Cheap Pay-As-You-Go Gym In Central Bangkok

[duiter]

Hi all,

Where is the cheap pay-as-you-go gym in central Bangkok ?

How much ?

Website ?

Thanks

[toenail]

There isn't such a thing as a "cheap" day pass fee for a good gym; for, regular members pay for an annual memberships which can be quite expensive compared to ones Thai salary. Why allow a visitor in a well maintained gym taking up space and equipment while the regulars have paid a steep yearly fee? (unless the establishment will make some profit off the one day visitor) My suggestion to to find a hotel with a gym (which is hard on line since many of the are "token gyms" or a couple pieces of broken down equipment) You can try the local outside gym at Lumpini Park. Basic dumb bells and weights - not too many machines since the equipment is outside. Nice place to meet the locals.

[edwardandtubs]

You can try the local outside gym at Lumpini Park. Basic dumb bells and weights - not too many machines since the equipment is outside. Nice place to meet the locals.

For a good old "sports massage" in the bushes.

[DogNo1]

Grande Centre Point Rachadamri has a very nice fitness center that they keep in good shape with a generous number of machines. After getting burned by the excessive one-day fees that the central Bangkok gyms charge, I pay a little extra to stay there when I am in Bangkok and actually come out financially ahead. For people spending a relatively short time in Bangkok, paying a little extra for a good hotel with a good fitness center is probably the way to go.

[EkkamaiMan]

There is a small gym near to Ratchachewi BTS station, if were to walk towards Siam Square, its just before the bridge on your left and costs 100Baht.

Its warm in there but ok for an hour workout.

If anyone knows of anymore id be interested.