Reply With QuoteActually every 3 weeks I go out of town as well and I look for nearby YMCA's and get a weekend guest pass. They're just enough to do what I've got to do and be gone. Good luck!
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05-10-2005, 11:29 AM #1Registered User
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travel question
Ok, well I am getting out of the Coast Guard in OCT. I am taking a job where
I will traveling and living out of hotels alot. Should I
A. get some adjustable dumbells and a fold up bench??
B. Try an get a workout in those little crappy hotel gyms
C. pay an assload to go to gym's I am not a member of.
these will be alot of small towns and most don't have Gold's and 24hr fittness
so I am in a bind.
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05-10-2005, 01:52 PM #4End of the world ELITE MEMBER
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Hotel gyms (and I use that term loosely) generally consist of a treadmill or two. Other than that, they suck.
If you are going to be in one place for a while, look into a one-week or one-month membership at a local gym.
Is this business travel? If so, will the company pick up the tab or at least part of it?
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Here is an option. Contact the local football coach and ask if you could have access to the high school weight room. I let people in ours all the time! Sometimes it is better than the private gyms. We just added $300,000 worth of new weights and equipment. I promise it is better than 90% of all private gyms!!!!
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We just built a new school and put 100,000 worth of free weights and power platforms, and 200,000 worth of CYBEX machines. Our school only has 600 kids in it.
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I will try to take some pics and post them this week.
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