Rho Engine Room has great group classes from rowing intervals and strength training to yoga and…read morerowing to music (like a spin class). It's smaller, with an encouraging community--kind of an "everyone knows your name" vibe where you could make friends that go beyond exercise. I certainly do much better with that kind of crew pushing me forward rather than going it alone. I started out a total beginner, pretty out of shape, but they patiently coached me into better form and longer endurance. After going a few years I was even persuaded to train to do their rowing half marathon--a milestone experience for me! Even after all that I'm still finding rowing (dare I say) a fun experience with this crew. They have a free class on Saturdays if you just want to check it out!

Rho Engine Room is more than just a gym -- it's a community. The trainers and workout partners make…read moreevery class fun and motivating. I love that every day brings something new, and it always leaves me feeling energized and accomplished.

Fantastic place with ohhmazing coaches!! Building Strength & Resilience through structure and…read moreaccountability. Life changing !

Very unwelcoming atmosphere. I wanted to see the gym and what sort of equipment they had; to see if…read morethey had anything I like using since I need what I need etc. So I was already in the area killing time while running errands and I decided to do a walk in.. Luckily (or so I thought) I walked up as the class of two people were wrapping up... But I was denied a gym tour because the owner was overwhelmed that there was a walk-in. Lol. She said that she "had never had one before" and the look she gave me was so gross. Ew. I can't. There were literally just the two people leaving her and I in there..... any other CrossFit I've EVER walked up to greeted me with smiles and warmth bc THAT is what Real CrossFit gyms are about. This one can't even handle a walk in when there is no one there. Sad really.

I joined the Wilson's Rangeline location about six months ago, and so far it is one of the best…read moreexperiences I've had with a gym. The gym itself is spacious and has an updated feel. There are a variety of weight machines and different ways to work out. Most importantly, I have never waited for a cardio machine! This is huge in my book. There are usually a decent number of people in the free weights area, but not to the point of being overwhelming. Overall, the size of the gym and amount of equipment means you don't feel crowded or rushed when getting your workout on. Also, the hours are great: on weekdays the gym opens at 4am. There are a ton of classes that come free with your membership. Again, this is huge in my book. There are a few, like some yoga classes, that cost a bit more. The classes that are included range from cycling to bootcamp-style to pilates. There are multiple workout rooms, so the class schedule is pretty robust. I've tried a few and I have not been disappointed. As far as becoming a member, it was easy and fast to join and the membership desk is in a private office. Some gyms I've joined have you fill out paperwork and provide sensitive information right in the middle of the gym floor, so a private office was a nice change. My husband and I pay around $60 per month for two memberships, so this is not the cheapest option. For what you get with a membership - free classes, good hours, no waits - the cost is worth it in my opinion.

my husband and I have been members of Wilson's for 4 years. We do yoga 3-4 times a week, walk on…read morethe treadmill for an hour before yoga and I have recently started go to the totally fitness class on Saturday morning. All of the instructors are excellent. we have gotten to know many people at the gym and everyone is friendly and helpful. The gym is kept clean and the equipment is always in good condition. I would recommend this gym for all skill levels. you won't be disappointed!

What I love most about this gym is the sense of family you feel the moment you walk through the…read moredoor. It's so much more than a place to work out. It's a community where people encourage, support, and genuinely care about one another. I can't imagine ever going back to a traditional gym where everyone puts in their earbuds and keeps to themselves. JCCF has become a place I truly enjoy being, and I'll always be proud to be part of this community.

I started at CrossFit to get back some strength I have lost with age. it's a bit intimidating at…read morefirst as you may not always know what you are doing however all the folks there are willing to help, very encouraging and non judgmental. In addition, I have not felt pressured when I am not able to commit to a schedule that does not work w my life as well as allowed flexibility within my workout to compensate when I have a trouble spot prone to injury like a knee, shoulder or back. very professional and encouraging spot to workout. Glad I took the plunge!

If you're in Columbia or just passing through, check out Robin Riley Martin's mat classes or set up…read morean appointment for one-on-one work with her. You'll be amazed. Classes are no larger than eight people most days, and each person gets to work at a built-up mat with a tower. So the first 30 minutes of class are traditional mat followed by some work with bands, bars, etc. It's a great 45-minute workout, and she is incredibly focused and fun at the same time. Robin was certified through the authentic Joseph Pilates group in New York, so she's the real deal. I've been with her for about a year and have been impressed with the body changes.

I was traveling for work and dropped in at CrossFit Fringe. I got an awesome greeting from Ian, who…read morewas very helpful and then fantastic coaching from Ella. The community was welcoming and the gym setup was great, with everything you need and more for any workout. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a solid CrossFit gym!

I've never seen a more welcoming gym environment than from the coaches and those who workout at…read moreCrossFit Fringe. If you are looking for an environment that is fun, encouraging, and that will really push you to become a better you, look no further than CrossFit Fringe. As far as being intimidated goes, stop overthinking and just go. This place will welcome you like family.

Excellent food and fun vibe. Eat on the coveted patio or carry out. Cash or card. Highly…read morerecommend it.

We had some time to kill before meeting up with family so so we stopped in to skate around. Our…read morelittles loved the smaller area while my husband and I enjoyed the main floor with our older two. The clean sealed wood floor is nice and I was happy to play some familiar games and relive some memories; I even won a free soda playing the number elimination game! The arcade games looked fun but we'll check them out next time as were too busy skating. The staff was very friendly and helpful with the skate renting process. They also carry skates and have catalog available for those looking!!

We have only been here once so far. We are from out of town. It's 100 degrees and we wanted…read moresomething indoors to do. My son plays roller hockey so we skate a lot. This rink is really nice. Has a big open feeling as there are no walls. You can enter or exit the skate floor from anywhere. That's a big plus for public skating! (No good for hockey). We got two pretzels and cheese. A hot dog. Two Gatorade's and a Mountain Dew fountain, oh and cheese fries. It was priced great. Think $12.50 for it all. I love when places would rather sell quantity at a fair price than price gouging the ones willing to pay. It's great for them with increased sales. And great for the patron with lower prices. We went on a Friday night. No hats were allowed. Kinda weird. Maybe there's gang issues round here? Put my favorite STL Blues hat back in my truck. No biggie. That seems only on Friday making it more interesting. But I'm sure there's a reason. The employees were all really nice at the snack bar. Then we also went to the place they sell skate stuff at. They are raising money for there speed team. My son got some cool tattoos for a dollar each. The girl that helped us was super polite. My son and I have our own skates. My wife got rentals and said, "They were fine." The dining area had ample seating and wasn't crowded even though it was Friday night. They had lockers for 50¢ but we just threw our shoes in some free cubbies. They had an air hockey table. A foosball table and a couple pool tables. Think they were all quarter operated. A kid told me air hockey was 75¢. They also had lots of benches to put on skates. Or for skaters to rest. Parents to watch. Etc. they had many rooms to have birthday parties in as well. There were a few games with prizes during the session too. Like the lucky wall game. And speed skating. We really enjoyed the place and will be back if we are in the area. If we were local we would be regulars for sure. Only downside is no roller hockey. That's a small percentage of the population though. For a place to skate this place is great! (Had to drop a couple stars. Went Friday. It was great. Tried to go back Sunday and it was closed. A sign on the door saying closed Saturday and Sunday. No warning posted a day prior that we seen. Also said it was open during those hours online. A Saturday the 11th of June 2021 would be closed online. Making it more misleading. You expect a place to be open when they say they will. Not waste your time and plans. I read a review that said the only way to know if they are open is to call the day of and listen to the voicemail. I'd recommend that before driving here. We will be back if they are open when we are around again lol. I'll definitely call first and have other plans in case.)