Went to a reformer pilates class here through class pass and loved it! This wasn't the hardest…read morePilates class I've ever been to but still get a good workout in. The instructor was so nice, gave clear instructions, and made key adjustments in form when needed. I love the gentle reminders on the floor under the machines it's a unique touch. Love the exposed brick, very well designed studio that maximizes every inch. Would definitely recommend to a friend and go back myself!

I think I'm past due for a review update, especially since I've been attending classes at Fierce45…read morefor over 18 months now and have taken close to 300 classes. I love the community and the fact that people make an effort to get to know each other. In a city as big as Denver, that is very hard to come by. I also love that there is no talk of weight loss, diets, calories, or being thin in the classes. Fierce45 takes a holistic approach to fitness that focuses on mindset and strength building rather than looking a certain way. Not every studio does this so it is much appreciated. Thanks to Fierce45, I also now have core strength that I never thought possible! I no longer dread when planks are cued. You simply cannot find a better workout for building strength or endurance. I will forever recommend Fierce45 to anyone and everyone.

spent a good 6 months taking classes here and although i'm not a morning person and was new to…read morehiit, i loved it. once i got used to the format and built up some strength, it became very challenging in a good way. I would just recommend that new people take it easy for the first classes and maybe take more of the strength days (Monday/Tuesday) and weekends. With strength classes, it would be easier to go easy. Always had great coaches.

I have been going to Fitwall since last October (minus the 2+ months closed for covid) and I have…read moreto say I love this place. I echo other people when I say this is a type of group fitness class I can get behind. I have tried Orangetheory and several other group training gyms but usually quite after a few months. Fitwall changes up the workouts every 3 weeks and every day of the week is different. I personally love Monday- Wednesday's as they are more strength based and I like being challenged and encouraged by the coaches to up the weights when capable from week 1 to week 3 of that workout. Speaking of the coaches they are great. I have taken classes with all and all our encouraging and pump you up to keep going. I can't hold myself very accountable without a coach and others in the room doing the workout too, so this place is great for that. If my neighbor is gonna run up and down the wall targeting I guess I'll do it too! During this Covid time Fitwall has been great with online videos, park outside workouts and inside workouts. Yes we currently have to wear masks inside but it just ups the challenge! The coaches and staff have been keeping the gym extra clean and only letting 9 people in and they clean everything between classes and have these solid (while a little goofy your first day) curtains up between stations. Check the pics of inside currently. I've certainly toned up in the last few months and looking forward to more!

Great energy! Boss class. The instructor was high energy and super welcoming. Sometimes when I…read morevisit a gym, the members have RBF and are a little rough to be around. Not this place! Everyone was there to get after it, and everyone was super supportive. A+

Compass offers such well-rounded classes and Jenny is an inspiring instructor, I love her classes!…read moreThe workouts are challenging, and always start with a fabulous-feeling long stretchy warm up. Explanations are thorough and Jenny does great demos. I love going to Compass - the space is vast and the equipment is top notch.

Orangetheory isn't the company they used to be. When I joined OTF DTC in 2016, I found a family…read more The staff was excited, compassionate and supportive of their members. They'd write personal thank you notes, call to check on us if we missed a few weeks, gave us free tshirts for being stellar members and really made me feel welcome and appreciated. Unfortunately, my first problems with OTF began after my store manager left. The new store manager was abusive, even calling several members to blame them for complaining about unfair treatment during marathon month. I canceled my membership and returned only after that manager had been fired. I always loved that OTF trainers respected my disabilities. They helped modify my workouts accordingly and never pressured me to do more or go faster like I experienced at places like 24 hour fitness and Cross Fit. I felt comfortable knowing I wouldn't be harassed or ogled at the gym and that made OTF a special place. More recently, I've had several negative experiences at different studios that have led me to believe OTF no longer has any personal interest in the health and safety of their members. For example, I always include my disability information in my profile, including to be near the weight station as I lift heavier than most, but have a hand disability that makes it difficult to carry 70lb dumbbells across the entire gym floor. I was told, not asked, on multiple occasions that I'd been switched to a far station after I'd arrived early to secure my spot. When I challenged this, I wasn't given a reason for the change. When I brought up my disability, the decision was quickly reversed, but it became clear to me they'd moved me (despite arriving early to secure my station) for another member. I injured myself a few months back and took time off to rest my shoulder. Shortly before doing so, I'd requested that my membership be moved from the Baker (Denver) studio, as I'd moved to south Florida after a divorce. I was informed they may not honor my $159 monthly fee, and they were right. What I find curious is that my new Florida location is clearly struggling, rarely offering 3G classes because they can't fill the room. Shortly after, I received a newsletter advertising "lowest fees in years" for members rejoining - yet they couldn't offer a founding member a transfer at the same amount, despite having referred over 20 people to OTF throughout my membership period. Back to the shoulder injury - unfortunately my health insurance expired (due to divorce) before I could get a diagnosis on my pain. I called to end my membership and was told I'd be charged for not one, but two months because I was canceling mere days after my monthly renewal. When I reiterated that I couldn't work out due to a medical issue, I was told nothing could be done, unless I got a doctors note. I reiterated that my health insurance had expired. Aaron, the manager, was more concerned with getting himself in trouble for helping me than showing any compassion or concern. He gave me an email for a regional manager, Kelsey, who never responded to my email. Aaron never sent my cancellation notice, either. OTF doesn't respect or care about its members or they would have worked with me to find a better solution instead of worrying about themselves. I've had issues before and OTF has refunded my membership dues or frozen my account - neither of these were offered despite my making it clear I wouldn't be using my membership. OTF just wants your money, period, and is ridiculously overpriced for what you get. It used to be worth it, but considering the low class attendance and continual promotions, I'm clearly not the only one who sees OTF for their corporate greed. You're better off going anywhere else. Don't waste your money on a $200/m membership, plus $150 heart rate monitor, plus having to pay for challenges that used to be free.

Been a member for over a year now and I can Honestly say it's been one of the best things/routines…read moreI have picked up in my life.I really appreciate the camaraderie the Company puts together and creates a small community Among one another. The staff here are extremely friendly helpful in every way and the coaches really motivate you To do your best and be the best version have yourself. My favorite locations have to be uptown and bakers

This life time kicks a$$. I go to a few in Scottsdale and also have lived in Colorado for twenty…read moreyears. This is a top notch life time and it's the best gym in Denver that's for sure. The weight room and pool here is great.

Different locations have different membership pricing. SO if you register in Parker you get access…read moreto only 2 Denver metro locations. But there are 8 loactions total. and if you want to use say the Cherry Creek location you need to upgrade your membership. which is 50% higher. very scammy feeling and not a brand I want to support with basically a bait and switch model.

Fit House is an incredible gym, top to bottom!…read more Incredible coaches - each coach motivates me every class I do, keeps me pushing harder and pushes me properly. They all are a wealth of knowledge that get me more fit, more flexible, turn me into a better athlete. They offer an incredibly wide range of classes: Lift classes, pure burn HIIT classes, kettlebells, mobility, kickboxing, open gym times... all are so efficient and pack so much good work in! They have a wellness and stretching area complete with infrared, cold plunge, normatec boots, you name it! The gym is clean, the people are great, the community is incredible.... Seriously give it a shot!!!

This is the only gym I've been to where I've seen actual results. The programming is well thought…read moreout, efficient, and varied. The coaches are highly knowledgeable, helpful, and just all around great people. There is also a cold plunge, multiple saunas, stretch room, and other wellness features. I've been going here for almost two years now - Fithouse is a gym you can stick with!

I've visited Pearl Street Fitness twice via ClassPass while in Denver. Both workouts left me…read morefeeling exhausted in a great way. The instructors (Ryan and Cory) were welcoming to this newcomer and every day is different, so it was easy to jump in despite not being a regular. Each class involved multiple rounds of exercises targeting different body parts of the body utilizing free weights, body weight, other equipment like jump ropes and steps, and lots of cardio. It's not easy, but the classes really fly by! The instructors were motivating throughout and blasted music to keep up the energy. I went early in the morning and street parking was easy to find outside. They have some cubbies to put your stuff, as well as a water fountain, but don't expect too many other amenities like towels or showers.

WHATTTT?! I can't believe I haven't reviewed the best workout in Denver until now. As a former…read moremember, I gave ClassPass a try and now I'm back on that PSF train--it's THAT good! So here's what up: 45-60 minute HARD AF full body workouts. They have lots of class offerings throughout the day, and you never quite know what you're gonna get. It's a mix of lifting/body weight/HIIT that'll leave you tired and sore and full of endorphins. They have a great, small group of dedicated teachers who are super motivating--I've taken classes from Cory, Jillian, Ryan, Brooke, and Scott and loved them all. I come here about three times a week now and always leave exhausted (in a good way!). As I mentioned, I was giving ClassPass a try but am now a member at Pearl Street. They have an awesome $99 unlimited class deal if you're able to make midday weekday classes, plus some other pricing and drop in options. By far my favorite workout in Denver!!

I have been a member of E3 for almost a year, and it's been amazing. Every work out is still…read morechallenging in the best way and I always leave feeling great. E3 strives for excellence in every aspect while fostering a welcoming and motivating atmosphere. Before joining, I tried out quite a few other gyms (Alchemy365, F45, Barrys, FitWall, TransFORM to name a few...) looking for a workout that was tough as hell and would push me, but also a place that wasn't intimidating. E3 was that place! The gym is clean and well-maintained and whether you are an avid weightlifter or cardio enthusiast, this gym has many classes to achieve your fitness goals. All the coaches deserve immense praise for their unwavering dedication and professionalism. Their friendly and positive energy is contagious and they'ree always available to answer questions and provide personalized guidance. They definitely go above and beyond to ensure members feel comfortable and are maximizing their potential. E3 has an inclusive and supportive community. It's refreshing to be a part of a gym where individuals of all fitness levels are encouraged and welcomed. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned athlete (there's lots of them!), every member is treated with respect and encouragement. The positive environment motivates me to push my limits and achieve my fitness goals. Give it a week and you'll never look back.

Two years later and we are still madly in love with e3. These guys are passionate about fitness,…read moreand their drive is contagious. They work very hard to make the classes and small group sessions challenging, yet achievable. They go way outside of the classes and they also help each individual to live a healthy lifestyle through nutrition, attitude, and recovery. This is where I am their biggest challenge, as my love for tacos and tequila along with my old age and injuries make me a bit more difficult to work with at times.