I'm entirely new to crossfit and felt a little silly doing some of the movements initially despite…read morehaving lifted weights for the majority of my life. To the trainers credit though, they wouldn't let me progress to heavier weights until I was able to display proper form. I've been going here for about a month now and am confident performing most of the exercises though a couple times a week I'm learning something new. The trainers are knowledgable and friendly. I'll be a member for a long time.

Amazing! This is the first gym I have done a "drop in" class while I'm traveling. I had some…read moreanxiety doing the drop in but it was a terrific experience and the coaching was top notch. The gym is clean, well stocked with equipment, and everyone I met had a great attitude. If you travel to Omaha, check them out! I've now been back several times for work and every time I drop in they are incredibly nice and welcoming! Thanks for making a fantastic experience for a traveler!

I am just in Omaha for the week for work and was looking for a gym to train in and am coudn't be…read morehappier I came across Fit Farm. I have been to many gyms in my years and a couple things really stuck out about Fit Farm: 1) The friendliest trainers I have met! Every trainer introduced themselves and came to find out where I was from. They are also very knowledgeable and closely watching everyone in the gym to correct form or motivate 2) The gym is extremely clean! It is very well kept and spacious with a variety of equipment. Will definitely return whenever Im in Omaha and would recommend to anyone looking for a great crossfit gym and workout

Love this crossfit gym! Amazing facility with helpful staff and a wide array of programs to help…read moreget your fitness goals achieved. There is always an extensive warmup and they provide reusable rags with cleaning spray to wipe equipment down after every workout.

I typically enjoy the O Street location, but have tried the other locations in the Lincoln area…read more The staff are always friendly and polite. There is a variety of equipment so I can rotate my workout routine. The additional free classes are always fun and energetic. The instructors are friendly and support all levels of participants in thier class. If you're looking for a low stress/intimidation gym, with plenty of equipment and a friendly staff... you should try Genesis Healthclubs.

The equipment and staff are both horrible; no steam room or sauna, only a very dingy whirlpool in…read morethe basement by the pool. The place looks like a dump when you walk in, and staff runs from dismissive to unhelpful to down right nasty. I gave them a little over a month and am happy (and saving a lot of money) working out with exercise bands, etc, at home.

As a retired military veteran, I have never felt obligated to post a negative review about…read moreanything, until now. I have been a member at Crossfit Kinesis for more than three years. Everything was great until recently when I became injured. I was then exposed to a side of the owners, Kyle Kasperbauer and Nissa Cohen, that I had never seen before during my time as a client at CFK. After visiting my Doctor about foot and ankle pain, I was instructed not to participate in Crossfit for at least two months as my Achilles needed down time to heal. As the contract states, if a member develops an injury, he or she is allowed to place the membership on "Hold". I contacted Kyle and Nissa via Facebook Messenger to discuss my membership options while healing. I have saved all written and electronic correspondence. Kyle messaged me back via Facebook Messenger and stated, "In regards to your membership, please email info@crosffitkinesis.com. Nissa and I no longer handle membership holds or changes." This was an immediate red flag to me. For an owner to state, they are not involved with membership holds or changes is frankly, inconceivable. But, per their instruction I followed their process. I emailed info@crosffitkinesis.com on Jan 30, 2019 and received no response. I emailed again on Feb 1st with no response. I then contacted Kyle and Nissa via Facebook Messenger on Feb 5th stating that I did not receive a response from info@crossfitkinesis.com. I received NO RESPONE from Kyle or Nissa. It was clear to me, they were purposefully ignoring my questions to prevent me from placing my membership on hold. I drove to Crossfit Kinesis to address my concerns with Kyle and Nissa on Feb 11th, a full 12 days after my initial message to them. Nissa was present at the gym, but not available to talk. I was able to talk to Kyle privately. I explained to Kyle my disappointment with him and Nissa and their process. As a business owner myself, this is not how I do business and it's not how I expected to be treated as a paying member. Kyle was defensive but did apologize and assured me that whomever this "mystery person" is that has been assigned to monitor the info@crossfitkinesis.com would be dealt with. His response was comical and somewhat incoherent. It is painfully obvious that he is fully aware of what is going on and he and Nissa are hiding behind the info@crossfitkinesis.com to ensure they do not lose the residual income. My understanding is that several current and ex-Kinesis members have experienced the same treatment when dealing with injuries, membership holds or leaving Crossfit Kinesis. I would encourage all of you to take a stand and not tolerate poor treatment from a business who does not appreciate their clientele. Kyle and Nissa preach of community and bible verses. They walk that path as long is it does not affect their bottom dollar. Shame on both of them. Arrogance and ego, along with a lack in the understanding of what it truly means to be part of a community, are Kyle and Nissa's downfall. Do what's right for your community, clients and members regardless of how it impacts you financially. #Dissapointed Armondo Canales

CrossFit Kinesis has coaches who are second to none. They know how to effectively scale workouts…read moreto a person's ability so that everyone has the best workout experience possible. All while keeping your safety in mind. The community of athletes is very supportive and we cheer each other on and many have become very close friends. CrossFit Kinesis is the second CrossFit gym I've been a member of and I've been a member for 3 years and enjoy showing up every day to challenge myself with a great workout.

I was a member of Vise for more than a year. It's challenging to write a review that helps provide…read morean adequate representation of my experiences in a way that helps inform the decisions of others. I appreciated some of the programming, some of my personal progress, and some of my friendships; for a while I saw my strength and skill develop, and my fitness changes to accommodate new modes and durations of training. I recently chose to end my membership. Ultimately... It was not the place where I could train or improve because of three things: inconsistency in coaching, constant offensive member misconduct, and a culture of favoritism set my the leadership. The Coaches I liked many of them as people, and many of them mean well and want to help. Not all of them possess the appropriate education, skills, or experience though. Some seem well-educated, well-trained, and very professional in their program delivery; others lack education or training or certification. Offense Member Conduct Allowed Member conduct from a few of the gym "favorites" was downright abusive and bullying. One member in particular harassed me personally several times online, in the gym's private Facebook group. I'm no push over; I pushed back. I discussed it with management, but the elites kind of rule the roost and I was encouraged to just ignore it. I witnessed many other examples throughout the year with other members getting attacked. I often tried reaching out to or helping those that got bullied when I could. I was also not alone in that the gym favorites could easily gang up on or push out less favored people, which happened from time to time. It honestly felt a bit like playground bullies. Much of it can be ignored if you just come in and do your workout. It was prevalent both in the clubs and online, but a lot of people just tried to ignore it. Culture of Elite Favorites Ultimately the management and leadership permitted a culture where the elite athletes were favored and catered to - with programming, with gym schedules, with behavior or attitude. I guess the rest of us were free to come along for the ride if we didn't mind, but ultimately for me it just wasn't tolerable long term. For me, I just wished that were obvious upfront. I'm just not the elite athlete guy... I'm the average guy hoping to be better. A few times the gym would close or they would cancel class or abandon the programming that day - unexpectedly, unannounced - because of the elite group. Which I can understand a bit but for the majority it just kind of sucks. Overall - If you want great programming, I think you'll like it. What you might not like is the environment and the way some people treat each other. And if you yourself become the target it can get pretty rough and ugly. I had thicker skin than most and let a lot of stuff roll off my back, but others quit instantly and had to pay out their contracts, which can be a few thousand bucks. Personally, for me, I just needed a great crossfit gym without the drama between the members, the staff, and the volatility in schedules and catering to the elite. I'm just a regular guy looking to be a little better every day, and this place was putting too much drama in the way of that simple (expensive) goal.

This gym has a great community. Coaches are willing to help and break down the workout. Different…read morelevels to workout. Great gym to go to!