[shuaib786]

I go to pure gym. It has good cardio machines and good weights section as well. At the Manchester branch we 3 benches. You can have a secondary gym as well. Any time you can freeze your membership for £4 a month. It's only £17.99 a month and £25 admin fee. If you look for new ones around your town it will be £10.99 a month for the first few members joined.

[almasy]

(Original post by number23)
Im mainly looking for regular light exercise to keep healthy really.

Then go for a run and save yourself £25 a month...

[number23]

(Original post by almasy)
Then go for a run and save yourself £25 a month...

True, but if im committed to a gym im more likely to exercise.
Plus, theres a range of difference exercises you can do at the gym
Plus the sauna and steam room...

I know what you mean though

[Billa Bong]

when i was at home i used to have monthly membership whereas my first year at uni i got an yearly one but this year i got it from october to may as i know i wasted the summer months when i wasn't there last time

and yhh in your case i would take the as-you-go option, how much does the year one cost anyways??

[sil3nt_cha0s]

(Original post by number23)
True, but if im committed to a gym im more likely to exercise.
Plus, theres a range of difference exercises you can do at the gym
Plus the sauna and steam room...

I know what you mean though

Think of all those people who buy yearly gym memberships for New Years Resolutions then only go for a few weeks. You could be that type of person (albeit at a different time of year). Common misconception people make that spending money = giving them motivation to exercise. The motivation must come from within and you must make it a habit.

'Range of difference exercises' what do you even want to get out of the gym? You sound clueless and without any real goal. You will likely just turn into part of the 99% of women who go in and do an hour or more of ridiculously light cardio without putting in any effort, then go on the leg machines at some piddly little weight for hundreds of reps, convincing themselves this is adequate. Is this what you want?

[almalibre11111]

i pay 80 for the whole year

[number23]

(Original post by sil3nt_cha0s)
Think of all those people who buy yearly gym memberships for New Years Resolutions then only go for a few weeks. You could be that type of person (albeit at a different time of year). Common misconception people make that spending money = giving them motivation to exercise. The motivation must come from within and you must make it a habit.

'Range of difference exercises' what do you even want to get out of the gym? You sound clueless and without any real goal. You will likely just turn into part of the 99% of women who go in and do an hour or more of ridiculously light cardio without putting in any effort, then go on the leg machines at some piddly little weight for hundreds of reps, convincing themselves this is adequate. Is this what you want?

quite a rude and stereotypical response. there are far worse things i could be doing with my time then going to the gym.

[Scoobiedoobiedo]

(Original post by number23)
quite a rude and stereotypical response. there are far worse things i could be doing with my time then going to the gym.

It was helpful advice, a tad blunt, but helpful non the less. You would be best served taking something from it.

[liftorrot]

40 pounds a month off campus otherwise 190 for a whole year ( uni)

[number23]

(Original post by Scoobiedoobiedo)
It was helpful advice, a tad blunt, but helpful non the less. You would be best served taking something from it.

hmm okay then