Here's What Your Gym Says About You

Here's what your gym says about you. Planet Fitness, you're of 18 to 35. You make 35k. You work in retail, customer support, or some type of entry-level job. You typically hit the treadmill for 20 minutes, hit a couple machines and you're out of there. You chose this gym because it costs less than your Netflix. Anytime Fitness, between 25 to 45, you make 60 to 100k. You work in sales, healthcare, or some type of business owner. You actually work out, but you work out at 5 AM or 11 PM, no time in between. You chose this gym because normal business hours do not apply to your life. LA Fitness, you're between 25 and 42 years old. You make between 70 to 140k a year. Your gym routine is chest, arms, legs, and if it has a basketball court, that's a bonus. You chose this gym because, as you say, a lifetime membership, but you don't have to pay lifetime prices. Lifetime Fitness, you make 120k to 200k. You're 35 to 65 years old. You're a doctor, an executive, or a lawyer. You live for 45 minutes, grab something to eat in the cafe, answer a few emails, then pick up the kids. This is not a gym, this is a country club that happens to have squat racks.