I was in town for work and was only able to catch one workout of the two days I was in Missoula,…read morebut I was able to use a free pass offered online. This gym has everything. Literally everything you need for any sort of workout you do-powerlifting, body building, turf area, huge cardio selection...this gym has it all. The facility was clean and the staff was friendly. If I lived in Missoula, this would be my gym.

Wife and I members for over five years. Front desk staff always great and never had any issue with…read moreother members. Membership Services really poor. We have four kids and every time we started a membership for them we got clocked for a $90 membership fee per kid, even when they re-started the following summer breaks. Ok, that's their policy. We tried to cancel one on the 16th and they charged us for another month and half. Rule is to cancel by the 15th. I left a message for director of club and never got a call back. So they got another month out of our daughter, but now lost all our memberships and five years of good will.

A small and cozy little gym…read more I visited my boyfriend's family and one day we decided to check out their climbing gym. Their rating system is V's, but they use different colored dots to differentiate the levels. Some pretty ridiculous stretchy routes. I was trying to warm up on a V0 and V1, and they totally felt more like a V3 to me because I had to literally reach far for the next holds. I think the setter was just way taller than me, but I love the flow of some of the routes. They also have a slack line area. Fun gym. I'd go again if I was in Missoula.

I was here 5 years ago, visiting family, when it was a small bouldering gym. This place has really…read moreupped its game and i haft to show some love. Im from Sacramento with access to big gyms and bigger outdoor opportunities and i haft to say that this place checks all the boxes. First off, staff is friendly, welcoming and the amenities are great. Lead, top rope, boulder, weight area is a solid A grade. Great route setting. Grades feel on point. Enough of my praise. Give them a visit!

Absolutely a 5 star spot. I was traveling via motorhome recently with my boyfriend and as we passed…read morethrough Missoula we knew we were both ready for a great workout, and shower to follow. After doing some research we landed at Peak which was conveniently located in town. Our first impression was getting registered for a day pass with Dylan and another female employee whose name I didn't catch. They were beyond polite to us out-of-towners, got us our day passes, and then helped us get the lay of the land of this huge facility. It has a unique shape and layout if you haven't visited before, but once we got our bearings I was pleasantly surprised with all it had to offer. The machines were in excellent condition, there was plenty of space for all the members to get after it, and the overall facilities were extremely well maintained. I loved the placement of machines and especially all the individual cardio machines near the turf. I used Jacob's ladder for the first time, lots of other benches and machines, and cooled down on the turf. My boyfriend had quick access to a powerlifting platform and all-you-can-lift weights. The sauna was my next stop, because no ball busting workout is complete without doubling the sweat, and then for the female locker room I used an individual shower with a seat and curtain, while my boyfriend did mention the men's locker room has an open area shower. The bathroom was clean and modern, lots of locker room storage, don't forget your own lock. The facility provided towels upon request, and was equipped with several sanitizing wipe stations for cleaning machines if you care about things like that. Thank you Peak for offering a top notch facility.

I was body shamed by the front desk worker who was rude and not friendly highly don't recommend.read more

I went to the Monkey Bar gym on Monday and it was great. The small class size meant you got…read moreindividual attention and Tynille is a great trainer. It was relaxed and positive. It was one of the best workouts I've had in a long time. It's all about working with you body weight, getting your heart rate up. It's different than other gyms. But in a good way.

I joined the gym for the 2-month "Challenge". It's aptly named. The only parts that weren't…read morechallenging were working up a sweat and worrying about how to do it. Without having to plan ahead I could show up, get my heart rate up, push my limits, and be done in an hour. Like anything new, it comes with it's own lingo. I soon learned the difference between 'divebombers' and 'supermans' and was humbled by how much a jumprope could trip me up. My biggest worry in joining a class-style class was that everyone else would know how to do the workouts and as the newbie I would feel out of shape and out of place. I didn't feel that way mainly because the other members were very nice and cooperative. I would definitely recommend this gym. As a busy Dad, it was the best way to get a condensed workout without sacrificing the large amount of time that many other regimens require. I left each workout feeling great and my blood pressure went down. I will say that aside from the workouts, the cost also kind of got my heart racing ($250 for the two months). I wish there were more accommodating changing rooms (lockers, benches) and a way to shower. Showering is just so basic a gym standard. Because the building was closed after the workout I felt a bit rushed to get out. It would be nice to be able to stay and maybe do some stretching or add some exercises, or shower if that was an option. For me, the convenience of the workout was overshadowed by the inconvenience of the location and available times. Often I couldn't leave work early enough to make the noon class. On those days, I wish there would of been a way to come at other times (key cards?) and individually complete the day's workout that is written on the board. My final suggestion deals with music. It seemed like the music was an afterthought that often fell short. A gym that solely focuses on class workouts should have an amazing playlist to keep people motivated. All in all I was satisfied, and I hope more people join so that maybe the cost can come down a bit.

I just love this workout and the Instructor, Kate! Still hard for me to explain to my friends what…read moreexactly Gyrotonic's is but it's done wonders for my joints, muscles and lengthening my body. I guess the best way to describe it is that it is similar to pilates in that you use a machine that's made of wood and has lots of pulleys. But the movements are more similar to dancing. And if I'm not mistaken this form of exercise was created for dancers, by dancers. I typically will go back-and-forth and will do pilates for a few months, then switch to gyrotonic. I feel like by changing my workout regularly I'm constantly changing which muscles I workout. The studio is easily accessible, lots of parking ava and located on Higgins above the Habitat Floral Studio.

Kate is experienced and knowledgeable in many areas- dance movement and fitness being some of her…read morepassions. I love working with her as she understands the body deeply and the gyrotonic exercises move me in a way that is a whole being experience. Makes you feel like your dancing with the natural rhythms of the earth. And a real whopper of a workout too!

Ritual Yoga exceeded my expectations from the moment I signed up for my first class! The studio…read morespace is in a great location, has a clean and bright aesthetic, and a staff who goes above and beyond!

Best. Yoga. Studio. Ever…read more I've thought about writing a Yelp review for various places - restaurants, bars, other yoga studios - but this is the first one I've actually ever written. That's because I can't not rave about Hot House and what a special place it is. The classes are phenomenal, the studio itself is simple, nice, and clean, and the owners are so welcoming and wonderful (and Jenn is one of the best, most experienced teachers I've ever had). I've been going to Hot House regularly for about 4 1/2 years now. It's just as good as the studios in the Bay Area and New York, where I lived before moving to Missoula. Scratch that. It's better because it's such an amazing little community. Hot House always makes my day better, whether it's been a bad one or a really good one. My practice has really improved at Hot House. The core power classes provide rigorous workouts. The teachers have great, creative sequences, pay close attention to alignment, and bring their own unique style and voice. Some teachers/class times are a little more mellow, and all teachers encourage us students to make the practice our own and be mindful of our bodies. Highly highly recommend Hot House.

There are only a couple of good instructors there. One is Jennifer, the owner. A few are…read moreannoying. One is like a Marine-trained football coach who speaks in a clipped voice and paces his mat like he's on the sidelines, all while talking about making it a moving meditation. Very contradictory and like he needs to be macho to feel good about teaching yoga. Cognitive dissonance.

Alli is an amazing trainer, she really listens to what you want to accomplish and pushes you to…read moreachieve those goals in a safe and healthy environment. She is fun to work with keeping workouts tough but fun at the same time. She is always conscientious of how you are feeling both physically and mentally. Highly recommend her!!!