I love going to the MLK Jr THERAPY POOL. The warm water…read moresoaks many of my aches and pains away, while supporting my body, allowing me to do my physical therapy exercises The dressing rooms are good, the people great, very welcoming.

MLK Rec another great Rec center in Parkhill, they have a lot of programs for the neighborhood kids…read moreand a storied tradition of having some of the best basketball teams in Denver Parks and Recreation this it seems is the only rec. that's allowed to be better then the others and not get the label as too good. They have a small gym and weight room and could use a upgrade like Montbello and Hiawatha Davis got, would take this gym to another level. Eric has for year put his heart and soul into basketball and lacrosse and has made the difference in more then one kids lives that in itself makes this a top Rec in Denver. You can get wet in the pool, sweat on the racquetball or basketball court, and swell them muscles up in the weight room all for a little over 100 a year for a Denver resident!

I transferred to this location after I moved to the Northfield area. The previous Anytime I was at…read morewas almost twice as big and was consistently clean. This review is for the Northfield location. Cleanliness - 1 star. The bathrooms are always either dirty with shaving stubble or straight gunk. Soap dispenser was broken today. The choice to have hand dryers that blow air rather than supply paper towels is nasty. Hand dryers suck in air and the particles floating around in it then blast all that back out. A 2018 U of Connecticut/Quinnipiac study found that bathroom hand dryers blow a mix of bacteria including FECAL matter - that's poop - back onto freshly washed hands. Equipment - 1 star. This place is always packed to the gills because it's tiny. Equipment is limited and I don't even attempt a full workout anymore because I don't want to be waiting around all night to get to the weights/machines/space I need. Value - 1 star. Anytime Northfield delivers on being a gym accesible 24 hours a day all year round. Whether equipment is available or clean is another story. Staff - 4 stars. Generally friendly and helpful.

I enjoy going to this gym. The staff are friendly, encouraging, and they strive to keep the…read morefacility clean, neat, and inviting. Whenever I've brought up small or large inconveniences/preferences, the staff have welcomed the feedback and worked to be accommodating. I also appreciate that it's affordable and diversity is welcomed. The Safe Place sign out front about racism, bigotry and sexism was refreshing to see and more importantly, I see the actions behind this state exemplified in the gym.

A great experience. Sometimes you may have to ask to use a line/auto belay if you bring a kid and…read moresome other kid is just laying below while clipped in but nothing crazy. A great time

If you are in Denver this is a super fun must! Beautiful facility! Lots of people having fun!…read more Great experience! Nice gym upstairs and bouldering walls. My only complaint was some very over zealous kids with no supervision that were rude and could have hurt me. I think there should be a certain time or area for kids under a certain age. Just saying....

This review is specifically for the layout of the weights on the second floor. More specifically,…read morethe location of the bench press (2) and incline bench (1). The position of the two bench presses and incline bench are pushed up against the wall on the East side of the building. Right where the steel reinforcement beams are located which leaves NO space to safely spot your partner without hitting your head or back on one of those beams. You cannot even get behind them without crawling around the weights or beams themselves. This is incredibly dangerous and a major safety issue. Whomever designed the layout of the weight room does not appear to have experience with weight training. The nautilus machines and free weight areas should probably be switched. There is nowhere to safely stretch (people do it under the stairs) or do ab exercises, box jumps, etc. Someone, with knowledge of weight training, should redesign the space for efficiency and safety.

I've been going to this rec center for about a year now & I love it! This is a regional rec center…read morethat not only offers classes, workout equipment & a gym but it also has basketball, pickle ball, volleyball & an indoor pool with a lazy river. This facility has a wall of huge windows with a beautiful view of the mountains. It's kept up & clean. There's always plenty of parking...there are even charging stations for electric vehicles. Note, membership is free for Denver residents that are 60+ & those ages 5-18. With membership you have access to all 30 Denver rec centers & pools. I regularly go to two classes - one is a Cardio & Strength class & the other is Tai Chi, both are drop-in. The instructors are fun & very knowledgeable. Christine teaches the cardio class & always demonstrates modifications, so it's perfect for all levels of fitness. Maureen is very well versed in Tai Chi as well. This is a fantastic center with fabulous instructors.

I've been coming to this gym for about a month. The A/C is never turned on. It was 80° inside the…read moregym today. Amazing place to lift if you want a heat stroke. There are fans in the gym. They look like they're from the 1970s. I would be embarrassed to be the owner or an employee of this place. My anytime gym membership gives me access to multiple locations. I can confirm the gym I experienced this at is the Mayfair-Park Hill location at 6005 E Colfax Ave. **Update** I received a call from an employee named Hunter who shared this is the expectation for what a gym member will experience at this location. Hunter informed me the AC unit was on and running properly and stated unfortunately the AC does not have the capacity to keep the gym at cooler temperatures. His resolution was to come back during cooler months or "to go to a different gym" all together.

Very nice place and in enough equipment? Very clean. Friendly employees. And very welcomingread more

I've had nothing but great service at every F45 I've been to and I'm a full time traveler so I've…read morebeen to several in different states. I enjoy the classes and sense of community. This gym is very clean, well organized and staff are great. I will keep returning whenever I'm in town.

Got the two week free trial and decided to come here! I've been doing orange theory for a year and…read moreneeded something new. I definitely liked it--it was different. Built more muscle even in just two weeks. Pros: friendly atmosphere, free towels, functional CrossFit movements, early and late class times Cons: music is okay, coaches aren't super motivational during workout (they're encouraging/nice and say little things but don't really push you/challenge you during the workout)

this is a fun encouraging place for children to learn from explertsread more

This is my last review for 2007 so I decided I'd make it count…read more I'm not a pro but as someone who CRAVES a heartfelt and sweaty dance class every now and then I was desperate to find an appropriate facility that was not associated with a dance club/bar/lounge. Clearly I found it but in dancer terms this place was a a little bit of an arrastre (drag). Call ahead just to confirm any change in schedule. I'm not familiar with class sizes at this particular joint but there was definitely space to go around. I appreciated how extremely clean and organized the dance studio was yet lacked the unique punk, hipster, bad ass feel. Instructors were lovely but not as groovy as those at Broadway Dance as I never really got into the plie mood. All in all, I suggest this dance studio to those that are craving an expensive class to fix your craving. And by expensive I mean you'll pay crazy amounts of money for over an hour class.

I love CPY!! Not only is this CPY location closest to my house, but uses the least amount of…read morecredits in ClassPass vs other locations. They also do community classes, which are complementary and everyone is welcome to practice without being pressured to become a member or buy a punch pass. The studio is not too small, but also not crazy huge. It is definitely "just right." They have a variety of classes that will get you to your goals whether you need a non-heated class, sculpt class with weights, a heated fusion class, etc. I love taking class with Adam the most as I love his teaching style and his vibe, but all the teachers are awesome and will talk with you before or after class to connect with you.

Tight, Charming Space…read more I came to CorePower Yoga for a special session - Yoga with Puppies and Wine. It was awesome!! Soul Dog Rescue and CorePower Yoga of Stapleton joined forces to raise some money for a very good cause - animals in need. Soul Dog Rescue provides medications, supplies, etc. to animals on Native American reservations. I believe we raised $760 for the evening. This was my very first experience with yoga. It was a non-heated beginner class. I enjoyed it! The space at CorePower Yoga is pretty small, but it is also extremely charming and warm. I felt very comfortable right away, and the yoga was a blast!

I am so fortunate to workout at Lagree Luxe. Classes are…read morejust 45 minutes long and the Central Park location has 12 machines and one instructor per class, with 5-7 classes per day. I take 2-3 classes per week and love them all. Parking is plentiful and the instructors are all different and excellent. Every class is unique and challenging. Highly recommend!

The classes and instructors are very good (4-5 stars), but the billing policies and practices are…read morepredatory (1-2 stars). For anyone considering, I don't recommend a membership here because, strangely, members incur cancelation fees and penalties that non-members don't. Instead, you should wait for when they run deals for a group of passes. That's the way to go. It's also not a good idea to sign up for the wait list for any class. They can add you shortly before the class begins, and you cannot cancel. If you aren't monitoring your email or arrive late, they will not only charge you for attending the class ($20-$35) but also for not showing up ($50). It really should be one fee or the other, not both. If there were another lagree studio in Central Park, I'd try elsewhere because I think it's the actual lagree method that is the true value. But this is, I believe, the only one in this area.