Home Gym vs Gym Membership: UK Cost Analysis
Is a home gym cheaper than a gym membership? We break down the real UK costs including transport, time, and long-term value.
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Is a home gym cheaper than a gym membership UK?
Long-term, yes. Average UK gym membership is £48/month (£576/year). A £1,500 home gym breaks even in 2.5 years, then provides free workouts for 10+ years.
How much does a gym membership cost UK 2025?
Average UK gym membership is £48.45/month. Budget gyms (PureGym, The Gym) start at £20-30/month. Premium gyms (David Lloyd, Virgin Active) cost £80-200/month.
What are the hidden costs of gym membership?
Transport (£260-780/year), parking in cities (£200-500/year), gym cafe purchases (£100-300/year), plus joining fees and annual maintenance fees.
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