Best gym in Whitefish! If you're going to be in the area for a few weeks, the Wave offers a non…read morecommitment one month pass, which is great for travelers! The gym is big with a weight area, 3 squat racks, smith machines, and many machines available to use on the first and second floor, as well as many cardio machines. There is a small turf area on the first floor, and more stretching room on the 2nd floor with massage guns and foam rollers. The 2nd floor has a cycling room, private training area, and another multipurpose room for exercising as well, with a projector with online classes which I've never seen before! I believe there is also a Zumba room on the 1st floor, and various classes that you can take. There is a main big pool, a smaller pool for kids, and a playing area for kids. There is also a hot tub and sauna which are great! Lobby has a juice bar, and they offer towels, and have a seating area with a charging station. The bathrooms have long term and day use lockers, as well as multiple vanities with hair dryers, and of course showers. Highly recommend getting a membership here!

Great gym and equipment, comfortable for all ages and fitness levels. Lots of classes to choose…read morefrom.

I dropped in 3x in June 2021 at the Big Fork location. Ahead of time, I was able to contact Coach…read moreKoltan and clarify the daily schedule and set up workouts for the week. The workouts were well organized with sufficient stretching/plyo/roll out time, specifically designed exercises to prepare for the movements in the workout, and clear technique instruction prior to and throughout the WOD. Very good detail in the movements, and tips to successfully navigate the workout. The gym was smaller, but well equipped for the Big Fork membership size, with nice equipment, good storage space and well laid out rooms for fitness training. I appreciated the positive welcome and conversation throughout the week, on top of 3 diverse and challenging workouts. Looking for a drop in while visiting Big Fork, Columbia Falls or Kalispell? Look no further...get in touch with Iron Hawk CrossFit!

I am 58 years old and i decided in August 2022 wanted to burn off some stress and increase my…read moremobility. pretty basic laundry list, however what i got was so much more. Lisa and Kolton have been super at motivating me to always get to the next level. Now 8 months later, i have dropped 30 Lbs. and went from a 38" down to a 34" waist. my sports coats were a 46"-48". now i am in a 44". there is tremendous support with the other members that you work out with as well! I sleep better and i don't think i have ever been in this good of physical condition in my life! would i recommend CrossFit? the program is important, but more importantly is the support you get at Ironhawk CrossFit! Don't wait too long, Give Lisa or Kolton a call. Your health is too important.

Recently moved back into town and signing back up with Fit 24 was on the top of the list of things…read moreto do! Still a great little fitness center, however, the owners do make you jump through some hoops just to get singed up and get access (Tip: make an appointment, do not rely on the posted hours) but for me the location is well worth it. Makes life so much easier to be able to stop in on my to/from work and get a good workout in any time of the day/night.

When I first joined this gym about 6 months ago things were good. In May new owners took over,…read morewhom apparently are not very concerned about customer service. I went to work out of town for the summer and cancelled my membership at the end of May. I was on the auto-pay plan, and was glad to see the monthly charges had stopped. Last week my debit card was unexpectedly charged the monthly membership fee, and upon contacting them (took three days for them to get back to me), I was told I was "one of the lucky unfew to not get charged for June, July, and August". Why they still had my card information after 3 months is beyond me. When they finally did get back to me they said that the charge was for June, which is odd, especially because I tried to use my key card to return it a few weeks later and it didn't work. While they assured me I wouldn't be charged in the future, they have been unwilling to do anything about the unwarranted charge to my debit card. If you do happen to join this gym, make sure you don't give them any bank account or credit card information, who knows what and when you'll be charged.

This is a great club. It may be small by big city standards, but it's huge for the small town of…read moreBigfork! It's got a full basketball court, 3 racquetball/squash courts, a nice, big, new dedicated spinning room with the latest spin cycles, an aerobics room, and a Pilates room. Also, there's a huge indoor pool and outdoor tennis courts. The staff includes on-site pro trainers, accredited PT's, lifestyle coaches. They have a smoothie bar, protein snacks, powders and potions for you hardcore types. And the weight room is full of all the free weights you need, the full gamut of machines for circuit training, and even some of that new fangled cross training Box gym equipment. The owners are hands on, on site. Have I missed anything? Yes... they've got 2 Expresso bikes, my favorite, let's get another 1 or 2, and plenty of stair climbers, ellipticals, treadmills, and the like. MAC also has dedicated steam rooms, saunas and whirlpools for each gender. If you're in Bigfork, don't miss the MAC!

Gross pool with green all around edges of tiles and black hanging off ceiling above it. Went once…read morewith my kids and hair smelled like mildew afterward for days! Staff asked my kids to do their job cleaning up the toys other kids left out. Very expensive... Cost 24 dollars for 1 adult and 2 kids to swim for 2 hours. No family locker room or towels or sandals rules for hygiene. Will never go there again! For your money, go to The Summit half an hour away. Very old and dirty facility. Gross.

Truly a cut above all other gyms. Consider yourself blessed if you find this gem. Nicole sets a…read morestandard of excellence, exudes warmth in every interaction, and has built a strong community.You'll find belonging here. All levels of fitness are welcome and if you have an injury or customization needed, they've got your back. You won't be disappointed, just get here, We're waiting to welcome you.

What an amazing place Crossfit Flathead is. It all centers on Nicole snd her team of amazing…read morecoaches that are always positive, never give up on you and help you get the most out of yourself no matter what level you are at. Highly recommended!

What an incredible studio. I was here for a week and really enjoyed the classes I participated in…read more They have a great community, really fantastic teachers and a lovely studio. It was such a pleasure to experience Love Yoga and the new client special was a steal!

I'm visiting for a month! They had a great deal for new clients, unlimited classes for $59. I've…read morewanted to try Hot Yoga. Great experience, excellent teachers. Beautiful space! Variety of classes & times to make it work with your schedule.

Inspired by Cobra Kai, my kid wanted to try martial arts, so I asked around. The consensus was…read moreSawbuck Dojang, but their class schedule didn't work, so I gave SBG a shot. The first red flag was that they don't post prices on their site.. So I made an appointment, where I found myself in a small room getting the kind of hard sell treatment I usually associate with buying a car. $2000 is how much it would cost for a school years worth of classes if you pay for it all up front - 2 one hour sessions a week. Way expensive, but it was either this or disappoint my kid, so I bit the bullet. I was told there would be a partial refund if we quit. That turned out to not be true. More on that later. The good: Beautiful facility. Nice staff. Fun classes. There was a lot of variety. They'd learn techniques, do rope climbing, play dodgeball and tug-of-war. My kid loved it for a few weeks, then her interest started to fade. She would ask if she could skip class, to which I had to remind her of the commitment she made to attend this very expensive class. One day she tells me she has advanced to the next level and hands me a letter. The letter said I needed to set up another appointment. Oh boy, they are going to ask for more money, aren't they? Yep. Back to the used-car-salesman room where I was asked to pony up an additional 2k to advance to the next level. I asked what she had done to earn this promotion and was told it was for 2 months of participation. No skill requirements. Pay to play. If you want to wear that cool blue Gi, your parents have to cough up the bucks, otherwise you are stuck with the basic white Gi. It's clever tool for manipulation. Goodness knows how much it costs to advance to the elite black Gi. Bruce Lee took 20 years to earn his black belt, SBG can get your 10 year old there in four months for $6k. The salesman said the promotion comes with the privilege of helping kids in another class and access to a Friday sparing session - so you do get something extra for your money, but you are barred from advancing unless you pay. This meeting gave me bad vibes, so I gave my kid permission to quit - which she did without hesitation. I was told I would receive no refund. The fine print (on the lengthy contract I didn't read) did indeed say there were no refunds, so it is my fault for taking SBG at their word. There is a lot to like about the instructors and classes. I'm sure they are just following orders from corporate. But the Pay-to-Play and hard sell aspects are just not the kind of thing I want to support in any way. Hopefully my story is helpful to other parents deciding how to spend their hard earned money.

Home away from home when I'm up in Whitefish. I really love it here. Professor Mike is a very…read moreknowledgeable guy will get you rolling the right way. Check it out if you get a chance 5/5

When it comes to Pilates, the instructor is everything. At Studio 7 the instructor is Amy Noel who…read moreis knowledgeable, caring and fun. My wife and I take private lessons twice a week and we really look forward to them. Amy is always upbeat, laughing and understanding. If I lack the flexibility or strength to manage a particular exercise (my wife can do everything!) Amy explains why I'm having difficulty and lets me know it's okay. None of us is a perfect physical specimen (except my wife), especially as we age and Amy takes all that into account. I had spinal surgery about 10 years ago for a herniated disc and if I don't do Pilates regularly I develop intense back pain. Amy is sensational at monitoring my condition and is cautious about adding new exercises that might aggravate my condition. I wish I could give Amy a higher rating. She deserves it!!!