Can't say enough great things about this gem of a place. Where can you go for $25 a month that…read moreincludes a gym, fitness classes, free wifi and drum roll.... free child care included!?! Yes, you can come and unwind or have some much needed self care time... all while knowing your kiddos are being well taken care of. There is a huge weight room, two cardio rooms, large open gym (which is rentable), and aerobic/class room. My kids actually beg to come since they know they will have a blast. Meanwhile, I hit up yoga classes or even catch up on emails/work/phone calls... it's amazing!

Great place to work out in Lenexa! Especially for weightlifters. Never busy when I went in…read moreJanuary/February earlier this year. The only reason I paused my membership was because I had moved to Olathe. Also the basketball gym was always freezing in wintertime, and sometimes busy with league practice in evening.

Great Place! Lots of classes to choose from and everyone is very nice…read more They have boys which not many gyms do anymore.

Good instructors, beginning classes are pretty basic but they can progress to tumbling fairly…read morequickly

I have been coming here for a few years, and the staff is continually trying hard to improve the…read moreexperience for members. They recently extended the pool and gym hours, which is great for working professionals who are hoping to get a workout in throughout the week. Additionally, they make efforts to upgrade the equipment and improve the flow of the gym when needed. The classes and lessons also shine here. There are a few instructors (Mark V, Emily C, and Casey Q) who are especially good for yoga classes. I also took Adult Swim Lessons here, and they were very patient in teaching proper stroke form and breathing, I often recommend the classes to others! Great downtown location with parking, streetcar or bus access nearby. Check it out!

Hands down this is one of the nicest gyms I've been to. Located in the former KMBC original tv…read morestation, this building preserves some of the historic architecture while adding contemporary touches. This downtown location also has a surface parking lot - you can park for FREE for up to 2 or 3 hours. Just take the ticket inside for a staffer to validate. Lots of group classes to choose from. Free weights, swimming pool, basketball court, machines, track and more. There's literally something for everyone. On my visit I took a cycle class with Mark. He is a great instructor. Listening to the top Pop hits distracted your brain from the leg burn. By the time class ended, I was soaking wet. The class was fun and hard. Amenities include: touchless faucets in the restrooms; water bottle filling stations and family changing rooms. The walking/running track above the other workout areas feels like you are suspended above them. If you don't have a membership, your first visit is free. I wish this location was closer, I'd go to this location all the time.

I used to be a member of this gym and loved it! They are inside of First Baptist Church of Raytown…read moreand maintain and clean and quiet facility to work out. I joined because their prices were so incredibly cheap. If I remember, it was $24 a month. All of the treadmills have personal TV screens so you can watch a show to pass the time. It was never busy during the times I chose to work out, so I always had a good pick of machines. The bathrooms and locker areas were always cleaned and well-stocked. I had to drop my membership due to personal reasons, but if I were to ever join a gym again, ROC Fitness would be my first choice!

I guess to say my heart is in neighborhood fitness center.s The one's where you don't see a…read moresteroided muscle man walk around. I've decided from past experiences, I wanted one where I could easily freeze my membership due to work travel. I wanted a gym in my area, that was less than 10 minutes away....well, I found it. I received in the mail, a flyer saying the membership fee of $29 was waived in January for Roc fitness. I chose today to go and check it out. It's a small gym, with a small equipped weight room. The weight room has set of circuit machines for upper and lower body. There's cardio machines upstairs. There's also a 14 lap walking track. They have shower rooms with lockers. Overall, it's a pretty nice place. Great price, too: $22 a month. There's a $5 locker fee if you decided to get a permanent locker, and they charge a one time fee for the usb key to program a workout. I like that idea, and am going to do that. The classes change per season. I am interested in the adagio class, and the zumba classes. The staff were very helpful, and they arrange for an orientation, after you join. There's a cafe with, from what I've heard, the best French fries in Raytown. I suppose the gym is supposed to counter act the calories in the French fries? . Edit: This place grows on you. The more I am there, the more I like it.

The staff is friendly but subdued! Full gym with kids and adult programs…read more Best (heated) large pools, lap, rec & outdoor, recently renovated, with several aquatics classes. Top notch weight rooms & tartan indoor track. Also boxing area with bag glove appariti. Large & updated cardio equipment area inside the track. Ladies specialty classes in four closed and upscale Rooms. Great kids programs totally "security" separated from adult facilities and with advanced curricula. Full svc Spa. check it out ... Full lunch, munch & fresh food bar with very cool seating area, fireplaces, large TVs and spacious outdoor deck with a panoramic view. Great for personal or family recreation and advanced fitness. regimens! . By far the best value in the region.

I've been a Genesis member for about 3.5 years, and unfortunately, the Ridgeview location in Olathe…read morehas been a consistent disappointment. The only reason I've maintained my membership is because I'm a tennis player and regularly use other Genesis locations like 110th and Merriam. Ridgeview, however, is closest to my home, so I still visit in the mornings - and nearly every visit highlights ongoing issues that have never been resolved. To be fair, the staff is actually one of the bright spots. Most of them are attentive, friendly, and genuinely seem to care about members. The few who were not up to par are no longer there. This makes the situation even more frustrating, because the front-line staff is doing their part, but the overall facility conditions don't reflect their effort. Cleanliness is a major problem. The locker rooms, showers, and steam room are consistently dirty. I've personally seen trash, hair, and even toilet paper scattered across the steam room surfaces. The showers are regularly filthy, and the hot tub is frequently in unacceptable condition - cloudy, green, and foul-smelling. On one occasion, I tested the water myself and found zero chlorine or proper chemical balance, which is frankly unacceptable for a facility that markets itself as "luxury." Even basic amenities like towels are an issue. They are often stained, worn out, and sometimes visibly tattered - not what you expect from a premium-priced club. Equipment is another major problem. On any given day, it feels like only about 60% of the machines are actually functional. Broken cardio equipment, damaged weight machines, and even unsafe conditions - like equipment missing seats but still left on the floor for use - are common. It's not just inconvenient, it's dangerous. What's most frustrating is the lack of response or accountability from leadership. I've emailed staff, spoken with management, and even reached out higher up - and nothing changes. My most recent email detailing the condition of the steam room didn't even receive a response. There was recently a promise posted throughout the gym that new equipment would be installed by the end of Fall 2025. Those signs quietly disappeared in early January, and now the explanation is that they are "waiting on new flooring." This has reportedly been the excuse for years, and at this point it's hard to take seriously. This location is marketed as a premier Genesis club, but it falls well below the standard of other gyms in the Kansas City area. Even other Genesis locations, like the 135th Street club, are significantly better maintained and updated. At the end of the day, you're paying a premium price for what should be a high-end experience - and this location simply does not deliver. If you're considering a gym in the area, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Lifetime Fitness, while more expensive, at least delivers on cleanliness, maintenance, and overall quality.

The BEST Anytime Fitness I've been to! Super, super spacious. Absolutely clean! So much equipment…read morehere. Highly recommended that you give this location a try and make it your primary gym. I was wowed. This should set the standard for all Anytime Fitness locations.

I have been a member for almost 2 years now, and I can say with such certainty that this is the…read morebest experience I have ever had at a gym! The staff and trainers are personable, trustworthy, and make it very known they want you to reach your goals just as much as you do, if not more. There is always positive energy and the friendships that I made were unbeatable. The classes that are offered are also a huge benefit, despite the workouts, the group aspect brings everyone closer and the bonds are emaculate. The 24 hours access is amazing especially if you do not go to the gym at the same time each day. I highly recommend this gym and this location!!

The good thing is that the people are great. The service is incredible and it's just a really neat…read moreplace to escape with you on a pool or a fun time or a great gym. We were there for an event and they just started picking up plates cups and even towels, although if it wasn't over yet, and I was quite frankly surprised. The food was fairly subpar and I'm surprising. They only gave us one drink ticket. Not to nit, but I have to admit there was an incredible amount of flies and bees that were flying around that we were literally driving people away because it was so annoying.

ONE STAR First off,…read moreI want to give one star specifically to Tarah Zahner, Director of Membership. Somewhere along the way, one pretty important part of customer service seems to have gotten lost: remembering that the customer, especially a longtime loyal customer, should occasionally come before the almighty dollar. So, let me take you on a little journey. I've been a member of Woodside for many years. I supported the club, enjoyed the club, recommended the club, and even lived at Woodside Village for several years. I wasn't someone who joined for three months, used a treadmill twice, and disappeared into the night. I was a loyal customer. In September, I let Woodside know that I was moving away and needed to cancel my membership. I was then informed that I would still be charged for another month, despite the small inconvenience of NO LONGER LIVING IN THE AREA OR BEING ABLE TO USE THE CLUB. OK. Interesting. So I reached out to Tarah. My email was kind. It was respectful. I explained my situation and simply asked if, after years of being a loyal member, Woodside might consider making an exception. The answer was no. But quite frankly, the "no" wasn't even the part that bothered me most. It was how I felt I was treated in the response. Tarah's email came across to me as condescending and dismissive, with an underlying "Who exactly do you think you're talking to?" attitude. And THAT is where Woodside lost me. Because here's the thing: you can tell a customer no without making them feel small. You can enforce a policy and still show kindness. You can explain a rule and still acknowledge that the person on the other end has supported your business for years. I didn't expect a parade. I didn't need a plaque by the pool. I wasn't asking them to name a treadmill after me. I simply expected a little grace and good customer service at the end of a relationship that had lasted for years. Instead, I walked away feeling like all those years of loyalty meant considerably less than collecting one final monthly payment from someone who doesn't even live there anymore. And yes, I'm sure there is a policy somewhere that says they can charge it. That's not the point. There is a tremendous difference between what a business is allowed to do and how a business chooses to treat people. Customer service isn't really tested when the answer is easy. It's tested when someone has an unusual circumstance and you have an opportunity to make them feel valued. Woodside had that opportunity. Unfortunately, in my experience, they chose the invoice. After all these years, I would have loved for my final impression of Woodside to have been about the beautiful club, the memories, and the years I spent there. Instead, I'm leaving with a completely different impression: Apparently loyalty has an expiration date. The billing cycle does not.

This is a fantastic gym conveniently located in downtown KC. I got in on a really cool special for…read morethe first 100 members and 2 of my friends joined the next day. That special is over but I see them posting specials all the time on Facebook, so check there or ask at the front desk which is manned until 7 pm every weekday and I think until 1 on Saturday. It's not the biggest gym in town but it doesn't have to be...it's Great. It's really clean (and they enforce masks in and out and when not exercising) with brand new equipment, a locker room with showers , a room for classes and stretching, full range of cardio, weights and machines and certainly the very best deals I've seen in the metro , especially for a 24 hour gym. They even have 2 other locations you can use . Come check it out...you'll probably see me!

I typically do not leave negative reviews, but my experience with this downtown gym kind of demands…read moreit. I was a member until I unfortunately broke my leg Dec. 2024, at which point I called to cancel my membership a few months after. The staff confirmed my cancellation, and I was not charged up until recently. However, out of nowhere this year I was charged over $200. When I called to address the issue, I was told my account had never actually been canceled, despite the prior confirmation and months without any charges. The representative I spoke with displayed a concerning lack of professionalism and empathy. His only solution was to "waive the $15 fee on the account and call it good," which is completely insufficient given the circumstances. I will be disputing these charges with my bank, and I would caution anyone considering joining this gym. The lack of accountability, disorganized billing practices, and dismissive customer service make this a place I cannot, and will not, recommend to anyone.