Rates last confirmed: November 2026 (Fitness First Philippines official membership page). Gym prices change often because of promos, lock-in terms and branch pricing. Always contact Fitness First directly for the latest rates before you sign up or pay. Body by Coach Jeff is not affiliated with Fitness First; this guide is for information only.
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Fitness First is one of Southeast Asia’s largest premium gym brands, with 9 clubs in the Philippines (3 Premium + 6 Platinum), 2,300+ monthly group classes, and the newest flagship, Fitness First Platinum OPUS at Bridgetowne, Quezon City. Here’s what membership costs going into 2027.
Quick answer: Home Club from ₱2,390/month, Passport from ₱2,800/month, zero joining fee, and FITPASS credits from ₱646 each if you don’t want a contract.
Fitness First Philippines Membership Rates (2027 Guide)
| Plan | Rate | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Home Club | From ₱2,390/month | One club only |
| Premium Passport | From ₱2,800/month | All 3 Premium clubs |
| Platinum Passport | ~₱3,300–₱3,600/month (12- vs 5-month package) | All 9 clubs incl. OPUS |
| FITPASS | From ₱646/credit | Pay per use; packs of 3–50 credits, no contract |
| Day access (trial value) | ₱950/day | Ask for a free 1-day trial with a gym tour |
| Joining fee | ₱0 | No joining fee on Home Club or Passport plans |
Partner deals regularly cut these rates further. Manulife customers, for example, get 10% off 5- and 12-month Premium/Platinum packages until December 31, 2026 — bringing the 12-month Platinum rate to about ₱2,970/month.
What’s Included
- Full gym floor and free weights at your access level
- 2,300+ monthly group classes — HYROX, HIIT, cycling, yoga and more
- International Passport (Platinum Passport): up to 30 visits a year at 91+ Fitness First clubs in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines
- Locker rooms and showers; swimming pool at Platinum Aura
- OPUS extras: Watson gym equipment, ice plunge, infrared sauna and HYROX training
Which Fitness First Plan Should You Get?
- Home Club (₱2,390+): You train at one club near home or work. Best value.
- Premium Passport (₱2,800+): You split time between two Premium clubs.
- Platinum Passport: You want OPUS, Aura’s pool, or train across Makati, BGC, Alabang and QC.
- FITPASS: You travel, have an irregular schedule, or train fewer than 4–5 times a month.
Quick math: At ₱646 per credit, FITPASS beats Home Club only if you visit about 3 times or fewer a month.
Tips to Pay Less in 2027
- Book the free gym tour — it unlocks that month’s membership offer.
- Check bank and insurance partner promos (Manulife, credit card tie-ups).
- Watch for “months free” promos — Fitness First has offered up to 4 months free on sign-ups.
- Lock a 12-month package for the lowest monthly rate.
Is Fitness First Worth It?
Yes, if classes are part of your training, you want premium recovery amenities, or you travel in Southeast Asia.
Maybe not, if you only lift — you’re paying for amenities you won’t use.
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FAQ
How much is Fitness First per month in the Philippines?
From ₱2,390/month (Home Club) and from ₱2,800/month (Passport), with no joining fee.
Does Fitness First have a day pass?
Day access is valued at ₱950. FITPASS credits start at ₱646 and need no contract.
Which Fitness First club has a pool?
Fitness First Platinum Aura (BGC).
Can I use Fitness First abroad?
Yes, Platinum Passport members can activate the International Passport for up to 30 visits a year across Southeast Asia.
Rates are based on Fitness First Philippines’ published information as of November 2026 and may change. Confirm at your preferred club.
Sources
- Fitness First Philippines – Membership
- Fitness First – Platinum OPUS FAQ
- Fitness First – Membership FAQ
- Manulife Move – Fitness First partner offer
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