Hyochang Park is about 30 mins away there's good calisthenics stuff there. Pullups, dips, lots of good stuff 

It’s not common, so my guess is that you would need to contact the gyms that offer classes directly.

To my knowledge, there are no such gyms offering open times. Generally, they want people to go in for a class/ buy a membership. Only people I know who open access were the coaches who work there. That being said, maybe try 4TP fitness

Whats the cruisy ones in HK?

Just download jackd and go to jongno3ga, Sillim, and Itaewon

try ymca near jongro 3ga station.

Just get some rings and look for a tree branch, swing set, basketball hoop, etc. 

Make your own calisthenics park. 

Han River has a nice outdoor pullup and stuff along with nice scenery for walks and runs

Coffee shops, fried chicken restaurants, and gyms are probably the most oversaturated markets in Korea.

Working out is very big here. Most decent neighborhoods will have good gym saturation. There are also several types. You've got run of the mill gyms, woman focused gyms, personal training only gyms, pilates/yoga, crossfit, 24 hour operation etc...

Look into F45 - they seem to be popping up all over the place

Lot's of gym owners have been struggling since covid outbreak, and many gyms were closed already. I also got refund from my gym last year.

Have you ever been to a cafe in Korea? Gyms are basically like that but with exercise equipment. Think of them as cafes that don't have traditional tables and chairs; instead, you relax on gym equipment while talking to your friends and looking at your phone.

I think any gym thats not gym tipi is fine lol

Granted this was like a year back so the guy might not be there anymore, but my friend had bad experiences with one of the trainers there. Classic horny trainer simping on girls and then going too far...

You can try 스타칼리

I haven't been to too many of them, but it really depends on your area more than anything. Seoul is HUGE! I could recommend one and it could be an hour or more away. Also, do you speak Korean? Most have English speakers, but it's always good to check in. If you could be more specific, I could run a search and make a few calls.

There are many beautiful boxes that have trained regional athletes, but it depends how far you want to travel and what languages everyone is comfortable with.

I lived in Seoul for a few years and my favorite boxes were CrossFit Limelight and CrossFit 4TP. 4TP is English friendly and HUGE for Seoul. Lotta boxes and some are pretty small with shit floors.

I don't speak korean. I made a search on Instagram and yes, Limelight and 4TP seemed good (and the only who answer my DM's). I tried to contact Gangnam but I had no answer. I will stay in Myeongdong area. If you can recommend some box near, it would be great!

4TP is amazing and has a great community.

how much is a drop in?

I work out at 광주 유도관. You should join it. Great for people who are interested in in-ring work outs like Judo.

You may want to specify where you live.

If you find a gym which is open 7 days a week, you could try negotiate a weekend only deal. I know a few in the military who negotiated something like this so they can work out on leave near their home.

Spoany.

You won’t find weekend only memberships, unless you want to pay per day.

Does anyone know where I can find a gym in Dongducheon?