Bill Everett
A good gym in Watford, Herts?
Does anyone know of a good gym in Watford? I was at Watford Leisure Centre, but now its at the Bill Everett and i’m not too keen.
I would like to pay about £30 a month.
Thanks!
There’s a fairly decent cheap gym down on Queens Road near the ringroad. Opposite a new block of flats that’s nearly finished.
It’s also women only which might appeal to you.
There’s no Pool or anything there, mosty Cardio, but they do have some new stuff like ‘toning tables’. It’s very geared towards a female workout.
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