5 reasons to AVOID PLANET FITNESS

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[hitbu]

If you're a half intelligent individual you can get a good workout anywhere you go.

[jamesclarke]

when I see huge dudes at the gym I see motivation not intimidation lol

[ricox]

Working out at the planet fitness in my city is actually very welcoming. There are people of all sizes and muscle variants. This totally ripped dude complimented me today. I went from 310 to 264 in three months. Remember, how you use your surroundings and equipment is what you get.

[justintucker]

I've been working out at my Planet Fitness for almost two years now and never have I experienced any of these issues. My PF has extremely friendly staff, plenty of weight equipment, very clean, and everyone is welcome. I owe my life to PF because I have lost over 150 pounds since working out there.

[atlas]

i got kicked out for grunting while taking a shit in the restroom.

[lilbroccoil]

The only thing I really dislike is the no grunting thing. I like being able to breathe while also not hurting myself

[spiderofsparta]

“Judgment free”

(Kicks people out for grunting and dropping weights)

[ascendencyether]

I remember back in the day lifting super heavy, lots of muscle building. Got a little bit older and seeing friends struggling with their health, staying lean became my new goal. Planet Fitness is not for heavy lifters or bodybuilders. It is a down shift, geared only for cardio health and staying fit, that's all.

[x.livelife]

I lost 45 lbs at PF! And its helped my depression. At tje end of the day its a GYM yo help the ordinary folks out. ✔

[infamousoffbeat]

Honestly it’s all about how you workout anywhere. I don’t think planet fitness is the greatest, but I’ve been there for a bit and I avoid all the bullshit. Just workout and go home.

[jjax]

I've since moved on, but planet fitness catapulted my fitness career

[quincyreleford]

It’s a gym, it’s got everything you need🤷🏿‍♂️. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[catphishing]

Shit I was 250lb when I started. Now I’m at 175. With mad muscle. I’m 42. Feeling like I’m 25. It doesn’t matter where u go. You just have to put in the time and hard work.
I owe all my gains to planet fitness. Stop worrying about everything else and just concentrate on you. You can get in shape with no weights. Positive thinking will get you further in life.

[TinaKiker]

I'm 54.
I have rheumatoid.
I am a PF member.
I am in PF 4 days a week. I'm moving.
My flexibility has increased.
I'm not nearly as stiff.
My pain levels are down.
I've lost weight.
My rheumatologist is tickled with my progress. Just because you are a workout snob doesn't mean others can't benefit from PF.

[adriannajohnson]

So you're telling me for $10 a month, I can get a good workout in, get free pizza and bagels AND you won't be there? Count me in!

[godzfamileeful]

There are a lot of people, disabled physically, anxiety disorder, completely embarrassed to workout in front of others, etc. These are the people that will use this place as a stepping stone into self confidence. Thanks for the video👌

[mgoi]

I set off the "lunk alarm" when I was taking a shit one time !!

[alyssaede]

Although I don't agree with their "lunk alarm", and I don't think this is the right gym for everyone, it's certainly done me a lot of good. Over the past year, working out at PF, I've managed to lose 102 lbs and set my life on the right track. I don't partake in any of the services offered by them except for the usage of their equipment, though. If you're someone like me who isn't necessarily looking to bulk, just looking to lose weight, just go at night. Most of their gimmicky stuff that could set you astray (ie: pizza parties) are long done by then. And remember: just because the temptation is offered to you, doesn't mean you have to partake in it. Personal accountability is a key factor to success.

[AquamarineWolf]

30 mins on the treadmill daily is far better than just sitting at home. People's routines are all different. There is no "right" way to workout. Progress is progress

[frankfarmer]

One thing I definitely find to be very annoying and aggravating is that people always want to blame the gym for their own failures instead of analyzing themselves on why they failed in the first place.