I have been a member here for years and it's the best gym in the Denver area. Amazing instructors,…read moregreat variety of classes, fantastic community!

The instructors at TruFusion are motivating, attentive to form, and great at keeping energy levels…read morehigh. Class schedules are flexible, with at least 15 classes per day and the overall atmosphere is supportive for all fitness levels.

I tried my first barre class yesterday... I was a little nervous but had no reason to be. Collette…read morewas a fantastic instructor, offering reminders on form and modifications if needed. I have knee issues and she was great about coming over to offer tips on how to modify some of the moves. She did that a few times with others also. It is a small studio, there were only six of us in the class, but I liked that she was able to stay engaged with us the whole time. The time went faster than I anticipated, I'm less sore than I expected (even after my muscles going to failure a few times), and I'm looking forward to my next class. Yes, parking can be a challenge but it's CapHill... can't really do much about that... the price seems a touch steep ($20 a pop, with the first one free) but the instruction (and I'm sure the results) seem worth it...

What a neighborhood gem!…read more Allison W. (barre instructor) is a true professional and will do everything she can to make sure clients get the modifications they need as well as make them feel comfortable and encouraged throughout the class. Book a class with her today!!

I am going to try this place one more time and maybe the third time is the charm I have had good…read moreexperiences and bad experiences at this studio. The first class I went to I felt like it was a studio only for the uber fit and there was no opportunities for those who are just starting out. Today I went to another class and it was really good. I didn't feel the judgement that I felt last time. It is however a very hard class and you will sweat profusely so if you need to go back to work keep that in mind. If you ever watch Busy Phillips stories on instagram from her workouts, it's similar. One minute intervals of different positions. You will be challenged no matter your level. This is done on a megaformer and is in no way like traditional pilates on a reformer. If you have an injury I would stay away from this studio while you heal.

I've been to Pilates Evolution twice and I definitely like it. They offer a style of high-intensity…read morePilates called Lagree and are one of only a handful of studios in and around Denver to do so. This method is affectionately referred to as "Pilates on steroids" and gives you a cardio, strength, and flexibility workout all in one. Yes, the class is only 40 minutes but it will challenge you and work your entire body. The instructors here deliver great classes that have you working every second and engaging your whole body. However, I've noticed they do not perform as many adjustments on students' form as at other studios offering a similar method that I've been to. They tend to assume a familiarity with the movements and method that every student may not have. Even with about 30 Lagree classes under my belt, there are times that I would like adjustments or a little more helpful cueing. The parking situation isn't ideal but that's true of any place in Cherry Creek and not at all Pilates Evolution's fault. I usually give myself ten extra minutes to find free two-hour parking on 4th or 5th and walk over. There is also metered parking right around the studio.

I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at CorePower Cherry Hills for a nice Sunday sculpt class taught…read moreby Taylor. Her energy, exercises and playlist were unbeatable - will definitely be back!!

Such shock to see CorePower Cherry Hills studio in such stage of neglect…read more It used to be my home studio, where I would spend hours and hours of practicing yoga. Even though, some few good teachers are still there, studio overall turned into a place where I don't want to go anymore or practice anymore. Especially bad are Men's locker rooms. Strong smell of urine, dirty floors, disgusting shower stalls, burned lightbulbs, that haven't been replaced in months are just few things you see immediately upon arrival. I wanted to remind studio managers of an old Sanskrit word "śuddhi" - cleanliness and purity. I'm really wishing to see some changes, so I could come back and spend as much time as I used to, at that wonderful location.

Loved it! Customer service was fantastic. I did a slow flow class which is definitely all in the…read morename - it was slow but I was flowing & as a first class back in a while, it was the perfect way to ease back into yoga. I will DEFINITELY be coming back, multiple times a week. Loved YogaSix

I honestly don't know how this place doesn't have more raving reviews. Everyone I've spoken to here…read morehas been a delight to talk to and super nice! I just completed my first class - Candlelit Restore with Lia P. and it was such a great class! I felt immediately less tense and energized walking out of class and even signed up for another class right away! This place is also so well kept and clean. I just wanted to also give additional shoutouts to Nava who patiently answered any questions I had about the classes and guided me in the direction of where to start and followed up multiple times as well. Additional shoutouts to Lyndroth and Mila as well for being awesome! Can't wait for our next class :)

I am so fortunate to workout at Lagree Luxe. Classes are…read morejust 45 minutes long and the Central Park location has 12 machines and one instructor per class, with 5-7 classes per day. I take 2-3 classes per week and love them all. Parking is plentiful and the instructors are all different and excellent. Every class is unique and challenging. Highly recommend!

The classes and instructors are very good (4-5 stars), but the billing policies and practices are…read morepredatory (1-2 stars). For anyone considering, I don't recommend a membership here because, strangely, members incur cancelation fees and penalties that non-members don't. Instead, you should wait for when they run deals for a group of passes. That's the way to go. It's also not a good idea to sign up for the wait list for any class. They can add you shortly before the class begins, and you cannot cancel. If you aren't monitoring your email or arrive late, they will not only charge you for attending the class ($20-$35) but also for not showing up ($50). It really should be one fee or the other, not both. If there were another lagree studio in Central Park, I'd try elsewhere because I think it's the actual lagree method that is the true value. But this is, I believe, the only one in this area.

Wow! Love this studio so much. Everyone is so nice / kind their variety of classes is perfect. They…read moreeven have a cute dog in studio on the weekends :) i got to try a few classes with their deal- and will be joining now!! They are awesome

I was able to attend a candlelight hot yoga session free of charge through some app (going through…read morea trial period right now) just last night and had a wonderful time during the guided meditative session where I was able to release some of the tensions and stress I had. This DTC location is appears to be an addition to their current operation (their Lowery location might be their first one; I might be wrong though). They have a very welcoming atmosphere. Once inside, the reception area is quite roomy. You will immediately remove your shoes there so you can line them up against the window alongside Newport street. Lockers are available for class attendees. Store merchandise are placed mostly in the center of the welcoming area. The actual yoga studio is spacious. Very clean where you absolutely feel safe and comfortable. But most of all, relaxed. Yoga blocks and dumbbells (and other equipment) are in the little room to the right of it if you are facing upfront where the instructor is. If you forget a hand towel, no worries; they have plenty of them upfront for the attendees (free of charge). After your class, they give you a small rolled cold towel so you can refresh yourself; they are like "oshibori" given at a Japanese restaurant upon sitting at your table at the start of your meal (LOL)! Very considerate gesture indeed. I am still a beginner in yoga. Each time I attend a yoga class, I still get intimidated by the idea of it at the beginning but the instructor last night was one of the most helpful and supportive of not just mine but everyone's ability and limitations. I felt at ease as I could simply be myself with what I could do and couldn't do. And the candlelight without any fixed lightings created the most beautiful moment and atmosphere. I thus highly recommend this place.

I love OTF and the OTF concept and this studio is ok but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here…read more My beef: -$28 drop in rate if you're not on the unlimited or have a plan, a little steep for a location that's not downtown or in a happening area. -I've been a few times and haven't really connected with any of the coaches or staff. I really don't even remember the names of the coaches I had because the personality was lacking along with motivation. -People here do NOT follow the number system when moving from tread to rower to floor and staff does nothing about it. This drives me absolutely bonkers because once this happens it causes a chain reaction of people having to move and not knowing where they are going, therefore slowing down the workout. -Just not my people. This is a studio for younger folk who want to talk/gossip more than workout. I'm used to a more focused/serious group that is there to get the best workout possible. So yeah, obviously not my choice studio but I like it because it's pretty central so I can meet a friend for a workout. OTF is awesome but I wish this studio would work on the items above.

I tried to cancel my membership. Turns out Megan gets to decide if you're "allowed" to cancel or…read morenot. I was really hoping to just cancel and move on but after being harassed with multiple phone calls and texts messages I have figured out that canceling a membership Is much harder than anticipated. I was canceling for personal health reasons, but because of how Megan (the manager) talked to me on the phone I have no intention of ever stepping foot in an orange theory ever again. Completely embarrassing the way she try's to convince you to stay.