princelybug

iTrader: (16)

Do you have to drive on post to workout?

nfnsquared

No, when you retire, they install a home gym for you.

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

I only ask because I know how it is to live close to post...

Rapture

So I get this gym membership discount where I work (part of my medical benefits)

I pay a one-time fee of $25, and its $25 a month. However I have access to a variety of gyms in the area (Snap fitness, 24 Hour Fitness, mostly big chains) yet I think I have to keep paying that one-time fee if I ever want to go to a different gym.

Is that worth it, or would it be more worthwhile to just pick a single gym and try to get a better rate? Honestly I can't really see myself wanting to change gyms every so often..

XLR8R

$250 for a Stihl chainsaw.
$30 for a 8 lb wood maul.
$40 for a Fiskars X27 splitting axe.
$30 for a Harbor Freight splitting wedge and 6 lb sledge.

A lifetime of trees on my property to cut up and split.

Doom878

Gym is owned by my cousin's bf so I go for free. It's a combo boot camp/weights gym that I think is like $100/mo. If they break up I can do LA for free through my job.

TheLyfe

A planet fitness is opening near by. That will cost only $10 a month. I currently goto system fitness in toronto for $40 a month. Going to keep both since it's only $50 a month incase I don't like planet fitness (after reading reviews about them and their rules most likely I won't)

Doom878

After using LA for a couple of months it's sad how each location functions differently. The one in super high end Coral Gables is run so poorly, heaviest dumbells are 100# (seriously?!?!?), and has no back extension device. Place is always a mess with no dbs or weights in sight. So much for corporate locations all being the same.

Rapture

Yeah I think LA Fitness is the worst. I know a few people who go to the one near me and they say the place is messy + when a machine goes down, they wait for a 2nd or 3rd one to go down before they call someone to repair it.