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    GLOCK HOOKER hurley842002's Avatar
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    Anybody here into hitting the gym or just working out in general? What Gyms do you guys like and why? I love going to the gym and just maintaining a semi-healthy lifestyle. Going to the Lifetime Fitness in Parker right now, been there for about a year. I'm thinking of switching gyms tho, Lifetime is quite pricey.

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    I go to miramont up north, its a good gym and reasonably priced but they don't open till 5 am on weekdays and later on weeekends so I am gonna be switching soon. But I refuse to pay $60/month and sign a contract. I spend a lot of time at the gym working out shooting hoops and running on the indoor track. If I could force myself to eat right I would be GTG.

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    I'll never join a gym again if I can avoid it. I can do all the workouts I need from home.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    Balance Fitness in Castle Rock - don't care for their elliptical, but it's a friendly environment.

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    i go to 24hr, i only pay 29 a month for over 3000 gyms incase im traveling plus they have a nice daycare for my 3yr old and that helps alot. most of them have a pool and court, i like it
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    I used to go to a local Fitness 19. Stopped going a couple years ago. Since then, little by little I have been accumulating weights and equipment for my home gym (Craigslist baby!). If one has the space, in either a garage or basement, I HIGHLY recommend looking at setting up your own home based gym. Cheaper in the long run, convenient, no waiting in line for a piece of equipment, etc. There are many more positives than negatives IMO. I love having my own workout area; it's one of the best decisions I've made in a long time.

    As for routines, I'm big on what Ross Enamait preaches.

    http://www.rosstraining.com

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9hk9z1YVcE

    Combining strength + conditioning exercises + core work will get one in great shape.

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    Google the Red Rocks Work out. 100% free and will kick your ass all over the place.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    I used to be a member of 24 hour, lots of muscle heads standing around trying to look good. That was when I went in the afternoon/evening, I go at the ass crack of dawn now, so maybe it wouldn't be as bad. If they can offer me something better than $60 a month I may rejoin.

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    Check out your local city fitness centers. Due to my age I get $20 bucks a month full access at Westminster Fitness Center. Since I got unemployed I knew I had to do something to stay at least reasonably fit. Workout 3 mornings a week more if I can.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StagLefty View Post
    Check out your local city fitness centers. Due to my age I get $20 bucks a month full access at Westminster Fitness Center. Since I got unemployed I knew I had to do something to stay at least reasonably fit. Workout 3 mornings a week more if I can.
    That's not a bad idea provided they have showering facilities, as I go straight to work from the gym.

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