I've been going to Pure Barre ‍ for about 4 months, but to be honest, I've been going a lot less…read morebecause I've been so busy. What I like about them is that they let you take a FREE demo class, which is a really good mix of all the different classes they have. I then took a stretching class called "Align" that I actually fell in love with. It's the perfect mixture of yoga and resistance training, and it helps you with your posture and alignment, while still getting your heart rate up. The facilities are clean and modern, and the instructor, Erica, is high-energy and super kind. They also provide you the equipment like bands, mats, and weights, just need to clean it afterwards. They only offer classes on certain days, and the schedule is uncertain because they're in a transition period. The owner of the franchise sold it to two different owners, so now you have to get a membership at each studio, instead of being able to go to the Pure Barre here off Redd or Kern, when it was under the same owner. Other than that, the classes are high-quality, and I enjoy them. I just wish they offered more, but I understand they're a small, growing studio, and it's really close to my house, so I can't complain. I also like that there's no judgment, and you can go at your own pace. I usually modify the exercises so I don't hurt myself, because I'm so out of shape. A lot of the people who take the classes come from Pilates, which I also wanted to try, but apparently the reformer machines are kind of unforgiving, and they suffer a lot of injuries. Pure Barre is a more natural and more forgiving way to lengthen and tone your body without hurting yourself, so I'm glad I took this instead. If you're interested in trying them out, they have demos you can try. And now that the kids are going to school, I'll be going to take more classes, because it makes me feel so much better and really helps me with posture and hip and back problems that you get as you age. The classes are also pretty affordable if you buy a package, and they always run specials. -TODOELPASO

Pure Barre kicked my butt. I signed my boyfriend and I up for the Love Your Body class on…read moreValentine's Day and I still feel the burn in my abs today. PB gave us a great workout in a fun environment. I'm usually more of a studio jumper (I like going to different types of studios like yoga and pilates and kickboxing and... well, you get it). Signing up for a single class is only $20 right now. I was lucky enough to have a discount code for a free class, but I would've taken the class regardless. You can purchase single classes or memberships online, but I'd check at PB first because they might have some kind of discount going on. Our teacher was Courtney. She was awesome! She started the class by making sure we understood the lingo ("tuck" was the big one that day) and as the class went on she made sure we had the right posture and we weren't taking the easy way out any chance we got. "Find your shake" was said a lot and I did find my shake. A couple of our friends came too so I think that helped to keep us on our toes... literally. PB classes are a mix of yoga, pilates, and ballet. The ballet portion of it is more isolated standing and sitting stretches... so no, you won't be doing any pirouettes during PB. The workout wasn't so strenuous that I was near death, but between pumping weights and holding a small PB ball between my legs, every muscle in my body felt like it was working. The whole studio is in tip-top shape. In the very back there is a small locker room where you can leave your stuff and pick up weights, a band, and a ball for the class. Before the class we also picked up some "sticky socks" in the front shop area. They actually have a lot of women's apparel available like shirts, capris, and leggings. Great class, awesome instructor, and wonderful studio! I'll be signing up for more classes very soon! Oh and they sometimes have different types of events so check into those.

Get yourself ready for work. You will get what you put into it…read more I was guilted by colleagues to come, and came out a better more humbler person for it. This gym is stocked with functional fitness equipment and is set up for tens of folks to get their WODs done. The Saturday morning WOD was a serious test of character and the first of future visits to get me back into shape. Top: Try your best but don't overdo it on the first day either. Your more likely to come back if you don't injure yourself. The facility has a front desk and glass doors in the front and in the back there's more parking spaces but on Saturday morning we used the space to wheel out the cardio equipment, assault bikes and rowers. Towards the back there is a bathroom for one and two functioning water fountains. You will be wall balling weighted smash balls, lifting Olympic barbells with rubber weights, kipping and toe touching from pull up bars, stepping (or jumping) onto boxes...it has everything. Right off of north Doniphan, and behind a daycare center. You can find plenty of parking spot. Drop by...

Really good gym Classes are fun…read moreCoaches are nice Good community Helped me track my goals

Everyhing is amazing about this place. It's affordable and clean. The membership unlocks access to…read moreseveral daily programming. They have group classes if you need motivation and open gym if you prefer to be alone. There are plenty rowers and bikes.

From the owner: Offering group fitness classes with integrated HIIT trainingread more

9Rounds El Paso in the new Cimarron Plaza is such a fun workout! The location is beautiful, and the…read moreboxing/kickboxing is quick, efficient, and seriously effective -- perfect for anyone short on time or with an ADHD brain that needs constant movement. I went on my lunch break and left drenched in sweat (in the best way). My coach was incredible -- somehow managing calls, new guests, and still giving me what felt like a one-on-one boxing session focused on form and technique. Everything was modified for me, no pain or strain on old injuries. The outreach before class was great too -- friendly texts and emails that made me feel welcomed before I even arrived. Loved that the first class is free, drop-ins are $30, and they're on ClassPass! I'll definitely be back.

Highly recommend!! The concept of 9round is so user friendly. As a new mama it's hard for me to…read moremake time to work out and the 30 min workouts are perfect. The staff is really personable and welcoming :)

Luxury. Tech. Vibes. This is the gym El Paso's been waiting for…read more I found it, y'all -- the it gym. Kinective Fitness in El Paso is where fitness, fun, and a little bit of bougie all collide in the best way possible. This place is more than a gym -- it's a two-story-plus-rooftop experience that somehow manages to feel upscale and welcoming. Think boutique hotel vibes meet high-tech wellness playground. Let's start with the first floor: it's stunning. The aesthetic is modern, spacious, and designed with intention -- every detail feels thought out. The front desk team was so friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in (even when I had a little misunderstanding about my visit -- more on that later). There's a healthy café right by the entrance serving smoothies and food that fits every lifestyle, including vegan options. They even have a secret door that leads to a massage therapist's suite -- yes, an actual hidden door. There's also a retail section stocked with Lululemon and gym swag, so if you forget something, they've got you covered. Parents, take note -- there's also an on-site kids' daycare on the first floor, which I thought was such a thoughtful touch. It's clean, bright, and makes it so much easier for members with little ones to actually enjoy their workout time without stress. The first floor also houses the HIIT training room -- dark, moody lighting, TRX straps, and those curved, motorless treadmills that make you feel like a machine. MetCon classes happen here too, and if you're serious about lifting, you'll find top-notch equipment plus unique tools for competitors or physique athletes. You'll also spot the personal training offices, a compression therapy area (available for an extra fee), and super clean locker rooms with everything -- infrared sauna, steam room, zero-gravity massage chairs, tons of vanity space, and more showers than I could count. The second floor keeps the wow factor going with tons of cardio equipment overlooking the first level and massive windows with mountain views. This is also where you'll find The Trip, and honestly, this alone makes the membership worth it. The Trip is a next-level immersive cycle class -- think virtual-reality-meets-spin-studio. You ride through projected worlds on enormous screens, and it's all synced to music and visuals. The bikes are smooth, and the tech setup is seriously impressive. You even check in via small digital screens before class. That said, my only real miss came during The Trip. As a first-time guest, I didn't get any help setting up my bike, and the instructor didn't acknowledge new riders. Thankfully, another member helped me out -- shoutout to friendly gym people everywhere -- but I wish someone had guided me through that first experience. It's a small thing that makes a big difference, especially in a high-end gym like this. After class, I met Jeff, the general manager, who gave me a full tour -- and he was phenomenal. Super professional, friendly, and passionate about the space. He explained how every class syncs to your Connective app, showing your heart rate and stats in real-time on giant projectors (unless you choose to opt out). It's all very tech-forward, which I love. Upstairs you'll also find Pilates Reformer classes (extra fee), yoga and barre studios, and even a meditation-only room -- dark, quiet, with twinkling ceiling lights and soft music. It's honestly a dream. Every floor has its own bathrooms (thank you!), and everything is spotless and thoughtfully designed. And then -- the rooftop. The vibe up here is unreal. There's a track for running or walking, kettlebells, monkey bars, and a full outdoor workout setup with mountain views. At night, it transforms into this elevated hangout space with misters, ambient lighting, and even a bar serving drinks. They host events up here too, and you don't have to be a member to book one. I came in on a free trial day, but you'd never know it from how I was treated -- the staff was wonderful, and I felt like a valued member. They also offer day passes, week passes, and flexible memberships. So, the hits? Pretty much everything. The design, the energy, the tech, the amenities -- this place nails the luxury fitness experience. The misses? Just a couple small service gaps during my first visit. But overall, Kinective Fitness is absolutely the boutique gym of El Paso -- where wellness meets wow. There's a second location coming soon ! (Plano , TX)

We are really blessed to have a modern, spacious and high-end gym in El Paso. I went early for a…read moreTrip Spinning class and it was plentiful of pushing and climbing hard. More than 450 calories at the end which directly contributes to donation of cash to your favorite not-for-profit. Love the concept. Did you know? The Andy Warhol painting at the entry changes upon your angle of visualization. From Marilyn to Bang ‼ and Funky Paradise. I guess it means you can start your training with a real BANG!!

I've had the opportunity to work out at this gym and have had a pretty pleasant experience thus…read morefar. This gym stands out to me in the sense that this is more about getting the work done and breaking a sweat, yet they have a small select of amenities for folks who want an elevated experience. I appreciate the touch of the working stations were you can throw up your laptop if you needed to or jump on a call without awkwardly standing around on the gym floor. This reminds me of the dedicated coworking spaces Lifetime Fitness has at my home gym and it's a touch I wish more gyms had. The cardio and weight areas is pretty large and they have their free weight section divided off as well to the right of the front entrance. For those who are powerlifters or body builders, they have a access only workout space and that's the first I've seen. Workout equipment is a mix of older pieces; however, you can tell they've been adding newer equipment into the mix which is super nice. Seems like management is taking the time to do a makeover of some sort. My only (small gripes) is that I wish they had a towel service, even if it was an added service; and the men's bathroom area has a distinct smell that wafts in the air that seems to be due to plumbing. All in all, this is a solid workout spot as I find myself in El Paso over the weekends and on holiday breaks.

New name but the same gym I've gone to the past 2 or 3 years. Under new management, the gym is…read moregoing through an upgrade. New equipment, new personnel, and new routines. So far, everything looks good for the gym. Just make sure you use your membership you're payng for. Your body will thank you one day.

def as a mom- i love the security and strength the childcare brings…read more the front desk peeps are always hospitable the classes are jumping the scans are encouraging and it does the trick for my ride or die gym.

Decent equipment, decent price, plenty of people as you would expect for a big gym. The main reason…read moreI switched to this gym was because it offers a sauna. the sauna however, was a huge disappointment, it barely rises above 95 degrees, you have to be inside for at least 20 minutes before you start to sweat.

My children have been attending since January and really enjoy it. The instructors are all really…read moregood with kids, especially the co-owners David and Darrell. They are kind and fun without being too lenient. Discipline is a big part of what they teach even at the youngest ages, and I can tell an improvement not only in my kids' skill levels but also how they focus and feel about themselves. The classes for their age groups are offered 4 times a week, but they're offered at two different times (Monday and Wednesday share the same time, as do Tuesday and Thursday). The instructors recommend attending twice per week, and because of the different times it's offered, I can always get them to class at least twice a week. The cost is reasonable, my kids enjoy it, and they're learning a lot. We are so happy to have found Champions Tae Kwon Do.

I have been in the fitness business for over forty years...yes, over forty years ago I was a…read morecertified cardio kickboxing instructor. I learned then that the body adapts to you physical activity very quickly so you need to change your cardio workout every 90 days. That's what brought me here- I came looking for a great workout and got one. Great instructors and facility. Lots of different classes.