2020 fits offers a free week trial for anybody who is local to the Kansas City area. This is by far…read morethe best deal anywhere in KC if you are looking for a new home gym. They are a CrossFit gym but they also offer so much more from boxing, HIIT, yoga, kids classes, and a cold plunge and sauna. They offer all of the latest equipment and weights you can use. The schedule is very flexible as they have classes starting at 5am all the way to the latest at 615pm. They also feature a supplemental area where you can buy various pre workout drinks, electrolyte replenishers, and protein powder. They have two big areas for CrossFit classes and plenty of space to use the equipment. All of the classes I have taken there the coaching has been top notch. They really go over the correct form for the lifts and you are always leaving the gym sweating and feel you have had a great workout. I can't recommend this gym enough as everyone has been friendly and offers a great community and support for newbies. It is super easy to sign up for classes and the price is reasonable for everything you get and all the extra amenities that are offered.

Love this place. I've been running, cycling, playing volleyball, doing yoga, and going to a gym…read morefor years. I started at 2020 CrossFit not long after having my 1st child and am now 7 months pregnant with my 2nd, and the workouts have been perfect. The coaching, workouts, and the groups have kept me engaged and motivated. I've tried almost all the class times available and enjoyed working out with everyone there. The groups are so much fun and everyone is so supportive no matter what your level is. As my life goes thru many changes (adding kiddos), this place has been awesome for me and my family. Jon is a amazing coach, and pushes me to get better every time I step in the box. It's a great feeling to impress yourself when you attempt a new workout or lift a heavier weight.

Last year, after cancelling my membership at a local boxing gym due to changes in management, I was…read moreanxious and uncertain about joining a new gym. I had a routine and knew what to expect at my old gym, and stepping into City Gym seemed pretty daunting. I did the 7 day free trial and was introduced to barre, spinning and more. It only took me 5 of the 7 days to be sure that I wanted to become a member and a year later I have no regrets. City Gym offers such a wide variety of different classes and there are so many class times that it makes it easy to incorporate classes into my schedule. I regularly attend Jenny's TRX Circuit classes 2-3 times every week and the City FIT (Functional Interval Training) and Strength 360 classes as well. Every trainer/staff member I have come across has made me feel more than welcome and the facilities are really top notch.The layout is functional, clean and the showers/lockers are more than sufficient. I live and work about 20-25min away (depending on time of day) and I still make the drive out to City Gym 4-5 times every week because I love it so much.

This is a solid gym but I wish it had more of what I was looking for. Feels like for the space they…read morehave they could add things like a hack squat, t bar row, additional lat pull downs and cable row machines, etc... to reduce traffic at specific parts so people can go through their workouts more efficiently. That said the staff is really nice, the facility is clean, and when not busy the gym largely has what I'm looking for but when you get in at a later or earlier time when busier expect delays to the finish of your workout while waiting for things to open up.

Scott Smith and his team are who you need when looking for a true lifestyle change or simply…read morewanting to take your fitness to the next level. What took me so long to book a consultation? I have no clue because in the 3 months I have been working one-on-one with Scott, not only is my body changing and getting stronger (duh), my belief system about health and fitness--even about myself--is changing in positive ways. Scott does a fantastic job of paying close attention to where you're starting your journey and has an authenticity about him as you move through his program. Yes, he is a true expert in his field. Sure, he is all about your gains in the gym and provides incredible variety to ensure your body and mind don't get too comfortable. Yep, definitely provides resources for handling nutrition but does so with patience and care. My journey has just started, and even though I am a fan of baby steps, Scott is there to see me through as long as I am committed. It is one of my best investments and one I plan to make as long as it takes. Seriously, check them out. Good people.

Awesome people to work with in every aspect. They put the personal in personal training.read more

I love this place…read more After almost a year of one-on-one personal training (see my previous review), I started going to the MWF morning small group training classes. It's a little more economical, I still get a great workout, and I get to do it with a group of really awesome people! What's not to love?! I love the flexibility that the MWF group classes offer. If I have an 8 am meeting, I workout from 5:30-6:30 instead of the 6:30-7:30 time. There is even an 8:45 am workout that is great if I have a day off and don't want to get up early. The workouts themselves are always different, so I never get bored. I also never know what to expect until Coach Heath writes the sets on the white board. He then shows us proper form for the first set, and then turns us loose. He's there to keep track of the time, make sure we're doing the moves correctly, and answer our questions. The "sets" typically consist of 5-6 exercises, where we do each exercise for 30 seconds until we've gotten through the set three times. Occasionally there will be a set that is at your own pace. There is usually a "finisher" too. I'm not sure where the name comes from, but you are D.O.N.E. when it's over. The prowler is aptly named, because it's difficulty sneaks up on you during those last 5 or so yards. I've also gone to the evening large group training class once or twice. The intervals there are for 60 seconds, which seem like an eternity when you're used to 30 seconds. Muay Thai classes taught by Bryan Carroll are a fun and challenging addition to the classes offered by SlinkFit. There is an additional fee for these classes, but they ROCK and are totally worth it! If you've read this far, you might be like, "Ok, sounds great. but I'm REALLY out of shape. There is no way I could survive one of these classes." I'm not gonna lie. It'll be hard, but all of the exercises can be and will be modified to your fitness level. All the trainers are great about showing modifications. You will be surprised at how quickly you build strength and won't have to modify as much the more you do the workouts. The other excuse people make is: "I don't want to work out in a group because I'll look stilly fumbling through exercises." The rest of the people in the group can barely see past their own sweat. No one is paying attention to what anyone else is doing. Promise. So quit making excuses, join a gym that you will actually use, get fantastic workouts every week, and meet new friends. You game?

I am 90+ days into training with Doug at Slinkfit. He has customized the workouts to focus on what…read moreit is this 60 something needs after a long absence from the gym. Doug doesn't let me slack off nor does he let me do something where I might hurt myself. One on one training is working for me and I am seeing results. I recommend Doug to anyone interested in getting in shape. Can't go wrong with Slinkfit!

I've trained with Nick for over three years, and he's one of the very best! He designs personalized…read moretraining plans that meet you where you are, while also challenging you to grow stronger and more capable. Nick has guided me through multiple post-op recoveries, helping me safely rebuild strength and mobility with a balance of expertise and encouragement.

From the owner: We specialize in the highest level of safe, efficient and enjoyable fitness possible. No two…read moreindividuals are the same so each training is built to progressively inch you closer to your goals. Feeling your best is our priority!

I am an avid class taker. This is a small gym with welcoming receptionists and with excellent…read moreteachers who have to teach with minimal equipment. I take classes nearly every day. I wish to single out the excellent quality of the barre, stretch, and strength classes, particularly those offered Monday and Thursday mornings. These are challenging and fulfilling. Chair yoga is also always reliable. Recently WP lost its long time and hugely popular instructor of Silver Sneakers. Her two classes have yet to be replaced, a factor that made me give four and not five stars.

Was a guest at Genesis on a Saturday. It was busy. This fitness center has free weights, childcare,…read moreclean locker rooms, smoothie bar, group classes and more. Took a MixxedFit cardio class by Tiffany,Taylor and others. It was so much fun. Would def go back for the group classes. Great instructors. Friendly staff.

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.

Body 20 is a great workout that really did work for me and help me lose a significant amount of…read moreweight. I've referred so many people to Body 20 however when ! canceled my membership with the general manager as my schedule didn't allow me to come in twice every week they continued to bill me $400/month. I had to call/text every month and had to wait over a week for a refund. For some reason 5 months after I cancelled they re-instated my membership without any notice or authorization to do so and charged me $400 twice and when I called to get it refunded they showed no urgency and after 5 days the $800 has still not been returned or even initiated on their end. The General Manager - Carson's response was "I recommend contacting your bank directly" however my local credit union has told me it hasn't even been initiated on their end. I should add that I have several years of banking management experience and the moment they initiate the refund and it processes in their system the receiving bank would see it as pending and the receiving bank could hold it for 3 days. I think Body20 is great however it's not a very affordable gym and would definitely use your discernment with their billing system as it has been a persistent issue and the staff is very attentive to you until it comes to billing or mistakes they made.

Do not join here. They make you jump through so many hoops to pause or cancel your membership. The…read moretrainers are for the most part, fantastic, but there is a lot of turnover because of terrible management. Would not recommend.

I talked my mom and my sister, who have never done Pilates, into doing a semi-private lesson with…read moreme, and by the end of it, all of us felt great! We worked with MacKenzie, who was awesome. She built a session that was engaging, she was so patient and diligent with my mom, who is hard of hearing and hasn't done anything like this before, and her energy was so bright and encouraging. We aren't from the KC area, but if/when we visit, we'll definitely be returning to Pilates of Kansas City.

I love this place! I started here in May/June of 2023 after I had tried a few different types of…read moreworkout classes. I had been struggling with a chronic illness that was really robbing me of having a life. Starting Pilates has helped immensely! I love that they have so many different options for classes and that you will see people with all types of bodies and experience. I truly have never taken a bad class. I especially love the ones with Kathleen, Jackie and Shannon! Can't recommend them enough.

I love the workouts here, but the biggest attributes is the community. I'm not the kind of person…read morethat is super into fitness but I always leave knowing I accomplished something that was difficult and I've made friends that cheer me on. It's motivating to come to a place to workout where people care that I'm there and want to be helpful!

Ladies, do NOT waste your time, money and energy going to this 'gym'. If I could rate it negative…read morestars, I would. The list of unprofessional issues from day one is too long to write, however I think it is important for you all to strongly reconsider even attending a free class, let alone sign up with them. From the start they had issues communicating the costs, I went for a introductory class and thought, maybe I will sign up to get back into the swing of things. IT WAS A MISTAKE. They had a new person there and she had NO idea what she was doing and told me she had no training. She made a mistake on the contract that ended up charging me so much, they blamed me for a week, then said "opps" we see the issue. When trying to contact them, they don't answer, and they don't reply to the email. Then they say they have no control over certain things as it is 'corporate'. You can't call anyone, so you have to email them, and no one returns the emails. The trainers tell us that they can't have the air below 80 because corporate wants to save money... a few times it was so hot I thought I was going to be sick. The icing on the cake... get ready... I signed up with them because it was close to work and there was a class that I can make right after work. This Labor Day weekend, they emailed saying they are changing the evening classes starting Tuesday, and of course tried to use marketing lingo to spin it as being a positive for you, however it really comes down to that they don't have people to teach and babysit. They canceled the 5:30 class and moved the 6:30 to 6. This does not work with my schedule or my after-class responsibilities. I've asked to be released from my contract as they changed the classes that worked and was the reason I signed up, and they keep gaslighting me and saying I should come in early to stretch. They are missing the point. Blush is a joke, and needs to be held responsible for their changes in business and how it affects people who are paying a good amount to be there.