Had a great experience here when visiting from out of town. Brandon at the front desk was super…read morecool and even loaned me his harness since the rentals are basically uncomfortable seat belts. The routes are great, the crowd is great, and the gym is well maintained. They have lead ropes they'll loan you, which was unexpected and awesome. I'll definitely return any time I'm in Boulder and can find a partner!

I had a wonderful first impression of the movement Boulder location. The staff at the front desk…read morewas really helpful and friendly and helping me get my waiver signed and get set up with rental equipment. I was meeting a group here and felt pretty intimidated because I am not an avid climber, but I felt so welcomed by the team at the front desk That I would definitely come back.

So good. I did my first hot yoga class and I'm hooked, I signed up for the monthly membership!…read moreEveryone is so welcoming and kind (instructors and people in the class). I got a tour letting them know it was my first class. Very clean and amazing vibes!

I had heard that hot yoga could potentially relieve inflammation, which was becoming a more…read moreimperative objective, so about 8 months ago I began looking about for a local studio. I tried a couple of other options in the Longmont/Boulder area briefly, and then I tried Sol 19. This studio is in a different league than the others. Upon entering you are greeted warmly by both the friendly staff, and the inviting interior layout and decor. There is melodic, softly energetic music playing. A diffuser gently releases aromatic essential oil in a soft white column. Art on display is both complementary and genuinely interesting. There is a lounge area off to the right, and a small selection of exactly the retail goods you might need in such a situation. The locker rooms are clean. The students are pleasant and convivial. The studio offers many types of yoga classes other than hot, and I've enjoyed a few of the other flavors in my time here, but the hot class is what keeps me coming back. It's this crazy beautiful sweat-soaked jewel of a class, an elated relaxation, an ecstatic escape from the depravity and chaos of my daily life, a moment of heart-pounding bliss that I look forward to all day. Tam and her talented team instructors guide you through each session with a balanced blend of encouragement, compassion, and technical tips just when you need them the most. I leave each day feeling better than the day before, and I'm so grateful that this place came into my life.

I checked out Grit Fitness when I visited friends in Longmont and if I lived closer, this is where…read moreI would work out. The ninja warrior playground out back was a super fun way to work out - I felt a sense of achievement when I pulled myself up over the ledge on the ramp/wall, and my friend worked the tilty balance beam until she could compete on a Survivor challenge. There were weights and equipment inside, and Sam was helpful getting us started.

If you're looking for serious science behind you're personal trainer's certificate, and not just…read moreanother jughead, who got his/her cert off the internet, this is your place. Canyon is not your ordinary gym. Personal Training is all they do. There won't be fifteen other people in there with you. The individualized curriculum is tailored to your level and ability no matter your starting point, where you are, or where you used to be. The facilities are the cleanest I've ever seen. Canyon is a no frills, let's get real, let's get results kind of place. Just go!

Great studio! Instructors are all so sweet and welcoming. They do a great job taking you through…read morethe classes and provide options for modifications. Been going since they opened and will continue to. Highly recommend!

Converge Yoga is not just a place you find yourself but where you also find a community to…read morestrengthen your mind, body and soul with. Absolutely Love this place!!!!

This is my favorite gym ever. I haven't been able to find a gym like Mecha that offers such a…read morediverse array of classes that are very high quality. The classes are effective and challenging. The instructors are really positive, understanding, and are willing to make modifications. All of the classes offer something different and I loved doing a mix of cardio+, strength, resistance and release. The membership cost is worth the level of work out you get in each class and the incredible people. I'm sad that I can't attend this gym anymore due to moving. Scheduling on the app is easy. The only negative is that sometimes during busy hours parking at the boulder location can be challenging. I hope to go back to this gym occasionally. My favorite instructors are Natasha, Ryan, Raleigh, Bryan, Tess, Adria and Justin.

Such a fun gym! I love the resistance classes. It's definitely difficult at first but so worth it…read moreonce you get it down.

I strongly recommend Peak Conditioning and Fitness. Josh Spencer is a knowledgeable and…read moremotivational trainer. I was intimidated and apprehensive about starting with a personal trainer as I had limited experience with weight training. I'm so grateful I made the decision to call PCF. Josh was instrumental in easing my anxiety by building up my confidence. He coached with a perfect balance of challenging me while also focusing attention on making sure I had the correct form. He not only explained how to perform each movement, but also why. Josh went the extra mile by assigning homework for me to work on between training sessions. He provided helpful videos of him performing each exercise. I had the option of going into the gym or doing them from home. The facility was clean, organized and thankfully, the temp inside was kept nice and cool. I have been on a hunt for a gym like PCF in Longmont for quite sometime. I'm grateful I found them.

I would recommend Peak Conditioning and Fitness, esp. Jordan, to anyone interested in improving…read moretheir functional movement and strength. The gym culture is welcoming, unassuming, and tailored to meet your personal needs. No matter what your fitness level, Peak Conditioning and Fitness is a great fit.

I was a little nervous to join a Crossfit I thought it might not be safe for someone my age ,but…read moreafter meeting Angelo and Liliana it was apparent how safe they are I've been going 4 months now I've lost 10 pounds I'm a lot stronger and gained a ton of flexibility and my cardio is through the roof they let you try for free on Wednesday's I would not hesitate to give it a try. life changing!

There's a reason every person here wrote a 5 star review…read more I came to EDX on the recommendation of two friends to talk to Angelo about individual training. I was coming off a knee injury, had a handful of other aches and pains, and felt like my training (which I had been doing consistently for years), had started to plateau. Working with Angelo has been a game changer, and the depth of his fitness and coaching knowledge is absurd. Simply put, I've made measurable, significant gains in every area of my fitness. While I don't work directly with the other coaches or attend the classes (I use the open gym for the individual training plan Angelo writes for me) everyone on staff is friendly, helpful, and most importantly incredibly knowledgeable. There's no attitude here, just the expectation that you'll show up and work hard. Additionally - I've had multiple sessions with Liliana at EDX Bodyworks (the attached sports therapy clinic) - and she's a wizard, it's a great resource to have on hand for when tweaks and injuries pop up. I've been a member of probably 6 or 7 gyms, this is the best one yet, my membership will end when Angelo and Liliana decide to retire. No matter your fitness level, if you're serious about getting in shape do yourself a favor and give the EDX community a shot.

I've been a member of Roots since moving to Boulder in 2012. In my biased opinion (and isn't that…read morewhat Yelp is all about?), Roots is the best CrossFit gym in all of Boulder ... and the country, far as I've seen - and I've dropped into my fair share. Let me explain: * The size of the gym is spacious, not cramped, and always clean and organized. Total win. * There's a mindful flow to class structure with a group warm-up and WOD intro that is guided - it's never a free-for-all. And the class waits to break their sh*t down until everyone is finished WODing. * The coaches are the best, most skilled IMO. They care about form and foundational movements and technique. They keep class sizes small so you get the attention you need, whether you want to admit it or not, to get better and, more importantly, move safely. * They have four dedicated Oly platforms, where is where I now spend the majority of my time. I love that. I got my own space to work on my Oly lifts or pull out a rack to back/front squat, without having to fight for space, barbells, or plates. * They have ample Open Shop time that I utilize for shizzle. No other gym in/around town is going to let you treat their shop like your own personal gym, but Roots does with near-daily Open Shop times that let you come in and do your own thing, catch up on a WOD you might've missed, or work on technique and gymnastics. * There's always a coach onsite. If you need a spot, some advice, or general pep talk, you don't have to look far to get the support you need as an athlete. I love that. Sometimes, you may even get advice from a coach without asking - that's how much they care. Okay, here comes the WARNING: If you join Roots - or even try it for a few days and classes, be ready to FEEL SPOILED. To feel like no other gym will ever meet your expectations, because that's exactly what will happen. Roots is the best, worth every cent, and very accomodating for all athletes of all ages (they have a kids program and a seniors program), as well as community-minded and welcoming. To be honest, when I moved to Boulder without knowing ANYONE, I got through that first awkward couple of years (you know, trying to meet friends and trying to feel at home) because of Roots. I started in their Women's Only program and made fast friends with the ladies, before I self-graduated myself into the standard track after doing the 2014 Open. If you're a member of Roots, I think you can agree with me - you feel like you're part of something special, something important, something worth preserving at all costs. It's not the cult-mindset (ha, like that even exists in CrossFit); it's the Roots Family outlook. When you're in, you're in.

My wife and I have participated in CrossFit since 2007. We have visited boxes all across the…read morecountry and paid drop in fees or been invited to join a workout at no cost. This week at CrossFit roots after participating in a multi-day gymnastics seminar coached by Shane my wife was invited by her classmates to participate in the daily wod. When she attempted to walk into the group coach Shane asked her "what are you doing". My wife made her wishes known and was coolly informed she is not a member of that box and may not participate. Even when another athlete offered immediately to invite my wife as her guest coach Shane remained adamant that joining the wod was for some reason against the rules. This is a disappointing experience to have at such a well-established box. CrossFit Roots is known to be the home of several well-known CrossFit athletes, good coaching and unfortunately also a somewhat callous management. If you are looking to join a box in Boulder I cannot recommend CrossFit roots.