Dropped in today for the first time and I was very impressed with it all…read more First off, it's the only place I found that has pay per class option ($12). They also allowed my daughter to wait around while I did the class. Many places don't allow this. Two pluses for me. The facility is small, but that makes it all better. I am not into over crowded sports places/gyms. Everyone there was very welcoming. I loved that. Very helpful, friendly; just an amazing group. Definitively going back!

Great place for Spin! Not intimidating at all, and very enjoyable. Instructors are very helpful and…read moretake an active interest in your well being inside and outside of the courses. I haven't tried the yoga yet, but I hear great things from other members. You'll be pushed to push your own limits in a safe and positive environment. #MemberForLife

So much incompetence!! First of all, it would help if you…read morekept your app updated with the proper information for people that want to join so they know when where and what of your program! I have recommended people in the past and they go all the way there just to find out there truly is not a class at that time or the instructors didn't bother to show up ! Very very unprofessional and it was very humiliating and embarrassing and I will not send anybody else there

The place has probably been around awhile. It is time for an upgrade to the YMCA. My son was going…read moreto start summer camp here but after a day he said it smelled. I'm not sure what it was but took son out of the camp. For the price it is pretty good. We have been here before for swimming and the pool area can get quite warm if you're waiting or watching in the summer time. Overall I have taken my kids here to swim and they have life guards in several locations. Also my son has taken soccer with the YMCA but the field is located about 3-4 miles away in Upper Valley.

def as a mom- i love the security and strength the childcare brings…read more the front desk peeps are always hospitable the classes are jumping the scans are encouraging and it does the trick for my ride or die gym.

Decent equipment, decent price, plenty of people as you would expect for a big gym. The main reason…read moreI switched to this gym was because it offers a sauna. the sauna however, was a huge disappointment, it barely rises above 95 degrees, you have to be inside for at least 20 minutes before you start to sweat.

Luxury. Tech. Vibes. This is the gym El Paso's been waiting for…read more I found it, y'all -- the it gym. Kinective Fitness in El Paso is where fitness, fun, and a little bit of bougie all collide in the best way possible. This place is more than a gym -- it's a two-story-plus-rooftop experience that somehow manages to feel upscale and welcoming. Think boutique hotel vibes meet high-tech wellness playground. Let's start with the first floor: it's stunning. The aesthetic is modern, spacious, and designed with intention -- every detail feels thought out. The front desk team was so friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in (even when I had a little misunderstanding about my visit -- more on that later). There's a healthy café right by the entrance serving smoothies and food that fits every lifestyle, including vegan options. They even have a secret door that leads to a massage therapist's suite -- yes, an actual hidden door. There's also a retail section stocked with Lululemon and gym swag, so if you forget something, they've got you covered. Parents, take note -- there's also an on-site kids' daycare on the first floor, which I thought was such a thoughtful touch. It's clean, bright, and makes it so much easier for members with little ones to actually enjoy their workout time without stress. The first floor also houses the HIIT training room -- dark, moody lighting, TRX straps, and those curved, motorless treadmills that make you feel like a machine. MetCon classes happen here too, and if you're serious about lifting, you'll find top-notch equipment plus unique tools for competitors or physique athletes. You'll also spot the personal training offices, a compression therapy area (available for an extra fee), and super clean locker rooms with everything -- infrared sauna, steam room, zero-gravity massage chairs, tons of vanity space, and more showers than I could count. The second floor keeps the wow factor going with tons of cardio equipment overlooking the first level and massive windows with mountain views. This is also where you'll find The Trip, and honestly, this alone makes the membership worth it. The Trip is a next-level immersive cycle class -- think virtual-reality-meets-spin-studio. You ride through projected worlds on enormous screens, and it's all synced to music and visuals. The bikes are smooth, and the tech setup is seriously impressive. You even check in via small digital screens before class. That said, my only real miss came during The Trip. As a first-time guest, I didn't get any help setting up my bike, and the instructor didn't acknowledge new riders. Thankfully, another member helped me out -- shoutout to friendly gym people everywhere -- but I wish someone had guided me through that first experience. It's a small thing that makes a big difference, especially in a high-end gym like this. After class, I met Jeff, the general manager, who gave me a full tour -- and he was phenomenal. Super professional, friendly, and passionate about the space. He explained how every class syncs to your Connective app, showing your heart rate and stats in real-time on giant projectors (unless you choose to opt out). It's all very tech-forward, which I love. Upstairs you'll also find Pilates Reformer classes (extra fee), yoga and barre studios, and even a meditation-only room -- dark, quiet, with twinkling ceiling lights and soft music. It's honestly a dream. Every floor has its own bathrooms (thank you!), and everything is spotless and thoughtfully designed. And then -- the rooftop. The vibe up here is unreal. There's a track for running or walking, kettlebells, monkey bars, and a full outdoor workout setup with mountain views. At night, it transforms into this elevated hangout space with misters, ambient lighting, and even a bar serving drinks. They host events up here too, and you don't have to be a member to book one. I came in on a free trial day, but you'd never know it from how I was treated -- the staff was wonderful, and I felt like a valued member. They also offer day passes, week passes, and flexible memberships. So, the hits? Pretty much everything. The design, the energy, the tech, the amenities -- this place nails the luxury fitness experience. The misses? Just a couple small service gaps during my first visit. But overall, Kinective Fitness is absolutely the boutique gym of El Paso -- where wellness meets wow. There's a second location coming soon ! (Plano , TX)

We are really blessed to have a modern, spacious and high-end gym in El Paso. I went early for a…read moreTrip Spinning class and it was plentiful of pushing and climbing hard. More than 450 calories at the end which directly contributes to donation of cash to your favorite not-for-profit. Love the concept. Did you know? The Andy Warhol painting at the entry changes upon your angle of visualization. From Marilyn to Bang ‼ and Funky Paradise. I guess it means you can start your training with a real BANG!!

I came once for a trial class and it was really good! Everyone was super nice and I felt very…read moreincluded.

I love catching an indoor class away from home and thankfully this Rush was right around the corner…read morefrom my parents! I signed up for a Saturday AM class with Coral! Conveniently located off of Zaragoza, and easy to find! Upon entering I was greeted and helped by that front desk staff. They got me set up with shoes ( I believe shoe rental is complementary your first ride but don't hold me to that, be sure to confirm beforehand. I did try calling prior to class with no response and was told later the best way to get in contact is to text the number. The shoes they rent are Shimano with SPD clips. The bike used is Keiser, a different feel from a Stages bike I'm used to, but it gets the job done! As for the class A+, I'll be returning on future visits!

I have not come to the gym in las cruces in over a week. I've been going to the Crunch and El Paso…read more The Crunch and El Paso is extremely clean. They always have an individual cleaning, every time I've been there he's cleaning. I attended the last Cruces crunch today. Amazing turnaround looks great clean and there's actually staff moving cleaning! Thank you! !

Although I love this place the manager is not very kind. He appears a big arrogant and does not…read moreservice me when I am there.

Envie Fitness has changed my life. The owners Maxine and Jennifer know me by name, they know…read moreeveryone by name and greet with a smile every time anyone walks into the studio. I feel at home when I walk into Envie! The instructors are teachers at heart and will do nothing but support you and push you in the right ways. When I am struggling in class they will stand next to or sit by me to encourage me not to give up. This studio has helped me drop almost 70 pounds and most importantly find myself again. The virtual classes have been a life saver and have helped me manage the uncertainty during this pandemic. I love my studio and can not wait to see what the rest of 2020 brings!

I'm a little embarrassed to say that I actually live quite near Envie Fitness, yet am just now…read moregetting the chance to check it out. Also slightly embarrassing is the fact that since it opened up in the plaza with Koze Teppan Grill and Café Italia, I've been getting a regular guilt trip from their sign every time I go to stuff my face with sushi or pizza. Nevertheless, I'm glad I finally got around to giving it a try. This gym is different from most I have seen in the past-- it's a female-only gym that is entirely class-based, with no equipment that you just go in and work out with whenever you feel like. Also, they center many of their classes around something called the MyZone. MyZone is basically a band that goes around your ribcage right near your bra strap. It tracks your heart rate, calories burned, "Effort Points," etc. Effort Points are basically a function of how high you get your heart rate and for how long. It's a whole thing, and there's an app, and I will admit, it's a bit confusing at first, but I will also say that, as of this morning, I've completed three classes with it and already have the hang of it. If you have any questions or hesitation, I would recommend you chat with the trainers on staff there-- they're super helpful in explaining what it's all about. I'll admit I was a little hesitant about joining this gym because the format is so different from anything I had tried before.... but honestly, after the three classes I've taken, I'm sold! I love the fact that your membership fee covers all the classes, with no extra fees. This means that you get a ton of one-on-one or almost-one-on-one time with the trainers for your base fee. At many other gyms I have seen, working with a trainer costs extra, and often costs a LOT more than it does here. The gym, from what I've seen, prides itself on an environment that is supportive, encouraging, challenging, and upbeat. All good things for a fitness studio, whether you are a newbie or a pro at working out! Other pros: - It's clean. Like I-don't-know-how-they-keep-it-this-clean CLEAN. - They run really nice specials on the cost of joining! To give you an idea, the MyZone tracker thingy usually runs about $100 (I'm 90% sure), but I got it for $50. Also, since I signed up after only two classes, instead of taking the full seven day trial that I could have, I only had to pay for the MyZone tracker, and not for the actual membership-- so I got October for only $50! Additionally, they locked me in at a discounted rate of $89 a month because I signed up during a promotion. So price-wise, it's a pretty nice deal. - I believe they even offer childcare by appointment if you have kids. So no more excuses that you can't join a gym because it isn't kid-friendly! - They have a ton of different classes: Zumba, Spinning, Boxing, HIIT, Barre, Yoga, Boot Camps and more! - They switch up their schedule so you don't get bored or have to take the same class over and over, because it's the only time slot that fits into your schedule. Also, they rework the class schedule every month to give even more variety. I'm looking forward to trying all the different classes that they have! Little Known Fact: Envie is an Australian Fitness gym! In speaking to some of the staff, I learned that it's actually quite popular over there, and is just getting started here in the States. So far there are only three U.S. locations, though they do have plans for more. How cool is it that they chose to open one of their three first studios right here in El Paso?! :D

I was a member for 6 months and the Amenities are broken with no signs of it being fixed, small…read moreweight rooms, old equipment, overpriced compared to several gyms in the area. Lack luster customer service and the ceilings will leak when it rains. Their sign in systems are also frequently down, save money and find a better gym literally anywhere else.

This is by far the best gym in town if you want to pay for a membership that includes, Zumba,…read moreSwimming classes, hot tub, steam room, finest equipment and instructors..and well seasoned management. Just staying.