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any idea how much is fitness first pre sale price?
if one club access how much compared to all clubs access?
 
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Hi guys,

helping my consultant so for new membership, do pm me for the best deal.

For existing members, membership rate per mth can be reduced to 136 through AIA vitality program. Your normal rates should range from 15x to 17x. If you are keen do pm me for more info too cheers.

Just to be transparent here, i am a planner from AIA. AIA Vitality rates are for people who have existing AIA policy. Any policy will do. If you have one, i can do up the vitality membership for you. If you don't, you can sign up for a cheap accident plan that covers for any mishaps in the gym so it means that you are getting free coverage in return. I would say its a no-brainer deal if you are keen to work out at Fitness First.

If you need any clarification, feel free to PM me.

Thanks for reading.

PS: Many users here are on AIA vitality program. The low monthly rate is just one of the benefits. You can search yourself for the AIA Vitality thread. Cheers
 
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No photos can borrow? :o

0400392G said:
I have recently had my first club reinstated after leaving Ff for a while. I noticed the card given is just a plain red card without photos or details of membership. Not even the first club word was found on the card. Is that the correct one? The previous version of first club card I had had a silver backdrop stating first club


Sorry but I didn't want to be bringing guests and them having to check if I am a first club member or not
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Bobbyss said:
Hi guys,

helping my consultant so for new membership, do pm me for the best deal.

For existing members, membership rate per mth can be reduced to 136 through AIA vitality program. Your normal rates should range from 15x to 17x. If you are keen do pm me for more info too cheers.

Just to be transparent here, i am a planner from AIA. AIA Vitality rates are for people who have existing AIA policy. Any policy will do. If you have one, i can do up the vitality membership for you. If you don't, you can sign up for a cheap accident plan that covers for any mishaps in the gym so it means that you are getting free coverage in return. I would say its a no-brainer deal if you are keen to work out at Fitness First.

If you need any clarification, feel free to PM me.

Thanks for reading.

PS: Many users here are on AIA vitality program. The low monthly rate is just one of the benefits. You can search yourself for the AIA Vitality thread. Cheers
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Hey! What's the cheapest AIA policy that qualifies for this?
 
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Bobbyss said:
Hi guys,

helping my consultant so for new membership, do pm me for the best deal.

For existing members, membership rate per mth can be reduced to 136 through AIA vitality program. Your normal rates should range from 15x to 17x. If you are keen do pm me for more info too cheers.

Just to be transparent here, i am a planner from AIA. AIA Vitality rates are for people who have existing AIA policy. Any policy will do. If you have one, i can do up the vitality membership for you. If you don't, you can sign up for a cheap accident plan that covers for any mishaps in the gym so it means that you are getting free coverage in return. I would say its a no-brainer deal if you are keen to work out at Fitness First.

If you need any clarification, feel free to PM me.

Thanks for reading.

PS: Many users here are on AIA vitality program. The low monthly rate is just one of the benefits. You can search yourself for the AIA Vitality thread. Cheers
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Was wondering about the membership fees per month, thanks for info.
 
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Does FF run any kind of trial? Would like to check it out (equipment, crowd)
 
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Hi all, just a question.
Are you able to get first club if you are a totally new member but bought a old transferred membership?
 
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Bobbyss said:
Hi guys,

helping my consultant so for new membership, do pm me for the best deal.

For existing members, membership rate per mth can be reduced to 136 through AIA vitality program. Your normal rates should range from 15x to 17x. If you are keen do pm me for more info too cheers.

Just to be transparent here, i am a planner from AIA. AIA Vitality rates are for people who have existing AIA policy. Any policy will do. If you have one, i can do up the vitality membership for you. If you don't, you can sign up for a cheap accident plan that covers for any mishaps in the gym so it means that you are getting free coverage in return. I would say its a no-brainer deal if you are keen to work out at Fitness First.

If you need any clarification, feel free to PM me.

Thanks for reading.

PS: Many users here are on AIA vitality program. The low monthly rate is just one of the benefits. You can search yourself for the AIA Vitality thread. Cheers
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Hi Bobby, pls pm me with more details. I dont have any AIA insurance but i'm interested to sign for FF.
 
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ghost KL sign up then come here use 30 times in 3 months :(
 
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