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- Average gym memberships cost between $40 and $50 per month. http://www.cnbc.com/id/26663228
- Most gym memberships require a 1-2 year contract. http://www.savingwithoutabudget.com/heal...
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You have decided to join a gym, but are wary of signing a long-term contract. So your best bet is to look into gyms that offer a month-to-month membership. A no contract gym membership is the way to go if you want the freedom to decide when to quit.
Most gyms these days offer no contract memberships. However, you will typically have to pay higher monthly dues and an enrollment fee. But joining a gym without being held to a contract gives you the flexibility to change to another gym if the one you're at isn't working out for you. -
Buying Guide
Make sure to read your gym membership agreement before signing so that you are aware of all of the gym's policies. And don't forget to keep copies for your records. Take note of the gym's cancellation policies, enrollment fees, and yearly fees, if any. You should also ask if there are any additional fees for such things as fitness classes, pool usage, etc. -
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Gym membership? No contract...is that possible? | Boston | Yelp
I want to get a gym membership because clearly this is going to continue to be the snowiest winter ever. I want to know if anyone can help me out and let me know of any of their gy...yelp.com -
Gym Membership: Free trials & tips keep pockets trim...
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Where Should I Work Out? Home Equipment versus Club/Gym Membership
Gym membership fees will vary greatly across the nation. In my home town, a typical annual gym membership fee is around $600 without any discounts for ...meridianmagazine.com
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After reading an article in The New York Times about a baseball player getting a lucrative, long-term contract, she decided to refuse to do cosmetic ads ... (November 26, 2009)Globe and Mail -
It's that bloody time of year again
When frugality kicks in; gym membership, trips abroad, certain beauty treatments and one's personal grooming see their dedicated price-tag, and position in ... (November 27, 2009)geeks -
No gain and lots of pain brings recession home to local gym
Cutting Edge also gives it customers the option of paying for a contract on a monthly basis and Sanders notes a fair portion of those memberships are no ... (November 11, 2009)Molalla Pioneer -
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McLeod is locked in a contract and has resigned himself to forking out $150 a month to the same company he says overcharged him. ... (November 24, 2009)Canada.com
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This Gym Membership Postcard Is Confusing And Full Of Lies - The ...
Well, at least this gym had the decency to feed you a bunch of confusing half-truths and terms before you even signed a contract, instead of waiting till you tried to get out of your agreement. .... I replied that the tolls fo... (January 14, 2009)consumerist.com -
Gold's Gym Applies Fitness Shrink Ray To Membership Privileges ...
I understand the OP's concerns, but I welcome a change in the way gym memberships are handled. If I could join a gym (even just for access to the fitness equipment) for $10 or $15 bucks a month w/o a contract, I would. .......consumerist.com -
Dealing with Gym Membership Dues is a Workout
The gym probably has not only a lack of people paying memberships they have signed up for, but also fewer new contracts. If he thinks he can get money out of you sooner, a lot of times people will try. The answer to your quest... (November 10, 2009)youngmoney.com -
How Much Would You Pay for a Gym Membership? | healthkicker
How much would you pay for a monthly gym membership? A) It all depends on the amenities. B) Between $50-$100, but no more than that. C) Below $50 - I'd rather take a walk in the park than pay more than that! D) No price... (November 16, 2009)healthkicker.com
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