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Via Priority app on Thursdays only

If you're on O2 or a Virgin Media broadband customer, you can get a day pass for £1 at PureGym (find your nearest) on Thursdays via the Priority app.

This deal runs each week until Thursday 21 December and there are 5,000 £1 passes released each Thursday from 00.01am until 11.45pm that night. You can use the £1 pass any time from gym opening until 11.59pm on that particular Thursday it's valid for.

PureGym membership differs in price depending on location, with some normally costing £14.99 while others we saw were up to £25.99. We reckon £1 for a day pass is a good deal as there is no time limit on how long you spend there during that day.

You can also use the day pass to participate in PureGym classes too, such as Pump, Cycle, HIIT and more.

How to get it

Both Virgin Media broadband customers and O2 customers can use the Priority app to access perks and rewards. If you haven't got the app already, you can download it for iPhone or Android, and sign up for free.

If you're a Virgin Media broadband customer, you can register using the email address linked to your Virgin Media account, while O2 customers can register using their mobile number. Once you've logged into your account, you can access the Priority offers. Search for the £1 day pass PureGym offer, then once you've found it tap 'use now’ and you will be directed to the PureGym website. The app will provide you with a voucher code in order to redeem this deal.

Select the club you would like to visit, followed by selecting ‘Day Passes’, then ‘1 Day Pass’. Tap 'add promo code' and enter your code. You'll then need to pay £1 and you will be sent an email with your entry access PIN or QR code to gain entry to your selected gym. Any code unused by 11.59pm will become invalid, so if you claim a code but don't use it you'll need to get a new code for the following week.

The offer can't be used at: Bristol Union Gate, London Beckton, London Canary Wharf, London Clapham, London Bow Wharf, Dunfermline, London Finsbury Park, London Fulham, London Holloway Road, London South Kensington and Tonbridge.

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