Whenever visiting my bro-town in CO there is no other option of what the first stop is going to be,…read moreyou guessed it, GYM TIME! GTL is life (Is this still a saying or am I aging myself?) I did a drop in while visiting my buddy and love the whole set up of this place. The outside may not scream fitness as you walk by but as you enter you are welcome with an open floor plan to weights, racks, stretch space, and many more things. Met one of the trainers here, super nice and welcoming (unfortunately I forgot her name) and then after signing my waiver I got to my work out and easily found everything. Its really organized here. I would definitely recommend as a drop in or if you are looking for a gym in this area. I am sure I will make another stop here in the future to get my workout in. Thank you for hosting me!

this place is trash dont waste your money I ask what the…read morewhole plan come with and was told they cant give out this info CrossFit should be a welcoming thing and i felt that I wasnt welcome there no diversity theres way better and cheaper option out

Finished my 4th class here and I'm addicted! I love this place for so many reasons:…read more - They spend the first 10ish minutes dedicated to stretching and warming up. Too often this is overlooked! - They always encourage you to introduce yourself to everyone. Small detail, but it's nice to know who you're working out with. - The circuits are always different and a killer workout! They perfectly design them to work every muscle and the instructors are so helpful and nice. I'm so glad I found you FITC!

The actual workouts are a bit short, as they generally start off with a lot of stretching in the…read morefirst 5-10 minutes then have you clean up for the last 5-10 minutes. Both of the trainers I had during the various classes that I tried out were great! If you are new to this gym, you may find it a bit overwhelming that the instructors don't always make a point of showing you proper technique for a movement. There are a lot of different ex cerise's that they use at this gym. If you put your hand up or call the instructor over, they will gladly show you what's up and how to do the movements. If you attend a class on the weekends be prepared for it to be packed! I went on a Sunday and found the stretching session to be pretty uncomfortable because there was what seemed to be about 20 people in there. They sometimes have you do a bunch of sit-ups and other ground exercises on their standard rubber floor and it is a bit uncomfortable on the back and the spine. I definitely wish they had a different kind of flooring or that they put out the square foam mats on days where we had to do a lot of floor work.

Best gym in Denver! Top notch equipment and staff. Always clean. I've been training with Adrian…read morepost hip surgery for several months and am feeling great. He knows the body and is great at creating a workout to fit your needs. He also does great stretch and massage work when he sees you need it. Can't say enough about him and the gym.

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I attended a conference in Denver and spent three consecutive days at this venue. The staff members…read morewere exceptional, displaying friendliness and a willingness to assist. The instructors were highly qualified, each possessing a background in fitness, which is a significant advantage.I highly recommend this location.

Since moving from Southern California to Denver 2 years ago I have to say out of all the gyms I've…read morebeen to that claim to be part of a community that lifts each other's goals up, this has to be one where I feel right at home. The staff are super friendly and even offer personal training as a friendly gesture even if it's for just a few minutes. Everyone I've met has been so nice with a positive upbeat personality which refreshing since my last private gym membership. I'm glad I can call this place my second home!

These people have no problem using deceptive practices to rope you into memberships for longer than…read moreyou think you're signing up for. Good luck cancelling too - they're no better than the legacy gyms that we all left in search of a better option. Surprise, surprise. This company is so desperate for short term dollars they have no issues screwing over people with terrible contracts. And if you don't believe it, just search "camp gladiator scam" - there is no shortage of people complaining about Camp Gladiator.

Camp Gladiator is an amazing workout with an amazing community. I have tried gyms, Orange Theory,…read moreCrossFit, and so many others but I have never stuck to any of them until I started training with Camp Gladiator. My fitness level is better than it has ever been. The trainers are dedicated and committed to every members fitness! After signing up I had to put my membership on freeze which was not a problem and I was notified of when the freeze would start and end. I would highly recommend Camp Gladiator over any other fitness community I have tried!

If you are looking for a gym in LoHi, you cannot really beat the 24 hours access and convenience of…read morethis gym. The staff member who helped me was very friendly and gave me a quick tour before I joined. In the initial walkthrough it appeared to have everything I needed to get in my daily workout. I don't find it overly crowded at the times I go, but I would say that some of the equipment felt a little cheaper than other gyms I have been to. Yes, it does the job.

Rounding up to a four (probably would say 3.5)…read more I was surprised to find that there aren't a ton of gyms in the Highlands/Lower Highlands area. This is one of the few spots we found that isn't class based - though they do offer HIIT and Yoga throughout the week. The gym itself has pretty much all the equipment you would need, the biggest detractor is that it's a quite small space. There's not a ton of open workout space, especially if a class is in session. But they have squished a lot of equipment into the space. So when they're busy it can feel like you're on top of one another. Pretty much only have one set of heavier free weights, so you might end up waiting. Everything is well maintained and clean. The staff are very friendly and the ownership seems to be making updates and keeping the place maintained. Locker rooms are clean. They have garage windows so on hotter days those get rolled up which is nice. There's a small parking lot in the back and some street parking.

I am 47 years old and I have been working out with Jonathan for almost 10 months and STILL love it…read more I only go 3x a week and still see that I'm losing fat and gaining muscle. At my first class, I could barely do two push-ups in a row, now I can knock out 30 in a minute. Sure there are folks who can do more, and have lost more weight than me, but Jonathan works hard to help me achieve MY goals. Thanks to Jonathan, I have found that I LOVE weightlifting. Before UFL, I had never lifted free weights. I can't express how awesome it is for me to say that I can now shoulder squat 90 lbs (over half my body weight!), and deadlift 75 lbs, comfortably. I feel strong, and coworkers are noticing. At least once a month, someone asks me if I've lost weight (I haven't, I've just gotten tighter) and want to know what I'm doing. I give all props to Jonathan. When I could barely do those two push ups, Jonathan said something to me that perfectly sums up why he is the best trainer: "I don't care if you can only do one push up, I want you to do it perfectly. I won't give up, as long as you don't give up." DON'T GIVE UP is still my workout mantra. If you've ever been intimidated by the screaming trainers, meat head weight lifters, and spandex snobs in any other gym, come to Ultimate Fitness Lab. Jonathan will challenge you to be the best you ever. And the rest of us will welcome you with smiles and encouragement.

This place Rocks. Johnathan know his stuff. Each workout is…read moredifferent so I never get board. I go during lunch and it's been a great mid day break. Once you start you won't want to quit.

Had a great initial experience during the consultation. Afterwards I went over the packages with…read moreOberto. I told him it is quite expensive and I wasn't sure how long I could commint doing this due to financial reasons. He asked me how much I can do today and I put a $100 downpayment without signing any contract. We talked about a schedule for the sessions momentarily. I left feeling regretful and slept on it. I wrote him the next day that I don't want to purse things because the program was truly out or my budget. It is my first time inquiring about a personal trainer and I truly didn't know what to expect at all price wise. I felt a lot of pressure during my consultation and felt as I couldn't say no in a way. The consultation was very transactional and more of a sales pitch techinique. Nonetheless after telling Oberto I don't want to pursue the program and inquired about refunding the downpayment I gave him, he told me no refunds and offered that i can do a session instead and that is all. I told him that would be a uncomfortable and a waste of the both of our time. That is not right to take someones money as I refused to go with his program and told him it wasn't going to work out for me. Hard lesson learned for me as I basically gave him $100 for no reason. This has left an awful taste in my mouth and if i ever did want to seek personal trianing services in the future when I have the funds to do so it would definently not be with Oberto. For anyone inquiring please proceed with caution, this is probably exactly how he makes 90% of his money and it is extremley predatory behavior.

I had taken a year off from working out for various reasons. Berto was able to get me going again…read morewithout judgment. He was very patient and flexible with his workout plan for me. He will give you all the tools needed to succeed, including a eating plan. He has a kind heart and truly cares. Thank you for helping me get back on track to a healthy lifestyle! God Bless!

I've been to several Orangetheory studios across the US, and this is a nice studio! It is a little…read moresmaller than some of the others I've been to, but they make good use of the space available. The equipment was well organized and clean. And best of all, I got a great workout here, which is why I love Orangetheory! Come check this studio out!

I HATE WORKING OUT. Wait, let me correct that. I used to hate working out. I have to get myself out…read moreof bed early, get on workout clothes (and mine aren't the cute Lululemon type I'm excited to put on), walk or drive myself to god knows where, and then try not to let the boredom or pain or lack of oxygen make me go home (or kill me). But ever since I joined Orange Theory (and switched to Uptown)... I find working out... tolerable ;) I'm not going to lie and say I love it. But I will say that I enjoy the formats of the workouts and I don't get bored. It's different every day and a good mix of treadmill (or strider/bike for my low-impact crew like me), rowing, and weight lifting -- and I know I'm improving both my strength and endurance and have noticed a difference over time. I've discovered that rowing is actually also tolerable (and it's the best workout that hits so many parts of your body) -- and it's honestly only become tolerable thanks to Pam, who finally taught me to do it right. I also really really like all the instructors and staff here and feel like they know me -- which helps a lot with motivation to be here. Let's just say as someone who used to hate going to the gym and rarely went, I come to Orange Theory about 5 days a week. As far as STUDIO LOCATIONS go: I've been going to Orange Theory for years now -- starting with the downtown location (LoDo / Union Station) -- and then here in Uptown when this location opened. I've also been to several different locations out of state when I travel to California for example (which is another great perk of Orange Theory: the ability to take classes at any location). That said, this is still HANDS DOWN MY FAVORITE LOCATION (and I say that as someone who still walks here even after I've moved to Union Station and live literally 3 blocks from the downtown studio). Why? 1. More than anything, the staff/instructors. Yes, they change a lot at any studio. Pam has been a mainstay my entire time here, though, and she's this amazing little ball of energy and friendliness that I think really drives the trainers' approach here: getting to know members old and new, teaching/coaching everyone to always do better and perfect their form, being present with 110% energy for every class, etc. Its surprising how many studios DON'T have trainers like that. (Also a shout-out to Hayley and Devin here in Uptown -- and bring back Allison and DeeDee!) 2. The class schedule. There are tons of classes. Starting as early as 5am (which I don't even think of as daytime or an hour I'd be awake, unless I'm STILL awake, but to each their own). And ending at 8pm -- with like 10+ options in the middle. Conversely, I can't find a 60-minute class on a weekday downtown after 8am and before 3pm (skipping the rush hours of working out). They have a few 45-minute lunch classes, but seems like a waste of an expensive membership. Their morning and evening classes are always completely packed with 30+ people, so you'd think they'd add some during the day, even if the class would be smaller. NOPE! Which is why I love Uptown. The smaller group classes at 9 and 10am are the best if you can manage with your schedule! 3. The location/building/condition. Easy street parking, always clean, in a nice new building, free towel service for the shower, equipment in good condition, etc. And you'd be surprised this deserves a mention: large workout room with good air flow! Yeah, not always the case everywhere. A lot of studios are tiny or awkwardly shaped (weight stations in a different room for example), or in older buildings with crap circulation. I honesty have a hard time breathing sometimes in the downtown studio. (It's hardly their fault, but still makes working out less enjoyable there). Anyway, love this studio and love Orange Theory. You should join and say I referred you ;)

About a year and a half ago, after having three children followed by nearly two years of pandemic…read moreliving, I knew that I needed to change up my fitness and nutrition habits. After many, many search sessions, I kept coming back to Body by Emilee and finally took the plunge to set up my initial consultation. And now, I'd probably describe myself as a superfan of Emilee's. From the get-go, Emilee was really approachable, kind, and very easy to work with. We started with nutrition sessions, and while I was definitely not eating the most healthy diet, I never felt bad talking about my habits. Emilee's approach is a "sure and steady" way of looking at things. Instead of something drastic we were able to look at my habits and make small, consistent changes over the course of the past year that has served me really well. Plus, nothing is off-limits. Emilee believes in creating a sustainable lifestyle of nutrition and exercise. And I'm more of a "moderation in everything" kinda gal, so I couldn't handle someone telling me there'd be no more, oh, I don't know, fried chicken or champagne or cake. From there, I was also able to add personal strength training with Emilee two days a week. While the sessions are never easy, Emilee is always very mindful about how hard we are working and adjusting my weights or my exercises to have maximum impact on my goals. And working out with her is honestly just a ton of fun. Beyond the excellent coaching aspect, Emilee has built a solid community of women around her, both the folks she coaches as well as just the people she knows in the world. She hosts regular events for everyone who trains with her that span a wide variety of topics, everything from a session on learning to add meditation into your routine to a spin class. Every time I attend one of the events, I marvel at how much I genuinely like everyone that is there. For me, a number on the scale wasn't (and isn't) my ultimate goal, but I have lost nearly 30 pounds over the past year, and a half (all the Covid weight and most of the baby weight), but best of all is how strong and healthy I feel. My body feels really good, and I feel really good about my habits these days. Finding Body by Emilee was like finding a light at the end of the tunnel, and my sessions with her have been such a bright light in each of my weeks.

Emilee is a great partner and coach. She was an incredible addition to my health and wellness…read morejourney!  While I sought her out for some specific concerns (postpartum, overall health and wellness, etc.), she not only excelled in all of those areas, but I also consider her a key to my nutritional success. Spending time to talk about tailwinds and how to make small changes created a lot of change quickly for me. She checks in with you and creates a holistic plan catered to your needs. I can't recommend her enough!  I will continue to leverage her further as coach in the future, as her method is aligned to what works for me!