Joined my friend as her guest for the day, and this place really feels luxurious. A giant…read moremultilevel facility with indoor outdoor amenities, and everything in between. I got the grand tour and saw all of the special workout rooms, childcare, coworker space, Pickleball courts, pools, recovery, areas, cold, plunges, saunas, and more. I loved how vast the actual gym floor was, with plenty of machines and free weights, everything you could think of, and not too crowded. Although it was a Saturday afternoon, I get the feeling that it's never unbearably crowded. They have enough machines to go around to avoid long lines. I got a great workout in, and then we hit the showers. We went in the sauna for a bit, as well as switched between the hot tub and cold plunge, it was really nice. I love that the locker rooms have everything you need, large and small towels, toiletries, and hairdryers The showers are hot with great water pressure and everything feels very clean. I had such a nice experience here. However, I don't think it's worth the membership price. Not only is it almost half an hour from me, but even if it was two minutes away, i don't think i could justify the $330 a month price tag. There's just not enough value there.

Update for 2025 apparently if you bring a guest you need to pay $50 to go outside pool... and $25…read morefor children... Denver West management needs to re-think this and maybe focus on keeping the gym clean especially the locker rooms.

It's a gym. Play music. I know a lot of people have earbuds, but some don't. I can't stand them…read more But when you ask to to turn on the sound, that act like it's not cool. It's a fun. Play music. And if a member has anxiety with lights and sounds. He should go to an another place, not make the whole meme warship base cater to him.

I switched to this location after the Lakewood location started going downhill. Sadly, this…read morelocation also seems to be struggling with maintaining equipment. There are 9 squat racks and as of yesterday, only 4 had all of the hooks and safety bars intact. Despite the crowding (which is constant) I do like this location so I hope they address the issues that seem to be coming up instead of turning jnto the Green Mountain location.

This place is the best! They have so many activities for kids so many wonderful classes and…read moreincredible facilities. If you find yourself, wondering what to do today. We'll head over to Apex and knock yourself out. It's amazing.

Great prices for membership and so much is included! We love the benefits of being resident members…read morehere, from the childcare drop off while the parents workout to discounts for birthday parties. The facility is clean and well organized and the classes are taught by instructors who really know their stuff. A great community rec center!

I would run from this place. The worst Crossfit gym I have been to in terms of programming and…read moreownership. The gym space itself is good. The programming is poor - there is little to no weightlifting in the first half and the workout is saved for the second half. Class times are limited to about 8 per day compared to other boxes that offer up to 14 per day. There were many times I stood around for the first half because the coach would be explaining how to do each lift for long periods of time. I think it is great to review but if you need to have each lift broken down each time then make a newbie training class. For those with experience, it's a waste of time. I didn't make much progress at this Crossfit. Alane, the owner, is horrible. She doesn't respond to emails. She doesn't respect diversity as she misgendered my friend many times. She loves to chat when she is coaching classes - another time I would stand around for long periods of time waiting for her to lead the class. She also cancels classes if Jeffco schools cancel school which is ridiculous.

This a fantastic gym! The coaches are fantastic and motivating! You can't beat the community at…read morethis gym very welcoming and fun.

Great gym in the off hours but try to go after work or on the weekends and it's always very packed…read more The weights portion of the gym could use a few extra squat racks as well, theres usually a line to use them.

Making my way through ALL the Movement gyms in Colorado! Visited Golden on a random weekday…read moreafternoon, and it was uncharacteristically busy because of the holidays. Staff is great, not just because I know some of the instructors, and there's plenty of parking. I thought the bouldering routes were more challenging than those at other Movement gyms, but they're just holds I'm less used to. Definitely coming back more often, and perhaps next time I'll bring my climbing harness.

Let's talk about what Ethos is doing during this pandemic. I've been to Ethos, the hair stylist,…read moregrocery stores, home improvement stores, and the doctor (twice) since our Safer At Home orders have started. And I've felt the safest at Ethos. Everyone is in masks, everyone has their own bottle of cleaner to wipe down equipment, and everyone has their own 10'-15' space in the gym to work out. Doors are open, the ceilings are high, and classes are limited to 6 people. They are making a huge effort to clean every day, and everyone is screened for symptoms before entering the gym. Honestly, I was more worried picking up an order at Home Depot than I've been at Ethos - they are taking our health and safety extremely seriously. As a former athlete with multiple surgeries under my belt, I've been in and out of gyms and physical therapy my whole life. I went through years of very expensive personal trainers only to see minimal gains. I decided to try Ethos after hearing about it from former teammates. What I found was a gym that challenged me, with a team of trainers that are dedicated to every member's success. After 40+ years of destroying my body, I'm now learning how to breathe and move in a different way in order to prevent further injuries. In less than a year I've gained more strength and confidence than I ever did with 10 years of personal trainers. Simply put, Ethos is the best.

I started at Ethos to train for Jiu Jitsu on a 3 month trial membership. I was so impressed by the…read morecoaches that I became a full time member. I am so glad they were able to reopen after the Covid shut down. I was concerned about working out with a mask but it's actually not too bad. They are doing a great job limiting the number of people and keeping all of the equipment clean and sanitized.

Started up at F45 for a New Year's resolution and I am so glad I did. It's the perfect amount of…read morestructure and accountability for me. They even helped me set up my calorie and protein goals to get started. After 2 months I have lost 20 pounds of fat and excited to keep going!

F45 is not just a gym, it's more of a community with passonate coaches that care about members…read morereaching our goals.

Training bets are rude & are only friendly with their clients. It's a small gym, I've been a…read moremember for years. I go regularly. Kate sits in the office all day on her phone, Tyco takes up all the space in the back gym w no consideration of the other members who also want to use that space. There's no member engagement, smiling faces, consideration for others use of the equipment. I had a great experience with Derek who showed me how to use & interpret the results from the in body scan. He has helpful, friendly & had a great attitude. It's a shame how much turn over & the quality has gone downhill. The pool is always closed, the e gym takes up so much space in an already small gym. Cardio equipment is always down.

This summer camp has gone way down hill and unfortunately the management of the childcare program…read moredoesn't seem to care. The managers are not on site, and rarely, if ever, visited the location last summer. We have gone to camp here for four consecutive summers. Previously the summer camp was AMAZING. Under the care of Ms Isabel, who unfortunately left in June of 2024, the camp was well run, the campers and staff all seemed happy, and for kids like my son who have more difficulty in social settings, they did a great job with accommodations. We recruited all of our friends to join us at the camp, and things rapidly fell apart. Fast forward to Summer of 2024 after Isabel left, the camp was a disaster. I was able to leave with my kids without telling anyone, they rarely had the sign out system that worked so no one knew who was able to pick up the kids anyway. Our friends pulled their kids from camp after severe bullying and our kids were out in 100+ degree heat for hours several days a week having unorganized time. Just recently, as we were trying to make a pivot for out of school days to another option, my son was "lost" for an hour before anyone realized he wasn't in his group. He was sent home for going inside because his counselor couldn't find him. When I was called they told me he wandered outside but in reality he went inside and sat by the managers office for an hour before anyone approached him. The next day he was forced to play a game (he's autistic and noise is an issue for him and we have accommodations in place for this sort of thing) or told that he would have to be picked up by me. He was hit from behind and hit the floor, ultimately breaking his front two teeth. When I was called, the counselor made it seem like no big deal and told me he "may have chipped a tooth" which in actuality resulted in emergency dental surgery. Long story short, this will cost us thousands of dollars, and I can't even get an email back from the YMCA to see what next steps are, or to cancel my membership. Other friends have been tempted to call CPS due to the lack of regard these young counselors have for the kids. They may be affordable for camp, but with the sign up just around the corner, I needed to say my piece. I don't feel safe with my kids at this location and can't imagine they will get it together in time for summer with the amount of competent adults they have lost over the years.