So I've had to say goodbye to my gym membership what witn everything going through the roof .im going to miss the headspace it brings as well as the fitness levels plus the lovely young ladies in there
Has anyone got a decent home fitness plan they use?
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Sorry to hear that OP - I have to be honest I think my gym membership would be one of the last things I give up as I need it for the headspace benefits and I don’t have any decent weights at home.
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"How much was your gym each month? They are a few decent budget ones about.
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I used to go to Exercise4Less and think that was about £10-£15 a month. Pure Gym is usually also very reasonable. Some council run gyms offer discounts for those in receipt of benefits, depending on your circumstances. I think it might be called an Ease card (but that may just be in the North East). If that isn’t an option, I find brisk walking is great for mental wellbeing and you may be able to pick up some free or cheap home gym equipment (weights etc) on Marketplace. There’s some really good home workouts on YouTube as well. |
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I think a lot of us are having to cut back in various ways.
I've seen loads of good advice on here about home exercise in the past. Could you team up with some friends maybe? Are there any outdoor gyms near you? |
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The Nike training app is free and is really good. They used to charge £10 a month for it prior to Covid...they made it free and haven't charged for it again. |
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"How much was your gym each month? They are a few decent budget ones about.
I used to go to Exercise4Less and think that was about £10-£15 a month. Pure Gym is usually also very reasonable. Some council run gyms offer discounts for those in receipt of benefits, depending on your circumstances. I think it might be called an Ease card (but that may just be in the North East). If that isn’t an option, I find brisk walking is great for mental wellbeing and you may be able to pick up some free or cheap home gym equipment (weights etc) on Marketplace. There’s some really good home workouts on YouTube as well. "
Yeah I was thinking of them and JD gym too.
Some good options there hopefully something right for the OP. |
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