Shelling out money for Gym

Gbex says: If you're on a budget, you might think exercise is a little too expensive. However, regular exercise can help you save on health care costs in the long run. Saving money is always a priority when financial times get tough.

You may think getting a good workout requires shelling out money for gym memberships or tons of equipment, but there are alternatives. The good news? You don't need expensive equipment or gym memberships to do it.

One option is to buy fitness equipment that has multiple uses. Some of the popular infomercial gadgets, like ab machines or bun and thigh gadgets, only work one part of the body and can be expensive. You can try plenty of other alternatives to do a variety of activities that will save both money and time.

It may seem like a luxury to buy a home treadmill or elliptical trainer. But, again, having something you can use at home can save gym membership fees while letting you exercise any time you like. If the whole family uses it, you’ll get even more for your money.