,,Gyms Don't Want You To Work Out"

[Nobert]

Something, to remain open minded :

 

[Frederick Foresight]

 

[CaptainObvious]

Good! This works out great for those of us that do go. Access to all kinds of equipment at a low cost, and in a mostly empty environment alongside people who are serious about fitness. I like it this way.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

Good! This works out great for those of us that do go. Access to all kinds of equipment at a low cost, and in a mostly empty environment alongside people who are serious about fitness. I like it this way.

Sounds like you're accepting a subsidy of sorts. You're a long way from home, Dorothy.

 

[MacBookProHo]

I workout at home.
I hate the gym, and the people in it,....it feels more like a cheesy nightclub, or annoying social gathering event.

 

[Tsing Tao]

I workout at home.
I hate the gym, and the people in it,....it feels more like a cheesy nightclub, or annoying social gathering event.

Totally. The place next to my office I used to go is more like a disco. People taking selfies of themselves on the machine, barely using it. I actually saw one guy all oiled up - freak show.

 

[newwurldmn]

Something, to remain open minded :

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I heard the average planet fitness only has 3percent of its members coming in consistently. Which is why even at 10percent capacity the places are empty.

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[Pekelo]

If you have an extra room or basement, just buy some equipment. I know, some people needs motivation, but there are posters for that.

 

[speedo]

Good! This works out great for those of us that do go. Access to all kinds of equipment at a low cost, and in a mostly empty environment alongside people who are serious about fitness. I like it this way.

Yes...IF they can stay in business. I've belonged to a number of now defunct gyms. We looked at doing some years ago...it's a tough business model.