Snap Fitness

I spend about $50 for two people for a month. I go there because of their price; they are cheaper than the other places. Also, they have the equipment and they are open 24 hours a day. I have a card when I have to go there in the evening. If you have a routine and if you do not need a fitness expert to help you out with the routine, then, it is a great place to go. Just as long as you can do it on your own, it is a great place to go to as they have all the equipment. It is always clean. They do have some people you can ask for help. They can answer little questions. Also, they have online help that will enable you set up a routine. Sometimes, they do have a few fitness experts in there that you can hire if you want to. I will continue to use them in the future.

I like their setup but it just was not working for me because some of the other family members wanted to go to a different place. They have got a huge range of options. It is a lot of machines. They have got a whole program, they have got trainers there. It is a pretty good setup and pretty affordable. They are professional. I really like the people there. There is no contract, it is month by month, we have to pay upfront fee. It is open 24 hours. They give us a keycard, we can go in. The people have weird schedules or really don't like being around lot of people, so they work out, it is surely a gift for them because we can go in any time of the day with our keycard.

My son joined this gym while he was living with us in Redmond, and it turned out to be quite difficult to quit the gym after he moved away to Seattle. They kept charging him month after month. The biggest problem was that the franchise owner was a Microsoft moonlighter and was horrible about returning calls. This was a bad experience.