At first, this place was great and I really enjoyed it. Over time, though, it started to feel more…read morefocused on making money than the overall experience. Classes became very crowded--to the point where it was hard to move or fully participate--and they were constantly waitlisted. Trying to cancel a membership is also not easy, which was frustrating. That said, the instructors are very nice and do their best.

Enjoying a new workout with Pure! You will work on toning & balance. Love that they have intense…read moreclasses to get in & get out.

Looking to kick off your new healthy lifestyle or maybe turn up your current fitness routine? Blush…read moreis the place to do it! This women's only gym focuses on a boot camp style program that's great for women of all ages and fitness levels. The trainers do an amazing job pre-planning out the daily exercise routine. They lead the class and explain how to do each workout with modifications as needed for various levels of skill. It was easy to join the group day one and not feel too out of place. The workouts are legit though, and definitely allow you to really push yourself to the next level. Their program includes a heart monitor so you can see in real time on a monitor how you are doing throughout the class. It motivates me to kick it up a notch to target those higher fat burning levels. Great, clean facility with so much attention to details. There is a large bathroom with changing areas and two showers. Soaps/shampoos available. Best part by far is free childcare, let me repeat, FREE childcare during your workout. They even offer balance meetings where ypu meet with a trainer to discuss the right nutrition plan for you and set up specialized goals. Amazing!

Customer service needs a lot of work. Do not expect that they care about member experiences.read more

This gym is more interested in selling classes in addition to the membership. You don't have to…read morejoin the classes, but the problem is when the classes take up all the usable space and members are left with little to none. For example, youth swim lessons and water aerobics take up the entire pool area on Saturdays, making it impossible if you would like to swim laps. "Alpha" fitness classes have two areas that take up a significant portion of the upstairs gym, and they run classes constantly. On top of all this, the equipment that is left for members to use (i.e. benches and machines) are old and falling apart. I personally had a pin slip from an adjustable bench when I had it set to incline for bench press. I fell back with it and chipped my tooth. For the money you pay and for the money they add for extra classes and "events", they should really have better stuff for the general membership. It presents as though little regard is given to the overall members.

Janell did a great job on my feet...she is very knowledgeable and made sure that I was comfortable…read moreand explained everything she was doing. My feet feet so much better...I highly recommend Janelll.

The staff and instructors are excellent. The atmosphere is great. The classes are varied so they…read moredon't become routine. I strengthen and stretch parts of my body that I don't in other activities. I look forward to class every time out, and feel satisfied when we're done.

I was a college athlete and have enjoyed working out and training for most of my life. I have been…read moreto a variety of gyms, including other class-based places. This has been my favorite and I specifically love this location as well. I started out coming to the Lenexa location because of my sister, and I pass a couple other OTs to come here. I have stuck with a Lenexa due to the coaches and "vibe" here. I recently upped my membership and class frequency because I genuinely enjoy coming here! I get so much more out of each session and push myself harder than I would just on my own. It definitely gets my vote!

I don't know if all Orange Theories are the same, but I can tell you stay away from this one…read more First of all not only do you have to pay high monthly fees but you have to pay for a gizmo that may or may not work, You can't just take the class and workout because you have to have this heart rate monitor so you can stay in the "zone" But I was willing to deal with that so I can have the structure. My first "Trial" class was pretty good. The instructor made sure I knew what I was doing, checked in with me throughout the class, and the heart rate monitor worked as it should. That didn't make it past that class. As my monitor didn't even register my name on the monitor, the instructor walked by several times as I sat there obviously not doing anything. Did she stop and check on what was wrong? Heck no. I had to go to the front desk three times to try to get it working. Now remember you must have the monitor to work out. So i sat there missing the first ten minutes of class. And having to get up and walking out of the training room repeatedly was embarrassing. And yet this "instructor " never did a damn thing. Of course the front desk didn't come into the room to see what the issue was. They just kept telling me it was fixed.. So I had to leave. Then I got an email later on with my progress report. WTF? I obviously didn't work out so what progress were you reporting on? At least I got an email from my sales rep trying to make it right. Got a phone call two mornings later from the Head "Coach" "extending a warm welcome". Like you had no clue what happened the class before? I was just another name on a list she finally got around to calling and feeding me a pre-scripted pitch. Then i got an email from the manager. If it wasn't for that email I would have quit right then . She promised to make sure everything ran smoothly the next week. Spoiler Alert? Yeah you know it didn't. My first issue was the website. I'd log in go to schedule my class and it would try to schedule a location 400 miles away. So I had to call in to book. Frustrating. I got there early to make sure they could double check the equipment. Noone made sure my monitor was working properly. What I did get was a babysitter who tried to tell me I was holding the row machine handles too tight. Once again WTF? If I can make this stupid monitor inoperable my squeezing my hands too hard then something is wrong with your equipment No matter how hard I rowed couldn't get above 34%(58 bpm) which is below a good resting heart rate(60 bpm) And since I've only recently quit smoking my resting beart rate is 80 bpm. Which means if I just sit there my monitor should register about 46%. But my babysitter convinced me it'll get better. Lol yeah. It should work from the beginning not 50, 80, 90% of the time. At the end of class I gave the front desk back the monitor. Of course I had to wait for someone to get to the desk. And of course she tried to convince me that she saw it working. Um no you didn't. Even my babysitter saw that it didn't work properly. And now it's been a whole week and I have not received another email from the manager or call from the "Head Coach". And I have yet to see a refund, which means I need to deal with them Monday or my bank to start a back charge. Both frustrating.

Checked out got em on class pass for the affordability on the class pass app. The class times are…read moreonly 30 minutes and felt the class was very rushed and the exercises seemed repetitive and after a couple of classes you would be doing the same movements. The instructor was nice but at the same time didn't have much knowledge. It was good for a drop in but I wouldn't sign up for a membership.

Awesome gym! Workouts are challenging & the people are friendly. Everyone supports one another!read more

I love this gym! It's inside Elite Sports and has everything including phenomenal trainers. I can't…read moresay I've ever loved a gym this much but waking up at the wee hours of the morning is easy knowing that I'm headed here. If I arrive without energy I will be pumped up by the time I leave. The fun music, great people and changes I see in my body make me really appreciate this place.

I was seriously considering joining and then I asked to check out the locker room and that's when…read morethe deal breaker was dropped. There are NO showers at this gym. How does one build a gym this large and with this much equipment and not have a standard gym locker room with showers. Completely and utterly mind boggling!

CONTRACT - Special Note - That is what they call it, not my words. Its special because it is the…read moregotcha and gotcha money. Sure, try before you buy, but you don't get the understanding of it all until month 3. _________________ What does this mean for you - + $90 Monthly per child + $60 per child Testing Fees + $$$ Sparring equipment bought through them __________________ On average you are going to spend $150 per child a month starting out. Class for 50 minutes twice, maybe three times a week. About once a month testing for about 2 hours. Then sparring equipment... But let's not forget, ONCE YOU SIGN, supposedly you are locked in for a FULL YEAR. Then AFTER the FULL YEAR, you have to submit in writing physically your 90 day request... That means 15 months. Why 15 months you ask... Great question - Hardly ever outside of class hours is someone there. We have been attempting since Nov 2022, it is now Feb 2023 to get a hold of someone. THIS IS Korean AMERICAN Taekwondo... emphasis on American... meaning pay pay pay... here are throw away belts and colorful taped stripes to keep your kids motivated and coming. It is a business, I get it. However, they are not up front with realistic pricing estimates or their FULL YEAR and 90 days Cancellation policies. They play down all the extras you HAVE to pay for too. _________________________ My Kids My kids liked it for 6 weeks. Then they didn't want to keep going because of the frequent testing. They saw through the ruse. My son said, "I don't feel I did the form good enough to pass, but they passed me to the next belt."

We had a similar experience to another post regarding KAT Olathe. Read and make a copy of the…read morecontract before you sign. If you do not get a copy at signing, you will not get a copy ever in our opinion. We have asked repeatedly for a copy of the contract only to be ignored. Essentially you end up signing a 15 month agreement. You must give 3 months notice after 12 months. We don't remember the 3 months cancellation notice requirement being mentioned at signup, it only came up when we attempted to give notice that we would not be renewing our believed one year contract. We have been with other martial arts studios and contracts were renewed and resigned face-to-face after one year, without an extra 3-month cancellation notice required. KAT Olathe's contract is apparently ongoing until you attempt to cancel, then you are told you need to give a 3-month notice. If you don't pay, KAT billing service starts calling you repeatedly. Kids get burned out and need a break sometimes. Just understand what you're getting into. Master Shim was a very good instructor. Master Kwak has a different teaching technique but is a good instructor as well, although stricter. Master Kwak appears to be the owner and does all the agreements. Also realize, between the monthly fee, belt testing fees ($70 every other month) and equipment its more like $150 per month. Had we understood the contract better we may not have signed up. The business practices were 1 Star. The instruction we received was 3 Stars.