I am an Anytime Fitness member from Oregon and am visiting my dad here in Parker, Colorado this…read moremonth. Mike and his helpful crew have made me feel welcome and this is one of the finest gyms I've ever used, and I've worked out in a bunch of them! Spacious, lots of equipment, clean, and the perfect atmosphere for a great workout. Highly recommend!

I go to the Aurora branch on Gartrell and Ben at AF has gone above and beyond to help me when I had…read moreissues with my membership. There was a fraud alert on my account and it was my bank's fault and he worked with me patiently to get it resolved. I will always come to this gym, it is clean, quiet and you can always get a great workout. I am grateful for the staff that they have. I would recommend this gym to anyone.

Be careful if you choose to leave- they will bill you forever without checking. I didn't catch that…read morethey had sent a Docusign from a random email when I called to cancel, and they continued to bill for months until I noticed. They then would not pay me back.

I used to like it and my husband paid for 4 classes as a birthday present to me and they ended up…read moreclosing because of Covid. That place never reimbursed me or even offer classes for free after they opened they kept coming up with excuses and I lost 80 dollars and didn't even get to do my classes!!!

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I was a member here for about 2 months. I enjoyed Mandy the receptionist, she was always pleasant…read moreand delightful. I also liked the the classes schedule. What I didn't enjoy was not knowing what workout we would be doing; for example, upper, lower, core, etc., and the redundancy of the workouts. I also didn't like that the trainer didn't provide options for people with injuries. I told her many times, I have a bad knee. Nonetheless, no options were offered. It would be helpful if the trainer demonstrated all movement and not assume you know it. I would ask questions, but she would seem annoyed so I stopped asking.

So I took Code Pink's mantra: "Even if your not in shape you can do Code Pink Boot Camp!" to heart…read more I have slowly been packing on the pounds the last couple years and wanted to get back into a workout routine. Now let me be clear, other than the occasional dog walk I was not working out. I was a total slacker. However, I had NO existing injuries (not an ache or twinge). I was just lazy. OK, got it? Then here you go! I start Code Pink with wild anticipation. It was over at a country club in east Aurora and the first few meet ups were in the ballroom (it was freezing outside). The work out was all about girl power. Lots of nice people and a great trainer (Cindy). The first week majorly kicked my butt. While this is what I wanted, I was surprised at how high impact the work out was and how many exercises I was having trouble with and needing to modify. Still, I was pumped and ready to power through! The second week, we were outside. This is the week that broke me. If you can not run up and down stairs and steep hills and do quick movements in obstacle courses you are gonna have a hard time at Code Pink. One workout we did so many stairs/hills/obstacles I literally almost couldn't walk to the car (seriously). I came back a couple days later still really sore and Cindy suggested I modify a little. I did and was actually in so much pain I couldn't do even some of the modified stuff. Long story short? I got over use injuries in both knees. I didn't blow them out, but the doc said I did WAY too much WAY too fast. So here is my dilemma. If I was in better shape, Code Pink would have been a great way to kick it up a notch and add variety. However, me being in horrible shape actually caused injury. So I think they need a BIG FAT warning (pun intended) and people really need to know this isn't a one size fit all kind of program. So I am giving it 3 stars - it maybe be for some, but definitely not for everyone!! Some other notes about the program if you do it: - Legs are worked EVERY workout, that means: Squats, lunges, sprints, hills, stairs and an obstacle course - some of these are HIGH IMPACT (so know if your body can handle that). - When they say bring a PADDED mat they mean it! Sometimes they have you laying on a cement tennis court and a yoga mat just won't do! - I wore a body bugg armband and my average caloric burn was 500 calories give or take for the hour. I was kind of surprised it wasn't more, but this workout is more about variety than overall burn. I would recommend Code Pink only to those who have at least a moderate exercise regime already in place. It really isn't for everyone.

Terrible, abysmal, maddeningly slow and completely unapologetic customer service. I purchased a…read moreLiving Social deal, but when I tried to redeem it I could not get a response from anyone at Code pink for days. When it seemed like everything had been figured out and I asked for confirmation of my reservation, I never received a reply. I finally got a refund from Living Social. Have no idea what the training is like, which I had been looking forward to as a jump start to my routine. Bummer.

As of January 26, they are closed for business permanently. They didn't even advise any of their…read moremembers and then activated memberships at the YMCA at 6100 S. Kewanee Way, Aurora 80016

They let us sign up two weeks ago, contract and all, then send out a notice that they are closing…read morethe gym two days after the notice. Tried to let them know we want to cancel, since they are funneling all current members into the nearby YMCA. (Isn't 24/7, is small, doesn't have similar equipment, doesn't have a hot tub, doesn't have a sauna, doesn't have massage bed/chair) We were told essentially too bad, we were provided a gym 1 mile away "of greater value". (Who is the greater value deemed by?) I work rotating shift work & the 24/7 accessibility was the main reason I signed up for this gym. Apparently the company did the same shady thing in FOCO with the location there. Shame, was really excited and the 4 or 5 times we went I had some good workouts. Hoping they at the very least remove the bi-annual gym enhancement fee they are holding us to. Ya know... considering there is no gym to enhance... Avoiding zone athletic in the future for sure and letting anyone I know looking for a gym to look elsewhere. If they correct this shady business practice I will amend this review, but this is so dishonest and crooked to have done this.

Recco and his team are awesome! They cultivate a super challenging but positive and fun workout…read moreenvironment while also keeping me accountable for my own progress outside the gym. They help you with nutrition, diet, exercise, strength training, you name it. You tell them your goals, they'll help you get there. Could not be happier with my progress and results from Recco and Sweat Shop Fitness!

From the owner: Sweat Shop Specializes in:…read more -Weight Loss -Toning -muscle gain -mass gain -balance -flexibility -agility -strength/power/ endurance -diet -body fat measurements - postural deviations -core strength -functional body movements

Management has allowed this location to go downhill badly. Also, after I asked to cancel, they put…read moremy on a 60 day freeze, but charged me full price for those 60 days. When I brought this up the manager apologized and said he refunded the money, but he did not and then he stopped responding to emails. I went here religiously for about three years and saw the good coaches, won multiple events and really liked it. But the coaches left and the new ones were nowhere near the quality of the others and the equipment started breaking down and would not get fixed. The microphone screeched and the music was way too loud and awful. Seems like a business taking its members for granted.

Fantastic OTF location! I love/hate that it's in a huge strip mall because it gets crazy town at…read moretimes with too many people zipping in and out but otherwise this location is perfect (king soopers within walking distance and UPS next store if you have Amazon returns!) There's been some change with coaches and classes lately but per usual with OTF, you get to know who you like and go from there. I wish some of the coaches would update their play lists (I can only take so much Paramore in one week) but that's a small knit. People here are pretty friendly, way more friendly than my former studio so that's a plus as well.

I started coming to Smoky Hill because my normal location closed. Smoky Hill welcomed me with open…read morearms and have been so amazing. A couple of the coaches (Nikki and Lev) from the other location now teach at Smoky Hill so the transition has been seamless. I would follow Nikki and Lev to the end of the earth for their classes! There is plenty of parking and it's easy to get to this location even in evening rush hour.

I've been to a few Row Houses and used to be a member at one before covid so I'm happy there's a…read moregreat location like this one near me. I've been a few times now via ClassPass since I'm not ready to do rowing full time as my exercise routine but the main thing that sticks out about this place? They care. There's a huge sense of community here, even for peons like me who aren't in a membership there. Coaches are great, as always, you find who resonates and pushes you and go from there. Lev and Shane have been my absolute faves so far due to their witty remarks, knowledge and amazing playlists. I can get about 6,000-7.000 meters in on a good day which makes me feel strong like bull. This workout is for everyone and anyone wherever you are in your fitness journey.