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FIRST polled fitness pros for the secrets to finding the perfect workout that won’t break the bank!

Last year, nearly 95% of Americans made resolutions to either save money or get healthier—and some resolved to do both. With the rising costs of gyms, workout equipment and more, it may seem like these two resolutions don’t go hand in hand. Fortunately, experts say you don’t have to shell out big money to get fit.

“Competition in the fitness field is great news for the consumer, and right now is the best time to save since so many gyms, trainers and companies want new business and offer big discounts,” says fitness pro Kecia Clarke, author of Fitness Is a Way of Life. “According to a study in the Journal of the American Heart Association, regularly working out saved participants up to $2,500 a year in medical costs.”

But you don’t want to pay for gym services or workout gear you won’t use. The good news: Answering a few questions about your preferences can help you find the best way to get fit—for less. Start at the top of the next page to discover your savings!