Love the classes here! I was at Body Alive (which really isn't much of a workout). I left because…read morethey TRIED stealing money from me and they DID steal a lot of money from my friends and they ignored a medical issue one of my friends had there. That pissed me off. I don't give money to shady businesses. So I tried OTF. It's like night and day! This is a REAL workout! The guidance through your workouts and the music and community is awesome! The staff is actually qualified to train, unlike the little kids with 6 hours of BS training at BA. First class is free! Try it! Love it!!!

I've been into health and fitness my whole life and OTF has been a game changer for me. What I…read morelike: *Mix of strength and cardio: I'm a firm believer you need both *Constant positive energy from the coaches *Music is *always* pumping *The workouts are always different so you don't get bored or feel like it's repetitive *Community is amazing and I've made some great new friends *Based off your personal heart rate to determine your zones which can be recalibrated as your fitness levels change *Huge variety of times so I have no excuse to not go between jobs, kids, and appts. 5am is my jam. *Great outlet to get out of the house into a different environment for working out with no interruptions *The best endorphin boost for mental clarity *Sets fun benchmarks and challenges as opportunities to grow stronger and faster *Probably the most important: it does not matter what size or shape or strength or pace you are at. Sure it can feel intimidating trying something new but you quickly realize it is self-paced. You aren't trying to keep up with anyone but yourself and no one is watching to see where you're at. This is far from an elitist group and I love seeing people from all different walks of life at different points of their fitness journeys. In 3 months I have lost 20lbs and 11% body fat. My BMI went from overweight to healthy and my goal is to maintain that. I have 5 kids under the age of 5 and want to be a good role model for them, and for any moms out there that you can still be healthy and strong during pregnancy and motherhood!

I am just in Omaha for the week for work and was looking for a gym to train in and am coudn't be…read morehappier I came across Fit Farm. I have been to many gyms in my years and a couple things really stuck out about Fit Farm: 1) The friendliest trainers I have met! Every trainer introduced themselves and came to find out where I was from. They are also very knowledgeable and closely watching everyone in the gym to correct form or motivate 2) The gym is extremely clean! It is very well kept and spacious with a variety of equipment. Will definitely return whenever Im in Omaha and would recommend to anyone looking for a great crossfit gym and workout

Love this crossfit gym! Amazing facility with helpful staff and a wide array of programs to help…read moreget your fitness goals achieved. There is always an extensive warmup and they provide reusable rags with cleaning spray to wipe equipment down after every workout.

Great place to work out. Equipment for every possible exercise and multiple machines. I always am…read moreable to use whichever machine I need when I want to. It's affordable and open 24/7! Definitely recommend.

The best environment and equipment. It's been incredible to see all the members that sign up make…read moreincredible progress and begin to become part of the community.

I have been a member at Khrusos for several years now (with a significant gap during and after…read moreCOVID, sadly), and I just can't recommend the place enough. It's more than a gym. It's a community . . . a family, if you don't mind me getting a little cheesy about it. The heart and soul of the place is Travis, the owner, but the other coaches are all fantastic, too. Crossfit, in general, might get a bit of a bad or even cultish rep, but that's not how it is here. The workouts ARE hard, but the vibe is 1,000% supportive and encouraging. There are ALL levels of fitness here, from Spartan racer, elite athlete types to the over 50, "what the hell happened to my body?!" types (I fall comfortably into the latter category). Scaling of the workouts is always encouraged to tailor the work you your specific level of fitness and the variety of workouts ensures that it is NEVER, ever, ever boring. Bottom line: If you're looking for a home and a place to start, restart, continue, or supplement your fitness journey, you simply can't go wrong here. You won't find better people or a better environment anywhere.

This gym is fantastic. As a first time CrossFit athlete, I did not know what to expect. The…read morecoaching staff is very focused on training you to lift correctly rather than quickly. They take time to address areas of improvement and provide positive feedback when you succeed. Best of all, is the comforting and welcoming nature of everyone who goes to this gym. Upon walking in the first time, everyone introduces themselves and asks a little about you to get to know you better. This is very much a family more so than a gym.

I joined when this studio was still CycleBar, and even after the rebrand to Movement, it remains…read moreone of my favorite places in Omaha. What keeps me coming back isn't just the workouts--it's the community. I'm naturally pretty shy and not usually the person who starts conversations, but several of the instructors have gone out of their way to get to know me, welcome me, and introduce me to other members. That kind of effort makes a huge difference and creates such an inclusive atmosphere. I also love that most rides have a theme. Whether it's a throwback playlist, artist spotlight, or genre-specific ride, it keeps things fun and makes the workouts fly by. If you're looking for a welcoming, judgment-free environment and a genuinely fun way to move your body, I highly recommend checking out Movement. The workouts are great, but the people are what make this place special.

I have been going here for almost 7 years now. They are a fitness studio like no other. They are…read morewelcoming, inclusive, all while giving you a great sweat. When they say come as you are, they truly mean it.

We officially became members in October through a promo with $10 enrollment and our first few…read morevisits are nice. The carido area is very spacious and offers a ton of machines though they can all become full fast during peak time. There seems to always be an area in front of a mirror to life and space to stretch on mats. It reminds me of the old westroads club. The kids daycare is great, the attendants are super sweet and caring for the kids. I don't love the locker room, but it does have ample lockers and rear end access to steam room sauna and pool. At the moment the splash pad is down so I don't have a reference on the pool but hope its a nice get away for us when the winter blues come around. Overall for the price it's a great deal to get the kids out and a work out in.

Regarding behavior and supervision, these concerns are not based on isolated incidents, nor are…read morethey issues that we have simply observed without reporting. We have reported problems to YMCA staff when they occurred. On several occasions, we spoke with front desk employees and were referred to staff members working in the particular area involved. We have also stopped and spoken directly with Zach, the facility director, about our concerns. Unfortunately, despite reporting these issues, we have continued to see many of the same problems. Some examples have included children holding other children underwater for concerning lengths of time in the pool, children running through and creating problems in the locker rooms, fighting and frequent profanity on the basketball courts, individuals standing on top of equipment in the weight area, and groups of kids congregating around the walking area and making inappropriate comments to patrons about their weight or physical abilities. Some of these behaviors are simply disruptive, but others have caused us legitimate safety concerns. For that reason, being asked to report these incidents when they happen is somewhat frustrating, because that is exactly what we have been doing. At some point, we would hope that repeated reports would result in greater staff presence, supervision, and consistent enforcement of facility rules rather than requiring individual members to continually identify the same types of problems. We also wanted to clarify our concern regarding classes. We understand from your response that additional classes have recently been added. However, from what we can see, only two additional evening classes were added. While increased daytime programming may benefit some members, it does not substantially address the concern of a working family that primarily needs programming during evening hours. When we originally joined Westview, our experience was quite different. There seemed to be more class opportunities, and the swimming area in particular felt much more controlled and supervised. The frequent unavailability of facilities has also played a part in our frustration. There have been many occasions when areas we would like to use, particularly the pool or gym, have been closed or unavailable. When combined with limited evening programming, it can make it difficult for our family to consistently use the membership in the way we originally anticipated. We have increasingly found ourselves going to other YMCA locations when possible, including Gretna, Armbrust, and Southwest. What is especially noticeable to us is that we do not routinely encounter these same behavioral and supervision issues at those facilities. We certainly understand that children will be children and that no public facility can prevent every incident. Our concern is the frequency of the behavior at Westview and what appears to be a difference in supervision and enforcement compared with other YMCA locations. We genuinely want Westview to be successful. It is the location we should be able to use most conveniently, and our survey feedback was intended to explain why our family's experience has declined rather than simply to criticize the facility. We appreciate you taking our concerns seriously and hope this additional information better explains why we gave the ratings that we did

Have been going here for just over a year, and honestly, I cannot give enough high praise for the…read moreplace. I am a chiropractor in the area and Bill and I have great conversations about an array of different topics after our sessions in regards to the human body and nutrition. His overall knowledge and understanding about the body, and also about nutrition is unmatched. The class is always changing, always adapting to new things. The approach he has towards your fitness is much different than others, and I love it. He cares more about mobility and techniques in your exercises and that is how it should be. As this lowers the risk of injury and also ensures that you are doing things correctly, which will lead to more strength and mobility. There is no "standard" set, it is based on you and how you personally perform and how you can build from that; in a sense you against yourself. It is open 6 days a week, with Thursday's being a mobility day, typically yoga or Pilates, and other forms of active recovery, which is crucial and something that not everyone even thinks about adding to their workout plans, but definitely should. Mobility is something that we as a society have lost due to sitting 8 hours a day. While I personally have seen improvements in all my workouts since starting there, my overall mobility is what I have seen the most improvement. I have yet to have any personal training there, as I only do the classes, however as far as I can tell, those that do personal training have nothing but high praises as well.

The Best Gym in Omaha! The trainers there are Awesome! They…read moreknow what they're doing and work with everyone that comes in the door. I also love Jon running the Crossfit Artis in back! What's not to love?

This was a fun gym to drop in to. It's not huge, but, in a nice building. First off, the…read morecommunication with the gym was awesome. I emailed them to ask about workouts and Kenzie got back to me in like 10 minutes. The workout was a partner/team workout and everyone in class was friendly and worked hard. The coach (Jack) was knowledgeable on the movements and had good warm up structure. I went back for a 2nd day and it was another fun workout of cleans and ring dips. The coach (Katelyn) broke down each movement in warmups and was well prepared and knowledgeable in demonstrating each movement. Check this place out if you're in the Omaha area.

One of the best communities I've been apart of. The people here have made fitness fun! I have never…read moreenjoyed working out till joining this gym. Katelyn Teager does great programming and I have seen great results from it. The coaches are always eager to help you with your form and technique. Kenzie has created a great atmosphere as a new owner to this gym and I'm excited to see where we go as the year continues.