Atmosphere: The classes have a very nice, intimate…read moreatmosphere because there are only about 10 to 12 people per session. It's perfect for getting focused without it feeling overcrowded. Service: The instructors are very friendly and great at learning your name quickly. They help correct your form in a kind way and can always provide a different movement if you have an injury. The App & Scheduling: - Booking: Everything is done through their app. You can see the full weekly schedule, check how many spots are left, or join a waitlist. - Cancellation Policy: Be careful with your schedule! You have to cancel at least 12 hours before class. If you miss it or cancel late, they charge a $15 fee. It can add up, so make sure to check your app early to save your money! The Workout: Since I work from home, my hips tend to lock up from sitting all day. Pilates has been so helpful in loosening them up and building strength little by little. Just remember to bring your grip socks or buy a pack on Amazon to save money! Parking: - The Struggle: Evening parking is a pain and the free garage passes run out fast. - The Hack: If you book classes before 8 AM, street parking is free! It really motivated me to become a morning person. Price: It is an investment, but worth it if you go consistently. - Unlimited: $259 - 8 Classes: $199 - 4 Classes: $109 - They offer a military discount, and it's always worth asking about New Year's deals or seasonal specials! Overall Experience: I'm really grateful I started here. My body feels so much better, and the unlimited plan is worth every penny if you go 4-5 times a week.

Ok- the 30 min free intro class itself was fine and the instructor was lovely…read more Parking sucks around here and they recommend parking across the street where it's $2-3 so not particularly convenient unless you can walk here. This review is mainly about the predatory sales tactics from the moment you give them your info. In a week, I received no less than 4 calls and text messages about every other day from various people trying to have a conversation about my goals. Um, my goal is to try out a free class to see if it's for me. Do we need to become besties in order for that to happen? I told them I wasn't interested in having a phone conversation and they still kept calling, up until the day of my intro class and following up with threats to cancel my intro class because they hadn't had a chance to speak with me. In their voicemails they say a conversation is "required" but when I asked them if it was really a requirement or where in the terms and conditions it mentions that on signup, they didnt respond and just kept barreling forward with trying to get me on the phone. This is despite a clear "no thank you, I'm not interested in chatting." At the end of the class they reserve 15 minutes to separate you and your friends to try to pitch you on a "schedule" and plan that might fit for you. I said very clearly I'm not interested in a membership and they still insisted on going through their pitch. Ugh, all of it gave me the ick. It's like setting up a blind date and having your date blow up your phone and try to get you in a committed relationship before even meeting, even after you've set clear boundaries. They need to rethink their sales strategies because the other friends I took the intro class with also felt the same about being harassed nonstop. I've experienced less annoying sales tactics at time share presentations. Worth a free 30 min class? Probably not.

I owned Cherry Creek Medical Weight Loss. Daniela introduced us. I paid you $600 to use your space…read morefor fitness classes, but the classes never moved forward and you refused to refund the money. Never say "shame on me" when you kept my money. If you think I'm lying, let's go to court. It would have cost me more to sue you than the amount you kept, but I can leave a review so the public can see your character.

Was pretty nervous about coming here because the website is pretty derogatory. Lots of stuff about…read moremen in drag and lots of stereotypes about female fitness. But, the experience itself was good albeit nontraditional. They do not have a " check in" desk or a place to sign up so you must do it online and " walk ins" don't really seem to be a thing... But, once you're signed in, they've got all the norm amenities, shower, personal care and hygiene stuff and cubbies for your things. The class itself " sexy sweat" was hard AF but super fun. If you're not used to sexy dancing or dancing in general, it feels sort of strange at first but the moves are fun, the music was great and the workout was killer. My inner thighs and hips hurt for like, two days. It was great. Would like to stop by again but really do enjoy more of a drop in type situation.

I tried this location through X-Pass and did an intro class. I had a lot of fun in the class and…read morethe environment was uplifting. They have great deals going on right now for unlimited classes for $49 a month which is great! They offer several classes- circuit, tone, dance and bands. I physically had a hard time keeping up to some parts but it was a fun/judgement free zone. My one problem was that even the intro class didn't feel geared towards beginners or those recovering from any injuries. The instructor didn't provide many modifications or help with form for some parts. It is a great class if you are in shape and have good cardio endurance! The disco ball at the end was a fun addition.

My new favorite place and obsession!! Bands class and the tone class are my favorite!read more

The bikes are crammed way too close, and it's impossible to navigate in that room in the dark. The…read morefront desk person said she would help me to my bike but she also didn't have a light. Then tried to push my foot into the pedal, when I said that's the opposite of what I wanted. The instructor/mic audio was muffled and hard to follow. The staff at the front desk were blasting music and they could not hear anything I said, or visa versa. Only one bathroom but like 50-60 bikes. Class says 45 minutes but ended at 40. Not an ideal workout.

Ooof! It was my first time trying a spin cycle class. There were three staff at the front desk and…read morethey were busy socializing amongst themselves Not a very warm welcoming environment. As others have mentioned, the bikes are crammed too closely together. I stuck around for half the class and the whole time I was thinking that I could be enjoying a real bike ride in this beautiful city. I was bored and could barely hear the instructor over the music. I'm glad I gave this a try and can officially mark it off as a nope!

I made an appointment because my neck has been extremely stiff. When I scheduled the appointment…read moreover the phone, they asked what areas were tight and I told them my neck was the main issue. When I arrived, they asked again what areas were bothering me and I again said my neck (and possibly my hips). However, once the 50-minute session began, they explained that they wouldn't be working on my neck specifically, but instead doing a full-body stretching routine. In practice, my neck was only worked on for about the last four minutes of the session. Afterward, they asked if I wanted to sign up for a membership, which requires a three-month commitment. I also learned that the first appointment is considered an "introductory session." My concern is that I clearly communicated my neck stiffness twice before the session, but the session itself didn't really address that issue. It felt more like a demonstration of their general assisted stretching program than a session focused on the specific problem I came in with. To be fair, the stretching itself seemed legitimate within their system. But it's important for customers to understand what the service actually is. This is less a place you go to address a specific tight muscle or injury, and more a place you go if you want to make ongoing professional assisted stretching part of your routine. If that's what you're looking for, it may be a good fit. If you're looking for targeted help with a specific issue, it may not be the best option.

Stretch Lab is a true compliment to any active lifestyle or sedentary office position. Better than…read morea massage IMO. I've had great experiences with many therapists-Lisa, Richard, Emma, Ashton....all great.

Outstanding gym the best equipment because the owner knows the fitness business. I have been at…read moregyms throughout the country and have trained with many trainers. It is the oldest gym in Denver that says it all.

Best spin instructor!…read more Spin is one of the best overall workouts but, I had never been to one like this before! I needed a new challenge and when I saw who was teaching the spin class I jumped right in. The instructor said her name was Lara, and started playing her warm up music. . . I thought ~ Ah, yeah - This might be fun, she looks cute! Then the 1st song played. OMGosh! It got my heart rate up and she kept me there for the entire 60 minutes! This is not your typical boring spin class. Bring your 'A' game if you expect to keep pace with her! It's my new favorite work out. You'll see me there every Monday at 6:pm)

They have outdated and broken equipment. I canceled my account and they are still charging me! Yes…read moreI fulfilled the contract and was in a month to month agreement cancelation was sent via the app twice. Find a better club they are out there!

Gym will not be returning to old location; $1200 paid for a 15 month membership basically thrown…read moreaway. Avoid this company. Avoid this gym.

When I travel I always try to book a few Pilates reformer sessions to keep with my routine. I can…read moreusually find what I'm looking for when reading Yelp reviews. I'm so pleased to find Rhonda and Pilates Infusion this week - she's knowledgeable, kind, and helps with a routine that fits the client's exact needs - highly recommend.

Rhonda is the most knowledgeable and caring Pilates instructor I have ever had the pleasure of…read moretaking a class with. Pilates Infusion is not like the "fast-fashion" studios opening up all over town that has some weekend certified instructor who is really like a relator in the real-time (yes, that is an actual true story!). The studio is small and intimate, but still on par for what you would pay at those junk studios. I am very impressed and can't wait for my next class.