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Gyms in Mountain Home, ID

3 gyms in and around Mountain Home, Idaho — call ahead about childcare hours — many clubs staff the kids room only in the morning and early evening, and the hours change with the school year.

Mountain Home has about 16,912 residents, which works out to 18 gyms per 100,000 people. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate.

Gyms in Mountain Home

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  1. Anytime Fitness

    2600 American Legion Blvd, Mountain Home, ID 83647-6282

    24-hour access
  2. Peak Fitness Mountain Home

    1025 W 6th S, Mountain Home, ID 83647

    24-hour access
  3. Aura Fitness MH

    440 E 8th St N, Mountain Home, ID 83647

    No contract
3gyms
18per 100,000 residents
2with a phone
3with a website

Of the 3 gyms listed in Mountain Home, 2 give a phone number and 3 have a website. The nearest bigger selection is Boise with 20.

Mountain Home 3 gyms

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Is anything open 24 hours in Mountain Home?

2 of 3 run around the clock.

How much does a fitness trainer cost?

A fitness trainer typically costs between $40 and $100 per hour depending on location and experience. In Mountain Home, Idaho, you can explore 3 options (2 with direct phone numbers) on GymFinderAtlas to compare local rates. Working with a certified professional ensures proper form and steady progress.

How much are gym memberships?

Gym memberships usually range from $10 to $100 per month depending on amenities and commitment levels. In Mountain Home, Idaho, there are 3 locations listed on GymFinderAtlas to fit various budgets. Choosing a facility with flexible terms can help you stay on track financially.

How to use leg press machine?

Sit with your back flat against the pad, place your feet shoulder-width apart on the sled, and disengage the safety levers. Lower the sled slowly until your knees reach a 90-degree angle, then press through your heels without locking your knees. For hands-on instruction in Mountain Home, Idaho, check 3 local gyms on GymFinderAtlas to consult a certified trainer.