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GYMS... sign a contract or month to month?

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Wil87:
I have personally found that the best one is pretending your someone else, which is what I did for about 1.5 years, didnt really want me back when they found out though ha ha  :*))

SlyHigh:
My gym is a very small local operation.  It's mainly a martial arts school, but it has a gym in it too.  I think they did a 1 year contract when I signed up, but I don't think that really sticks.  Everyone is friends with the owner and she's really cool.  It's $30 a month and there were no signup fees.

A contract is good motivation, though, if you need it.

rward086:
Watch out for yearly contracts. Most gyms require you to still pay EVEN if you move out of the area. You have to at least be 50 or more miles away (average) to not be responsible for the yearly charge. I've know many people who've had collections come after them with a $1,000+ membership bill after they'd move away.

dieseldan04:
My gym is a key gym in a small town and is $30 a month.  They only required a $20 key deposit when I joined 3 years ago.  They have raised the dues to $35 for newer members and now require a 3 month minimum payment to start because of the number of transient workers we have had come through here and run off with their keys.  My gym has been good with me if I am gone, they won't charge me the whole amount.  I go to Wisconsin for 3 weeks every summer and they only charge me $5 for that month.  They have also been giving me a huge break on supplements because I have brought them alot of new business.

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