I dropped in for a Hyrox class while visiting from out of town and I felt welcome from the second I…read morewalked in! The trainers are very knowledgeable and helpful and the members are incredibly friendly! The gym is clean with great equipment! I will definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Been going here for over a month now so I feel like I have enough experiences to write a good…read morereview. Long story short: This gym is amazing. The coaches are all awesome! I've tried out mainly crossfit classes but have switched between the 3:30PM, 5:30PM, and 6:30PM blocks. All are great, with a nice mix of attendee's (new/experienced). Everyone I've met has been really nice and welcoming and you never feel intimidated or forced to do something you aren't comfortable with. The coaches provide great feedback and pointers on form when necessary so you don't have to worry about doing something wrong or getting hurt. The gym itself is pretty big with a nice mix of equipment. Plus, there's a few pro's here that are super nice and great motivators! Def recommend checking it out!

Great community, energy and environment. No contract month to month membership for unlimited…read moreclasses. They have the best music and truly the kindest staff. Give them a try with a 3 day trial.

Been going here for almost 2 months...great place, coaches are great and the atmosphere is amazing.read more

Since my initial review of Bodysport they have moved into a new location. Prior to their move I…read morealways looked forward to their charity boot camps which usually take place around the holidays. Cost is $10 and/or a food donation. The new location is easier to find than their previous location as they are now off the 95 and Lake Mead. In the past couple months I have attended their grand opening, a Thanksgiving charity workout and a boot camp with my Casspass membership. Even though my attendance here is sporadic Mel is always welcoming and the workouts are always challenging, different and fun. If you're looking for fun classes and a friendly atmosphere definitely check Bodysport out.

Somewhat difficult to find place. Well hidden despite being on a busy street. Robert was a pleasure…read moreto work with. They've got some rarely found pieces of equipment, such as reverse hyper and glute ham developers. I'm a home gym guy nowadays. But this is the place I recommend anyone who's looking.

There is NO gym like Raw Fitness. There are a few of these in town but this location is closest to…read moreme and the one I go to the most. They're really well known for their 6 week 20 lb weight loss challenge. If you lose the weight in 6 weeks you get your $299 back! It's a hugely successful program they offer multiple times throughout the year. I'm a reg memento and have been for 9 years. I've been to countless gyms and tried out almost every group fitness class there is. Raw is the BEST! The classes are always challenging in the best way. The trainers are hands down what makes this gym stand out. They give you their ALL! They know you by name, offer modifications if you have an injury and challenge you more if they know you need it. There is NO other gym like RAW! If you're looking for the best workouts with an incredible community to go with it Raw is where it's at!

This place is amazing! Let's talk about RAW with 'alphabet soup' and what it means to me…read more R - Relationships: Trainers - they want to know you, your goals, how you're doing, and help motivate you thru your fitness /health journey. Admins - they will welcome you with a smile, cheer you on, and help with any questions. Other participants - most people join for similar reasons and that creates a sense of commonality, community, the people I have all connected with here are so wonderful which leads to the next letter... A - Acceptance: Everyone accepts you for YOU and no matter where you are in your journey. We all started somewhere.. and maybe another a re-start if you haven't come in a while but you are 100% accepted. How can you not love a place that let's you be you? I am usually the loud one cussing and/or cheering people on, some people don't say a word and it's all good as long as we have the next word... W - Will: We all come to RAW and put everything on the table, to be here you have to have the will - to try your best and want to better yourself. Being healthy/fit and to get thru these bootcamps are no joke and it's hard! People come early in the am, right after work, with their kids - this thing called life is not easy and as long as you come with the will you will get the results because the people at RAW want the absolute best for you. Thank you to those who have been with me on my journey - the trainers and admins (past & present) and to awesome characters that have created this space!

I have to give a huge shoutout to Taryn at Crunch Fitness on Rainbow & Westcliffe! She is honestly…read morethe most wonderful front desk person I've ever encountered at a gym. She knows my name, greets me every single time I walk in, and is always so friendly, helpful, and willing to answer any questions I have. She is clearly a hard worker, but what really stands out is how kind and welcoming she is. Walking into a gym can honestly feel intimidating, especially when you're getting back into a fitness routine, and Taryn has made me feel comfortable and welcome every single time. Crunch is lucky to have her! She deserves to be recognized for the positive energy she brings to the gym. Taryn, thank you for always making my experience better! . On another positive note the machines are really nice and clean. The equipment is never broken and I love the massage chairs.

I think it's safe to assume that a lot of us over here at Crunch are LVAC/EOS refugees who got…read moretired of overcrowded gyms with old equipment, employees who just don't care, really bad gym etiquette, etc. So when Crunch came to town with its brand new equipment and cheery attitude and decent pricing, it was amazing - a breath of fresh air and really awesome. For your first few weeks, it was 5 stars!!! Then...it started sliding into the familiar abyss of a traditional bulk-marketed, underemployed and overpopulated chain gym. I'm watching Crunch become just like nasty LVAC every single day. Right now...it's 3 stars. Soon it will be 2 and then probably 1. I've been going to gyms for 30 years and I've seen it all. Here's what's happening and also some tips about how to prevent this slippage: 1) Background checks on trainers: As soon as I signed up, I was given a free training session called the "CrunchONE Kickoff." I got an email that I was assigned a specific trainer for the session. So I googled the trainer's name and it turns out that he's implicated in a high-profile felony embezzlement scheme involving the William Hill Sportsbook. This is not someone I want to be training with or giving my financial information over to in order to pay for future sessions. Great start here, guys. 2) Gym Etiquette: A gym is only as good as its members' behavior. People aren't doing anything crazy like throwing weights around or carrying around a boombox (yes this happened at my old LVAC), but there are a lot of really frustrating things that are happening here with members violating both written and unwritten gym rules/codes of conduct and it's super frustrating. I know that the gym doesn't want to "police people" to a point where it's uncomfortable, but when one person behaves poorly, then 2 people see that and figure it's ok to do the same. And then 4 people and then 8 people and well you get the point. Here's some examples: A) Bags on the floor: I was at the gym early yesterday and it was pretty quiet. I walked around and there were 14 people working out. 8 of them had giant duffle bags out on the floor with all sorts of bands, bottles, crossfit chalk, everything you can imagine strewn about the floor. Crunch employees just walk right by it, don't ask anyone to please clean up and use the beautiful locker rooms that are provided. It's really frustrating to have to avoid tripping on these bags and it's just sorta nasty. B) Taking way too many weights off the rack and then not using them or the bench: I witnessed a couple take 10 dumbbells off the rack, take them to a bench, then grab 2 barbells and set them on the ground. One person sat on the bench and started playing on her phone. The other took out his phone and then SAT ON THE DUMBBELLS with his legs stretched out over them. He's literally rubbing his butt on the dumbbells and playing on his phone. They occupied the bench,10 dumbbells and 2 barbells for at least an hour, hardly doing any workout and just occupying the weights and the space. I asked a Crunch employee if maybe she could talk to them and she looked at me like I was speaking Japanese. She did not see a problem. C) Cameras on tripods: People aren't just using their phones - there are people taking full-on professional video cameras in to film their workouts. It's one thing if you want to snap a quick video to see your form. But it's another to set your tripod up 50 feet away from your machine so you can get a wide-angle view and then getting upset when people walk within their 50-foot radius so they can just use the equipment we all pay to use. It's getting really out of hand and will only get worse when they keep signing up more people. This isn't an Instagram influencer gym and I also don't just don't want to be in your videos, even by accident. I don't think that's unfair to ask. TLDR: It's fine now, but Crunch is rapidly slipping into the EOS/LVAC model of not making people follow basic gym rules that make for a much better workout and gym experience. It's just a matter of time unless they start being proactive about things besides just new membership sign-ups. Please do better - there's a lot of potential here but you're wasting it. You've already gone from 5 stars to 3 - let's stop the slide there.

Highly recommend, the classes are super fun the workouts are really great, the instructor very…read moreprofessional and the whole staff members

The Hardcore Fitness family is empowering, encouraging and fun. The trainers get to know you and…read morepush your limits to where you'll surprise even yourself. I joined HCF six months ago. At that time my blood panel lab work showed an elevated ALT (liver enzyme reading) of 69, above the normal range of 56. A number that high tends to indicate the liver is being affected typically by high alcohol consumption or fatty liver aka excess visceral fat encasing the liver and I don't have a drinking problem. After following healthier eating habits and working out five days consistently at HCF, my new lab work taken the last week of April 2022 shows my ALT at 16. That is a decrease of 53 points. So while I've lost 31 pounds on the outside so far, this measurement tells me I am without question becoming healthier on the inside too.

This is my gym !!!! Ask for owner Yvette who has over 35 years experience in the bodybuilding…read moreindustry. She not only gets people ready for shows but trains everyone from the new to fitness to the years of experience and still looking to maintain and/or better their physique. Another great plus to this is that the gym is 24/7 proxy card so you can get a good workout in a more quieter paced gym setting without the interruption of the bigger gyms (and no one sitting idle of machines doing nothing!). Bring your headset, music and get your workout in! :)

Awesome Training Gym. Never really crowded and you can focus on accomplishing your goals because…read moremost everyone has a trainer working with them here. It's motivating to see most everyone there to improve and get better. Even though each has their own trainer there's that unspoken unity and camaraderie of i'm not alone in this, we're all here focused on improving our health and lives on our own individual journeys. Also there's great variety of levels from competition training mixed with just starting out training. So the real life transformations and development witnessed is also uplifting and encouraging and supportive for you if your looking to just be healthy or take it all the way to the stage for competition training. The environment here is super positive and focused on results and getting the job done with patience and encouragement.

The kids love it. I'm happy knowing that they're moving and gaining strength and they get to gain…read moreconfidence and be challenged and in different ways as well

Tried this place out for the first time and it was a great experience!…read more I signed up online for the 6 AM class. When I walked in a few minutes before class, I was greeted by Philip who already had my liability form ready for me to sign. He then showed me where the restrooms were, where I could leave my stuff and then I was introduced to the instructor Daniel. Daniele was very thorough at explaining all of the movements and the class format. This was a class like I've never taken before so I didn't know what to expect. It was a lower body focused workout this day. The dynamic warm-up followed by a more progressive warm-up, took about 20 minutes of the class. Next, we were given a super set assignment to do strength and cardio focused exercises for four rounds. Then we moved onto our big lift, which were the barbell-squats. Each person got their own rack and barbell set up, which I found pretty impressive. The class size was pretty small compared to what I'm used to, but that gave Daniel the opportunity to give a lot of focus to each member and make sure their form was on point. There was a short ab burnout at the very end of the class. There was absolutely no cardio which for some people makes them very happy When I asked about the schedule, I was told that they alternate between strength and cardio conditioning throughout the week so if you're looking for weight training in a small group fitness atmosphere that does not rush you this would be a place you would enjoy.