This gym is great for the following reasons: - 24/7 member…read moreaccess - brand new equipment - super clean - complimentary towel service - never crowded - great lighting - member controlled pandora and tv's - swanky design and a great owner (Alex) As much as I don't want to advertise the gym and have it get overcrowded, this place is the real deal. Well done Alex.

Really love this place! Always neat and clean, have at least one of anything you'd need. Great for…read morepeople who want to go to the gym anytime, and for people who don't like overcrowded/busy gyms. Good place for beginners, intermediates, and advanced weight lifters. Friendly environment and the owner does well in keeping everything in tip-top shape, and genuinely cares about providing a great service to all members at a reasonable price!

CLASS is amazing!! I am so glad I found this community of wonderful women to have fun and lift some…read moreweights together. The owner, Paige, is simply incredible. She's encouraging, smart, kind and eager to help! She really knows her stuff and truly cares about everyone who walks through the doors. I adore her and I'm so happy she created this fantastic community for our area! Long live, CLASS!

Love this woman owned gym in Shawnee! It is a small but mighty gym. This has been such an amazing…read moreoutlet for my mental and physical health. The owner, Paige, has worked her butt off to start up this business. Expect 40 minute classes that are programmed for you focusing typically on heavy weights. You won't find much cardio here. Each day rotates through a different muscle group. Every member is so nice and welcoming. Love you CLASS!

The new ownership has taken over, bringing with it an incompetent and hostile management team--a…read moreclear reflection of the owners themselves. In particular, Gary Vanross stands out. He would do well to lay off the special supplements; perhaps then he could better regulate his emotions. He attempted to physically intimidate me by getting in my face. He spends more time sitting around and goofing off than doing his job. Instead of communicating professionally, he resorts to intimidation. Unfortunately, his behavior reinforces harmful stereotypes, such as the "angry Black male" trope, which is both disappointing and damaging. Maintenance is also slow to respond to repair requests, and there have been reports of ringworm, which raises serious hygiene concerns. After I signed the paperwork to cancel my gym membership, the gym continued to make unauthorized charges to my card. This appears to be a pattern, as other former clients have reported similar experiences. It seems to be a method of retaliation--an incredibly predatory move by the ownership. There are plenty of other gyms in the area worth considering.

I really enjoy this place. It's clean and not claustrophobic inside like some gyms. Staff is…read morefriendly and restrooms are always clean. The karate lessons are also great. I've been going for three months now and feel welcomed and it's also good that the instructor is a professional with his karate and his curtesy. Highly recommend.

I used to be a member of this gym and loved it! They are inside of First Baptist Church of Raytown…read moreand maintain and clean and quiet facility to work out. I joined because their prices were so incredibly cheap. If I remember, it was $24 a month. All of the treadmills have personal TV screens so you can watch a show to pass the time. It was never busy during the times I chose to work out, so I always had a good pick of machines. The bathrooms and locker areas were always cleaned and well-stocked. I had to drop my membership due to personal reasons, but if I were to ever join a gym again, ROC Fitness would be my first choice!

I guess to say my heart is in neighborhood fitness center.s The one's where you don't see a…read moresteroided muscle man walk around. I've decided from past experiences, I wanted one where I could easily freeze my membership due to work travel. I wanted a gym in my area, that was less than 10 minutes away....well, I found it. I received in the mail, a flyer saying the membership fee of $29 was waived in January for Roc fitness. I chose today to go and check it out. It's a small gym, with a small equipped weight room. The weight room has set of circuit machines for upper and lower body. There's cardio machines upstairs. There's also a 14 lap walking track. They have shower rooms with lockers. Overall, it's a pretty nice place. Great price, too: $22 a month. There's a $5 locker fee if you decided to get a permanent locker, and they charge a one time fee for the usb key to program a workout. I like that idea, and am going to do that. The classes change per season. I am interested in the adagio class, and the zumba classes. The staff were very helpful, and they arrange for an orientation, after you join. There's a cafe with, from what I've heard, the best French fries in Raytown. I suppose the gym is supposed to counter act the calories in the French fries? . Edit: This place grows on you. The more I am there, the more I like it.

Just try it! Fun to hit the bag on a good day. Even better to hit it on a bad day. State Line!read more

It is unfortunate that the prior rendition of this Title Boxing Club haunts the ratings here,…read morebecause the current location at 81st and State Line is a 5 star experience all around. I attended over 250 classes here between January 2023 and August 2025 (with the intention of going back eventually) and Rob and his crew are amazing people and wonderful boxing instructors. I have spent the last three years undergoing a gender transition and going to classes here has kept me alive and motivated during some dark and difficult moments. You will get whipped into shape fast, have tons of fun, AND learn a lot of valuable self defense skills without the need to engage in potentially painful and dangerous sparring.

Come on in & give it a try. You'll like the coaches & love the variety in the workout!read more

This is probably the most crowded, and absolutely the noisiest, exercise facility I've ever been…read morein. Because there was no question the music was playing at decibel levels that would actually harm your hearing, and the leader's shouting over it didn't help, I used an app to measure them at my 2nd class. From start to finish of the 45 min class, even though the music and the leader were less thundering, the decibels consistently measured at the "this WILL damage your hearing" levels. Add to that the jargon and the abbreviated commands they use, how fast you have jump on and off one machine to another, and how complicated the system is when it's a treadmill, rowing machine, and weights class, as a beginner I was completely lost and couldn't even understand what the instructor was saying. And that instructor kept pushing me to use weights that I knew were too heavy, even though I told her I'd been in physical therapy for an arm injury. There are NO "beginner"classes, or any other levels except "full speed ahead." The theory is that everyone will go at their own pace, which is not possible the way it's structured. The second instructor was much better, and it was "only" a treadmill class, but still the pace and the many variations every few minute were too challenging for me, a rank beginner, and someone just getting back into exercising. But ultimately, I would not continue working out in a place that would further damage my hearing.

The staff is friendly but subdued! Full gym with kids and adult programs…read more Best (heated) large pools, lap, rec & outdoor, recently renovated, with several aquatics classes. Top notch weight rooms & tartan indoor track. Also boxing area with bag glove appariti. Large & updated cardio equipment area inside the track. Ladies specialty classes in four closed and upscale Rooms. Great kids programs totally "security" separated from adult facilities and with advanced curricula. Full svc Spa. check it out ... Full lunch, munch & fresh food bar with very cool seating area, fireplaces, large TVs and spacious outdoor deck with a panoramic view. Great for personal or family recreation and advanced fitness. regimens! . By far the best value in the region.

I've been a Genesis member for about 3.5 years, and unfortunately, the Ridgeview location in Olathe…read morehas been a consistent disappointment. The only reason I've maintained my membership is because I'm a tennis player and regularly use other Genesis locations like 110th and Merriam. Ridgeview, however, is closest to my home, so I still visit in the mornings - and nearly every visit highlights ongoing issues that have never been resolved. To be fair, the staff is actually one of the bright spots. Most of them are attentive, friendly, and genuinely seem to care about members. The few who were not up to par are no longer there. This makes the situation even more frustrating, because the front-line staff is doing their part, but the overall facility conditions don't reflect their effort. Cleanliness is a major problem. The locker rooms, showers, and steam room are consistently dirty. I've personally seen trash, hair, and even toilet paper scattered across the steam room surfaces. The showers are regularly filthy, and the hot tub is frequently in unacceptable condition - cloudy, green, and foul-smelling. On one occasion, I tested the water myself and found zero chlorine or proper chemical balance, which is frankly unacceptable for a facility that markets itself as "luxury." Even basic amenities like towels are an issue. They are often stained, worn out, and sometimes visibly tattered - not what you expect from a premium-priced club. Equipment is another major problem. On any given day, it feels like only about 60% of the machines are actually functional. Broken cardio equipment, damaged weight machines, and even unsafe conditions - like equipment missing seats but still left on the floor for use - are common. It's not just inconvenient, it's dangerous. What's most frustrating is the lack of response or accountability from leadership. I've emailed staff, spoken with management, and even reached out higher up - and nothing changes. My most recent email detailing the condition of the steam room didn't even receive a response. There was recently a promise posted throughout the gym that new equipment would be installed by the end of Fall 2025. Those signs quietly disappeared in early January, and now the explanation is that they are "waiting on new flooring." This has reportedly been the excuse for years, and at this point it's hard to take seriously. This location is marketed as a premier Genesis club, but it falls well below the standard of other gyms in the Kansas City area. Even other Genesis locations, like the 135th Street club, are significantly better maintained and updated. At the end of the day, you're paying a premium price for what should be a high-end experience - and this location simply does not deliver. If you're considering a gym in the area, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Lifetime Fitness, while more expensive, at least delivers on cleanliness, maintenance, and overall quality.

I was a college athlete and have enjoyed working out and training for most of my life. I have been…read moreto a variety of gyms, including other class-based places. This has been my favorite and I specifically love this location as well. I started out coming to the Lenexa location because of my sister, and I pass a couple other OTs to come here. I have stuck with a Lenexa due to the coaches and "vibe" here. I recently upped my membership and class frequency because I genuinely enjoy coming here! I get so much more out of each session and push myself harder than I would just on my own. It definitely gets my vote!

I don't know if all Orange Theories are the same, but I can tell you stay away from this one…read more First of all not only do you have to pay high monthly fees but you have to pay for a gizmo that may or may not work, You can't just take the class and workout because you have to have this heart rate monitor so you can stay in the "zone" But I was willing to deal with that so I can have the structure. My first "Trial" class was pretty good. The instructor made sure I knew what I was doing, checked in with me throughout the class, and the heart rate monitor worked as it should. That didn't make it past that class. As my monitor didn't even register my name on the monitor, the instructor walked by several times as I sat there obviously not doing anything. Did she stop and check on what was wrong? Heck no. I had to go to the front desk three times to try to get it working. Now remember you must have the monitor to work out. So i sat there missing the first ten minutes of class. And having to get up and walking out of the training room repeatedly was embarrassing. And yet this "instructor " never did a damn thing. Of course the front desk didn't come into the room to see what the issue was. They just kept telling me it was fixed.. So I had to leave. Then I got an email later on with my progress report. WTF? I obviously didn't work out so what progress were you reporting on? At least I got an email from my sales rep trying to make it right. Got a phone call two mornings later from the Head "Coach" "extending a warm welcome". Like you had no clue what happened the class before? I was just another name on a list she finally got around to calling and feeding me a pre-scripted pitch. Then i got an email from the manager. If it wasn't for that email I would have quit right then . She promised to make sure everything ran smoothly the next week. Spoiler Alert? Yeah you know it didn't. My first issue was the website. I'd log in go to schedule my class and it would try to schedule a location 400 miles away. So I had to call in to book. Frustrating. I got there early to make sure they could double check the equipment. Noone made sure my monitor was working properly. What I did get was a babysitter who tried to tell me I was holding the row machine handles too tight. Once again WTF? If I can make this stupid monitor inoperable my squeezing my hands too hard then something is wrong with your equipment No matter how hard I rowed couldn't get above 34%(58 bpm) which is below a good resting heart rate(60 bpm) And since I've only recently quit smoking my resting beart rate is 80 bpm. Which means if I just sit there my monitor should register about 46%. But my babysitter convinced me it'll get better. Lol yeah. It should work from the beginning not 50, 80, 90% of the time. At the end of class I gave the front desk back the monitor. Of course I had to wait for someone to get to the desk. And of course she tried to convince me that she saw it working. Um no you didn't. Even my babysitter saw that it didn't work properly. And now it's been a whole week and I have not received another email from the manager or call from the "Head Coach". And I have yet to see a refund, which means I need to deal with them Monday or my bank to start a back charge. Both frustrating.