by merryjester » Wed Jun 14, 2006 10:37 am
Not sure, but I recall they're pretty restricted - 10am-ish to not that late in the afternoon. I was in there a few weeks ago to check out the plans for the gym, and it doesn't look half bad. The equipment they'll have is all brand new, but not top-of-the-line stuff... Only 2 of the type of elliptical my wife prefers. But still, much better than anything else within 5 miles, eh? And there's nothing like a fresh, new gym...
BTW, they're not offering any sort of earlybird sign up special, no discounts for paying a year in advance, etc. Also, they're not going to impose a limit on membership counts... So my advice would be to do like me: wait for it to open, get a look at it to make sure it's worth the rate (which is a bit on the high side), then commit your dollars. There's no downside, and you can keep your cash until you're sure it's the place for you.
Not sure, but I recall they're pretty restricted - 10am-ish to not that late in the afternoon. I was in there a few weeks ago to check out the plans for the gym, and it doesn't look half bad. The equipment they'll have is all brand new, but not top-of-the-line stuff... Only 2 of the type of elliptical my wife prefers. But still, much better than anything else within 5 miles, eh? And there's nothing like a fresh, new gym...
BTW, they're not offering any sort of earlybird sign up special, no discounts for paying a year in advance, etc. Also, they're not going to impose a limit on membership counts... So my advice would be to do like me: wait for it to open, get a look at it to make sure it's worth the rate (which is a bit on the high side), then commit your dollars. There's no downside, and you can keep your cash until you're sure it's the place for you.