I recommended a chain gym because it means that you can, generally, use other gyms in the event that you might be closer to a different one at any given time. For instance, if you're a member of a WSC out in VA, but are going to be in the District on a Saturday, you could workout at one of the district WSC's potentially saving time.
As for commute, if it is on your way to/from work, then the commute is fine. If it is going to be a total pain to get to then try and find something that isn't. When I switched jobs, I switched my home gym because I knew that I wouldn't want to have to head out of my way to go to the gym.
There is basically nothing at all between my home and my work - no shopping, no restaurants, there are a couple banks, a 7-Eleven, a couple of carry-outs, and an office park.
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Date: 2006-11-10 03:00 pm (UTC)As for commute, if it is on your way to/from work, then the commute is fine. If it is going to be a total pain to get to then try and find something that isn't. When I switched jobs, I switched my home gym because I knew that I wouldn't want to have to head out of my way to go to the gym.
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Date: 2006-11-10 06:36 pm (UTC)