Started going here a couple months ago. I get a lot of value from these sessions both physically…read moreand mentally. My trainer Allan has been great. I'm working through a few long term injuries and he's created a program to ensure I don't make the injuries worse as well as strengthened my entire body and improved my mobility. Not to mention he's just a really nice guy. Everyone there is extremely welcoming. I haven't once felt intimidated. Tony the manager has been nothing but accommodating and just fun to talk with. These a great people, very skilled, provide effective training, and a comfortable environment. Highly recommend check them out.

Consistent, focused expert, friendly I feel better!,…read more Happy to keep going. Great setting and staff

Commit2Fitness is a great locally-owned gym located in Arvada off of Wadsworth Blvd. I've been…read morelooking for a gym that isn't super packed all the time and has flexible hours and it looks like I found my place. Finding a gym that fits those 2 criteria proved to be much harder than you think it should be. Although the gym isn't very big at all, there is plenty of equipment and even during the time I went which was after working hours when you think it would be packed, it was not that bad. There are two bathrooms and one of them has a shower. The water station had clean tasting water. I look forward to continue going to this gym and hopefully it stays awesome!

I am college baseball player from Mn and living here for the summer. I Needed a gym with all the…read moreamenities of an Workhard gym and 24 hour access. Most gyms in the area require a yearly membership And only have basic equipment. Commit2fitness has amazing and brand new equipment, a small batch of turf, rollers, CrossFit area, and a whole lot of attachments. The owner is amazing and is very friendly and helpful too! To be honest, this is my favorite gym in the city of Arvada and so far CO. Glad to be a member!!!

I had body work done for the first time. I'm a martial arts instructor with 3 herniated discs in my…read moreneck, so I'm usually pretty jacked up. I get massages monthly, but I swiftly learned that body work is MUCH different!! Kayt was incredible. She explained what was going on with my issues as she worked. The most knowledgeable person I have ever spoke to regarding physiology & repair. I have been rehabbing my neck for months now, and what she did in one 90 min session was more than all of my PT and regular massage work COMBINED! She helped and explained why my foot falls asleep, she helped with my jaw clicking, and I have range of movement with my neck and arm that I haven't had in years. I'm not joking. I've been able to sleep again. She went beyond my paid time to fully finish some techniques, she wrote me up an email with some exercises to do, and she gave me a list of specialized areas for the next body work specialist to focus on. I only wished I lived in Denver so I could see Kayt regularly. She has changed my life and I'm wonderfully grateful for her knowledge & skill. BOOK WITH KAYT.

Came here for the recovery center (infrared sauna and cold plunge/cryotherapy) stayed for the…read moresemaglutide (ozempic/wegovy), and the best personal trainers. I've also received body work/massage from Kayt - she is AMAZING as well. Dr. Popp for acupuncture/needling/chiropractic has helped me a ton. I am obsessed with this place because you can come here for anything related to your health. Whether that's fitness, recovering from an injury, or dealing with chronic fatigue/illness, they can help you feel better! Definitely check them out if you want to improve your health!

I signed up for a "free" 6-week challenge that had been advertised on Facebook. I chose the…read moremembership option ($270 upfront, $180 after the challenge) versus paying $599 upfront for the challenge. I chose the membership option because I was hopeful my work would allow me to actively make time for the gym. Unfortunately, I just wasn't able to complete it do to some changes in my work schedule. Let me just say the workouts, coaches, and people are very friendly. The 6-week challenge meal plan is limited, making it incredibly hard to follow. This comes from someone who is pretty easy-going about meal options and has done low-card, calorie counting, Keto, and a few other meal lifestyles successfully. There's apparently a new meal prep guide with a larger option for foods, but it came out after I started so I don't know much about it. They don't have a copier, so I took a photo of the contract, which is neither here nor there, but more a friendly note to snap a photo or you won't have something to refer back to. They do require you to sign a photo release to join, which really isn't something I was interested in doing, but had already signed up before being told about the release. You're also required to friend the owners, Sol and Amy, on social media and follow the gym. (Funny enough, my EFT just processed for the current month, my last, and I noticed one already unfriended me. I guess that means we can't be friends if my membership during/after my notice. ‍) It's alright. I wasn't thrilled by the idea anyway. Friending them does allow membership in a secret group of other members and one of other challengers. I can't fairly review the gym or the workouts other than saying I would have at least continued to complete the challenge had work not interfered. It is a great workout. You go at your own pace (kind of). Coaches are eager to help (and encouraging) so you don't feel like the new kid. I enjoyed it! My biggest frustration regarding the challenge specifically is there isn't really a good option to just try the challenge. Being asked to pay $600 for a "free" campaign is a lot of money to try something out. When opting for the more price efficient option you're locked into more than 6 weeks because of the misleading 30 day policy unless you cancel after your very first foundations class. The policy states: "Once payment is received on an EFT membership there are no refunds under any circumstances. 30 day written notice is required to cancel an EFT membership. Any payments that fall within that 30 days must be satisfied." MOST IMPORTANTLY: Unless you give notice on the 1st day of the month in a 31 day month, you will be paying for more than 30 days after giving notice. If notice is given on the 2nd or any time after, you'll be billed for the remainder of the current month and then your 30 days. Again, there is no way out of getting locked into a second month automatically when trying the challenge. In my case, I gave written notice just over two weeks after starting, but I paid for an additional month was still due. All in all, I paid $460 for 14 days of foundations classes and 5 days of actual workouts.

I've been training with Soloman for over 3 years. Even though I taught fitness years ago I had…read moresome injuries that kept me from maintaining my fitness level. By the time I found Soloman I was a mess. Loss of strength, limited mobility and range of motion and daily pain. Not to mention the fear of injuring myself even more. He worked with me for a long time to help regain my mobility and range of motion then we started on strength, it was a special day when he told me we didn't need one-on-one anymore and I could attend the group classes. I still require modification for most everything but he never fails to kick my butt and push me beyond my fears. I love this guy!

Friendly staff, clean environment, awesome options for workouts, and easy parking! The place can…read moreseem like there's no one there, but they are all tucked away in the saunas. Great hot and sweaty workout.

I have never had a better workout than when I started coming here. I'm never sore because the sauna…read moredecreases inflammation. I'm always exhausted once I leave. I'm always counting down the hours for when I can come back for more. The best part you're all by yourself. Idk about you but the gyms I was going to before were becoming FULL of people taking videos of themselves and either getting you in the back or getting angry when you walked through their shot. As well as people taking up so many pieces of equipment for their rotation with no consideration for anyone else working out. It was to the point I no longer wanted to even go to the gym. Until I found Hotworx and I fell in love. They don't always have staff but when they do they're always nice & take good care of you!

The coaches at Vantage are super knowledgeable and encouraging! I really love the combination of…read morethorough warm-ups and instruction along with functional strength training. The hybrid workouts are killer! Glad to have found this awesome gym

This gym is such a great place for fitness. The coaches are excellent and have phenomenal training…read more The owners take the development of their staff seriously. They are a big family! The events the owners put on are upbeat and fun! It's been great to be a part of this community! The programming is perfect for every stage of development and strength. It's been so great to see top athletes and then kids come out of this gym! The powerful community is bar none! I recommend this place hands down!! Want HIIT TRAINING this is your place!

Started up at F45 for a New Year's resolution and I am so glad I did. It's the perfect amount of…read morestructure and accountability for me. They even helped me set up my calorie and protein goals to get started. After 2 months I have lost 20 pounds of fat and excited to keep going!

F45 is not just a gym, it's more of a community with passonate coaches that care about members…read morereaching our goals.

My girls had a lot of fun. It was clean and well maintained and really affordable…read more Water park/pool area was packed because it was spring break, which wasn't their fault, except that "lazy river" (super small) wasn't supervised well and had way way too many people in it. I would only recommend regulated crowds more, that's why I gave it 4 instead of 5.

Why did I pay $23 to swim in a freezing cold pool crammed full of unsupervised children?! Literally…read morethe worst experience I've had at ANY rec center (and I've been to pretty much all of them within an hour radius). I brought my daughter to swim and we stayed about 30 min. The only area where she could *actually* swim had a giant fan blowing down from the ceiling...we were both shivering within 10 minutes. The pool area looks massive, but the actual space for a kid to swim is tiny. SO much wasted space. The playground are is great for toddlers, but beyond that it's a huge disappointment. Why is there a huge fan blowing down onto the pool on a cold, rainy day?? The pool water temps were miserably cold which means the hot tubs were overrun with people who were camped out in them. We couldn't even dip a toe in the hot tub because they were 'full'. There were also crowds of completely unsupervised kids everywhere we turned. The whole 'adult supervision for kids under 10' is an absolute JOKE. After being pushed, kicked, shoved, jumped on for 30 minutes, we cut our losses and left. Will absolutely not be back.