Gym/Pool (1 Viewer)

[deeznuts]

Hey was wondering how much it costs to use these facilities after uve paid union fees and such?

And whether u have to become a member for these facilities as well

Thanks

 

[ujuphleg]

Hiya,

Yes, even after the excessive amount in fees to SU Sport, it still costs $10 to become a member of the gym. After that, you'll need to buy a pass.

The prices can be found here:

http://www.susport.com/Content/Facilities/Membership and Prices/CostsandFees.aspx

If you are an undergrad, this is much cheaper, but still - a 6 month pass is still almost $300!!

 

[bradc1988]

Holy crap that's expensive. What the hell did my $604 go towards? Anything I can actually use without having to pay another large amount for?

 

[Phanatical]

I can get a 13 month gym membership close to home for $600. Without paying SU Sport fees.

 

[bradc1988]

I was going to join a Fitness First last year sometime as they had a deal of I think $30/month saving $10/month or something, it's close to $50/month at USYD.

And here I thought I could waste some time between classes at the gym.

 

[hiphophooray123]

i got a home gym so fuck em

 

[AntiHyper]

Go to Victoria Park if it needs be, just couple minutes away from the main uni place.

Student membership for gym & pool is $253 for 6 months.

I used to just have a multi pass for the pool only $68 for 30 entries.

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[Templar]

Apparently tennis court hire includes pool entry. If that's the case, some of my friends are thinking about hiring a court for an hour of tennis ($2 each with 4 people), and then going for a swim afterwards, which would be cheaper than pool alone.

 

[Some_Guy]

$400 to swim each year... geez!

there a public pool or something near by?

 

[goony]

i might just get an 'arena' 10 visits pass if im gonna take a look at boxing. If not, i'll probably just use a local gym, much cheaper.


Does anyone know if the cricket nets are just free to use by anyone or do you have to book them or what not?

 

[deeznuts]

hey thanks for the info

i was wondering, does anyone know about the conditions/facilities of the gym/weights at the different gyms?


also ive heard that their are a few gyms at syd uni
does a membership get me entry into all the pools/gyms in the uni (if i buy a double membership)


Is there much different between the victoria park gym and the sydney uni one?

Cheers