I can not give them a good review based on my own experience. I generally cancel my membership for…read morethe summer and come back in the fall. I have gone to the Peak since Access Fitness closed. Greg was the manager of Access Fitness and I was never talked down to or treated contemptuously by his staff. The Peak staff at the West Bank Landing failed to cancel my membership correctly then charged my account. When I attempted to inform them of the error I was blamed and asked to prove and show my receipt and email it to them. I was additionally mocked for doing all of the above by another member of the staff. I followed the chain of command and was told at every turn it was my error and not theirs. Ultimately I had to talk to my bank after it was made evident they would not take accountability and further the issue up the chain of command. I was aggrieved to be required to go to such lengths because of the attitude and lack of action taken by the staff at multiple levels. Suffice it to say I will not ever be rejoining.

The staff goes way above and beyond! I am SO incredibly grateful! My son has Autism and ADHD, I…read morecalled and spoke to Corbin, who was caring and attentive to our needs. He directed me to Charlie for information regarding swim lessons and she connected me with Kelle. Kelle is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! She was incredible with my son and he learned SO much from his first couple of lessons. I definitely feel my anxiety starting to settle. We live between 2 irrigation canals and my son eloped last month. Learning to swim could very well save his life if he elopes again and slips into a body of water. THANK YOU Peak Health (specifically Corbin, Charlie & Kelle) for helping my son

If you are a person who is serious about fitness, loves a wide range of options, and loves…read moreencouragement, then Access Fitness of Great Falls is the gym for you. This gym is a locally owned, medium sized gym. However, that by no means suggests that this gym is lacking in any way. The class schedule is remarkable, including popular classes such as spinning and Zumba Fitness at all time frames and a variety of excellent instructors. While it may not yet have all the unnecessary fancy bells and whistles like more expensive clubs offer, it provides ample support for a healthy lifestyle. If you need a television plastered six inches away from your face on a cardio machine, you may want to rethink your thoughts on training. Access Fitness of Great Falls offers a wide range of specially designed rooms for its members. While some people may think that it is a trouble to walk down a few stairs or open a door, personally, i love the options. Not only does it provide privacy from prying eyes, it limits distractions and makes all necessary equipment at a speedy grab. Access also offers an indoor track, free childcare, racquetball courts, private saunas and private hot tubs. The price. Comparable to the least expensive club in town. $30 a month. Worth the money and soon to be 27/7. The staff at Access. Every time I tell them of my weight loss, or my gains in the gym, they are always there to give a pat on the shoulder with encouragement, or advice when one slips up on their program. I am extremely satisfied with this gym and will never go anywhere else. Access fitness is the place to be.

I love my gym! The instructors are so great & really push to make you better. Ms. Patsy in the kids…read moreden is the BEST! I ALWAYS workout harder when I go to Access.

Wow, I love this place. I'm not from here but was staying at the Marriott (ask the counter for a…read morepass to get a little discount if you are too) and walked over to check it out as the Marriott lacks in gym equipment. Absolutely love it. As far as the FLOOR LEVEL - The equipment is both new and very esthetically pleasing. I will say it is a bit tight but not a gym for your next video or chat. This is a spot that has everything you need to bang out a great lift. Also, not busy at all. I went by once early in the morning and once in the afternoon and both times never waiting on anything. The LOCKER ROOM - on the men's side (don't know about women's) was AWSOME. Several sinks, outlets, showers and sauna. The sauna had a TV in it too which was kinda nice but turned off after a while. Also worth mentioning lockers have built in locks so no need to bring your own. The INTERIOR STYLE - itself is also really cool with an industrial chic look. The staff is very friendly and informative. They have a decent selection of classes which come with the pass aside from 2 or 3. The person at the counter answered all my ridiculous questions and did so happily. Appreciate that as I am a pain. Protein drink and a bottle of water was only $4.00!! Maybe it's because I'm from out of town but that's insane cheap in my book. Around $8-9 by me. Kept from the 5 star - space was tight but too big would ruin as there is a fine line. Variety of classes.

The equipment was surprisingly new but there seemed to be too much stuff crammed into a small area…read more Locker room are very nice and modern. One of the squat racks has a wobbly floor so make sure to use the one of the right hand side. The variety of the machines were surprisingly great. They have an interesting farmer carry machine that I've never seen before as well as a hack squat machine. I wish the turf was a little more open and didn't have that big cage over it. Overall a solid place to get a lift in.

What Yoga at Harmony in the Fall Has Meant to Me…read more I don't even know what I'd do without yoga now. I started going to Harmony in the Fall and it's been life-changing--for my body, my mind, and my ability to slow down in a life that rarely lets me breathe. As a mom with ADHD, giving myself permission to take just one hour to be still, stretch, and not think about anything else has been huge. The teachers at Harmony are amazing--so caring, encouraging, and completely non-judgmental. It creates a space that feels safe, welcoming, and deeply supportive. I can feel the difference in my week when I don't go to yoga. I'm more reactive, tense, and scattered. When I do go? I'm calmer. Clearer. More grounded. Yoga has helped me learn how to regulate my body and my mind--not just during class, but in the middle of everyday life. I use the breathing techniques when I'm having a hard moment with my kids. I use gentle stretching poses when I'm stiff or stressed. It's not just an hour-long escape... it's a tool I carry with me all week long. I've noticed real changes in my health, too. I have back pain and GERD (acid reflux), and both have improved significantly since I started yoga. The science supports this: ADHD - Yoga supports regulation by activating the parasympathetic nervous system, improving focus, emotional control, and impulse management. GERD/Reflux - Deep diaphragmatic breathing strengthens the diaphragm and helps reduce acid reflux by supporting the lower esophageal sphincter. Back Pain - Yoga improves posture, increases flexibility, and strengthens core and back muscles, which helps reduce chronic pain and tension. People sometimes think yoga is just stretching or breathing. But at Harmony, it's intentional. It's grounding. It's healing. I've gained confidence. I've gotten stronger. And I've found something that meets me exactly where I am--no pressure, just presence. If you've been thinking about trying yoga--especially if you're neurodivergent, overwhelmed, or healing--this is your sign. Harmony in the Fall is the most beautiful place to begin. You won't regret showing up for yourself.

From the owner: Are you ready to unlock your inner peace and transform your body and mind? Join us at Harmony in…read morethe Falls Yoga Studio where every class is a journey towards a healthier, happier you. We offer Hatha, Vinyasa, Buti, and Introduction to Yoga Workshops. Please see MINDBODY fir schedule and Insructor information.