Anonymous
Post 08/15/2024 11:10     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

Anonymous wrote:$10/ month at Planet Fitness. It has everything I need and the location is convenient.


I have this but haven't been in 3 years. I also have a yoga studio membership that is $135
Anonymous
Post 08/14/2024 22:53     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the rate at Gold's Gym in Georgetown? Is there a way to negotiate the rate and/or are there "hidden" non/advertised rates?


I believe it is $39.99 every two weeks and there is a yearly fee which I do not remember in addition to that. If you are a member of another Gold’s already you might have access to this one too. Check at the club you normally go to, not in Georgetown, as there they might claim you have to upgrade even if it is not true. If you go to another DC Gold’s or to the one in Rosslyn, it is already part of your membership.
Anonymous
Post 08/14/2024 21:51     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

Does anyone know the rate at Gold's Gym in Georgetown? Is there a way to negotiate the rate and/or are there "hidden" non/advertised rates?
Anonymous
Post 07/18/2024 13:03     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Would love to know if anyone belongs to McLean tennis and racquet and how much it is and whether you like it.


Heard it was hard to get court time


We have a family membership at Mclean Tennis and Racquet and it's around $280/month, I believe. We don't go often at all as we have some equipment at home and like to run outside. We do take the kids their to swim and sometimes for tennis/camps especially in the winter. Haven't tried to get tennis or squash courts outside of the camps.
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2024 16:49     Subject: Re:How much is your gym membership?

Anonymous wrote:$700/year for gym membership - indoor and outdoor pool

$149 unlimited yoga studio - I go 3-4 times a week


Where dis
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2024 15:49     Subject: Re:How much is your gym membership?

$700/year for gym membership - indoor and outdoor pool

$149 unlimited yoga studio - I go 3-4 times a week
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2024 14:40     Subject: Re:How much is your gym membership?

$40/month, I go every day.
Anonymous
Post 07/15/2024 17:10     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

600/year for workout facilities and an outdoor pool.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2024 08:57     Subject: How much is your gym membership?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My husband and I have a premium membership to OneLife, which gives us access to many nice clubs in the region, unlimited classes, parking, towel service, monthly InBody scans, and swimming at some clubs. Family membership is $110/month ($59 for the first family member and $49 for the second - kids are an additional $39 but they're too busy with sports to use it).


This is what I have, but truthfully only go to the crystal city location since the pool is totally open at certain times for long swim workouts (like 1-1.5 hours). I’ve used the clubs out further to take a shower or hang in the hot tub after a long day on a bike, but it’s overall not worth it. I need to revisit my strategy here.


I frequent 4 locations for different reasons on different days. One is closer to my work, another is closer to my home, and another is next to my kid’s sport. The flexibility increases my chances of squeezing in a workout whenever I can. I like the classes better at some locations and the amenities better at others. I go 4x/week for an hour - either a class or weights. I like to walk on off-days so I skip the cardio. If I want to really pamper myself and I’m not rushing, I stay for a sauna or steam. I’m definitely getting my money’s worth.


I can see the value there. I’m down to two swims a week due to the races I’m doing this year having less challenging swims (basically nothing in open ocean with a gnarly potential current).

I was going 3x and also using the weight room. But that was too much of a time suck, so I bought stuff at home for strength training.

In the end, the marginal time savings when the pool is open (like it will be when I go later) is worth it to me. I’m already up against major time crunches all the time as it is.