Gym memberships appeal to two groups of people - those who want to impress others with their affluence and those who are desperate to improve fitness.
I am in the latter, and reckon it is good value.
Why ?
Lloyd's in Belfast is in a great location, close to the Dundonald Ice Bowl, and ... Read review
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Advantages: Easily accessible, good facilities and nice staff Disadvantages: Cost - unless you use it well
Gym memberships appeal to two groups of people - those who want to impress others with their affluence and those who are desperate to improve fitness.
I am in the latter, and reckon it is good value.
Why ?
Lloyd's in Belfast is in a great location, close to the Dundonald Ice Bowl, and on a nice green field site.
It has pleasant outlooks and plenty of parking room - which is a secure, card-operated facility.
Inside, the spacious entrance area ... ...courts, pools and gym.
Racquets courts - if you are for tennis after all, the courts are vast indoor areas as well as some outdoor courts, plus squash, badminton and table-tennis facilities.
Swimming facilities include a large indoor pool, a smaller, heated outdoor pool, spa, sauna and steam room, all accessible from the changing rooms which are used for the rest of the facilities.
( I have been in other clubs where that is not the case, and it ...
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