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Gold's Gym
The ever-expanding reach of Gold's Gym as a chain has reached the point of over 600 locations with 3 million members in 43 states and 23 countries.
Because they are so far-reaching and familiar, there is likely one close to you and many times at a very affordable rate. Gold's Gym in fact claims to be the largest co-ed chain fitness chain in the entire world.
When Gold's Gym first hit the scene in the 1960s, they were thought of exclusively as a bodybuilding place. In fact, the first facility was heavily featured in the 1977 weightlifting movie "Pumping Iron" which was famous for making Arnold Schwarzeneggar a star. By the time the owner sold the franchise, the mystique surrounding Gold's Gym had spread to include more than just bodybuilding.
Acquiring a membership here would mean a commitment not just to fitness but nutrition as well.
All over each individual location and on their website you will find eating tips, especially around the holidays when even the most disciplined of eaters can blow their diet. Your overall physical health is also a concern so you can expect to hear about avoiding and/or living with things such as diabetes, heart conditions and other ailments that a commitment to fitness can help reverse or even alleviate.
If you want to check out the facilities you can register for a free 1-day VIP membership. Use this to check out prices and the facilities, which include swimming pools, saunas, elderly fitness classes, motivational classes, beginner classes, aerobic and weight training machines and personal trainers. After touring the facilities you can get a feel for the staff and amenities and make an informed decision about joining.
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