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I don't go to a gym, I have equipment in my basement so can't help you with first question. There is a bus that stops along Moorestown Main Street to center city. I have no idea how often it runs. If you want to take the train to Philly you can walk to a station along the Patco line if you live in Collingswood, Westmont or Haddonfield.
I guess it's possible to be okay without a car, but it would definitely be helpful, unless you have a bunch of friends with cars. Yes you can take the train to Philly, but you'll usually have to drive to the train station at least.
LA Fitness is a ripoff. I think you have to pay a $150 "registration fee" and then usually about $40 per month so you can hang out with a bunch of pretty boys who do nothing but bench.
Retro Fitness sounds like a good deal, although it looks like you have to pay a $50 startup fee there too. Another good deal is Planet Fitness, which also has locations in Moorestown and Cherry Hill and has memberships for $10 or $20 a month, with the $10 a month plan charging a $29 startup fee and a once per year $29 "annual rate guarantee fee" and the other one having a once per year $39 "annual rate guarantee fee." I've never been to a Retro Fitness, but one thing I don't really like about Planet Fitness is there isn't really any free weights.
stay far away from LA fitness. Id recommend retro too
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