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Do David Lloyd make it really difficult for you to leave?

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bodenbiscuit · 07/08/2015 11:32

My membership runs out in November. And although I think it's a lovely gym and I have no complaints about it, it's very expensive. I mostly do body pump and spin classes, which I could easily do at another local gym which is also nice, a bit smaller and a lot cheaper! And also I don't use the spa facilities at all.

The thing I'm concerned about though is that I've heard they make it difficult for you to leave. Is this true? Do you just have to write a letter telling them you wish to cancel?

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bodenbiscuit · 07/08/2015 12:07

I never eat there either though! I'm in, do the work out, shower and leave. One of the reasons I initially joined was so that my dd could have swimming lessons and use the kids club but those things aren't so necessary now either.

I think I will shop around and try to find a gym that has enough classes for me to be able to attend. I've heard that Virgin is very good and also cheaper, but unfortunately we don't have one of those in my town.

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Nightboattocairo · 07/08/2015 11:57

Well, it's very nice but a real luxury. Very expensive and it's lunch etc afterwards too! More of a leisure club really.

bodenbiscuit · 07/08/2015 11:53

Thank you. I've just realised though that other gyms around me don't have nearly the same number of classes that are actually available which would make it difficult for me to attend. You can't win, eh?

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Nightboattocairo · 07/08/2015 11:35

No' it wasn't difficult from me. I emailed and then to make sure I hand delivered a letter giving three months' notice, get a receipt - all done and dusted. I'm back now on a friends and family offer, could t afford it otherwise!

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