3 Tips to Consider Before You Subscribe To Gym Clubs

1.Try the Public Gym or Pay-Per-Entry Gym
For example, if you’re living in a condo or apartment that has a gym, try to commit to using it. If you’re not living in a condo or apartment, or they don’t have a gym, consider trying out a nearby pay-per-entry gym. Yes, it might be a bit expensive compared to the monthly subscription, but it’s much better than if you’re already subscribed which is most of the time is by contract then you’re not going at all. That’s more of a waste of money.

What's the next step after you have tried this experience? You need to evaluate yourself.

2. Evaluate yourself by asking these questions:

(i) Do you like the gym?
Are you really into it? If not, maybe because you’re more into specific sports like futsal, badminton, or swimming. If that’s the case, a gym might not be the place for you. You might need to look for nearby sports clubs instead, perhaps through Facebook groups or other means. I’m not sure, as I’m not a sports type myself, haha. But if you’re still interested in the gym, let’s move on to the second question.

(ii) Do you like the gym that you’re currently trying to commit to?
Scenario (a): If you're using your condo or apartment gym:
If you’re comfortable with it, just stay and enjoy your…