My name is mark. I recently joined anytime fitness. I was a member of choose fitness and just got…read morefed up of waiting 15 minutes to get on a piece of equipment. The place was way too crowded, so I joined anytime fitness. And it's probably the best gym I've ever worked out in. They have everything you need and you don't have to wait for any of the equipment.It is spotless clean and the owners are extremely nice and professional.I highly recommend this place

The owners are so wonderful...Sage and her husband are the sweetest and always helpful when…read moretrying to show me how a machine works etc..I love the wonderful equipment and they have the best rowing machine and set of kettle bells that I use! The other equipment is WAY awesome, seems to be new and always squeaky clean. I love what they have to offer and it's always so clean and very friendly atmosphere...Love the elliptical machines and they have an octane fitness machine that I've never seen anywhere else..so fun! I really love this gym and give it the 5 stars with no hesitation!

Some of this feedback is time sensitive due to COVID: The…read moretoughest thing about doing a class here are the masks. It's hard to hear/understand what the instructor is saying because of the masks. Additionally, because of the masks, it is hard to focus on listening. My neighbor suggested I go at a time when you had to wear masks in the gym but not during the workout. This changed when I went to my class and masks were/are being required during the workout. Towards the end of the class, Courtney, the instructor was on her phone for a few minutes and seemed distracted. The instructor spoke very quickly during the class and it was hard to keep up because the orientation to how everything worked seemed more sales focus than making sure I knew what was happening. They have you fill out a prying questionnaire before the class about "How much money are you willing to spend on your goal?" and other intrusive questions. After the class, I let them know that I wouldn't be interested in signing up for anything while masks are required. It's too distracting for me. During the class, they did imply that being distracted by the masks was an excuse. I asked to be removed from future communication twice already. I just received another pushy text this morning. I'm concerned these people do not have any boundaries. I understand the nature of businesses and sales cycles, but, it seems overpriced and they don't listen.

Really sad to have to cancel, but everyone at this location has been so nice and Julia is so…read moremotivating and really makes the whole class personalized even when you are surrounded by people!

Love the y. Go daily. Only small issue is they are slow to fix tvs on cardio equipment. But still…read morelove it.

For anyone looking for reformer pilates info + pricing!!…read more$380 for 20 classes + your monthly membership. I did not expect the YMCA to be more expensive than chain studios or the local ones. Holy sh*t!!! To do Pilates here it's just as expensive as going to lifetime fitness!!

So, I never got to train here. I contacted them to make an appointment and the trainer and I…read morearranged to meet at 9am on a Wednesday. While driving from Longmont to Denver to meet him he texts me that he forgot a vet appointment and if we could resechdule. I told him I was already on my way and I made plans in Denver bc I was meeting him. I asked if he had time later in the day and he ghosted me. Just straight up stop answering text and calls. Do not go here they don't respect your time or effort.

When I first started at Project MOVE, I was the heaviest I'd ever been. Lots of travel, stress, and…read morecompeting demands over many years had resulted in my weight slowly creeping up and my health gradually sinking down. I wasn't managing my responsibilities or priorities well. Then I responded to an ad promoting the 6-week challenge, and I forced myself to turn my life upside down. I believe that our health and bodies require stewardship, just like any other aspect of our lives. If you believe in God like I do, then maybe you can agree with me that he didn't give us bodies so that we could trash them. His plan for our best life doesn't include poor health, aching muscles, misaligned joints, and everyday pain. I think that instead he wants us to live in the fullness of health. Our bodies are supposed to be strong and reliable, so they can support us in living. That might have been what I believe, but I wasn't living it. I had let my health fall lower and lower in my list of priorities, and it was starting to show. So when I started my 6-week challenge, I really had to realign my priorities. I had to adjust my bedtime and alarm clock to make time to hit the gym before work; I had to start saying "no" to friends when they wanted to do things like drink beer and hang out at bars; I had to stop making indulgent decisions in the grocery store; I had to make time every week for meal prep so I wouldn't be forced to order takeout due to laziness and lack of planning. All those changes made a big difference, and the challenge forced me to implement them all at once. I lost 14 pounds and 4.5% body fat in 7 weeks. When you consider that I only had about 25 pounds to lose to begin with, you can understand that this was a huge accomplishment. I haven't fully arrived at my fitness goals yet, but I know that Project MOVE will get me there. What makes this gym different from all the other places I've tried is the personalized connection that you have with your coaches. I'm not an extroverted person, but I felt immediately connected as soon as I started attending classes. The staff cares a great deal and they are invested in your success. They even text you to check on how you're doing and will answer occasional questions via text, even if they're outside normal work hours. If the gym has one area that could use some improvement, it's the accessibility of the coaches. Coaches here are way more involved than other gyms I've been to, but it's still really hard to schedule a meeting with certain individuals because they are stretched so thin. That said, they are doing a great job when they *are* available. When they're there and working, they're giving it 100%. The quality of programming in the group classes is SUPER high. There's a great variety of programs to choose from, including yoga, weight lifting, cross-fit, endurance training, etc. I've been limited by my availability (I mostly pick my classes based on what fits into my schedule, not which programs interest me), but there's enough variety of classes at different times that I've been able to sample about 5 different programs so far, and that's less than half of the options. What really made the difference for me was the nutrition coaching. After years of listening to the current food "science" and nutrition recommendations that float around in the news and social media, I really didn't have any idea what I was supposed to be eating. My first 6 weeks at Project MOVE came with a personalized meal plan, complete with specific foods to eat and proper portion sizes. I started shedding weight immediately from the change in diet alone! There's only about 10 different foods to eat in each macronutrient category (protein, fat, carbs, and vegetables), which some people find limiting. I really loved it, however, because having fewer options facilitates easier decision-making. Even though the 6-week challenge is over, I plan to continue going to Project MOVE. It's not convenient and it didn't fit neatly into my lifestyle. But now that I've turned my life upside down to make room for it, I don't want to go back to what I was doing before.

I noticed friends of mine doing F45 around the country and decided to try it out when contemplating…read morehow to update my fitness routine! I did a 1 week trial and got hooked almost immediately. There's a lot to love about the workout -- it changes each day, takes 45 minutes, and is designed to generate results. This particular location has a really awesome roundup of coaches and good vibes from the members overall which amps up the experience. The days vary in focus, with some catered towards strength, some cardio, and some hybrid. I particularly love the strength days and could feel myself getting stronger week after week. They also have a body scan machine that members have access to at anytime to see how your body is changing and run regular challenges for members to push themselves. Like most gyms nowadays, the unlimited membership is pricey but worth it if you come frequently. They also have other class pass cards (and are on ClassPass) for other options. Overall, I'd recommend trying it out if you're curious!

Best workout and coaches ever! Only gym I have ever wanted to go to every day! Just try it!!read more

I had an incredible first experience at this strength training gym. Everything was new and very,…read morevery clean. I had the privilege of taking a class with the owner, Cole. When I showed up, I was honestly pretty nervous and felt out of my element, but he was very welcoming and helpful when I didn't know what I was doing. I left feeling like I got a great workout. I love the energy and music during class. It's also a parent to me that there is a strong supportive community that attends classes here. After class, some of the other people welcome to me to the gym. I would definitely go back and highly recommend this place. If you're looking for a good workout, you'll be leaving feeling more strong and confident in your fitness abilities.

We got our butts kicked at Carbon! Went on Saturday for their carbon companion class. Perfect…read moreblend of cardio & strength training and we felt amazing afterwards! We loved the large gym space and state-of-the-art equipment. Plenty of parking and very accessible gym. We will be back!

Sauna and pool closed and no announcement made so not worth the membership. Might as well just go…read moreto another spot. Owner responded so respect that one for sure. An honest 3 star gym when all said and done

The good: - Some of the staff are friendly (mostly the…read morewomen) - The place is relatively clean - The monthly cost is much lower than gyms to which I'm accustomed (bouldering, MMA, etc) The bad: - Some of the staff are douchebags (mostly the men) - The place is nearly always overcrowded - A large percentage of the members are obnoxious [men]; slamming weights and causing a scene is a daily occurrence during every 90 minute session I have here - I already stated it, but it deserves a second mention: there are too many damn people here

Whole Health Club breaks the mold when it comes to the gym world. To me, 3 qualities put WHC in its…read moreown league: 1) Genuinely supportive staff - I actually hesitate to say "staff" bc they're more than that. They are people who are passionate about what they do and practice what they preach. Everyone on their team is like this: Sam, Kayla, Chase, Paige, Cayla, Austin, and Drew. How many gyms have you been a part of where you knew all of the staff's names and had genuine conversations with each of them? 2) Knowledge - I've learned so much from conversations with Sam and Chase. Everyone there is more than happy to share what they know about nutrition and fitness, and they know their stuff on a deep level. 3) Philosophy - They embrace and promote a holistic view on improving health and named their club appropriately. Getting truly fit isn't just about minutes on cardio and reps. It has to involve nutrition too for it to be a real health and lifestyle transformation. I NeVeR thought going vegan keto (special option I chose) would be possible for me. I could not have done it without their support. Now I know I can do it, feel fantastic, and will keep on with it! The lifestyle mindset change has been the most important change WHC helped and supported me with. Losing my 12 hard to lose pounds and 6.2% body fat in less than 6 weeks was just the icing on my vegan cake ;) Thank you guys!!!

This club was excellent in helping me reach my goals! Combines fitness, nutrition and…read moresupport/motivation for Whole Health success... exactly what they advertise!