obviously.

[DotAndBuzz]

Jul 24, 2014 8:00:00 GMT -5 kellsbelles said:

We pay around $200 a month for both of us. It has everything though-classes, spa, tennis, reformer Pilates, pool.

This is us too.  $200 for a family membership for 4 people.  Also includes 2 hours of childcare per day, per child.  lots of kid friendly classes too (family yoga, light saber classes, etc), lagoon pools and water slides indoor and outdoor, outdoor playground, a few mini-golf holes, discounted swimming lessons and tennis lessons.  They also have lots of parties and events for the family around holidays - HUGE easter egg hunt, halloween party, summer fun days with games, prizes, and a bounce house, evening music by the pool, etc, for free. 

It's a lot of money per month, but you also get a lot for it if you use it, and it is really family friendly.

[chiclet]

$20/month for both of us. Classes and childcare are included. We joined when they were have a new members special.

[emsumm]

A billion a month. Well, a little over $200 for a family membership. We're in a hcol area and it's a tennis/pool club thing.

[casarosada]

We go to the YMCA and pay a little over $100 for two adults. This includes all classes they have there.

[eb777888]

$136

[emjacobs]

$49.99/mo, unlimited use of equipment, unlimited large group classes, free childcare. I could go to a Gold's for $10/month, but my gym is much nicer, much cleaner, and less crowded.

[goonfest]

$79 for two memberships, month to month. We could probably save a little with an annual contact. It's a nicer gym with lots of group fitness.

[thejen626]

I belong to a local "boutique gym" that always has small class sizes, a large variety of classes that I enjoy, and I can walk there from my house. I love it and work out 3x every week.

I pay $99/month for unlimited access to the classes, and $50/month for unlimited childcare for my 2 kids. I bought a membership when they first opened, now it's $130/month for new clients.

I used to pay $70/month at 24 Hour, but never saw real results like I'm seeing now.

[RoxMonster]

It's $50/month for one person.

It's a huge gym with a pool, rock climbing wall, tons of group classes, etc.