minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish23•19 days agoMoney doesn’t motivate commitment, social obligations do. Go to the gym with a group at a specific time, or with a trainer; not disappointing your friends/trainer will keep you on time far more then “wasting $10 a month”
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•edit-219 days agoOr whatever your local gym costs. It’s usually low enough people can’t be bothered to cancel. Alternatives - community center gyms, work gyms, temple gyms, etc There is a gym in a public park near me that is $2 per year, yes it’s a government project, but there are options!
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•19 days agoI wish I had a gym that was $10 a month. They closed all the gold’s gym express joints a while ago. Those were gold.
Money doesn’t motivate commitment, social obligations do. Go to the gym with a group at a specific time, or with a trainer; not disappointing your friends/trainer will keep you on time far more then “wasting $10 a month”
$10?
Probably a gym for ants.
Planet Fitness
Or whatever your local gym costs.
It’s usually low enough people can’t be bothered to cancel.
Alternatives - community center gyms, work gyms, temple gyms, etc
There is a gym in a public park near me that is $2 per year, yes it’s a government project, but there are options!
I wish I had a gym that was $10 a month. They closed all the gold’s gym express joints a while ago. Those were gold.