I've been going to CedarFIT off and on since 2012. I first starting going under a special plan and…read moreenjoyed my results. It is a pretty pricey membership to attend, but now that there are two locations, it does make it better value. If you miss a day or two, or even a week, it makes you regret spending a lot of money for a membership. That helps me be consistent, but it isn't always affordable or within my budget. I have recently re-joined after injuring myself likely due to heavy lifting worsened by my job of having to hike daily. I like that most of the trainers are well versed in how to modify the movements and keep it from hurting myself further. I wish that Cedar did more of the training herself because she is top notch. I appreciate trainers looking out for proper form and hope that going here will help me rebuild muscles and stabilizers for me to continue my journey.

First off just let me say my boyfriend is a competitive/ professional Crossfitter and as such he…read morehas always been very specific about form and techniques used in Crossfit. That being said, when I first began CedarFit he was concerned that I would be joining a "gym" that was about the burn without care for safety. Needless to say, his fears regarding CedarFit were misconstrued. The coaches at CedarFit take every care to ensure safety and form. This isn't to say that they go "easy" on you...these coaches will push you to your utmost potential as you evolve towards your fitness goals. Whether those goals are to lose weight, gain muscle, or just get healthy, they provide the tools and motivation to help you do your best. One thing I value more than anything about CedarFit is the community. It is one big happy family. One concern I had before starting was that it would be clicky or that people would be judgemental. Not here! I was warmly welcomed by all. Ever since joining the CedarFit family, i have made lasting friendships with other positive people.

Ive heard so many bad things about the management and how they treat there customers. Its just not…read moreworth it. Theres so many other wonderful gyms out there. Don't fall for there welcome nice guy act, it wares off fast.

My husband loves this place! Nice local gym that's conveniently placed with plenty of parking.read more

I LOVE Genesis. It's a big part of my life. I try to do at least 4 classes a week mixing up Balance…read morewith Pump and Dance. I've even done Spin and an exercise class in the pool. I'm extremely fit and that's after a head-on auto injury in my 20's which gave me a crushed leg (they almost cut it off!!), R arm broken in half and my bones overlap now, and a head injury which was numb for 9 months. TBI? I've had a knee and 2 hip replacements and found out I have scoliosis. Mom was doubled in half when she died at 97. I focus on my back being limber so I won't have the same fate. So far no issues. I see these classes as helping me to stay strong and limber and able to use my body. Balance has also saved me from falling on many occasions! I had a PE (pulmonary embolism) a few years back and found I need to stay active to stay alive. I'm 75, 5'5" and weigh 115#. Only my close friends know how much my body has been through and I am in great physical shape, largely because of Genesis. TY Genesis! And they also have a large network so I can go to others when I'm in other states.

If you like overpaying for old equipment, and a daycare vs. a gym, then this is your place!…read moreStarting late May this "gym," turns into a childcare facility it seems. There's kid's definitely younger than 15 running amuck around the gym all over in the afternoons. Taking machines just to screw around for hours with no supervision. Seems like a huge liability to me, but the parent's probably pay enough for their entire families that the management turns a blind eye. On top of the kids everywhere, the equipment is mostly old and way outdated, though they keep the upholstery good. They have minimal attachments for cable machines.....like, almost nothing for them....I've seen hotel gyms with more cable attachments.... 2 set's of dumbbells, 2 set's of ez grip barbells, & 1 set of regular barbells. A couple of squat racks, and a couple smith machines. Two to 3 flat bench presses, a prehistoric preacher curl bench, and minimal other free weights. The workout machines are older than dirt, in fact they are the oldest of any gym I've seen around town, which is absurd for the price per month. When you want a specific handle/attachment for a cable machine, odds are they don't even have it, and if they have 1, it's taken.....Zero arm machines!! They have a pretty good amount of leg machines with 4 leg machines being brand new but they're the only new machines in the mix with all the other ancient stuff they have. Chest and back are both mediocre machine wise as well....The sauna is 10 to 15 degrees less than it should be and definitely the coldest one I've been to in town aside from Defined hilltop. The steam room is good. The locker rooms are plain DUMB! You have to pay extra to rent a locker, or use one of the one's with stupid pre-programmable installed locks that sometimes don't work when you need to get back into it..... Always fun to walk up front to the entry way in your microscopic towel that they provide you.... They do give out towels at least, which is nice, but a lot of them feel like sand paper and they are on the small side. Mostly they don't have any stain's at least but I've switched out a few that do. Overall the towel's just don't feel good, and are uncomfortable. They also provide gel, soaps, shaving cream, and some other necessities which is nice. The male locker room staff is top notch. They are all very nice and work hard to keep the place clean and help people when needed. The front desk younger girl with brown hair always seems to be put out to do her job....They never say goodbye or anything when you leave, like all the other gyms do in town either. The basketball courts are solid and the balls in decent condition for the most part, and they have all sizes. Pick up games happen at certain times, and at others you have the whole thing to yourself(though that's done for the summer I'd bet). Overall this gym is way overrated and over priced for what they offer weight wise. Theirs kids messing around and taking up machines, and the added amenities they do provide are shoddy and not very nice.

I've been a member on and off at Brickz since 2018. It's amazing! I love the class style workouts…read more The trainers are great! It's definitely more of a community than a gym. They opened a wellness next door that offers different recovery options. The massage with Liz is excellent. Definitely try out both locations

In my opinion…read more.. Cons: *grab your popcorn* -The first turn off was signing up for a trial class- at 5 am, and being told when I got there my spot was taken by paying members. -The second was walking into the gym and after doing body scans (InBody) they show you a picture of womens' midsections and body fat and ask you "which do you want your body to look like?" This was SUCH a turn off for me but for some reason I decided to give it a chance. I understand a metric is needed and this may work for a lot of people, seems like it does, but it was just so ick to me as well as unrealistic. -Turns out this is one of those money maker gyms that talks in circles and confuses you to make you think you are signing up for the 6 week program they say they are putting you on, only for me to attempt to cancel within the 15 days request period and learn the contract I signed was apparently for a 12 months! READ THE FINE PRINT AND GET A COPY OF YOUR CONTRACT!! I feel like this whole situation was crafted in a distinct way to no allow you to understand fully, to sign, and to not give you a copy of your contract but think you got away with a good deal/membership. -The gym was unfriendly and unwelcoming. They have a good facade going making it seem like they are into building community. They have group hikes, bike rides and spirit days, but when it came to time inside the gym my experience was that no one cared if I was there or not. I don't need to be best friends with everyone or anyone for that matter, but especially when working out before the crack of dawn a "Hi" or 'Hello" goes a long way. That's a big factor in wanting to come back to a gym, especially a small one like this. This is not your big box gym after all. At minimum the coaches should offer a greeting. The group I trained with was very clicky. I will say the afternoon groups seemed to be more welcoming. After making my feelings on the matter known to the gym owner it seemed there had been a coaches meeting or something because I got more "Hi's" and "How are you's?" from the staff in my last week there then in my previous 5 weeks combined. -The 6 week program: overall fine, but be wary of the nutrition program. I feel like it was portrayed as they would give you meal plans and/or outlines and what to eat. They give you a list of foods to eat and everyone gets the same foods and eats the same amount. That's the plan. -When you sign up for strength classes you are allotted a time slot which is yours for the day and time you sign up for each week. Fine. What is annoying is that if you can't make that time they don't have an app where you can change your time to or a mindbody type thing where you can swap. You text the coaches to see if there is room in the class you want to be in. This is SUPER ANNOYING because most of the time I don't' know who is coaching what class so then they are texting each other to see if it's ok OR they just say "I'm sure it'll be fine" Which would maybe be fine if I didn't get booted out of my first attempt at class and I'm not trying to wake up and be at the gym at 5am to not get to do the workout I signed up for or was told it would be fine to to come to! Pros: -Clean facility -Good equipment -Workouts were nice Overall I would not recommend. I think they are in it for the money and while we were able to come to a "compromise" for the agreement I signed there were so many red flags I should've listened to. I chose Brickz because when I searched it was one of the only gyms I found with small group training. JUST BE CAREFUL, MAKE SURE YOU READ EVERYTHING AND THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING UP FOR BEFORE YOU DO, AS WELL AS FEEL COMFORTABLE. Hopefully some of my frustrations will allow them to change some of their business practices.

If you plan to cancel your gym membership they won't let you cancel the same month and will still…read morecharge you for an additional month even if you don't go so if you have money to waste this place is great

I started to go to this gym a couple of weeks ago and wow! The staff are very friendly and there's…read morea variety of classes. I joined this gym because they have classes early in the morning and that go until 7PM which is great for people who work a normal 8-5 and can hit the gym either before or after work. The class instructors are amazing at explaining how the class runs and helps you out with what equipment you'll need prior to the class starting. Highly recommend going here!

This is the gym if you are serious and dedicated to your workout and overall structure, form and…read morehealth. You will be attended by an engage, professional personal coach, whether you are in an individual session or group session. The coaches give you feedback on your form and work with your body structure. The coaches are incredibly well-versed in body dynamics. This is a gym for serious athletes, or those wanting to maintain a healthy active lifestyle. Can't say enough good things about this gym and the people who work there! I highly recommend you give it a try!

Iv only been coming here for a few weeks, but I can tell you this place is amazing. The staff here…read moreis knowledgeable, friendly, and keep you motivated! I would highly recommend if you are looking to get into the best shape of your life checking this place out.

I went to one class which was fun. So then I try to see the class schedule. And now they're texting…read moreme and calling me like an insecure ex. I would have loved to go to someone classes but not if I'm gonna be harassed with marketing messages everyday.

Walking into a 12:00 class at 12:07 and not being allowed in is beyond frustrating. As a working…read moreprofessional it's hard enough to fit in a workout to drive 20 min and be turned away

Chuze has undergone a lot of renovations that now include a lift lab, side "yard", new machines,…read moreand infrared saunas. The staff is always welcoming, inclusive and celebratory of all cultures, and celebrations.

The staff is always pretty chill, the equipment is pretty good they have a good variety but wow the…read moremembership is so predatory. You buy a monthly membership no year long enrollment but still have to a pay an annual fee of 65$ alongside your 22$ membership. If you go to cancel said membership you better do it 10 days before your next payment otherwise you have to pay for another month. Oh and do not let your account be empty come time to pay otherwise they charge you an arm and a leg absolutely no leeway whatsoever.