David Lloyd Gym Membership

Every membership includes

Being a member of David Lloyd Clubs has so many benefits.

Our clubs really are a brilliant place to get active, spend time as a family, and work too.
Become a member and you can make the most of:

Our revolutionary gym equipment, swimming in any of our 180 indoor and outdoor pools, relaxing in superb spa facilities, and choosing from 13,000 group exercise classes every week

Relaxing in our club lounge and DLicious cafebar and enjoying healthy meals and drinks

Our brilliant Kickstart programme which includes a free Personal Trainer taster session, various gym and class introductions, regular reviews of your programme and more

Access to every other David Lloyd Club in the UK and Europe (some exclusions do apply)

Playing tennis, squash and badminton on match-quality courts (Club Platinum only)

"a free Personal Trainer taster session"

Personally I would have chosen less ambiguous phraseology.

No ambiguity there, my personal trainer really did taste like chicken

^ what the fks he on about

"No ambiguity there, my personal trainer really did taste like chicken"

Beats fish all day long.

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THIS IS SERIOUS CHAT ONLY

By all means go for the social aspect but you don't need a gym membership to get fit.

Access to every other David Lloyd Club in the UK and Europe (some exclusions do apply)


I was a member at Virgin. They had a similar scheme. The gym was originally Esporta and when I transferred to Virgin I signed a Diamond Membership which fixed my fee for life and use of other clubs.

They get round this by having exclusive clubs and also banding. Virgin then changed to Nuffield who said I could use their other clubs. When I tried to use the one in SW London again I was told this was a Premium or Exclusive Club. I got in for free but they told me the next time it would be a tenner!

You cannot win with these gyms. If a sales person gives you the spiel ask them to put it in writing. Many Gyms have access to all their clubs but there are usually small print clauses and London Clubs are often excluded.

Access to every other Club in the UK

Living Well had that in the early / mid 2000s - including a reciprocal deal with Hilton Hotels.  Superb deal for I was a service engineer in those days and visited most of the premises in Scotland.  Bannerman's took 'em over and members had to choose which they wanted to choose.  I choose to fook off cos they raised the membership fees too.  Kants.

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I chose

A friend and I attempted to join a gym back in our naive student days.  There were big signs up informing the reader that joining-up fees were scrapped for that week.  We decided to join and filled out the forms, which were surprisingly long-winded and took about 10-15 minutes.  We were then told that whilst there wasn't a signing-up fee, there was an 'admin fee' of £49.  We told them where to pop their admin fee and walked out.

Sounds like it's difficult to work out

All school gymnasiums should be available free to members of the public in the evenings, at weekends, and during school holidays, when they are not required by students.

^ Too many security issues

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