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To mark Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 13 May to Sunday 19 May) that's themed on 'Movement: Moving more for our mental health', The Gym Group is offering totally FREE one-day passes at all 236 of its gyms (find your nearest).

A day pass would normally cost from £7.99, but this differs depending on location. You can use the free pass all day on your chosen day, from gym opening time until closing. You'll be able to participate in group exercise classes too with the free day pass.

Here's how to get it:

Select your chosen gym that you'd like to claim the pass at and click ‘day passes’ under ‘our memberships’ (see the image below)
Select ‘1 day pass’ and choose the day you’d like to visit between 13-19 May only. You can book and use your day pass on the same day if you want, there's no need to give notice
Add promo code: FREE and redeem your free day pass
Once you've claimed this online, an entry pin code will be sent via email and text message to you which you'll need to enter and exit the gym

See more ways to get fit for free (or cheaply) with our MoneySaving gym guide.

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