The Bargain Hunter: Pay as you do a gym workout

 

John Hall
Saturday 03 March 2012 01:00 GMT
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If you're keen to workout but can't join a gym because you regularly travel or prefer short-term memberships, your worries are over.

PayAsUGym.com is a great new website that allows customers to purchase day passes at more than 250 gyms around the UK from a credited central account. Even better, an every day pass purchased via Pay As U Gym comes with a 60 per cent discount, and your options range from luxury spas to bog-standard cardiovascular centres, meaning there's something for all fitness regimes and budgets.

Get kitted out for spring at Gap

It's March – which can only mean one thing: spring is on the way. Now's the time to prep your wardrobe – and you could do worse than visit Gap where, for a limited time only, all khakis are £25. It's the perfect all-weather gear to see you through this unpredictable season, and comes complete with Gap's first-class reputation for fashionable but durable clothing.

Land a good deal at Mullarkeys Direct

Speaking of seasonal change, did you know that mid-March marks the end of the coarse fishing season? Make the most of the time you have remaining by taking advantage of the annual price reductions over at Mullarkeys Direct (Mullarkeys.co.uk). With rods and other equipment available at less than two-thirds of the RRP, not to mention specialised clothing costing a fraction of their high-street price, it's a must-visit website for anglers.

YO! Sushi's discount dining

Earlier this week YO! Sushi confirmed a special, one-day-only offer to celebrate its 15th anniversary. On Thursday 15 March, all belt dishes at Yo! Sushi's flagship Poland Street restaurant will be available for just 97p – a huge discount taking in over 90 Japanese-inspired classics, including traditional sushi and sashimi, chicken katsu curry, salmon teriyaki and yakisoba noodles, among many others.

j.hall@independent.co.uk

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