Planet Fitness In New Jersey Offers Teens Free Summer Gym Memberships

Let’s be honest, being a teenager in New Jersey can get stressful. Between school, sports, jobs, friends, and being glued to phones all day, it’s easy to feel tired and burned out. That’s why staying physically fit really matters. Whether it’s shooting hoops at the park, walking the boardwalk, going to the gym, skateboarding, surfing, or just getting outside with friends, staying active helps teens feel better both physically and mentally.

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And here in Jersey, we’ve got plenty of ways to stay moving all year long. Staying fit isn’t about trying to look perfect. It’s about having more energy, feeling confident, lowering stress, and actually feeling good while enjoying your teenage years.

Planet Fitness’s FREE High School Summer Pass Open House Events for Local New Jersey Teens

Planet Fitness is offering special memberships for NJ teens this summer, and to get details, they are holding an Open House today, Thursday, May 28th, from 4-8 PM at Local Planet Fitness gyms in New Jersey.

The next open house is today from 4 to 8 p.m. at local Planet Fitness clubs, giving teens ages 14–19 and their parents the chance to tour the gym, meet staff and sign up on-site for free summer gym access through August 31st.

The final Open House will be held next Thursday, June 4th, from 4-8 PM. Contact your local Planet Fitness Gym for more details.

Teens 14-19 can hit the gym for free all summer long in a Judgement Free Zone powered by Gymshark. Prioritize your mental and physical health today.

“At Planet Fitness, our mission is to break down the barriers to fitness, and the High School Summer Pass® program is a key part of that,” said Colleen Keating, CEO of Planet Fitness. “Young people are increasingly prioritizing their mental and physical health and making fitness part of their daily lives. This program gives teens the unique opportunity to build lifelong healthy habits in a welcoming and non-intimidating environment during the important months when school is out.”