I've been a member for a number of years, and have had owner Ryan as a personal trainer for the…read morelast 18 months. The diversity of equipment is terrific and allows me to focus on whatever my current goal may be, whether it is cardio, high intensity interval training, working a bag, or lifting free weights. The staff is always willing to provide insight or instruction and the premises are clean and meticulously kept. Every corner of the gym exhibits pride of ownership. I've worked out during all times of day and never found it crowded. In addition, Calhoon's has worked with me to facilitate family guest admission while visiting. Many thanks to Ryan and staff for helping with my fitness journey. It's no wonder this gym has won "Best of the Best" in Walla Walla.

Crap gym! All equipment is plate loaded and looks like it should be in a fitness museum. Get more…read morethan 3 people in the place and its packed. No locker room but, luckily they have 1 unisex toilet with a metal folding chair you can change. No towels provided. All this for the low low price of between 35 and 40 dollars a month depending on payment method. As shitty as this place is...it the best Walla Walla has to offer as far as a 24hr "gym" goes.

I've been training here for over four years. The instructors are world class! Everyone is super…read morecool! I've made a bunch of lifelong friends because of this gym! I would never go anywhere else!

I attended a free trial lesson at 100 Kilos earlier this week, and although I had a great…read moreexperience that day and came home feeling happier than I had in a very long time, I got a call a couple days later from the academy owner telling me that I was not welcome to be a student at their school because a prison employee who has been a student there for many years showed the academy owner documents from the WA State Penitentiary documenting that I had been a visitor at the prison in the past and told the academy owner he didn't feel comfortable with me being a fellow student at the academy. (This is similar to a hospital employee violating HIPAA standards by revealing patient records to a private business owner, as it violates prison employee training and policies on confidentiality.) I am no longer a visitor at the prison (the last time I visited was over 16 months ago), and I have no criminal record of any kind myself (visiting someone who is incarcerated does not mean a visitor is themselves a dangerous or bad person in any way). Moreover, there is nothing in Washington State law or prison policy that forbids a person who has visited a WA State prison from being a customer at local businesses where prison staff are also customers. It is also highly unlikely that I as a smaller female would ever be directly paired with this large, tall, male correctional officer in a class setting. It is my understanding that in jiu jitsu, the philosophy is to practice humility and respect of others while on the mat, and to base treatment of each other on what happens on the mat, rather than on individual life histories. I feel the academy owner and lead instructor had a chance to teach his prison employee student what that means in this situation, yet he instead chose to discriminate against, humiliate, and discourage a new student. For that reason, I must give 100 Kilos a one-star review. Having a nice, pretty academy is not enough. The philosophy at the core of the martial art must also be demonstrated in every aspect of how the academy operates.

Best gym in town, hands down! Family owned and operated by amazing women. That atmosphere is great…read moreand they have something for everyone. Doesn't matter if you want personal training, physical therapy, a massage or just to workout on your own, they have it all in house.

Simply the best fitness center in Walla Walla. These women are friendly, knowledgable and…read morepassionate. Whatever your workout goals are, having fun, letting off steam, staying in shape or getting in great shape, this is the place. I am in the best shape in my life and having fun doing it.

My Jiu Jitsu journey started here and I could not be happier. A wonderful place that helps you…read moreunderstand your potential. Hard work, excellent instruction, friendly helpful atmosphere. Good for the adult beginner and expert alike. An amazing place for young people to learn and grow. This place and the people here helped me fall in love with BJJ.

Professor Eddie brings jiu jitsu instruction to the Walla Walla valley. He is passionate about…read moresharing his experience with this discipline. Doors are open, and classes are available! What to expect? You have an opportunity to participate with no fees or expectations the first week. Come as you are, and someone will partner with you and your family member to suit up with a gi, and roll with others! It may seem overwhelming to be in a hand to hand position with others. It is quite empowering to learn to command your space and promote confidence in others. Give it a try! If it is not today, just know, there is no judgement! This academy is here when you are ready!

Such a wonderful gym! I started taking my oldest (who is now 4) when he was 10 months old to buzzy…read morebees and he went until he was 3! I'm now taking my second and still love it just as much! Annmarie has worked so hard to grow her gym and make it a place people enjoy, and it shows! They also offer renting the place for birthdays! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

This place is fantastic! Both of my daughters go here, and the teachers and staff are fantastic…read more Would recommend to anyone that has smaller kids, great place to have gymnastics classes at.

Morgan is thoughtful and very knowledgeable in her assessment of the needs of her clients. Put…read moretogether individual workouts for my husband and me--separate ones for each day we plan to work out during the week. Seems to be quite thorough and creative.

Mattie is a very talented practitioner. She is caring and intuitive and I have not only enjoyed…read moreevery session with her, but always look forward to my next one. She weaves a unique blend of talents and disciplines into an experience that is immediately fulfilling and facilitates personal growth.

This really is a great place to hike. I like to take one of the trails all the way around the lake…read moreand depending on which trail I take, the hike can be from 3.5 to 5 miles. There are three parking areas. My favorite parking spot is the middle lot, not way out at the gate and not up close to the lake, or rather reservoir. This gives me several options for hiking. If I go around the lake clockwise from this parking lot, I'll be leaving the hill to climb at the end of the hike. If I go counterclockwise around the reservoir, I'll be doing the hilly part first and then the slow climb out at the end of the hike. The hubby prefers to hilly part first; I prefer the hilly part last. I find the long steady climb out becomes monotonous. We try to mix it up. Rarely do we shortcut the hike and walk across the top of the dam on the south end, as the back side is way more fun. Depending on what the weather has been up to, some of the trails can be quite muddy, and of course, in the spring and summer months, there are ticks. I usually encounter only one or two other walkers/hikers/dogs on a trip around the reservoir. Only once have I had to yield to horses. This really is a great place for some fresh air and exercise.

This morning the weather was perfect, in the mid 30s, so my wife and I decided to walk around the…read morelake. Great fun. We shared the lake with a few dogs, a few walkers and a few scouts.