Might be good to list by week and year as well as month to show the price difference depending on how you pay. Also a column for once off visits may be good as well. I realise that of course you can average it out.

Zest gyms in SA are now Good life health clubs.

Great idea will enter the details I have when I get home from work.

Thanks DC. Until last night, I had monthly and annual options, but any submissions were for monthly prices and the code handling both together was a little wayward. Best bet might be if people work out the monthly cost and mention any details in their comment (e.g., "cheaper price due to paying a year in advance").

Great idea Isaac, I've completed the survey. Anyway I'm off to the gym now to crank out some killer sets on my chiseled arms.

Some of my famous quotes to get through a tough set include:
- Come Manute......you can do it
- Dominate the machine Manute
- Sweeeeeeeze
- Drive it home big man
- ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAH
- BARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAH

There's always time for a quote from everyone's favourite Californian governor in Pumping Iron:

It's as satisfying to me as, uh, coming is, you know? As, ah, having sex with a woman and coming. And so can you believe how much I am in heaven? I am like, uh, getting the feeling of coming in a gym, I'm getting the feeling of coming at home, I'm getting the feeling of coming backstage when I pump up, when I pose in front of 5,000 people, I get the same feeling, so I am coming day and night. I mean, it's terrific. Right? So you know, I am in heaven.

Thanks Manute and to the other couple of people who submitted prices.

If you have friends/family that go to the gym, pass it on to them too if you don't mind. Cheers.

Hi I'm a performance coach in Melbourne now, I recommend most people to go to uni gyms as they are cheaper and most of the times more equiped. For example, the RMIT gym cost $50/month on a 3 months contract and Melbourne Uni gym's about $55~$60/month once again on a 3 months contract.

While Fitness First is something around $80 a month (of course their facilities are most luxious compare to many others). And the studio I do some work at charges $70/month. So I definitely recommend Uni gyms.

If you saw a photo of me, you would know the answer to the question.

I like it that Arnold had to clarify that he has sex with women

Hey guys

I know a mate who runs an EFM Franchise- I've been a member for around 3 months at Findon (The 6ers club)

Their going rate i'm pretty sure is around 26 per week although you're getting pretty bloody good service.
They write up programs on the whiteboard daily and there is a trainer to show you what to do every session and can offer you a spot or if I'm really keen he can take you for a belting of around 30min intense work! Lost 14kgs so far...

I've been to a few gyms and most of them just hand you a gym program and don't talk to you after that until it's time to renew (!!)

Isaac

Executive Fitness Management (EFM) isn't there.

Using EFM we were paying $75 a month before tax as a salary sacrifice. No mirrors, very good trainers, work out programs change daily, very good service.

Had a bad experience with Fitness First, they should be called Finance First because that is all they are worried about......

I heard there is a new gym opening soon in O'Connell St, NORTH ADELAIDE in the Foodland Shopping Complex. Not sure on the company or prices yet.

I came across your site today while surfing the net. Anyway Blackwood Fitness - www.blackwoodfitness.com.au has "Pay By The Week" full club membership for $12.95 per week. There are no contracts, cancel anytime, no exit fees and basically you stop whenever you want too.

I found EFM very good. No pressure, just come in and train. Have Tour De France challenge, Olympics, etc to change up the pace and gets a team calorie burn competition. Most are smaller size gyms but that makes it more close and fun as you get to know the regulars.

Blackwood gym is awesome.. So cheap, it's barely ever busy and the classes are great! Unfortunately I moved into stirling and as a full time student find the gyms up here seem a little overpriced... Not overly keen on driving into the city, nor driving into the hills further. Im yet to check out Fitness Life though.. Anyone have any experience there? They had a "deal" going which valued 6 weeks of their gym access at $140.00.. Which I thought was a bit steep! :)