We moved from Broomfield 4 years ago and really miss this rec center. We've been unable to find…read moreanything similar in our new location. It has many exercise options, the facility and equipment are well maintained and is at a great price. Staff is friendly.

My wife, myself, and our 6-month baby were swimming laps (yes, laps in an infant flotation device)…read morein the lap pool lane when the lifeguard asked us to leave it for someone who 'actually wants to swim laps.' We explained that we are also swimming laps and we don't understand why we need to leave the lane for someone else who wants to do the same. The lifeguard told us the ~50 y/o man was rude to her, so she felt pressured to do so. We settled on splitting the lap pool into two sides (even though we are literally 3 people and he is 1). The guy didn't like that very much and he stood against the wall at one end of the pool for a while looking upset. When we swam to the end of the pool he was on, he forcefully splashed down into the water to send it into my baby son's face and made him gasp for breath and start crying. A male lifeguard witnessed this and went for help. When the manager arrived, she insisted that we leave the lane and when we refused, she asked that we instead continue 'sharing' the lap pool lane with the guy who assaulted our child. The best part is the first time we wanted to go swimming in Broomfield, we arrived at the other facility that has strictly lap pools and therapy pools and they suggested WE GO ELSEWHERE because it's NOT FOR BABIES. Ok then why does the 50 y/o creep get to come to the kids pool and demand we exit the lane? Thanks for being just another place in Colorado that hates babies. We are disgusted by the manager response. If you have an issue here, dial 911, cause no one is going to help you. Even when you go to a place built for children, they will act like they're worthless and an inconvenience to others. Review your policies.

My daughter loves this studio. Such a great place to learn!! The staff is amazing and it feels…read morelike a family. She recently joined the Flyers company and is having the best time!!

Fantastic Aerial Company that focuses on Kids and young adults learning the art of aerial dancing…read morein a fun and safe environment. They work on technique, presentation and the kids learning the aerial arts present their learning in the form of various shows that you can buy tickets for. They also offer unique corporate events, private parties etc. Great people to work with and lot of fun and energy.

This organization does a lot for the local community and I want to support them, but their thrift…read morestore is one of the worst I've seen for outdated, old inventory. I've tried to stop by several times and it's never worth it. I'll keep trying, because they do so much for the area.

A little bit for everyone. A food bank, thrift store and gymnastics studio. A community outreach…read morewhere it has help hundreds and has been future as an everyday 7 hero.

This is a fun way to do yoga, even (especially) for us guys. Reminds me of climbing ropes and…read moreswinging from trees as a kid, only much safer! Hanging upside down is like an inversion table stretching the spine and gently aligning vertebrae. Hanging by my arms really opens my chest area. All of these will help my running form.

Adorable studio in adorable downtown Louisville. Being not all that familiar with the area I parked…read moredown the road a bit (word to the wise - they do have a lot on the north side of the building) and scurried on over. The building housing the studio is quite large and contains several businesses within it's walls. Don't be tempted by the main door for the building, the studio has it's own door on the north side. Upon entering there's seating, clothing to peruse, free tea, malas, and natural deodorant. Bonus: there's a really funny book on men doing yoga in kilts. You really could spend a whole afternoon here. I checked in with Rose at the front desk, completed my waiver and stowed my belongings in the little cubbies near the changing rooms. The class room itself is just beautiful. Wooden floor, lots of windows, a small stage, and calming artwork. The acoustics are also good. Rose played some sweet jams which set a fun tone for class. Despite years of being upside down (gymnastics, acro yoga, etc.) I felt a bit like a baby horse in this class. Turns out silks don't come naturally to me at all. No worries tho, Rose was there for the rescue. She offered a variety of modifications for how to get into and out of the silks and poses. Classmates were friendly and didn't laugh despite my grunts of discomfort (who knew there'd be a surprise facial release where the silks supported my body). I'll definitely be coming back to check out more of their offerings.

DK and Bailey are there to take care of you and look after you. DK has a client who was working…read moreout religiously but was still gaining weight. After having her doctor run some blood work, she found out that she was at risk for diabetes and heart disease. Six short months after training with DK, she had turned around her health markers and was feeling better than ever. Crossfit Cielo has people of all different fitness levels. They try to foster a safe, injury-free environment where they encourage everyone to focus on flexibility and mobility as much as strength gains. Hear their story and how they can help you crush your fitness goals: http://www.exploreyourfitness.com/08-be-a-kid-and-have-fun-with-crossfit-cielo/

World class box DK and Bailey run here in Superior. Coaches are supportive and it's clear they have…read moreyour best interest in mind, they'll push you but never too far. Programming is difficult as you like and they keep it interesting with varied movements, gymnast type work, etc. A++

I first met Scott through Chinese Medical school, where he taught Taiji, and soon thereafter began…read morestudying Bagua with him. While most in the Alternative arts and medicine community have incredible hearts and caring personalities, very few have achieved what I would call a high-level of practice, or, "Master" status. It takes a dedicated practice and training with highly qualified teachers (the 2 main factors that are missing in most practitioners'/teachers' backgrounds). Scott has trained intensively (and I'm not talking about a year here or few months there) with the best, and continues to dedicate himself to his practice to this day. Scott's expertise becomes more and more apparent the longer you study with him, as he never shows off his abilities or strains to prove himself. I wish nothing more than for him to get into the ring with one of these "Mixed Martial Arts" fighters, thoroughly kick their ass, and end that nonsense of a sport. Alas, he would never do such a thing. Scott's teaching style is very individualized, meaning everyone gets a lot of attention. He is attuned to the needs and sensitivities of each student, however different they are, and will adjust the lesson accordingly. From young children to older people, he has an enormous range as a teacher and instructor. I am looking forward to when my daughter will be old enough to begin taking kung-fu lessons with him. I recommend reading Scott's reviews for his San Francisco practice as well (don't miss the "filtered" ones), as there are some excellent testimonials of Scott as a teacher.

Where to begin, first of all about me and who I am, I'm 29 years old I've been studying buddhism,…read moremeditation, and body awareness practices steadily since I was about 12. I spent about 4 of those years heavily involved in aikido (w/ Frank Doran-sensei), kenjustsu (kashima shin-ryu) and kyudo (ANKF). More recently I spent about the last 5 years living in China as a full time live-in (gongfu) student of a daoist priest. I have been helping a friend teach some of his classes in the San Francisco area but have so far refrained from making it a personal profession though I have been encouraged to do otherwise. What to say about Scott? Having met various teachers in China, Japan, the US, and even some in South America, I have never met one that held a candle to Scott's mastery of gongfu (kung fu) as a vehicle for self defense, a cultural art form, or a vehicle for spiritual transformation, let alone all of them together or with an understanding of why they all matter and how they relate. I've met a lot of folks who traveled to china to live and train there, sometimes for years. It's really exciting to go to a place where it looks like "just in the movies". The thing about someone like Scott is... he's hard to spot. He doesn't live in a temple. He doesn't wear robes or have a topknot. He doesn't live in China and he's not Chinese. He doesn't even follow certain ritual forms of sounding profound that are standard among such teachers or drop buzzwords. So you typically need to have some background in order to see what he has. If you have a mature appetite for martial arts and want to train with the best, go check him out. If you are just curious and want to see what he's up to or if it's a good fit, he's very approachable and loves to talk about this stuff. If you're looking for cardio-kickboxing or to prove how tough you are to people, you should go somewhere else for that.

Like no other gym I've been to! The coaches are amazing and know what they're doing, the correct…read morethe form of each exercise we're doing to avoid unnecessary injuries, they push you to your limit in a healthy/safe way, which is great! They have built a great community and is always a pleasure to be in here, I sometimes hate rest day lol.

They care about people! I have told everyone about how amazing they are…read more If your looking for a place that will do anything to help you overcome the obstacles of life this is the place to be.