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Gym Costs in Westlands

Last activity 30 September 2017 by Rozzy

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tiredofit

Hi All - I'm looking to become a member of a gym, but don't really want to visit all the gyms around here to get the idea of a fee for a month. Have already been to Arena and shocked at the 10000kes per month, or 6000 for mon-fri 10-1pm which of course you'd miss the spin classes and other activities. Any other ideas? I find even 6000 a bit high considerin I just want to get on an eliptical and use some machines and free weights.

Nim0

Hi i think gyms in kenya are over rate & prices tend to be pegged on location. I used these links sometime back, you might find them useful. Let your fingers do the walking :)http://www.gymvisit.com/findagym.htm?lo … ya/Nairobihttp://quickfitnesshub.com/category/gyms-in-kenya

charlesokola

Gyms are quite pricey in Nairobi, even in neighborhoods that have no business hiking their prices. I'd advise you to buy your own exercise equipment.

Rohit.Eleazer

Hi
Welcome to Expat.com. 
Yes gyms are prety expensive here.
You can check with gym on woodwale street westlands just before Havana Club. Same side of the road or check with a gym next to westgate mall same compound of Hotel Progressive Park.

Cheerz!!

snow_speeder

i find gym here very expensive, but if u can pay gym at agakahan sports club is really good, year membership is like 25,000-30,000 full gym swimming, they have a huge ground too..

Liani

Did you get one?am also looking for a gym and prices are crazy

Golfview

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Rozzy

If you dont mind travelling a distance try zealous gym in parklands 2nd flour on the building housing nakumatt highrage. I usually pay 12000kshs for 3 months or you can opt to pay 5500 per month it however have no spin classes but has zumba, aerobics and the trainers are very helpful

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