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.

The training sessions weren't beneficial enough to see any weight. The dietitian. Was also not…read morehelpful. I ended up herding more information online that from them. This business seems to be more geared toward people who are already in shape and want fun workouts to maintain what they have.

I just completed my 6 week challenge recently . It was very challenging, but worth it . I was able…read moreto lose 18 lbs between March 11th and April 22nd . I am very happy I did it . I was able to feel better and eat healthier I and. In the last few weeks I started to become stronger . My mood was more stable and I became less lazy. The challenge was very tough but totally worth it . I can fit into my clothes better and my confidence has gone up a lot . I feel more like my self again . I'm happier and more care free and want to continue to challenge myself in other areas of. Fitness such as hiking . I feel like I am proud of who I am and how I look again . The hardest part of this challenge is the diet . It's not impossible but very tough It's not called a challenge for nothing . It does challenge you for the better and once you. Get through it you will realize how much strong you will be and eventually progress to the next level of fitness . The whole staff at bar none are amazing and they only want the best for you . I have been a member for. 7 years. At times I may fall short or forget to come for months on end , but I've never cancelled my membership because I never gave up on the program because it works . I've never felt so strongly bout a gym but this gym is life changing and they want nothing but the best for you . I truly believe that this is by far one of the best programs out there .. Honestly the best I have ever had . So I would rate this program a 10 because it does work it's not just a. Fad diet . It's live changing. Decision and the workouts targets your whole body not just one area . I want to say thank you bar none for helping me find the true and happy version of my self .

Instructors are the BEST in town! You will work your ASS…read moreoff and come back for more! The music rocks - hard core, loud, and bumpin'! Motivation. Sweat. Strength. Empowering. Beats. Sweat. Hip. FUN. Addictive. Sweat. Tough. Sweat. Sweat. Sweat Some More! (after writing this, I am pissed I haven't been there in a few months - going tomorrow - no excuses!)

As a group-fitness-fad-junkie I've never found anything as challenging and motivating as fusion!…read moreIntense and high energy every time. This is where I always return when I want to get in killer shape!

This might be the chillest gym around, and I've been to a range in different cities. No egos, no…read moreexclusivity. Just easy going folks in for the same reason you are with coaches that are here to motivate you. Don't let the 30 minute time slots fool you. The workouts are effective and you will be feeling it later on in the day. My previous gym membership was 5 years long, but I mainly attended larger group classes. So, while I was familiar with the movements programmed here, there were times I needed to ask for clarification. The coaches are also there to make sure you're doing things with correct form, so no sweat if you get an interruption on your set. It's done with your safety in mind. I signed up for the 21 day trial thinking I could go everyday, and was mistaken. Regardless, I did my best to hit 4-5 days/week and knew part way through the trial I'd be signing up for a membership. On that point, I appreciate the level of memberships available. You can do whatever works for your budget, and if you want to knock out and commit to 6 months or a year upfront, that's an option, too. Not to mention, it ends up being slightly less/month that way. They've got the most diverse set of members, too. I find it inspiring to be working out along side people 10-20+ years older than me as it shows commitment to health and wellness of the community. Literally, all are welcome here. So don't be afraid to come take an intro class or do the 21 day trial.

Got an amazing opportunity to visit Freight House Fitness this morning for a leg day workout…read more Immediately upon walking in I was greeted with a smile from Coach Brandon. The atmosphere was great with lots of cute neon signs, wife opened garage doors, fans, and loud music. The workout was quick and effective! Coach Brandon demonstrated each movement and frequently walked around to help with tips and encouragement. If you're looking for a fun workout class dont hesitate to sign up at Freight House Fitness! (They also have yoga that I bet is a blast!)

Relaxed gym atmosphere with great ownership. The turf space in back is a rare sight in the cityread more

Brickyard has plenty of parking, extremely clean, good amount of equipment, and always has sports…read moreon the tv. Conor gave me a tour of the facility and was friendly. I purchased a day pass while I was in town for work and had a great workout.

I joined this studio a little over a year ago (pre-covid) and they have been amazing. It's the…read morebest workout in town! I like that I can go in for a class and not have to worry about my own programming. All of the fitness guesswork is taken out so I can focus on the workout. Could not recommend them enough!

We've been members off and on with OTF since 2013/2014. We keep coming back. After moving four…read moretimes and now settling into our new home, coming back to OTF just "feels right". The classes are always consistent, challenging and fun! We had the most excellent sign up experience with Dorothy! Super sweet and a pleasure to interact with. You won't be disappointed here!

I have to agree with some of the other reviews. It does end up seeming a bit too much like middle…read moreschool gym class. The first time I went I thought it was pretty good. I went to a crossfit session for the first few times and they were basically the same thing. I am a girl and don't want to look like a boy. I really think most of the workouts are for men. After a couple of weeks, I started to get that giant bulging neck look, not cool! I went to a bootcamp session to check it out and I HATED it. Way too much running. I don't need to pay a ton of money to run. I can do that for free. There were not enough modifications for beginners and I hurt myself. I couldn't do anything else after that and I have not returned since. If you are not a dude and haven't been working out like crazy for a few months before you go, a pull up, ain't gonna happen! I also had a problem with it being way too crowded. It was impossible to do a lot of stuff due to spacing problems and the fact that lots of the people there were jerks and just walk right in front of you. I didn't want to hit people when I was jumping rope, so I would stop when they walked in front of me. Another issue I had was not being able to hear the instructors. This left me asking others what was going on and , and they often said they didn't hear either. Luckily I used a groupon and didn't sign up for a membership, which is over $100 a month I hear! The music is just awful. I should never be subjected to the band "Disturbed" ever again. Heard enough of that awful music from boyfriends with bad taste in music back in high school.

If you loved gym class in 8th grade you will love Crossroads Boot Camp. But if you're actually an…read moreadult ..... The classes are too crowded - easily 20+ people each time - and badly taught by meatheads. The music is deafing and you can hear what ittle instruction there is. The emphasis is on speed and despite their claims to the contrary, there is no attention paid to form. Unless you are already in top shape this in not the place for you. This is not the place to get in shape, but instead a place for hot dogs to show off for each other. Too many people, 'one size fits all' approach, and at best you'll be embarrassed and at worst, injured. I have been working out 5 days a week for 25 years and this was one of the worst fitness experiences I've ever had.

I spent 20 years at Life Time Fitness paying for amenities that I never used such as the pools. My…read morewife & I have now been at Lenexa Rec Center for a year now. The price was right for our needs. I mainly use the sit down bikes due to back issues. I just wish there were more of them and they would keep the TVs working.

How can you not love a place like this?…read more Check it: State of the art fitness equipment. Raised indoor track, 1/6th of a mile around. Professional, certified fitness training staff on site. Indoor pool open year-round. Two full-size gymnasiums with all the amenities. And so much more! The Lenexa Rec Center is a crown jewel of the burgeoning 'City Center' space in western JoCo. Buttressed up against City Hall and the newest JoCo library branch, the Rec Center offers year-round enjoyment. Besides the opportunity for personal fitness, exercise classes, or just free play, the Rec Center offers a community space with loads of classes for all ages. You could even request to host parties or small events here, with staff at the ready to help you during your event. The indoor pool is a real draw, open year-round, save for maintenance windows. There are two indoor slides (the longest in the state), a 25M swim lane area, diving well, and a lazy river. The shallows are ultra-kid friendly, wading to low depths with sprinkles and splashes to boot! You can even find your way to the warm water wellness pool, kept at 90° and perfect for therapeutic relaxation. I'm spoiled because this spot is in my neighborhood, though you don't have to be a Lenexa resident to join. There are other places very similar scattered about town, but for the price, the value FAR exceeds the expectation. Covered parking, food amenities next door, shopping, and more are within steps. Come try Lenexa; I promise you'll love it.