Fitness

I am looking into joining a gym (preferrably womens only) and was wondering if any of you from experience have tried curves or any others and what your opinion was. I really want a place to feel comfortable and not just me with a bunch of body builders and top athlete people. Any input anyone......

I used to belong to Good Life and really liked it until my back stopped me from going. One of the gyms here is women only but I don't know if there are others. Some gyms like Good Life will give you a week membership for free to check them out. You just have to humm & haww at their sales pitch. Others will allow you to buy a one time  or book of passes. It is best to try them before buying because it is an expensive purchase...plus if you aren't comfortable, you will avoid going.

I go to Nubody's amd although it is a co-ed gym, they do have a women's only workout room. I'm not sure if that is the case at all Nubody's, but you might try calling.

Jet

I work at Goodlife as a fitness instructor and also worked at the front desk there for a while. I LOVE it there and would recommend Goodlife definitely! There are all women's locations and great classes. I would HIGHLY recommend it. The prices are very reasonable - best that I know of to be honest!

I did Curves for a while - liked it a lot but after a while it got boring.  No variety - same circuit very time unless they go left to right every other day.  But if you are looking to "get started" and do something low impact for the first little bit it would be a great option.  Then once you start feeling stronger you could look into something else.

Ann