A friend of mine is moving down to Hua Hin from Bangkok & is thinking of starting a gym. The idea is that it would be better equipped than any of the present gyms in HH and more welcoming, with other amenities like juice bar etc - rather like a good gym in BKK.
Basically, she needs to know whether there would be any demand in Hua Hin for a really good gym, both from locals & tourists, so any comments would be welcomed. Thanks
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- JimmyGreaves
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I voted no, never use them, but I still feel that a decent one offering not just machines but free weights and professional fitness programs would work.
Look at the competition ...
The Hilton: A place most people use because its "the in thing to do", more about socializing and being "showy" than getting fit.
Grand Sport: This is just a massive kindergarten for parents to dump their kids under the premise that they're learning jujitsu or something, a bit of a free for all and not really professionally run.
Palm Hills: Too far away and members only which excludes people on holiday.
Look at the competition ...
The Hilton: A place most people use because its "the in thing to do", more about socializing and being "showy" than getting fit.
Grand Sport: This is just a massive kindergarten for parents to dump their kids under the premise that they're learning jujitsu or something, a bit of a free for all and not really professionally run.
Palm Hills: Too far away and members only which excludes people on holiday.
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- JimmyGreaves
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Hilton ain't that bad. Cardio machines look new and the weight machines are ok. There's a sauna also and you can use there pool facilities if you want. Membership is a bit steep I suppose but as it's the only fitness centre in town what can a poor boy do?
I play alot of badminton back in the UK and like to keep my fitness levels up, if I don't do some form of workout at least once a week i start to feel very lazy, something about endorphines!
So bottom line 'I need a gym'
I play alot of badminton back in the UK and like to keep my fitness levels up, if I don't do some form of workout at least once a week i start to feel very lazy, something about endorphines!
So bottom line 'I need a gym'
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