A great community center where there are classes geared for all ages. The indoor swimming pool is…read moreconsidered the best in Santa Fe with times for everyone's desire from toddlers to seniors. The ice skating rink will soon be open again with hockey for adults and youths. Curling will also be offered. Learn to skate classes are very popular. A gymnasium with challenge courts, pickle ball and racket ball. The fitness center is where you can get into shape or stay in shape offer machines, yoga and Zumba classes. You can even hire a trainer. Where else can you find all this at a very reasonable rate. Look for yourself at https://santafenm.gov/community-services/recreation/genoveva-chavez-community-center-gccc

Love it! My problem is the sauna and hot tub are only open certain hours. Also many times they are…read moreout of order. The rest of the place is great.

It's a straightforward gym. They have all the things. It's $20 for a day pass and they supply…read morelocks and towels. You can't go wrong.

Everything about this place is great except one thing…read more.. There's a male patron doing naked yoga sessions in the sauna that is ruining it for everyone else (we call him sauna guy). We're not talking about basic stretches either, were talking full blown legs up in the air, grunting obnoxiously, doing the splits. Last time I was in there, he was literally doing the splits on his back; spread eagle for all to see! The only reason I'm putting this review in is because the owner and / or management need to know about this. I have already complained twice to the front desk, but the 20yr old kid on shift isn't going to do anything about it. Front desk kid even said they 'talked to the guy already, but he wont stop.' Hey how about suspending his membership? Then revoking it? It's not rocket science how to solve this problem. I don't care if he wants to stretch so he can get good at 'the splits' and I don't care that he wants to be nude, I care that he wants to do both at the same time and take up half the fkng sauna. Wear speedo shorts or don't put your balls up in the air. It's one or the other my guy. For clarity, I have included some images (not sure what yelp did with them) to help demonstrate to management the types of moves this guy is doing (while naked). He is visually assaulting my retinas and I've had enough of his inappropriate exhibitionist behavior. I'm just as tolerant as anyone else, but this creep has got to go!

Took Shenyse's 4:15 p.m. spin class and WOW--seriously one of the best classes I've ever taken. Her…read moreenergy is contagious, the playlist was , and she knows exactly how to push you while still making it fun and empowering. The ride flew by and I left feeling strong, motivated, and on such a high. If you're thinking about taking her class, do it. Shenyse is absolutely amazing!

Traveling in Santa Fe and did a leg workout in hotel with sore legs. Found the yoga studio on…read moreClassPass and went with a Saturday morning prana flow class. Glad that I made a reservation the day prior. It was fully booked out. I arrived 20 min prior. Was able to get mat, towel rentals (first visit with free rentals). The front desk gave a good overview of the studio. Once you walk in, to the right are cycling rooms, change rooms/shower rooms. To the left was the yoga studio. They offer a good variety of accessories, cork blocks or soft blocks. Etc. I didn't see foam roller but I could have missed it completely. Mat and mat towels are good. But it is common rental mat issue with some smells. The mat towel comes with good grip. Prana flow was good with excellent breath work. The chanting was greatly appreciated too. I found the fellow students seem to have practiced for a while. Some with great techniques and postures. Teacher here was awesome too. This seems to be a solid choice in Santa Fe. Glad that I found it and get to stretch out while in town.

This gym should have six stars…read more My husband and I stayed in Santa Fe for 5 weeks and joined Railyard Fitness. They have a special membership with no commitment for travelers and I cannot recommend this gym highly enough. The gym itself is clean, modern, bright and has a great energy. It features top of the line equipment and includes everything that you can possibly think of (rowers, ellipticals, treadmills, stair stepper, TRX bands, etc.). On top of the gym equipment, the membership includes access to red light therapy & Normatec compression for full body. For an additional cost, you can enjoy the sauna and cold plunge located in a separate locked room. The owner, Douglas, is so kind and welcoming. The other trainers are the same. If you have the opportunity, purchasing a training session(s) with any of them would be a great investment. You could tell each of their clients truly enjoyed them and they were consistently busy. With that, even with 3-4 trainers seeing clients, there was plenty of room for other members to workout. The gym itself has three separate workout areas and plenty of machines / equipment to be shared. If we lived in Santa Fe this would be the gym that I would join without question. We miss the gym every day! Thanks for an amazing experience!

Great drop-in experience. Easy connection: go online fill out form, pay, and get email with access…read morecode. Located right off Railyard . New and variety of equipment available. Wish more travel locations had this type of gym. Would do it again

Michelle Sandoval has years of experience teaching dance, arial yoga, and pole dancing and it…read moreshows! She's patient yet still able to motivate people and push them to improve their skills. Her facility is top-notch! Gorgeous decor and excellent equipment. I highly recommend her classes.

Saw Michael Franti here last weekend. He was wonderful and shouldn't be missed. Don't worry, he…read morewill be back. The park was prepared for this event. Lots and lots of porta-potties. Just enough food trailers so the lines were fast. Perfect size for the crowd.

I played pickleball at Fort Marcy, but did not go to the complex. I travel a lot playing…read morepickleball, the courts are nice, but it is crowded with the grouchiest old farts I have ever encountered!! Not welcoming at all, very cliquish, and one "lady" bit my head off for putting my paddle in the "wrong place.". She actually started screaming at me, as if I had set the place on fire! To put it mildly, they were not a fun group like I am used to. Too bad some people don't know how to actually enjoy the game.

I started at The Miller Gym back in December 2014 - more than half a year later, I am super happy…read morewith my decision to train here. Owned by Shane and Kim, The Miller Gym is in a warehouse off a Pacheco. It's a lovely space with a lot of natural light and bright colors. The gym has a half-wall in the middle which divides the space between the lifting platforms and other equipment. Kim spends a lot of time and energy maintaining the space, and it shows. This is probably the nicest gym environment in which I have ever trained. It feels welcoming and friendly rather than intimidating. I moved to The Miller Gym to work on Olympic lifts. I had been at a local Crossfit affiliate, but I found I wasn't making the strength gains I wanted. Shane creates the programming for each person based around goals, experience and abilities. In less than a year, I've found I've made a ton of improvement and definitely see gains in my lifting. That's a credit to Shane and Kim; the other lifters in the gym who give me really helpful feedback; and to me for getting in to train! (No amount of programming works if you don't go in.) Shane has a lot of experience coaching, and he's very patient and helpful. Other gym members include a whole range of community members, and even a decently-sized group that commutes up from Albuquerque. Ages range from teens to people in their 80s. There are a lot of women. The gym also has a weightlifting team (Miller Weightlifting) - it's an inclusive and friendly group. Stop by and check it out!

The best spot for weightlifting in Santa Fe hands down. Shane has been in the game for years, very…read moreintuitive, very professional, the programming is spot on. Shane and Kim make an amazing team! THANK YOU for your dedication

I never would have considered myself a powerlifter, but after working with Mimosa as my personal…read moretrainer for the past seven months, I can't wait to go to the gym three times a week. We started slowly, although I felt a difference in my body composition after only a month. And then we added more activity and more weight with every visit. Mimosa is always careful to work on form first and to make sure I'm comfortable with what we're doing. She's a true professional and endlessly patient. I've stayed consistent with this program when I've quit dozens before. At 64, I can say I feel more fit than I have in decades, and the work isn't too taxing - just envigorating!!

Best gym in Santa Fe for strength training of all varieties. High end competition standard…read moreequipment, including four combo racks and kilo plates. Highly recommend!

I live in Dallas and visit TAOS a looooot. In fact this has become my 2nd home. Yes, in Dallas I…read morehave a fancy humongous gym with every equipment you can dream of. I try to not quit working out when I go on vacations and I was lucky to find this hidden gem here. The gym is never crowded and tons of machines and free weights, cardio equipment etc. You can get a day pass or weekly pass. And you have 24 hour access. They have been really nice to me every time. One time they even gave me a 10 day pass for free because that was my first visit to the gym. This time bought a 10 day pass but unfortunately I lost the key to get in. On a Sunday morning when the gym is closed, I was desperate and didn't know how to get in. Calling their phone number went to voicemail. I messaged them on Yelp asking them if there was any way I could get in. I got a phone call within minutes and Brandon told me that I can go the gym and they will let me in. That is what customer service is all about guys! Check it out.

I am traveling for business and needed a couple of days workout - Deliberately Fit is a great…read morefacility - the people are friendly and and equipment well cared for and Brannon the Manager very helpful - I got week pass If passing through or staying awhile and keeping your fitness routine...this is the place to go!

Frank Baca is a great coach, very happy with him. I am seeing great results!!! Highly recommend!!!…read more Bulldog even put on a class regarding nutrition as an added perk.

So, I applied for a job with the Santa Fe county fire department. I was accepted based on my…read morequalifications and invited to take the civil service exam. I was a trite concerned because it is basically a suedo IQ test and my IQ is a humble 137. I passed, thank God, because I'm a judgmental prick and failing would be a huge dent to my ego. Upon passing(it was a pass/fail test) I was asked to take the CPAT(physical agility test). This, I was totally intimidated by. There are six exercises from 150 rotations on a three up three down step test within 10 minutes, hoisting a 42lb fire hose thirty feet up and down again, pushing a fire hose attached to a fire truck 75 feet, unleashing the water hitting a target to dragging a 175lb dummy 75 feet. For reasons I'll leave un-written, I didn't think I could muster up the strength to pass this test. My cardio is also extremely lacking to say the least. So, harnessing the drinking stamina of Bukowski mixed with a steadfast will I decided to try and ram twelve weeks of training into four days. I called all the gym's and spa's in town explaining what needed to happen. Not a one could grasp what my goals were, yet alone design a fool proof way to accomplish them except for Bulldog. I talked to a trainer there, told him my needs and desires and he designed a plan guaranteeing that if I could make it through his sessions I could pass the CPAT. I passed and did it in three minutes ten seconds. Far from the best and far from the worst, but I did it. Now, I'll kick back and wait for the call. They get four stars cause the facility is small, but not three cause the enthusiasm is huge. Thanks guys.