New £10 a month 24/7 Gym. What to expect?
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No contract so I'm thinking of giving it a go. I'm very much a head down, work out then out type of person. It's brand new opening soon so everything should be clean and shiny to start with. Generally go at off peak times so hopefully won't be too busy. Any thoughts? Should I pay a bit more? Other gym is nearer but would be £38 a month.
Ruskie said:
No contract so I'm thinking of giving it a go. I'm very much a head down, work out then out type of person. It's brand new opening soon so everything should be clean and shiny to start with. Generally go at off peak times so hopefully won't be too busy. Any thoughts? Should I pay a bit more? Other gym is nearer but would be £38 a month.
It's no contract and a tenner. Surely it's worth trying out for one month? Just check for joining fees.FWIW I was a member of Pure Gym. Thought it was great, had the bare minimum (no pool/jacuzzi/sauna etc.) but had a good selection of equipment. Only stopped going because I'm cycling to work each day, may rejoin in the winter though!
Edited by bicycleshorts on Tuesday 24th September 23:36
This is just my experience with a similar gym, but....
Expect the the kit to fall apart and not get fixed, the weights to be spread randomly around the gym because there are no staff to make people put them back, and the changing rooms to be cleaned once a month.
If you can accept the above then you'll be ok.
Expect the the kit to fall apart and not get fixed, the weights to be spread randomly around the gym because there are no staff to make people put them back, and the changing rooms to be cleaned once a month.
If you can accept the above then you'll be ok.
I was with PureGym
Good points:
Open 24 hours
Easy joining and leaving online
Lots of machines
No having to mess around with staff for inductions etc
Bad points:
No staff - could be an issue I guess
It gets very busy at peak times
My place did not have a seperate area for classes and they basically invaded the gym and took over the main stretching section when classes were on
The equipment is, as you might expect, heavily geared towards cardio and weight machnes - but they did have a reasonable free weight section which was always packed.
As the gym was new so was the machinery - broken down equipment wasn't an issue when I was there.
Good points:
Open 24 hours
Easy joining and leaving online
Lots of machines
No having to mess around with staff for inductions etc
Bad points:
No staff - could be an issue I guess
It gets very busy at peak times
My place did not have a seperate area for classes and they basically invaded the gym and took over the main stretching section when classes were on
The equipment is, as you might expect, heavily geared towards cardio and weight machnes - but they did have a reasonable free weight section which was always packed.
As the gym was new so was the machinery - broken down equipment wasn't an issue when I was there.
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