Compare three things

Compare the coaching format, the session times you can use and the full fee for the same period. Equipment access alone does not tell you how much individual support a plan includes.

An imagined comparison: one price card says ₹4,000 a month; another says ₹20,000 for three months. Your calculator can divide. It cannot tell you which coaching you need.

Evidence: [1] [2] [5]

Generated paper-cut illustration of a fictional Indian adult comparing individual and small-group coaching tickets, with a gym bag beside the bench.
AI-generated conceptual illustration of coaching choices; clock times are symbolic. No real IMFIT member or facility is shown.

Equipment access and coaching are different questions

A membership can include equipment and trainer guidance without being a fully personalised, one-to-one service. “Individual training” describes how you train; it does not automatically mean a coach is allocated exclusively to you.

At IMFIT Madhapur, every gym plan includes trainer guidance, taxes and equipment access on both floors. The useful comparison is the programme’s coaching format and schedule, rather than assuming one fee unlocks equipment the others cannot use.

Evidence: [1] [2] [5]

See the idea

Compare the same period, then the training format

Published three-month options, with taxes and both-floor equipment access included.

  • ₹11,000 / 3 months

    Angadh · individual training

    Format: coached strength, movement and conditioning. Days available: Monday–Saturday. Ask: which session times fit me?

  • ₹20,000 / 3 months

    Shakthi · small group

    Format: up to five members in one scheduled batch. Training: Monday–Friday. Ask: can I attend that batch, and is a place available?

Checked 21 October 2026. Angadh is individual coached functional training; Shakthi is a scheduled small group. Neither is the dedicated one-to-one PT format. Confirm availability and enrolment terms.

Evidence: [1] [2] [3] [5]

Put the prices on the same time scale

Angadh’s published one-month fee starts at ₹4,000. Shakthi’s ₹20,000 covers the full three-month small-group programme. Comparing those two headline numbers directly mixes a monthly price with a three-month total.

For a three-month comparison, the published Angadh option is ₹11,000 and Shakthi is ₹20,000. Both include taxes and both-floor equipment access. That still does not make one a universal bargain: they are different training formats. Choose the support you need, then confirm the total and terms for your chosen period.

Evidence: [1] [2] [3]

Same goal. Two different preferences.

Return to the two price cards with these imagined preferences—not real member stories.

One beginner likes a regular group and can reliably make the 6:30–7:30 PM slot. Shakthi’s scheduled small-group format is worth discussing, subject to a place being available. The reason is the fit between that person’s preference and the format—not a promised fat-loss result.

Another prefers training individually and cannot commit to one fixed group batch. Angadh is a relevant option to explore. Ask which coached session times are actually available; Monday–Saturday availability is not a promise that every time you suggest can be accommodated.

The calculator has done its job. The next question is about the week you can actually use.

Evidence: [2] [3]

Where do strength and cardio, and PT, fit?

Strength and cardio membership starts at ₹2,500 a month. It includes resistance machines, free weights, cardio and trainer guidance, with access to both floors. Do not mistake the lower headline fee for an absence of guidance. Ask whether this format supplies the support you want.

For a complete personalised workout plan and dedicated one-to-one coaching, personal training starts at ₹10,000 a month for four training days a week. Fees vary with goals and training complexity. Confirm the individual quote, coach and schedule. This is distinct from Angadh’s individual functional training.

Evidence: [4] [5]

Put it into practice

Before you pay: four things to confirm

  • The coaching

    Can you describe the guidance and personalisation your chosen programme includes?

  • The usable time

    Have you checked the actual session or batch times and current availability?

  • The complete price

    Is the quote for one month or a longer period, and what is the total including taxes?

  • The enrolment terms

    Have you asked about payment, missed sessions, changes and cancellation before agreeing?

Use these checks for the option you are considering. They do not reserve a place or establish payment, cancellation or rescheduling terms.

Evidence: [1] [6]

Choose a clear question before choosing a plan

The useful next step is more specific than “Which is your best package?” Try: “I want help with strength and conditioning, I can make these times, and I prefer individual training. Which format covers that, and what is the full fee for my chosen period?”

Or name the fixed batch you can attend and ask about group places. You have turned a price comparison into a support comparison.

These are published IMFIT details checked on 21 October 2026. Confirm current availability and enrolment terms with the team. Sunday is closed. An enquiry is a request, not a confirmed visit or session.

Evidence: [1] [6]

Questions people ask

Does both-floor access mean I can join any coaching batch?

Shared equipment access does not itself establish enrolment in another coaching programme. Confirm which programme and, where relevant, which batch your fee covers. The programme determines the training format.

Evidence: [1]

Can I pay a three-month fee one month at a time?

A published three-month total does not establish an instalment option. Ask the team to confirm the payment arrangement and enrolment terms. Dividing a total by three for comparison does not create a monthly payment agreement.

Evidence: [1] [6]

Build your next step

Sources and further reading

  1. IMFIT membership: published plans, duration totals and inclusions; checked 21 October 2026
  2. IMFIT Angadh: individual coached functional training and availability; checked 21 October 2026
  3. IMFIT Shakthi: small-group size, batch schedule and three-month fee; checked 21 October 2026
  4. IMFIT strength and cardio: trainer guidance, access and published fees; checked 21 October 2026
  5. IMFIT personal training: one-to-one format, four days and quote conditions; checked 21 October 2026
  6. IMFIT shareable plans guide: formats, included access and enquiry terms; checked 21 October 2026

Sources checked 2026-10-21.

This article is for general information and does not replace professional medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for guidance suited to your needs.

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