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Old Fri, Feb-01-08, 21:37
Lovimylife Lovimylife is offline
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place, but wanted it where those who go to gym would view it. What kind of fees do you pay for going to a gym? I can go to the ymca for $80 a month for family plan with 2 hours a day allowed in the child care while I work out. The local Gold's would be $35/month just for me, plus another $25-30 for child care. Just find money too tight to pay this month.
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Old Sat, Feb-02-08, 02:57
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Blondie888 Blondie888 is offline
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I got a special deal through a local gym because I was a member there a long time ago. Therefore, it was really economical.

In your situation, I would suggest that you look into purchasing some equipment for your home. I worked out at home for a while before joining a gym (and I continue to work out at home as well as go to the gym.)

It doesn't have to be anything too fancy. My suggestions would be adjustable dumbbells, a jump rope, and maybe an aerobic step for starters. These things are not very expensive (quite possibly cheaper than a month at either gym!) Depending on your goals as well as the room you have available, you can then look into stuff like cardio equipment, a bench, an olympic barbell set, etc. You might also be interested in some sort of workout video. You don't have to have a gym membership to get fit.

If you are adamant about joining a gym, the YMCA sounds like the better deal. Are you exercising regularly now? What exercises are you interested in? You'll have to weigh each gym to decide which is the better fit.
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