Everything went well. The service was wonderful. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. It was our…read morefirst visit and we had a blast. We can't wait to go back again. We started out in the kiddie/ beginners area. As the children's confidence grew we moved on to the bigger walls. Everything was nice and clean. There is no sweat smell or stinky feet smell. Just a fresh cool environment. Any and all questions we had was answered in a friendly manner. The staff didn't make us feel like a burden and the other patrons were also respectful of our space.

Really cool spot! Been there twice now, nice climbing gym. They were busy but still has plenty of…read morestuff to do. Great work out!

My favorite climbing gym, hands down! I have been climbing here for six years (since before the…read morerecent name change). For beginners, this is the most friendly community in Houston. For experienced climbers, this is the most realistic route setting for you to practice on before going outdoors. They use their space very efficiently so that every "move" on the wall is challenging and interesting. Everyone is welcome here. The owner is very kind and makes himself available to give newbies tips. The newly promoted manager is a great kids coach. They have Ladies Night every Wednesday evening. Community is the top priority for this native Houston small business. Check it out for yourself!

I love to community here! Everyone is so supportive, welcoming , and kind. The routes are…read morechallenging as well. The gym feels like you are coming home. It's the Cheers of climbing gyms. 10/10 recommend

Great for weekend fun, summer camp and just fitness in general! It's the most "extra" gym with…read morebouldering, rock climbing, yoga and a gym. Great for kids too. Absolutely recommend.

If you are active and want to do something different, I highly recommend. Also, you shouldn't be…read moreafraid of heights. Indoor rock climbing will push you out of your shell and definitely led me to do something I never thought I could do. Turns out I'm a little spider monkey.. crawled right up! I would recommend going on Groupon. They have different deals depending on the offer at the time. So worth it!

Great staff, great climbing, and a great atmosphere! There are occasional birthday parties, so call…read moreahead if you are on auto-belay without a buddy. Overall, 10/10 climbing gym!

inSPIRE is spacious and offers a great variety of walls for rock climbing for all skill levels. I…read morecome here to boulder, and they have a small but really fun selection of routes. I haven't had the chance to try the rope climbing walls yet, but I will be sure to next time. This was my second visit, with my first time being about a month ago. Unfortunately, I noticed that the bouldering wall hasn't changed since then. I will also add that the mats are quite worn down and have patched up spots. While the gym seems to place a stronger emphasis on rope climbing - which is great for those who enjoy it - it feels like the bouldering section is being a bit neglected. Which is unfortunate because I really like the bouldering routes here! I hope inSPIRE can give their bouldering sections a little more love. I would also kindly suggest to turn up the AC a little more. It is quite warm upstairs. Overall, inSPIRE is a fantastic climbing gym for people who are more rope climbing oriented. The bouldering section has so much potential to be better, and I hope they can focus on it a little more!

So much fun! Tons of routes, and helpful staff that saved me like 60 bucks on day pass.read more

Zero stars if I could…read more We had a very disappointing experience here, almost entirely because of how one staff member--the assistant manager, as it turned out--spoke to and treated our kids. From the moment we entered and completed the waiver, he spoke to me in a very condescending manner while going over rules such as no running. Once the kids started climbing, he repeatedly yelled at them for various things, always citing "safety reasons"--walking on the mats, climbing too close to each other, etc. I completely understand that rock climbing requires strict safety rules, especially with children, and I have no problem with staff correcting them when they are doing something unsafe. My issue is how he handled it. There is a big difference between firmly reminding a child of a safety rule and repeatedly screaming at them. He could have simply spoken to them and explained what they needed to do differently. It got to the point where the kids were extremely uncomfortable and almost in tears. I asked to speak to the assistant manager about the situation, only to find out that the person I had an issue with was the assistant manager himself. We discussed it, but ultimately I gave up and we left. By then, the kids were fed up and ready to leave anyway. I understand that kids sometimes do "kid things" and need reminders, especially in an environment where safety matters. But the way this staff member interacted with them made it feel as though he could barely tolerate having children there at all. If the manager is able to review the video footage from our visit, I genuinely hope they do, because I think it would make my frustration much easier to understand. We came here expecting a fun rock-climbing experience for the kids. Instead, we left with children who were upset and felt like they were constantly being yelled at. Safety rules are absolutely appropriate; treating children this way is not.

Wow, what an experience! Had never been to any type of rock climbing gym before I visited this one…read moreand I was a little nervous. Heights aren't exactly my thing. The guy working, Max, was so super friendly! He walked us through all the safety instructions and was very patient with all the questions I had for him. This gym has harnesses and ropes so once you get to the top you just push yourself off the wall and "float" down. It was so much fun!!! He also gave helpful tips on how to successfully make it up the wall (it is not as easy as you may think!). My friend and I went on a Tuesday afternoon and we were the only ones in the rock climbing area which was super nice! We got Max's undivided attention. Though they also have indoor soccer here and we were told that they have games and tournaments that I would love to come back and watch.

The location of this place is quite a challenge to get to. Google maps isn't of any help either. If…read moreyou are coming from 59 north, take Bellaire/Fondren exit and once you get on the feeder Rd, take the first left past Italian Superbikes building. Once you see an open lot on your right side with luxury cars parked in it then YOU MADE IT! If you're coming from 59 south, take Hillcroft/West Park exit, make a u-turn and follow the latter half of the first instruction. I honestly circled around that placed about 3 to 4 times and I was almost ready to give up and go home lol. Trust me, the instructions above will save you time and FRUSTRATION. Place looks a bit sketchy I'll give you that, but I thought to myself.. hey if there are tons of luxury cars here, I know my car will be the last thing people will even bother messing with. TRUTH. Btw, I figured.. those cars belong to those guys who plays soccer in the same establishment. They have indoor soccer field as well. Now that we got that taken care of, we move on to the important stuff. This was my first indoor wall climbing experience and I was excited, scared, anxious - all the same time. I've always been interested in wall climbing but never really had the guts to actually try it out. I came here clueless, thinking I was going to depend on my cousin (who came along with me and who is also an experienced climber) to deal with my what-to-do and how-to-do kind of stuff questions. Luckily, Sergio (the instructor) was patient and accommodating enough to address my shenanigans. He thoroughly explained the rules, how-tos, and whatnot. He was also very generous enough to offer us a 50% discount our next climb! Set-up was pretty basic and straight to the point. You start on the right side if you're a beginner and gradually move your way to the left side as you get more advanced. It can be a little intimidating at first but you'll eventually get the hang of it. The routes/tracks are changed on a monthly basis if I remember correctly. The wall, equipments, and the area are vert well-kept! Absolutely coming back and recommending to friends. Such a challenging yet enjoyable experience!

Great gym however they allow people to talk on cell phones while on the treadmills, elliptical etc…read more Today there were three girls talking on the phone all at once and one was on speaker and holding the phone out in front of her! I asked one politely to please go outside to the lobby which she did. I asked another politely and she just laughed at me and kept it up for another 20 minutes. I'd had enough and raised my voice to tell her to please take it outside. So one of the front desk people came in and told me my behavior was unacceptable and made them the victim! I was told they allow people to talk on their phones! She was a young girl as were the phone talkers and I'm just an old codger causing trouble. This is so rude. Talking on a cell phone while on a treadmill presents notable safety risks, reduces workout intensity, and breaches standard gym etiquette. Research indicates that conversing on a phone negatively impacts your balance by 19% and significantly lowers your average heart rate and treadmill speed. Loss of Balance: Multitasking divides your attention, causing you to fall out of sync with the machine and significantly increasing the likelihood of tripping or falling. Slips and Drops: Running while holding your phone can easily lead to the device slipping and falling off the machine. Keep it Low/Brief: If you absolutely must take an urgent call, keep the phone to your ear (or use headphones) and keep the conversation to 30 to 60 seconds. Using the speakerphone is widely considered rude and distracting to other gym-goers

Somebody kicked me out because I wasn't wearing slides, but I was biking and they were wrapped in…read morethe strap. The worker made my whole experience a major inconvenience even though I have an active membership and a regular.

I had a great experience wonderful customer service everyone was very friendly. Would definitely…read morerecommend.

10/10. This was the most fun I had that day. I wasn't expecting to be sore the next day, but it was…read morean amazing experience. Never have I ever ziplined before and been up so high doing it. I highly recommend it to friends and family. The obstacles are definitely challenging. They have refreshments for sale and a guide to help you through tough obstacles. Try this out immediately--you will not be disappointed.

NINE Iron Sports athletes made it to Las Vegas NATIONAL Finals. That's 9 out of 86 athletes across…read morethe country. Out of curiosity I looked up how many ninja gyms there are in the US... 191. That means, if every gym was equal, they would send less than 1/2 of an athlete... Iron sports sent NINE! BOOM Do you want to be a champion? You can be one here. If you just want fun, oh my gosh.... when my daughter had her 6th birthday party this year, my favorite part of the entire event was watching the looks on all the parents' faces. Every one of them was beaming. It is FUN watching your kid do this stuff. And inspiring too... cuz guess who started working out??? Me. The coaches are supportive and encouraging. When they see SuzieQ working on something (not in class, just on her own) they whoop and cheer her victories. They say hello when she walks in. She's six, but they say hello. They acknowledge her. That's vital because it builds a sense of belonging.

This gym gave me total life... I walked in and the check in guy asked me if I liked pain (right as…read moreI signed off on the waiver). ... Crazy joke, but my answer was nooooooo.... Anywho, they were nice to escort me to the locker area. It was nice and tidy. Had a ladies shower and a restroom. The gym is a bit laxed, so it started off a bit rocky in that I didnt realize that the class has started without me. We started the class running laps outside. And came in for some heavy stretching and overheas bar work! That's when things got real. Tip no. 1 dont wear gloves, use plenty of hand/climbing chalk. It makes a great difference. Also, when you want to store things in the lockers, bring your own lock! They dont have any there. We transitioned into squats and intense leg work... Woooooooooow (Im still feeling it today). We moves upstairs, where I found a Ninja Warrior's dream. It was everything from Rock Climbing Walls (easy, medium, and hard), to overhead bars, overhead balls (of all sizes). It was aweeeeeeesome!!! The instructors, Sam & Sam, were doubly awesome! They made sure that an amateur Ninja Warrior like me did not feel left out, modified exercises to help me build my endurance and strength, and helped me make sure I did them correctly to prevent injury. We finishes the class by completing an intense ab workout!!! Although I am super sore today, I loved the class and will def be back!