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Here in Jacksonville there is one that is $70 per month and the other gym is 150 per month or do a contract for a year and it is $75.
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I guess its not only me, lol.
I was used to in the city the gyms being relatively cheap where it would be something like 30/month or 5/day, 15/week type thing. Then I joined this place its like 70/month plus registration fee and ****. smhComment
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Bloody hell ... £30 per session? Who is your trainer?Originally posted by as646 View Post
PM me if you prefer.Comment
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It's called Miguel's, in South London.
I was always under the impression that it was fairly standard for London, but then when I started 5 months or so ago, I had never even stepped foot in a boxing gym before.Comment
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Well, if you can afford it, great. That does seem like a lot of cash to be spending each week though. Especially when you live in a city that is absolutely full of first class amateur gyms.Originally posted by as646 View PostComment
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I guess it all depends on where you live and where you train. 1 gym that I train at is $425 (CAD) per year with full access and coaching. The other is $120 (CAD) for 3 months and coaches & any boxing classes are extra....
I know some of the semi pro and pro fighters that train at both get very good deals on membership, or even get free membership and t-shirts just to represent that gym when they fight locally.Comment
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i was paying ten euros for each session(1 hour session, twice a week only)
but €20 is too much for my cheap ass and now i go to a cheaper gym, costs eight euros per session or thirteen for the week
the pricy gym was alot tougher though, and i killed myself in it, was really lovin it, but i can't refuse to take the much better offerComment
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