Great gym in the off hours but try to go after work or on the weekends and it's always very packed…read more The weights portion of the gym could use a few extra squat racks as well, theres usually a line to use them.

I'm hoping Movement can help resolve a membership issue. I'm a disabled veteran and recently…read moreexperienced an unexpected disability-related life event that makes it impossible for me to use my membership. Unfortunately, because of the circumstances, I forgot to cancel before the required deadline. As soon as I noticed the $200 payment had processed, I contacted the gym and requested cancellation and a refund. I understand their two-month/5-day cancellation policy, but I'm asking management to consider an exception given the circumstances. I'm posting this because I haven't been able to resolve the issue through the normal membership process and would really appreciate someone from management reaching out to me.

The Spot is a really cool and fun bouldering gym!! Awesome staff and the people at the gym are…read moresuper friendly too! Challenging yet doable courses for all abilities. Good location in Golden! Will be back!

Great community and great climbing routes for first time climbers to advanced climbers looking for…read morea challenge. Welcoming community with a kilter board and functioning gym and locker rooms. Would recommend to anyone

This gym has the most community feel of any of the other gyms in Denver. Plus, the setting is…read morealways top notch - super consistent yet creative, and the styles vary gym by gym. I love that there are three locations in different parts of the metro area so you can switch it up depending on where you are. No matter what gym you go to, you'll find supportive climbers and awesome routesetting. Another plus is that they allow (actually, welcome) dogs - if you don't feel like climbing, there's always an ample amount of dogs you can play with instead, specifically at Central. They also host some great competitions where they'll donate to charities such as Heart and Soul, something I look forward to every year. The 24/7 membership pass is totally worth it - will you be climbing at 3 AM on a regular basis? Likely not. But, it's great for those with more flexible work schedules as they don't open until noon, so you can come in earlier in the mornings if you want, or a little after closing on weekends. Their guest pass policy is also very reasonable with a membership at one pass per month. I wouldn't say this gym is "fancy" like some of the more corporate gyms in the area, but there is always sold climbing and you feel more like family when you're here. The non-climbing gym part is also great, with top notch equipment.

Pretty cool climbing gym located slightly outside of downtown Denver in a somewhat unassuming…read morelocation. I'm pretty new to bouldering but starting to get into it. It definitely felt much more like a real community than other more corporate-like businesses I have been to and the prices felt fair. One of my favorite parts of DBC was that there were a bunch of dogs. The bouldering setup itself seemed well laid out and had a decent amount of options for beginners to experts (the ranking there goes from E to M to H). As a beginner, there were 4-5 for me to do which kept me busy enough. The weights area is pretty bare but I'm assuming most people go there for the bouldering and not to lift weights.

This was a great place to get in a water workout in a warm water pool, which is our favorite…read more We came here to use the pool. They have a lap pool and they also have a warmer pool that includes a lazy river and a couple of lap lanes, along with the children's play area. We were there on a weekday afternoon well swim lessons were going on, but had plenty of space to use one lap lane and the lazy river. They have a set of steps to enter by the lazy river and they have a chairlift that enters into one of the lanes. There's also a hot tub that has steps with a rail to get in. In the family locker room there are two accessible changing rooms with a bathroom and shower, including a shower bench and adjustable showerhead. They have an automatic door opener, which is phenomenal, however, the lock is up pretty high, which makes it less accessible for wheelchair users, and short people. there are two other changing rooms in the family locker space that don't have the automatic button, adjustable showerhead, or shower bench, or grab bars on the toilet, but are still fairly large and have space for a wheelchair user There was plenty of accessible parking and automatic doors to get into the building. The space exiting was pretty tight due to how they have the chairs arranged, somebody with a larger wheelchair may have to exit through the entry lane. We also used the steam room, there was no automatic door, but the door wasn't terribly heavy. We've been to lots of rec centers in the Denver Metro area, and this is definitely one of the most accessible

Love the swimming pool and lazy river. It is very affordable, but can get very crowded for periods…read moreof the day.

We used SAI to guide a day of outdoor climbing for my 12-year-old son and his friend, who both have…read moreexperience with indoor climbing. Dan did an amazing job of aligning the day with their interests and abilities and giving them a lot of confidence to climb outdoors. Safety was a top priority at all times and he spent a lot of time discussing safety practices with the boys as they were climbing. I would highly recommend Dan and SAI for your outdoor adventures!!

From the owner: Summit Ascents International is a mountain and climbing guide service based out of Denver CO. We…read moreoffer climbing classes, along with US and international trips. Offering custom guided ice climbing trips in South Fork Valley outside of Cody, WY. Accommodations offered through Double Diamond X dude ranch located minutes from the ice flows! Contact us today to speak with our AMGA certified guides about creating an unforgettable experience!

If you're looking for a place that's clean, the staff are friendly, not busy, and has lots of free…read moreweights/cable machines/ barbells then this is your place! It's 6$ a day for an all day pass and they also do 15 day and 30 day punch cards and monthly memberships. I have been here twice so far and love how empty it is and how much access I have to the weights. I never have to wait for a weight or machine, which is my favorite part!

What a fantastic recreation center! Clean with tons of machines and weights. They also appear to…read morehave many classes for all types of interests. It's not often you'll find a recreation center weight room with an Olympic lifting platform. This place is great!

No longer Earth Treks, but all the same quality and value you'd expect with Movement. And, it's…read morenice to have options with the many Movement locations. I've been climbing off and on for about 16 years and really appreciate the attention to detail that Movement offers. Staff are always super helpful. Events are plentiful and if you're wanting to up your game with classes, even learn to lead or belay, they've got you covered. And, nothing beats a clean gym. Bathrooms are really well kept and there are always plenty of locker and cubby spaces. I also appreciate the many lounging areas, both inside and outside of the climbing areas. The layout is well thought out and you don't really feel crowded despite having lots of folks in the gym with you. Membership has its perks for sure and the punch passes are another great option if you're getting your feet wet. Love this gym.

Of all the Movement climbing gyms in the Denver area, the location in Englewood is my favorite,…read moredespite not being the closest to my home. The facility is quite large and has more bouldering and climbing space than the other gyms. It also has a larger fitness area, including a dedicated room for fitness classes and a dedicated yoga room. Given the extra space they are able to offer more class options as well. Pricing reflects other gym franchises around the country - you get what you pay for with Movement IMO, if you choose to take advantage of the many membership benefits available to you (e.g. special events, gear discounts).

Reportedly a sanitarium, this Movement claims to bring optimum health and vitality to its…read morepatrons--but I assure you that it's a facade, and their ambitions are far more nefarious than one would ever dream. I have damning proof that what I infiltrated on that fateful eve was in fact a mysteriously hedonistic assassins' training camp. Furthermore, I deduced that they specialize in scaling fortress and castle walls, for there is no conceivable reason to put so much effort into ascending those man-made, color-coded structures. I regret not having these assassins on my flank in the Battle of Lodi in 1796, we could've used their expertise on those ghastly walls. Though I question their fortitude in the face of adversity, because their main adversary is seemingly banal intangibles. Yes, I heard from their very mouths that they are after no king, army, or bounty, but rather the "work week" and "stress." I tried to assure them that these targets are far too elusive for any man of this earth to kill or capture. But alas, they persist, undetered by my warnings. Amusement aside, beware of these Movement assassins. Their battle cry is "everyone is welcome," consequently such an inclusive alliance is sure to enlist countless volunteers, and I fear that their numbers will soon swell to surpass even the army of Tsar Alexander. Their dress code evades reason and uniformity. Their ensambles remind me of the those ferocious Mamluks who we fought in the Battle of the Pyramids. And they partake in the most peculiar pre-mating ritual which they refer to as "yoga." They bend and move about in sacriligous gestures wearing only their undergarments. Disturbing as it is, it's working as they openly speak of their premarital sexual exploits openly. They must be stopped, for I overheard that they'll soon be pillaging some territory colloquially known as "Red Rocks." God save us, they are sweaty, persistent little creatures with an endless array of hydrating beverages to fuel their ravenous endeavors. They do have weaknesses though; their sentries show little concern for carriage parking, they have no calvary or artillery, and best of all, they get deeply offended by unsolicited instructions regarding where to put one's hands and feet upon ascending the man-made structures.

Little small, but otherwise I mean it's basically a perfect gym. Probably better for ropes but I…read moremean if you're not wanting to drive too far it's good.

Great pool, vortex and workout areas ! I would give it a 5/star…read moreRating . Our grandkids love the pool and slide area !!! The Senior plan gets you in for free if you have United Care

Since the new renovation construction has begun there has been a very noticeable decline in up keep…read moreand maintenance of the cardio and free weight areas. It is often the case that six or more pieces of equipment have broken waiting for parts signs for over a month. Many pieces of cybex equipment need pulley adjustments and routine maintenance. The HVAC system seems to be a huge issue since begining construction , it seems to struggle to keep the gym at a comfortable workout temperature, I am there 5 days a week and temps range from 75-78 which is much too warm for vigorous working out. I really struggle with why huge funds are spent on skate parks and 8 pool lanes but no upgrades or expansions to gym areas that are very often over crowded , hot, and outdated,especially the free weight areas. I have gone to the rec center for 15 years but these issues have me thinking of moving on to one of the other options in evergreen L