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Just wondering if anyone has experience with either of these two gyms and would like to provide insight into which one I should choose. I haven't been to snap fitness to check if out yet but am planning on doing it later. If you know some pros and cons of either one lemme know. Thanks
[QUOTE=frownifdown;720885741]Just wondering if anyone has experience with either of these two gyms and would like to provide insight into which one I should choose. I haven't been to snap fitness to check if out yet but am planning on doing it later. If you know some pros and cons of either one lemme know. Thanks[/QUOTE]
Personally, I hate both, but get which one has a squatting rack (some places do, some dont)
[QUOTE=Marc936;720892851]Personally, I hate both, but get which one has a squatting rack (some places do, some dont)[/QUOTE]
Alright. The thing about Anytime that I like is that there are tons of them all over america and I can get into any of them, and it's 24/7, and it's only 35 bucks a month.
[QUOTE=frownifdown;720895521]Alright. The thing about Anytime that I like is that there are tons of them all over america and I can get into any of them, and it's 24/7, and it's only 35 bucks a month.[/QUOTE]
isnt snap 24/7 as well?
If they both have a squatting rack just go for the one that is more convenient/cheapest. If you ever go out of state or something you can always buy a week pass at a gym.
I've been a member at anytime for a while now and enjoy it. I don't have a snap fitness around here so I can't speak for it.
Anytimes good ive been at mine for about 2 an a half years now but not all are the same. Mine has done expansions and added equipment several times which is nice but they can get pretty crowded at times. Luckily the 24/7 helps with that. Its not much of a power gym but it gets the job done and looks pretty :)
The snap by me is terrible, its like a planet fitness. Dumbells but no barbells or squat rack.
i wenrt to snap for months during the summer...simpley it blows. there was no bench, no squat rack, and if i deadlifted i had to use this ****ty ass 35lb straight bar that was fashioned for midgets or something.
snap is and old person, cardio and stretching gym, anything other than that you will not be satisfied.
i currently go to a gym that is owned by 2 trainers that had everything you need (includeing power lifting eqipt.) and it is also 24hrs, and costs less than snap did.
My anytime is great, new equipment, squat rack, not too crowded, heavy dumbbells and no stupid rules.
i go to a snap and its great. Have DB's up to 175, squat rack, bench... pretty much everything. It all really depends on the owner of it
[QUOTE=Marc936;720897081]isnt snap 24/7 as well?
If they both have a squatting rack just go for the one that is more convenient/cheapest. If you ever go out of state or something you can always buy a week pass at a gym.[/QUOTE]
Yah it's 24/7 too. I believe Anytime has a squatting rack, I'll have to double check. But there are 3 of them in my city and the one closest to me is nice but the owner said it is the most out dated of all the ones here. Still nice equipment.
[QUOTE=frownifdown;720885741]Just wondering if anyone has experience with either of these two gyms and would like to provide insight into which one I should choose. I haven't been to snap fitness to check if out yet but am planning on doing it later. If you know some pros and cons of either one lemme know. Thanks[/QUOTE]
snap in NZ is allgood, and open 24/7