Ts

Is there some sort of online directory listing locations of
gyms/health clubs in Europe that have daily memeberships available? I
have seen web listings of wifi hot spots and internet cafes, so why
not gyms?
Maybe some of the European travel guide books list locations of the
nearest gyms? Does anyone know?
I will be on an extended vacation of 5-6 weeks and would like to be
able to continue working out during the vacation. If it was just a 1
or 2 week trip, I would just skip it, but 6 weeks is a bit much to
skip.
Due to the length of the trip, we wil also be staying in budget hotels
and even a few hostels that will likely not have any kind of fitness
centers. To make finding gyms as small of a hardship and distraction
as possible I only plan to use a gym 2 days a week during the
vacation.
The trip will be primarily though England, France, Spain + Ibiza,
Italy, and Greek islands (Santorini\Mykonos).

Iceman

    >Is there some sort of online directory listing locations of
    >gyms/health clubs in Europe that have daily memeberships available? I
    >have seen web listings of wifi hot spots and internet cafes, so why
    >not gyms?

Just look them up in the phonebook. Almost all gyms in Europe will
let you have a day pass, usually for 10-15 euros. Or many hotels will
let you use their fitness center for a price - also usually around
10-15 euros.

Per Elmsäter

TS wrote:
    > Is there some sort of online directory listing locations of
    > gyms/health clubs in Europe that have daily memeberships available? I
    > have seen web listings of wifi hot spots and internet cafes, so why
    > not gyms?
    > Maybe some of the European travel guide books list locations of the
    > nearest gyms? Does anyone know?
    > I will be on an extended vacation of 5-6 weeks and would like to be
    > able to continue working out during the vacation. If it was just a 1
    > or 2 week trip, I would just skip it, but 6 weeks is a bit much to
    > skip.
    > Due to the length of the trip, we wil also be staying in budget hotels
    > and even a few hostels that will likely not have any kind of fitness
    > centers. To make finding gyms as small of a hardship and distraction
    > as possible I only plan to use a gym 2 days a week during the
    > vacation.
    > The trip will be primarily though England, France, Spain + Ibiza,
    > Italy, and Greek islands (Santorini\Mykonos).


Here is one chain of clubs.
This is the club I work out at and it's nice at least in my town.
It doesn't cover all of Europe, mainly the UK and Spain it looks like.
I live in Sweden and there happens to be one close to me. I usually have to
pay about 15 euro when I bring a guest along.
http://www.esporta.com/en/fitness/fi...asp?map=europe

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Z_bumbi

"Per Elmsäter" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > Here is one chain of clubs.
    > This is the club I work out at and it's nice at least in my town.
    > It doesn't cover all of Europe, mainly the UK and Spain it looks like.
    > I live in Sweden and there happens to be one close to me. I usually have to
    > pay about 15 euro when I bring a guest along.
    > http://www.esporta.com/en/fitness/fi...asp?map=europe


"Our facilities

Two key principles of Esporta are to offer superior facilities"

And they don´t have a power rack?

Bjorn

Per Elmsäter

z_bumbi wrote:
    > "Per Elmsäter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:<[email protected]>...
    >> Here is one chain of clubs.
    >> This is the club I work out at and it's nice at least in my town.
    >> It doesn't cover all of Europe, mainly the UK and Spain it looks
    >> like.
    >> I live in Sweden and there happens to be one close to me. I usually
    >> have to pay about 15 euro when I bring a guest along.
    >> http://www.esporta.com/en/fitness/fi...asp?map=europe
    > "Our facilities
    > Two key principles of Esporta are to offer superior facilities"
    > And they don´t have a power rack?
    > Bjorn

LOL. You're absolutely right. Not at my place anyways. I don't know what it
looks like at the other gyms though. But let me tell you, they have a really
huge bubble pool and an awful lot of good looking babes.
I am starting a campaign to get them to install a powerrack. It's going to
be interesting to see what they do ;)

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Laila

Hi TS!
Here's something you can consult for France:
www.fitness.com

Have a good day!

TS a présenté l'énoncé suivant :
    > Is there some sort of online directory listing locations of
    > gyms/health clubs in Europe that have daily memeberships available? I
    > have seen web listings of wifi hot spots and internet cafes, so why
    > not gyms?
    > Maybe some of the European travel guide books list locations of the
    > nearest gyms? Does anyone know?
    > I will be on an extended vacation of 5-6 weeks and would like to be
    > able to continue working out during the vacation. If it was just a 1
    > or 2 week trip, I would just skip it, but 6 weeks is a bit much to
    > skip.
    > Due to the length of the trip, we wil also be staying in budget hotels
    > and even a few hostels that will likely not have any kind of fitness
    > centers. To make finding gyms as small of a hardship and distraction
    > as possible I only plan to use a gym 2 days a week during the
    > vacation.
    > The trip will be primarily though England, France, Spain + Ibiza,
    > Italy, and Greek islands (Santorini\Mykonos).

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