Sports & Fitness

For those who ski or play golf only once or twice per year, renting or leasing equipment can be cost-effective. Not to mention the attic or basement space you'll save from not having to store bulky equipment. Treadmills, camping gear, exercise bikes and skis are a few examples of … [Read more...] about Rent instead of buy on high-end, seldom used sporting equipment

The cheaper seats in most arenas and stadiums are in the middle or upper decks. While some might consider this the "nosebleed" section, they might actually afford better views since you can look down on the whole field of play. If the stadium is not crowded, the ushers might let … [Read more...] about Go for the cheap seats at a ball game

More and more health insurance plans are offering health and wellness perks to entice their members to get into better shape.  For example, some offer a lower premium for regular gym-goers, while others offer discounts on fitness equipment, active wear, and vitamins. Some … [Read more...] about Take advantage of stay-fit discounts through health insurance plans

Check with the local bowling alley - some have special off-peak rates for early morning or late night bowlers. You might save a few dollars per game, or be able to rent the lane for a couple of hours on the cheap. If they charge a flat fee per bowler, try to get separate lanes … [Read more...] about Take advantage of off-peak rates at bowling alleys

Just like with concerts, if someone bought a ticket to the game and can no longer go, you might score a great deal. First check Craigslist.org or the newspaper classifieds. Then try sites like Stubhub.com, Ticketsnow.com and Ebay.com. These sites have a range of tickets, from … [Read more...] about Look for sporting event ticket bargains online