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Hi /fit/
The current gym I lift costs $400 per year. It has everything I need, it's a decent size, etc. It's a 1 off old-school gym owned by 1 guy. There's no fees, no contracts, NOTHING, just $400/year.
>The issue:
I'm moving and found out all the gyms in the new area I am moving to cost $1000+ minimum per yer, the gyms are all franchise gyms, and they have additional fees/costs on-top of the $1000+ per year membership.
Why the hell are the franchise gyms so expensive? I'm in Australia btw.
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>>42117983
>tfw paying $1 per visit
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>>42117983
maybe you should think about buying your own equipment, you wont need more than 800$
btw, my gym costs 80$ per year, and its quite decent, has even eleiko plates (though only 20s)
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>>42118285
>maybe you should think about buying your own equipment, you wont need more than 800$
Yeah if all you care about doing is the same 4 lifts over and over and over and over and over.
I got bored of that shit years ago, I like the variety of plate loaded machines, cable machines, dumbbells. I don't just want to go back to lifting with ONLY STRICTLY barbells again doing Squats/Deads/Bench/Press/Rows, fuck that shit nigga.
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>>42118307
you have a point there, but for 800 bucks you can easily buy a power cage, a bench, a barbell, a lot of dumbbells, a rubber boat for rowing and a nice universal cable machine addition for your powercage.
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