Gyms and Fitness Centers Near You

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Where do you need gyms?

2,219 cities and 51 states

A search for a gym shows the chains that pay for the top spots. The independent gym two streets away often does not appear. This list has both, and the ones that tell you the most stand first.

21146gyms and fitness centers
$5–$250price published by 150
1338open 24/7
450wheelchair access
38members

Before you go

Before you sign a gym contract. Billing and canceling are where gym memberships can go wrong, and the FTC has warned about gyms that make canceling hard. This page lists what to check before you sign, using advice from the Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of Washington and Rhode Island. State laws differ, so check the rules where you live.

How much exercise adults need. The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, set weekly targets for adults. This page summarizes them with help from the CDC and the guidelines' own executive summary. This page is not medical advice. Talk to a health care provider about what is right for you.

Cities with the most gyms and fitness centers

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What is missing, and why

Membership prices are missing. Most gyms give them only at the front desk or after a sign-up form, and chains change them by location. We show hours and 24-hour access where a gym publishes them and leave the rest blank.