Thinking of joining a Gym. David Lloyd's is closest to home but I work in City Centre so most are reachable to me. I'm favouring David Lloyd but I hear Rovers train there?

Other options being DW, Woodford, the one next to Odeon, Peak Physique, Fitness First and that new Quick Gym. Just looking for somewhere convivial with good facilities. Any endorsements for these Gyms'

Woodford is a good deal...£29 you can use Woodford, Ennerdale, Bev Rd, East Hull

membership include kingston suites gym, swimming, sauna steam, all fitness classes, 50% off racket sports...great value.

Havent been myself but some friends have joined fit 24 in st stephens...open 24/7 so cant get much more convienient...and free parking too!!

I used to like Canons (not sure if it still called that, next to Odeon), enough equipment to go round at peak times but not a barn like Total Fitness or David Lloyd. Can't beat the local authority for value; but you lose the hint of luxury.

fit 24 is £15 a month for 3 months then £20

Ramarda is very good. Really good pool and they have just upgraded the gym. They also have very few members, so its usually really quiet. Its pretty rare that there are more than a couple of people in the pool.

You can get it for £250 per year or £25 per month on the corporate rate.

Fit24. I got in before it opened and paid £160 for the year but think it's £22/month but just seen on here that someone thinks it's £20, might need to check on their website.

Equipment is top class and loads of it. Steam room and Sauna spot on and Sauna is the biggest I've been in.

Loads of classes in all different things too e.g. kickboxing and so on. All classes are free as a member.

As theres no closing time it dont matter what time you get there either.

I've not been to any other gyms in recent years in Hull so cant compare but this one works for me

costello.you can use the albert av swimming baths as part of it too.not sure how much tho!!!!-

rlhttp://www.hullcc.gov.uk/rl

Tonic card prices should be on there

DW currently has an offer on 6 weeks trial for 40 quid.

recommend you try any gym before you join and most will do free trial sessions.

Where is 24 ?

In St Stephens upper level

Thanks

Depends what you want from a gym. Some of them have loads of modern, fancy machines, but very few (if any) free weights. The two gyms with the best free weights sections (from the ones I've been in) are Total Fitness and David Lloyd. That's what's important to me, so they would be my recommendation.