Dungeon gym you cannot beat for price, equipment quality and no crowds. Support this local…read morebusiness. It is worth every penny.

Terrible and unsafe!! Looks like left over untreated mold in the ceiling from many leaks. The…read moreoutlets in the childrens little daycare room are open with exposed electrical wire!! No one is cleaning anything this means staph, mrsa, flesh eating bacteria etc are technically rampant. There are grown men here acting like highschoolers. Suprised the health department hasnt shut it down!! Somehow these clowns flag all the bad reviews to keep them hidden I assure you there are TONS of bad reviews all fradulently removed.

I've been to lifetime locations all over the country, and this has got to be one of the largest…read morelocations. We stopped by while visiting Colorado Springs, to enjoy the pool and the view of the mountains. It was a busy Sunday, but there was truly so many available pool chairs. The pool was HUGE! I wish we would've had time to stay longer and enjoy a cocktail by the pool. Everything seemed clean and well kept.

WAY WAY overpriced! $299 a month for two adults that arent yet 65, which would only save you…read more $20 a month. FOr $300 a month I could build and finance my own gym/pool. These are some scammers!!! They have limp rules designed to jack their members like the 30 day membership advance notice change. So if you dont like the facilities for the price, you need to give them a 30 day notice to cancel or change your membership, which is total BS! bad place all a round! pool is nice, but $300 a month? thats $10 a day if you went everyday! \\clearly its all about the money for this operation, I realize its huge, but dont expect your customers to pay your mortgage!

I started training with Kierra about 6 weeks ago and it's going great. She pushes me hard and…read moremotivates me.On many lifts I've beaten my personal bests WITH EVERY WORKOUT!!! That is not normal . Of course I take the supplement HMB which helps out a lot,but that takes care of the physical part but not the mental or psychological part,that's Kierra's part.I would definitely recommend her to anyone is serious about making progress in their lifting. Before that I worked with Emma who was also excellent. I've been working out at this location for about 4 years and have nothing negative to say about this gym.

Vasa's customer service is highly inconsistent, one day it's helpful, the next day they're rude and…read moresnippy. In response to their own mistake of double charging me for several months, when I looked to clarify that the refund included the extra charge I saw after I had been told everything got cancelled, the woman got irritated and rude. Didn't catch her name. Wouldn't recommend this gym - memberships seem sneaky and charging seems underhanded, and then customer service won't take any accountability or show respect when you're looking for a resolution. The gyms themselves are nice, but the saunas / steam rooms / hot tubs are constantly broken or disgusting and closed.

First time coming to this gym! I am coming from out of town and they have a day past! Super…read moreorganized, lots of space, and friendly staff. Highly recommend to anyone to check VASA Fitness out ^.^

Prepare to enter the Twilight Zone…read more.. PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAM at Vasa 3020 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907 I work a lot. So I got a personal trainer to make it easier to work with my schedule. I found that scheduling was accomplished via texting with the trainer. I was never made aware of another way. He suggested group classes because they last longer. I obliged, but that meant arriving at a time when I was sometimes still working. We texted often, since I often could not make the times he set (1-2 offerings a week). Even when I pointed out I could not easily make the times he was setting, things didn't change. In my 9 months with Vasa, I missed one class a month due to bookclub. I missed at least 5 classes due to vacation. And I was able to make the rest of the sessions only 75% of time due to work. We could only make up 2-3 sessions, because scheduling was so hard. The trainer also cancelled 3 sessions himself. Two of those times I had already shown up for class. The most recent time it was 24 hrs before class. I broke my finger on the day we were supposed to have that make-up session. So that never got made up. I never complained to management about not being able to make sessions because the trainer and I frequently discussed (in person, by text) making them up. I assumed he was keeping track of my presence/absences. I froze my training account for 3 months due to finger fracture surgery (I kept my gym membership). I let upper mngt (email) and my trainer know (text) my goal was to make up 5 sessions eventually. Once my finger healed, I accomplished one make-up session (organized with my trainer). But then, as usual, it was hard to schedule the next one. I asked Emma the "personal training manager" at the front desk about a trainer with more openings. She said it did not look like I was due make-up sessions and I could not make sessions up until she spoke with upper mngt. She said she would call me the next day. She never called. My trainer texted offers to help out, apologizing but never explaining why my account showed no make-ups due. I wrote to upper management to cancel my training account explaining that my make-up lessons had been taken away. They asked to explore the issue and after 2 weeks this was their response: "After speaking with the club, I understand they reviewed your account and confirmed there are no remaining Personal Training sessions available. They also shared that your trainer had previously allowed you to participate in group sessions as a courtesy after your available sessions had been used." So not only do I have NO makeups but Ive been getting free sessions haha. Did the "nice" trainer make this up because he wasnt recording presence/absence? Or most likely, based on his texts, they never spoke to him. Vasa's lack of transparency, organization, and professionalism has been astounding. Apparently upper management and the front desk understand little about what is actually going on with personal training. Customer service was unwilling to listen or properly research the issue (they never asked me which sessions were missed or acknowledged whether absences were recorded)- and their ultimate response seen above was dishonest. That made me cancel general Vasa membership as well. It's a shame. I liked the gym's equipment and my trainer seemed nice.

FIVE STARS for Luis who helped me from the front desk a couple days ago. I had three different…read morequestions, and he was super helpful. He definitely went the second mile. He had to check with his manager (who was off that day) about one thing and asked if he could call me the next day with an answer. He actually ended up calling while I hadn't yet driven away from the facility. Luis did a remarkable job with a great attitude! I hope he gets a raise. :) I would give the entire facility five stars because I enjoy this place very much, but one disappointment I continue to have is how long it takes for repairs to be made when things break. I actually made a list in my phone of things I love and don't love. Why not paste it here? Love * Pleasant Smell when I walk into the gym. * The cleanliness of the lobby. * The natural light pouring in from huge windows. * The usually friendly greeting from the staff. * Filtered water fountains throughout the facility. * Free Ice machine in front. * Numerous class options. * The personal trainers I've met--pretty great people. * All the various sitting areas. It is welcoming for a person to just come hang out. * The cafe and healthy food options (along with a few not-so-healthy). * Lovely and newly renovated basketball/volleyball court. * Fantastic views of mountains, especially from the treadmills. Ahhhhh * Variety of cardio machines. * The multiple places to stretch and do my own PT exercises. * The intentional signage about fitness floor etiquette--thank you. * The provision of towels (small and large), Q-tips, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion--also great smells. * The cold, wet hand towels (sprinkled with ice cubes) provided by the hot tub and sauna. Nice touch! * The delightful pool area. I thoroughly enjoy spending a few minutes to sit in the sun after a workout. There is landscaping and trees separating the adult pool from the kiddos' (which is remarkable with slides and fun things), so we don't really hear the kids or even see them. We enjoy the separate space with many options for shade or sun. Feels like a resort. * Friendly class instructors. The ones I have experienced are encouraging without being demeaning. I enjoy the camaraderie between the members too. Don't love * Light burned out by mirror in locker room that has been so for months * Broken towel hooks in showers--also been broken for months * The smell of mold in some of the showers * The rust on the plumbing by the toilets * Certain places on the tile in toilet areas that haven't been cleaned for a long time * Blow dryers breaking and not being replaced * The ladies' hot tub being shut down for several days * How long it took to replace conditioner when it ran out. If it is a supply problem, worst case send an employee to Costco to buy several containers to hold things over until the situation is resolved. * How expensive the cafe is. * The number of cardio machines that have broken pieces that have gone unrepaired. * The decision to not carry the top shelf tequila anymore--the cheaper stuff gives me a migraine. Why not provide members the best? Be winning in the "second mile" like Chick-Fil-A! * How long it takes for broken lockers to be repaired. * Power outlet in the locker room with a sign that reads "out of service" that has been like that for months. * The various places of dead landscaping (by the entrance, by the pool bathrooms). * So many laminated signs telling us something is out of service! That's nice as opposed to hand-written signs taped everywhere. How about more energy to fix things promptly, though? * Employees power-washing the steam room during the middle of the day. Rather do that after hours? Signs are posted to discourage phone use in the locker room that hurts the atmosphere, yet power washing in the middle of the day was acceptable. This hasn't happened for a while--perhaps they've made a change on this. I am grateful they're cleaning the steam room! * Consideration for employees and how leadership decisions affect them. I've heard from a few employees (and one parent) that this is can be an unfortunate issue. All these "don't love" things, I believe, could be easily fixed with leadership being attentive. Having been in leadership in some way or another most of my life, I know just a few intentional decisions and implementation of systems of quality control could make a big difference. Maybe have certain team members walk through daily checking for details and empowering them to make work orders for repairs. Have arrangements for prompt fixes after hours! Reward your staff! Listen to them. Pay well. You'll keep the good ones longer if you treat them well. Be generous! The whole place will feel the difference, and you'll have more members joining and staying as a result. All things considered, I am super grateful to have found this gym and for my membership here. It's a very happy place for me, and I look forward to every time I'm here!

The club smells like chlorine, which burns my lungs, eyes, and skin. Chlorine has been known to…read morecause asthma, emphysema, and COPD, which could lead to lung cancer. Many people have complained about this issue, and the club refuses to replace chlorine with bromine. When people exercise, they breathe large amounts of that gas, and they DAMAGE THEIR LUNGS PERMANENTLY!!!!

Very well run. Cleanliness is greatly improved. A very inviting and upbeat atmosphere. Provides all…read morethe necessary workout equipment needed to meet an individual's goals.

Great gym. Perfect for serious athletes. Free weights. Dumbbells. Cable machines. Benches.read more

Great equipment. The owner showed me a picture of his former self and when explaining to me how…read moreguests at the Antlers hotel can use the gym for free he said fitness saved his life and that fitness is about helping others do get in shape, not about making money.

First rate equipment and a professionally trained staff set Pro Fit apart. I love their 1-1…read moreapproach. I know several other folks that work with the Pro Fit trainers- and they all have good things to say.

Careful they'll take your money and use poor excuses to keep it. If you try out they're gym don't…read moreput anything in writing or you'll be charged 3 time for one use.

Nice interior: roomy, cool, great machines and free weights. Typical of most AF…read more Big Plus: treadmills are not facing west where a glass wall focuses heat into the gym. You'd think this would be the case at least 75% of the time? You'd be surprised.

Staff is amazing. Love the egym. So many machines and a pool. Love the ymca. Has a very nice…read moreclientele. Always greeting each other and treating each other with respect.

My 11 year old grand-daughter was booted out of the downtown YMCA pool tonight, not due to conduct…read morebut because YMCA management decided to close the downtown pool to kids. The pool is only for adults doing laps now. Why am I paying monthly fees for a facility we can't use? No prior warnings, no announcements, nothing. The staff was very polite but made my grand-daughter get out of the pool and leave. She was crushed and left the facility crying. Boycott this facility.

Got say ... this place is awesome !!! The amount of history…read morewas just incredible. I geek out on all this stuff.... Very up to date and modern museum to check out. The staff was great. It's a interactive place but also full information and artifacts from back then and now. It is a place to take kids above 10 I would say. They have a 15 min clip you watch the end . For sure place to check out

This training facility was US army base that was donated to YS Olympics. With colorado veing at a…read morehigher elevation, majes it a great place to trsin athletes as the oxygen content is air is marginally lower. My cousin worked here and recommended that i go visit the facility. A great experience if you are an athlete to go witness how team USA trains. If you are lucky enough you may be able to meet a few Olympians, even better a team USA shooter was the one who took me out to tour the facility.