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View Poll Results: How much do you spend a month on your gym?

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  • Under 20

    9 20.93%
  • 20-35

    13 30.23%
  • 35-50

    9 20.93%
  • 50-70

    6 13.95%
  • I lift for free at home or along those lines

    6 13.95%
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    How much do you spend a month on your gym?
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    i go to 3

    avg leik $30 each

    I try to get on as a fam member with peeps when I can and its like 18

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    I go to 4!

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    free...train at home

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    My lifetime membership was about $20k +

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    Paid 700 4 years ago and now my renewal is 50 per year.

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    £16 PER MONTH, i can go any time of the day and get free coffee and cold drinks, free daily paper, free dvd hire, sauna and steam room its a special deal that my firm got me, not bad at all, as i use too pay £35 per month and could only go certain times of the day......
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    $20

    Can't find anything cheaper around this area.
    I drive a big truck

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    free!
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    Quote Originally Posted by goandykid
    How much do you spend a month on your gym?
    Hi Goandykid,

    I lift at home and always have. It is more convenient and I have the room I need for my equipment. It ends up being less expensive too and I do not waste time going back and forth to the gym and add that transportation time to my workout time. I have Guys who workout with me too. So I guess it is like a "gym" in that respect.

    Take Care, John H.

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    $30/month

    I used to go to the local YMCA but it sucks ass cause of the size of the free weight section. Some days it would be so packed that i'd basically be in line for a machine or bench.

    The gym i go to now has a huge free weight section and the age group is 20+ which is good, cause there isn't little 17 year old punks running around everywhere.

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    ~$35 a month... It's about $420 or so a year, but that gets me access to all the World Gyms in the U.S. (and maybe world?) Hopefully it'll be free if I get a job there...

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    Free, except I had to buy all the plates,bars and benches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick+
    Free, except I had to buy all the pilates tapes, and pink dumbells. .

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    used to pay 25$ a month when i went to the Ymca

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    $280 every six months for me and the wife's membership
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDyl

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    umm
    260 for the year.

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    with a year pass, my gym comes to $10/month.
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    $70/semester when at school, $33.33/mo for 3 months at home if I can get the same deal I got last summer.

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    Free.

    I work there.

    I think most people pay $28-$40...depending on the rate when they signed up. Then, there's always those special promotions...pay for 3 years in full...pay $100/year after that...stuff like that. It seems everyone has a different amt they pay.
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