Menara Maxis. They will definitely try their hardsell tactics, but you are never obliged to sign up if you are not happy with anything before you give ur credit card details.

yup totally free. the RM29 and RM1 is admin fees and misc. cant really remember . but its only applicable for the 12 months package
Kinda reluctant after being into fitness first. but beggers cant be choosers right

Charissa?

Btw I'll be at FF Maxis @ 1pm on Friday (tomorrow)

Anyone wanna join?

joey joey joey joey... i know what u thinking

anyway syd how are u going to do squats without a squat rack?

lol why u can enter FF so many times? i thought only once?

Yeap, i saw mun's blog. and if you go to dailymuscle.com, there is a lady which was discussing the rates taht california fitness was offering.. went down to RM39/month? i'm not sure.. but i think thats dirt cheap!!!! i would like those rates too if my memory serves me correctly. 

However, my friend joined FF in Australia. and AFTER converting his monthly payment to RM, its around RM100 per month for passport. but i don't know how the FF in Australia is like.. so can't really compare that way too. 

About gyms being pasar malam, here's my guess on it: FF is one of the first commercial fitness center (note that i did not say gym) in Malaysia, and cos of that, they were the ones to set the rules for themselves. they set this ridiculously high prices which ppl accepted - accepted cos ppl DID join at those rates. and then now with the competitions of similar services by true fitness and celeb fitness, they wanna start some price battle on it.

Based on my perceptions on ghetto gyms, it has a more down-to-business-feel (not like this commercial fitness centers) and its much cheaper too. But as a member of FF, i must say i'm quite comfortable there so far..... haven't really checked out ghetto gyms myself... wouldn't mind joining one tho. 

Anabolic Gym by egonutritions are way cheaper than FF. but you don't get fancy group exercises and stuff like that. its pure weights and hammer strength machines which are suitable for weight lifters.