There's a new Gold's Gym in my city, and I wanted to get a tour and see about getting a trial pass. How could I have forgotten that was my goal? Instead, I signed up for a 2 year membership. The only reason why I did was that the guy said I could cancel within 10 days and not be penalized.

Anyway, the gym is REALLY nice...REALLY REALLY nice. The issue is the price. I would be paying more than twice what I am paying now. What I am paying right now is DIRT CHEAP. My current gym is okay. The equipment isn't horrible. Their demographic are the women and mothers who just want to get in some fitness. They could use more strength equipment. Basically, what my current gym offers is just passable for my fitness goals. What keeps me going there is the price. That is it.

My new building will have a gym, too. I don't know what kind of equipment they will have but I am pretty sure it won't be the state of the art stuff like at Gold's. The Gold's is huge and has a lot of amenities...pro shop, sushi bar...infrared sauna...

I like my current gym because of the locations as well...

I guess if I think about it and use all the amenities at Gold's Gym, I will be getting my money's worth.

If I can find 2 other people to sign up within 10 days, we can all get the corporate rate, too. 

*sigh* I don't need a Gold's Gym membership, but my current gym is just barely passable in terms of service and equipment. In fact, my gym is now going to be closed on stat holidays! My current gym is also very close and convenient for me (both by my place and Mr. Nick's). Gold's will require a bit more traveling time, but their hours are a lot longer, too!

I will have to cancel one of the memberships -- but which one?