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Please, no prejudices. I understand what happened in the Congress (I am assuming . health. care throughout the country) and what was the difficulty of deciding.
What is a reasonable monthly price to pay for a health club with a heated pool? ?
Q. I have until 1/15/09 to decide if $55 is good. I have arthritis and a knee replacement so I need a pool.
Asked by smarie - Sun Jan 11 10:46:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with your local YMCA. Often their rates are cheaper than the health clubs. Also, we have health clubs here that offer arthritis classes to non-members. They are usually 6 weeks or so and cost around $35-40. Perhaps a club near you offers this. Check with local high schools that have pools. The HS pools here have open swim times and you can go for a dollar or two. Good luck.
Answered by amariel - Sun Jan 11 11:31:34 2009
Q. I have until 1/15/09 to decide if $55 is good. I have arthritis and a knee replacement so I need a pool.
Asked by smarie - Sun Jan 11 10:46:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with your local YMCA. Often their rates are cheaper than the health clubs. Also, we have health clubs here that offer arthritis classes to non-members. They are usually 6 weeks or so and cost around $35-40. Perhaps a club near you offers this. Check with local high schools that have pools. The HS pools here have open swim times and you can go for a dollar or two. Good luck.
Answered by amariel - Sun Jan 11 11:31:34 2009
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