Sarah was fantastic! She adjusted things to fit my time frame, took care of troubled spots and was…read morecaring and kind.

She's the best! I have been getting massages from her for 7 years and her intuitive approach and…read moreenergy create an amazing experience.

We were tent camping in Arches National Park and this was one of the recommended places to shower…read more We realized that this can be a nice activity to bring our 7 year old during the day , while staying cool in the hot summer weather. It is very well priced for a day pass but you have to check the hours for when the outdoor pool / water area is open (and for what ages) and when the indoor pool is open. We had a quick lunch at the park and let our kid play in the playground next door in the park. Then we went and paid for a day pass. we brought slides, towels, shower products. In the women's changing room, there were plenty of bathrooms, changing lockers (bring a lock, we didn't and it did feel safe for us to leave our stuff in one of the lockers), and 6 showers. We came during the week and didn't feel like it was crowded at all. The outdoor pool/ water area opened first and we waited an hour for the indoor pool (with a fast slide and diving area) opened up. The indoor pool water is much colder, while the water in the outdoor area is warmer (but not as deep). Afterwards, we enjoyed a nice well deserved shower. If you are going to shower, might as well enjoy the facilites while here.

Clean and plenty of hot water in the showers. Pool is well staffed and everyone was very pleasant…read moreto interact with.

I really enjoyed coming to this location. The staff are friendly and helpful. The layout of the…read morelockers make sense which is a small thing that makes a difference. I have never been to a location where the showers are so frequently used so there were many times I left stinky and needed to shower at home. The gym has a great layout making all the equipment easy to use and easy to find. The people and staff are friendly and I enjoyed seeing them each day.

2nd time going. I…read morewas trying to sign up for the black card room thing. The lady who was there (1344 grey hair that was kinda a grown out mohawk haircut) was just kinda rude she also was giving me bad vibes. She didn't really explain the stuff that the room had to offer and sounded like she was just annoyed. Also turns out the guest of the black card member can't access the room, which I was fine with and understood but the tone she said it was rude sounding.

Visiting Moab and wanted to check out a local studio after a couple days of hiking. We stopped in…read morefor a restorative class and it was wonderful! The drop-in process was simple, mats were available for rent, the space and teacher were very welcoming--if I lived local I'd be a regular at this studio. Keep shining, you've got a special space here

This is such a wholesome space that is so clearly supported by the local community - it's personal…read moreand warm, and if I ever move to Moab, I would be honored to be a part of this community regularly and would encourage others I knew to do the same. thanks to Jill I believe was her name for being such an informed instructor :-)

Everything about Barrelosophy is incredible! All of the instructors are highly trained, helpful,…read morekind, and teach a killer class! The atmosphere in the studio is warm and uplifting and everyone needs Barrelosophy in their life!

I had my first class at Barrelosophy today and I loved it! It was challenging and I can tell that…read moreI will be sore tomorrow. The music was fun and kept me motivated through the whole class. I will be back!

Absurdly expensive and pricing is handled in a dishonest way…read more Their cheapest plan is: $43/month But then it costs $60 to enroll and there's an annual fee of $39 due 60 days after enrollment. Furthermore you must pay the first and last month's dues when you signup. That means your initial cost will be $146 with the second month being $84. That doesn't even include taxes (I presume). Just make it a clear monthly cost and leave it that. Still, crazy pricing. CMU offers an alumni membership for $30 last I checked to anyone who has completed even 1 course. CMU has a *MASSIVE* pool. Not a measly 2-3 lanes like this one. And Planet Fitness is roughly $30/month so I hear. Why would you pay for an absurdly expensive gym like this when better options exist for less?

Mesa is the best gym Ive ever been to. I move around a lot so I spend a lot of time gym hopping…read more I've been coming to Mesa for about 4 months now and it is by far the cleanest and best maintained gym Ive ever been to. Equipment always works and I almost never have to wait for something to be available. Staff is helpful and not overbearing. I havent checked out the classes so Im not sure how they are. Only improvement points are that the sauna could be hotter and the steam room sensor needs adjusting. For 40 a month this spot is a steal.

I don't have enough great things to say about CFVex. The coaches, members, and most importantly…read morethe owners, are all genuinely fantastic people. I've met more lifelong friends at Vex than in any other fitness environment and give credit to the owners for facilitating an environment that encourages that. The workouts are great but the community is even greater. And don't let the term "Crossfit" scare you from putting your foot in the door- regardless of experience level (0 experience or 15 years) there's something for everyone. If you're looking for a new gym or a place to drop in, Vex is the place to be

Owner called me back and was very short with me. She neglected to hang up and did not realize I…read morewas still on the phone. She said foul things about our conversation and proceeded to call me a Bitch. When I called her back she hung up on me. I would never leave my puppy with such a negative and unprofessional person. Shame on you Judy....

My wife and I attended Judy's dog training course for 6 or 8 weeks. We thought we had our dogs…read morepretty well trained BUT not so. We learned a lot and now have a better understanding of our dogs and of ourselves. Great experience is an understatement. All three of our dogs listen better and we use simple verbal commands and hand signs. Thanks Judy.

I just bought a membership after utilizing my 1 free week membership…read more All of their equipment is new and in working order. A very nice facility.

Great gym, but is a bit fufu compared to when golds had pictures of Arnold and Lou on the walls…read more.. Progress I guess. But still a great gym

I'm a traveling martial artist and spent about 3 weeks training here. Everyone was very open and…read morewelcoming. If your looking for a great place to learn BJJ or Muay Thai come check this place out, you won't be disappointed.

Grand Valley Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is without a doubt the best martial arts academy on the Western…read moreSlope. I've been training there for almost five years and the people who train at this academy are truly what make it unique. GFTeam and Bang Muay Thai affiliated, Grand Valley BJJ has numerous successful competitive athletes who have meddled at various tournaments. And a lot of students who train for the love of the art. Everyone who trains at this academy is part of a family who contributes their own unique expression learning, growing and evolving as a whole to make Grand Valley BJJ one of the best places on earth to be.