Five sessions at Gold's Gym Miranda for $55. Use them across 14 days, at any hour you like, and find out what training here actually feels like before you commit to anything.
Claim your 5 sessionsNew members only. 24/7 fob access included from day one.
Five full sessions, not a tour and a sales pitch.
Train at 5am or at 10pm. Your fob gets you in whenever your week allows, not only when a class happens to be on.
Every rack, machine and free weight on the floor is yours for the five sessions. No waiting around for the one bench to come free.
A body scan on your first visit, so you know exactly where you are starting from and can see what the five sessions actually changed.
Family owned and staffed by people who coach here every day. Ask anyone for a hand with a machine and you will get one.
Three steps and you are training this week.
Fill in the form below and pay your $55. That is the whole sign up.
We book your first session, set up your fob and run your Evolt body scan.
Any hour, any equipment, across the next 14 days. No lock in, no contract.
$55 for five sessions at 108 Parraweena Rd, Miranda. We will call you to book your first one.
New members only. Your five sessions must be used within 14 days of purchase. T&Cs apply. We will only contact you about this offer.
No. This is five sessions, not a membership. If you want to keep going afterwards, memberships at Miranda are $29.50 a week on a 12 month, or $34.50 a week with no lock in. Either way that is your call after the five, not before.
Most people claiming this have not. Tell the team on your first session and they will walk you through the floor and set the machines up with you.
Yes. The Kids Club creche is on site at Miranda. It is an add on, so ask the team when you come in and they will sort it out.
Any hour. Your fob gives you 24/7 access from your first session, and staff are on the floor through the day if you want a hand.
A body composition scan on the machine in the gym. It reads muscle, fat and a few other measures, so you get a real starting point on day one instead of guessing from the scales.