There's big, then there's opulent, catering to the needs of the masses and all individuals…read morein-between. Life Time Fitness is HUGE and I mean they literally have whatever you desire (Fleur-de-Lis for all of you L.A. Confidential lovers). Located in a very strategic and safe location, near a major intersection and the freeway, traffic and parking will never be an issue. But if you have to park far away, isn't that part of the workout!? Anyways I find the facility to be very clean, friendly and safe environment without to many "weirdo's" (take that how you want). First off, the showers are plentiful and well stocked with towels and they have a nice pathway to the indoor pool. I've never had to wait on a shower, typically between 5-7am. As for swimming laps in the winter, one might need to tailer their swim routine as people like me who can swim roughly 100 laps and then there's the elderly swim classes. The point is there are limitations. When spring-fall happens it's a bit easier b/c the outdoor pool offers more lanes. Next, I've never eaten at the café so I can't speak on prices, options or anything. As far as BB courts I workout really early in the morning so I can usually shoot alone but afternoons, you'll be waiting to get on the floor. I've never been to a class for things like aerobics, yoga or anything but I have had a trainer. I honestly think I was bamboozled a bit. In my ignorance I was expecting 3 or 4 sessions a week, a meal plan and several different workout options based on my desired goals. What I got was a body fat measurement via a tape measure and scale along with a musclebound dude to spot me for 3 months. No meal plan, no spreadsheet with workouts that fit me. I mean he fulfilled the spirit of the contract besides not giving me a meal plan other than "eat some berries and tuna", but not what we initially discussed. Now, I will say the greatest thing I learned was foam rolling my muscles. I will admit, I wrestled in high school and college and I've always been fit therefore I know how to workout and diet. So for many others, they may need a little more education so be sure to emphasize that in the contract. As for workout equipment, they have plenty of stair masters, nautilus machines, free weights, treadmills and so forth to accommodate a lot of people. I think out of my 4 years there I only had an issue with someone reading a newspaper on a butterfly machine and I was doing cardio line training so I didn't want my heart rate to slow down while he was reading. Other than that, it's been very good. Oh, I will mention one time I was on the treadmill and a certain Albert Pujols was on the machine next to me. He had his cap on, his gold chain was bigger than my arm, and hit leg was as big as my torso. He saw me catching a glimpse and we had a small conversation and I mentioned I didn't want to bug him. He laughed and said "I approached you, so we're good!" Class act even though I'm a Cleveland fan! In summary, I never used all the amenities offered but there are a lot. I only wanted to reference what I've taken advantage of at Life Time. I was happy with my stay there and encourage anyone who wants to improve their health to drop on by and get a free trial membership. Two thumbs up!

If I could give zero stars I would. I've been a member of Life Time since 2010 and absolutely loved…read moreit. In the past the cost was worth it to have a clean well kept workout space and locker room. Now it's so dusty and filthy! Also, half of the tv screens are messed up, the pictures is either zoomed out or zoomed in. There aren't enough machines or equipment for the amount of people! After 16 years I am looking to other clubs. Disappointing!

This is my absolute favorite workout ever! I am so thankful they got me in the door two months ago,…read morebecause I have found my place! I don't think I have ever looked forward to working out more than I have since starting at LAgree. I actually want to workout on my off days, which is new for me. No two workouts are the same either, and you can't plateau. I also love that they ha e started offering more of a variety of classes! I have only tried the regular "mega" classes and the TRX mix-ups, but there are 55+, 101 fundamentals, HIIT, and arms/abs/core focused classes! I have to say the people are my favorite! First of all, the instructors are awesome! They are all so encouraging and motivating and push you to do and be your absolute best! They all have their own teaching styles too. Second, I love the people I've met since working out here! I've made friends, and even when I've gone into a class knowing no one, everyone is welcoming and excited to be there. I highly recommend trying out a class, it's an experience you won't regret!

Three years of excellent service and great progress on my personal fitness and overall condition…read more Have never had anyone better than Jesse at adapting the training to my needs. Byron Price

KSAC is so much more than a gym; it's a family. The minute you walk in the door, you're…read moreunconditionally welcomed and supported just as you are. I've never experienced another community like it! I've been with KSAC since 2015, and I'm grateful every day for the friendships I've made, the infectious positivity of the environment, and for their role in helping me get in the best shape of my life after having three babies and also as I head into my 40s. Whatever you'd like to work on, the highly skilled staff will go all-in to help you meet your fitness and nutrition goals. The daily programming for both CrossFit and EPOC is rewarding, challenging, and can always be scaled to ensure everyone gets a great workout.

I took a tour of this gym and was blown away with amount they have to offer!! One of the cleanest…read moreand organized gym facilities i have ever seen. The staff welcomes you into their family and helps you grow as a person! Check Them Out !

Since I work in the area I have no excuse not to pop over here during lunch or after work. For…read moreearly risers, they do open when the sun rises. Gym has a great selection of weights and having gone several times, never seen it busy. Bring your own lock and towel (they do offer a service if you wish). The second floor has a basketball court and misc rooms. 3rd floor offers a walking track, good selection of cardio machines (they also have on 1st floor) facing TV's. They have a focused circuit area of weights too. Yoga room is small. Other rooms for classes are larger on the first floor. Overall, good gym, helpful staff and well maintained.

I love this place and have been going for a bit over a month. Usually its kinda quiet and the…read moretrainers are helpful without being pushy. If you want a certain machine is suggest going before 6am, after 9am, or after 6pm when its not really busy. The steam room and sauna are nice. I'd give it 5 stars but have had a few things that needed to be cleaned at times. Other than that I love this place and highly recommend

Relaxed gym atmosphere with great ownership. The turf space in back is a rare sight in the cityread more

Brickyard has plenty of parking, extremely clean, good amount of equipment, and always has sports…read moreon the tv. Conor gave me a tour of the facility and was friendly. I purchased a day pass while I was in town for work and had a great workout.

I've been to a lot of gyms and I'll admit I like all the options that a larger gym provides. This…read morebrings me to Planet Fitness in Overland Park. It's located in a safe part of town and with easy to access parking. The staff are extremely friendly and I've never had an issue while being a patron. I will go on record there will be busy times and off times, and most of my review comes from the perspective of a 5am gym rat. The experience during peak times like 5-7pm will be substantially different. First off, the showers are plentiful and well stocked with towels. I've never had to wait on a shower, typically between 5-7am. I really like having options like a BB court and pool but there again not everyone can be the Goliath in the room. That means laps, water aerobics, teaching kids to swim or dribble a BB will have to be elsewhere. For me that's a deal breaker. I've never been to a class for things like aerobics, yoga or anything like that rather I go in and have my routines at 5am. I mainly stick to the Stairmaster, treadmill and weights (free and nautilus). As for workout equipment, they have plenty of stair masters, nautilus machines, free weights, treadmills and so forth to accommodate a lot of people in off hours. However, during peak hours weights become more of an issue and people will generally have to work-in sets. What I really like it the indoor track upstairs. This offers a good alternative to the treadmill and good to burn off some calories, but watch out for those people doing squat thrusts in the slow lane! In summary, while I never used all the amenities some of the items I need aren't available. I highly advise getting a trial membership to see if the gym is a good fit for your workout. For the most part the place is clean but I have seen it a bit messy but that's not the norm. I thought the place was ok, just not enough of what I wanted, which other options did have and it's why I left. Two thumbs sideways.

Cleanliness: Men's bathroom is getting worse. It's obvious routine cleaning does not occur…read more Urine stains on the stalls and below the urinals. Very disgusting! Staff is always standing around chatting.

This place is super expensive for what they offer. And not kept clean. More like your community gym…read morefor $80 per month

It's okay in terms of gyms. More expensive for less than other budget gyms like Planet Fitness, but…read morenot as expensive or decked out as the bigger ones like Genesis. Workers here are nice enough but this location doesn't offer the free trial like online claims. Will not be returning.

I had an introductory stretch today with Taylor and enjoyed it. Taylor was professional, courteous…read moreand caring. She explained everything she was about to do and why. I'm just not sure I want another expensive monthly membership although I think stretching is beneficial.

Amazing experience. I went to see Taylor in November, rather skeptical, but I knew I felt like the…read moreTin Man from Wizard of Oz. I got a 3 month membership and my life has been transformed. I'm able to touch the floor with my palms- miracle. I've never felt better. At age 54, operating room nurse and on my feet all day- THIS was better than anything i've done in the past. It is life changing! Thanks to the staff and Taylor at 135th St!!!

Matt Terry is my nutritionist (these guys are more than just a gym). With his help I lost 12 lbs…read moreand have a clearer head. Cannot recommend highly enough.

I've been seeing Matt Terry, co-owner of Body Solutions, for personal training for years and I…read morethink he's great. He's extraordinarily knowledgable and he really cares about his work. But please, don't read this review and don't believe my accolades. I'm a bit possessive when I find a great trainer. There are a lot of mediocre trainers around town who don't have Matt's professionalism and expertise. Why don't you go to one of those and leave my trainer to the lucky group who has already found him (just joking)?

I'd say the best medium to large size gym in Olathe is Genesis Health Club. It's located in a safe…read morepart of town and easy to access. The staff are extremely friendly and I've never had an issue while being a patron. I will go on record there will be busy times and off times, and most of my review comes from the perspective of a 5am gym rat. The experience during peak times like 5-7pm will be substantially different. That said, Gensis has a fair amount of equipment to keep everyone happy if you don't mind working in. First off, the showers are plentiful and well stocked with towels but the pathway to the indoor pool is a bit sketchy in that you pass in view of the front door. I've never had to wait on a shower, typically between 5-7am. As for swimming laps in the winter, one might need to tailer their swim routine as people like me who can swim roughly 100 laps and then there's the elderly swim classes. The point is there are limitations. When spring-fall happens it's a bit easier b/c the outdoor pool offers more lanes. Also, the outdoor pool is great for kids who are just starting to swim. Not only do they have a slide but a gradual slope into the water allows kids to wade slowly, perfect for a teaching moment. Next, I've never tried the café so I can't speak on prices, options or anything. As far as BB courts I workout really early in the morning so I can usually shoot alone but afternoons, you'll be waiting to get on the floor. I've never been to a class for things like aerobics, yoga or anything but I have had a trainer. My trainer was a former Mr Midwest champ at light heavyweight, or something along those lines but I honestly think I was bamboozled a bit. In my ignorance I was expecting 3 or 4 sessions a week, a meal plan and several different workout options based on my desired goals. What I got was a body fat measurement via a tape measure and scale along with a musclebound dude to spot me for 3 months. No meal plan, no spreadsheet with workouts that fit me. I mean he fulfilled the spirit of the contract besides not giving me a meal plan other than "eat some berries and tuna", but not what we initially discussed. Now, I will say the greatest thing I learned was foam rolling my muscles. I will admit, I wrestled in high school and college and I've always been fit therefore I know how to workout and diet. So, for many others, they may need a little more education so be sure to emphasize that in the contract. As for workout equipment, they have plenty of stair masters, nautilus machines, free weights, treadmills and so forth to accommodate a lot of people. I think out of my 4 years there I only had an issue with someone reading a newspaper on a butterfly machine and I was doing cardio line training so I didn't want my heart rate to slow down while he was reading. Other than that, it's been very good. What I really like it the indoor track upstairs. This offers a good alternative to the treadmill and good to burn off some calories, but watch out for those people doing squat thrusts in the slow lane! In summary, I never used all the amenities offered but there are a lot. I only wanted to reference what I've taken advantage of at Genesis. I was happy with my stay there and encourage anyone who wants to improve their health to drop on by and get a free trial membership. Two thumbs almost straight up!

This is one of my favorite Genesis gyms run by a one of my favorite Genesis managers, Chris. This…read morelocation used to be rundown, as they bought it from a company who bought it from Prairie Life and needless to say, they spent a lot of money and resurrected it to a level far above what it was at its former peak. Everything is new and improved, and the staff is friendly and helpful. They interact with members better than any of the gyms around here. They also listen and make improvements as they go, which is pretty darn intuitive. And speaking of intuition, I happen to be hearing impaired and years ago, when I was signing my contract, they were very helpful by taking it slow, which I very much appreciated. The equipment is all brand new, so it should be great for many years to come. The pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and free weight areas are all top drawer. All in all, a great gym