I'd say this is a definitely a good, utilitarian AF. This is the one I usually come to when in town…read morefor work. It's never been crowded when I've been here. Weight room is bigger than some, with 3 racks plus Smith, a cable machine, leg presses, etc. Only thing I didnt see was an EZ curl bar, but no big deal. They also have bumper plates and rubberized mats on the floor for deadlifts. (They also have lots of sign threatening charges for "dropping weights," not re-racking your weights, or "leaning weights against the wall.") So be warned, I suppose. I haven't had much interaction with staff here, but from what I can recall, they've been friendly. It's not the shiniest or prettiest AF I've been to, but it's got it where it counts. They've also got a vending machine with drinks. Would definitely come back.

Only in town for a few weeks but the manager was able to get me a deal on an abbreviated…read moremembership. I tried hitting up some other gyms but when I made it clear I wasn't interested in joining a cult or taking out a second mortgage on my house they quickly lost interest in me. The manager here was super friendly and willing to take the time to speak to me without undue pressure. The free weights and cardio machines were adequate for my use but the place is probably geared more for the casual user than the gym rats who want to grunt, groan and slam weights around like Neanderthals. So if you don't need a river of testosterone flowing around you but rather a pleasant place to work out without being judged by how many tires you can flip over than this is the place for you.

I recently went to my local Planet Fitness which I have been a customer for years. I wanted to…read morepurchase an item behind the counter but was told they no longer accept cash, only digital payments. Well, basically I will no longer be purchasing anything inside Planet Fitness if I even choose to maintain member ship status. I will bring my own water, and/or tanning supplies. They will be getting zero $0 add-ons from this customer. I'm extremely disappointed in this company. I'm already sharing my frustration with whomever want to listen. One of my room mates, a female says she cancelled and is inquiring at Club Genesis for an alternate workout place. It is quite likely I may do the same.

Be aware when canceling memberships. They started billing me again a year later and refused to…read morecredit me back for their error in billing. Management refused any communication and phone number to contact senior management. It's all good until they owe you money.

I was a member for six years from the old days when the location was still managed under Ozark…read moreFitness. There are a variety of positives and negatives for Genesis that ultimately come out to a mixed bag of good and bad. The location is right off of Battlefield and National, and is very easy to access. However, the parking lot is far too small for the busy times of the day, and it may be difficult to find a spot during the afternoon prime time workout hours. The interior was completely renovated when Genesis took over the gym, and the locker rooms, cardio class areas, and upstairs treadmill and exercise bike sections were completely redesigned and are very well maintained. Honestly, the locker rooms look more like the bathrooms for a fancy hotel than a gym. The gym caters very well to the serious powerlifter or bodybuilder with a wide variety of machines and free weights, including several squat racks and a dumbbell rack ranging all the way up to the very impressive pair of 160's, although much of the equipment is rather old and was first used well over a decade ago. Because of the age of some of the machines, it's not unusual for some of them to be out of order for several weeks at a time when something breaks. The hours have gotten worse in recent years. The gym used to be open 24/7 and closed only on Christmas Day, which was fantastic for the college student with a late schedule. However, they now operate more closely to the day shift industry standard, and tend to close early on the weekends and close completely on certain holidays.They tend to close very early and open late with restricted hours the day before and after a holiday, so you have to pay close attention to their notifications. The price has also sharply increased. What was once a cheap gym membership is now a big monthly commitment that requires a significant bank account. They prefer that you sign a contact for a two year membership, although this can be automatically renewed without any input from you. When I moved out of state, management wanted me to transfer my contract to someone else, despite me not seeing any paperwork in over six years. The gym sells a variety of supplements and other fitness products, although the high prices are usually beaten by buying them somewhere else. They have a smoothie bar by the front desk, but again they tend to be overpriced. Overall, Genesis is a good gym with a few drawbacks. Expensive, and with a restrictive schedule and membership contracts, but very nice with a beautiful interior, and it's well worth the visit if you live or work nearby.

Another new Manager, another failing grade. Against my better judgement, my wife joined. 3-days…read moreafter paying, working with their Manager AND a guy from "Corporate", they won't let her in to work out. SHE TOURED WITH THE MANAGER!! Still the restrooms are a mess, lockers always full, occasional raw sewage on the floor in the locker room, steam room NEVER works and at least the equipment is always broken. How hard is it to replace a carabiner or a simple roll of toilet paper for peak hours? There are two rolls on the fixture, can we have ONE that has TP on it and a locking stall would be nice. On the plus side, they keep the locker rooms open while the sewer backs up. Classy. Kudos. I have worked out at gyms all over the country. This one could be OK. Many Genesis clubs are nice! Just a complete lack of caring is endemic of this location. Like it's cursed.

Owner Les is very nice and helpful to get you signed up…read more The gym floor is very small but they have a majority of the equipment you would be looking. Not for power lifters and a majority of the gym-goers are retired.

Snap fitness has all the equipment you need to reach your fitness goals. Staff is very kind and…read moreanswered all my questions. This gym is very clean and a great atmosphere!!

This place is incredible. It' literally has everything you need. It's really impressive everything…read morethat is in the gym. Functional fitness, cardio, free weights. 24/7 access and it's always clean The gym is usually pretty quiet with a few people in it. You never have to wait long to use any equipment. The management is super friendly and quick to respond. I would give this gym 6 stars if I could. You will not be disappointed.

I am overwhelmingly impressed with Club Pilates in Springfield. Everyone is very friendly and the…read moreinstructors are very knowledgeable. The classes are always different and hold a lot of variety by incorporating jump boards, cardiO, TRX. Unlike some places, even if you take the same level class, with the same instructor on the same day of the week at the same time, each week, the class is different and there is variety. Time seems to fly, it's enjoyable, and I haven't found myself regretting going or feeling bored or watching the clock! So glad this came to Springfield- Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Club Pilates delivers a premium Reformer-based experience for every body, with 8 class types across…read more4 levels to help you find the right fit for your goals and fitness level. Whether you are new to Pilates or looking to deepen your practice, Club Pilates Springfield offers a supportive and energizing environment designed to meet you where you are. Each class is led by comprehensively certified instructors with more than 450 hours of training, so you can feel confident in the guidance you receive. With a focus on strength, mobility, balance, and overall well-being, Club Pilates makes it easy to experience the benefits of Pilates in a welcoming, inclusive space. Book your Free Intro class today and discover how Pilates can transform the way you move and feel!

Awesome selection of classes in two locations. I love the…read moreBarre classes - they are fast paced and challenging without being impossible. The one star deduction is for a crappy instructor - Jodi - who seems to be more interested in bitching about how sore she is is and then proceeding to do every exercise from start to finish instead of perhaps helping out new students or improving the form for all. But as long as you avoid her, you'll be golden. The owner and the rest of the staff are incredibly helpful. I even received an individual lesson for mat Pilates and was the only one who signed up for that specific class. The instructor walked me through every position and really cared about how I did there.

Got a Groupon for a one-hour massage from Haven -- and I'll be going back at full price. She is…read moreMORE than worth it. Incorporates several disciplines including Thai Yoga.

am so disappointed after visiting the center. It is boasted as a "family fun center" but that is…read morevery misleading. It should be named "kind to Silver Sneaker members only". I am also a Silver Sneaker member but today I came with my granddaughters who are out of school. The older ladies working the front desk acted like it was such an inconvenience to wait on us. Then proceeded to let us know that none of the amenities for children are available until after 4 so that older members can enjoy it. Even the lifeguards were grumpy! School is out and kids should be able to enjoy the facilities! Isn't that what parks are for? What a shame! I have family that retired from the park board and they are appalled too. I was also disgusted by the restrooms and changing room. They smelled of urine terribly!

I joined Chesterfield Family Center specifically for their water aerobic classes in the morning. At…read moreleast 1/3 of the time, there is no instructor. From what I'm told this is an ongoing issue. There are instructors who would cover classes if childcare would open earlier, but the park board will not open even 30-minutes earlier to accommodate their best instructor. Obviously they don't care about their paying customers.