Is there any reasonable priced GYM in jeddah?

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Fahad51 Member

Member since 10 September 2013

Fahad51Member10 September 2013 07:48:00

Hi guys,
I anybody can help me finding the cheap priced gym in jeddah?

Expat_Jed Member

Member since 07 July 2013

Expat_JedMember10 September 2013 08:10:58

Gold's Gym will be a better option

ahmadaq Serial expat

Member since 27 November 2012

ahmadaqSerial expat10 September 2013 08:32:56

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The cheapest Gym聮s you can find in Jeddah are the neighborhoods small gyms for around SR150 a month. So depending on where you are living in Jeddah, have a look around for the nearest to you.

Other good options for a round SR1,600 are King Fahad Costal City in Al Andalous Street and Sports Village in Qurish street.

Stallion Gym in front of Sands Hotel is a good cheap option for what it is.

If you are willing to pay 2,600-5,000 then the list is long.

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TheLegendLeadsViP10 September 2013 08:50:17

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ahmadaq wrote:
Other good options for a round SR1,600 are King Fahad Costal City in Al Andalous Street and Sports Village in Qurish street.

Stallion Gym in front of Sands Hotel is a good cheap option for what it is.

If you are willing to pay 2,600-5,000 then the list is long.

Not per month; right?

hassaanpervez Active member

Member since 19 January 2013

hassaanpervezActive member10 September 2013 08:52:14

TheLegendLeads wrote:
ahmadaq wrote:
Other good options for a round SR1,600 are King Fahad Costal City in Al Andalous Street and Sports Village in Qurish street.

Stallion Gym in front of Sands Hotel is a good cheap option for what it is.

If you are willing to pay 2,600-5,000 then the list is long.

Not per month; right?

Must be annually!

ahmadaq Serial expat

Member since 27 November 2012

ahmadaqSerial expat10 September 2013 08:58:20

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No per year..

For King Fahad, it聮s for 10 months since they have some restrictions during schools summer break. They have nice facilities and it聮s a 聯not for profit organization聰. They want people to move their XXX and do some workout

j.echo Contributor

Member since 21 February 2013

j.echoContributor18 September 2013 07:26:45

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depends also on where you live in jeddah,

because ever since they closed the intersections along Maalik Road, traveling has been quite more annoying....but that's a different topic.

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