Fitness first members?
- Thread starter Robder
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OK...
*Checks not too many people are listening*
What does everyone do with their membership cards during the workout?
I seem to be the only one carrying mine from machine to machine...I even take it to the shower and sauna (and it's melting from all the heat).
I'm too scared to ask the receptionist such a trivial and potentially obvious question.
*Checks not too many people are listening*
What does everyone do with their membership cards during the workout?
I seem to be the only one carrying mine from machine to machine...I even take it to the shower and sauna (and it's melting from all the heat).
I'm too scared to ask the receptionist such a trivial and potentially obvious question.
FF are crap. (esp the one in st albans)
My Esporta is too expensive (£50 p/m) - has a small pool tho. but they hold mums and kids days on a weekend, so it defeats the idea of going for a relaxing swim early on a weeekend.
i find swimming in the local pond great. its free and yr at one with nature.
My Esporta is too expensive (£50 p/m) - has a small pool tho. but they hold mums and kids days on a weekend, so it defeats the idea of going for a relaxing swim early on a weeekend.
i find swimming in the local pond great. its free and yr at one with nature.
mambobirdette
Active Member
Erm . . id suggest putting it in your bag 
Chow - Esporta right near us charge £65 a month and a 12 month membership fee. I do get all the yoga, pilates, body combat and much more classes i want though and a large pool and 2 juccuzzi's.
Still not going to join though - rip off and theres a few people from work that go there too, dont fancy bumping into them all sweaty
Chow - Esporta right near us charge £65 a month and a 12 month membership fee. I do get all the yoga, pilates, body combat and much more classes i want though and a large pool and 2 juccuzzi's.
Still not going to join though - rip off and theres a few people from work that go there too, dont fancy bumping into them all sweaty
mambobirdette said:Erm . . id suggest putting it in your bag
Chow - Esporta right near us charge £65 a month and a 12 month membership fee. I do get all the yoga, pilates, body combat and much more classes i want though and a large pool and 2 juccuzzi's.
Still not going to join though - rip off and theres a few people from work that go there too, dont fancy bumping into them all sweaty
£65????? funk that.
anyway, even if you get the classes and that, yr under pressure to go make it worth yr while. u can come to mine and ill teach ya yoga for a fiver a session.
mambobirdette
Active Member
chewie_oo7 said:
Right when you come up here in March that will be the thing we do, yoga and maybe we'll also go for an afternoon jog around the canal
, you wont be paid though as im paying for all your meals and a room to sleep in I dont have to go for dinner @ moms Sunday afternoon now so you can leave when you want
mambobirdette said:Right when you come up here in March that will be the thing we do, yoga and maybe we'll also go for an afternoon jog around the canal
I dont have to go for dinner @ moms Sunday afternoon now so you can leave when you want
i also do "extras"
mambobirdette
Active Member
chewie_oo7 said:
which are???
Drew said:Leave it in your bag (in the locker)
In the branch i use on Sundays (yes .... Sunday
If you use the locker, you can then pin the key to your towel.
I can't leave it in my bag because I need the card for the locker.
Hmmmmmmmmm...what on earth does everyone else do?
Ah well, maybe I'll never know.
naddyz said:I meant robder.
I put my key in my pocket and it's fine without a zip up pocket
maybe I need to start doing more handstands
I used to keep it in my pocket but kept losing it. So embarassing wandering around the gym looking for it for half an hour at a time. Even more embarassing when you lose it in the showers and have to go looking