Hands down the best gym I've ever been to. Previously, I've never stepped foot into a CrossFit…read morestyle gym. The space is great, open, and all the equipment and gear you'd ever want. Coaches are super welcoming and very knowledgeable and really take one on one approach. Fast forward a year later and I'm in the best shape of my life. I'm stronger, more flexible and have much better endurance. I've learned lifts and movements I never thought possible before. Next are ring-ups and walking handstands. Can't thank you guys enough.

I love working out at Boulder Athletics because it's welcoming, fun, and is guaranteed to kick my…read morebutt! Park and his staff are knowledgeable and caring, and they carefully cultivate a gym culture where everyone feels like part of the same team. I'd never done any olympic lifting before, and I initially thought it was really intimidating, but they are so great about teaching safe and proper form, and not pressuring you to throw more weight on the bar than you are ready for. In any workout they are able to give you options for modifying a movement if you have an injury, or maybe just aren't advanced enough to do the "Rx" version (me). I can't recommend them highly enough!

I've been a member of Roots since moving to Boulder in 2012. In my biased opinion (and isn't that…read morewhat Yelp is all about?), Roots is the best CrossFit gym in all of Boulder ... and the country, far as I've seen - and I've dropped into my fair share. Let me explain: * The size of the gym is spacious, not cramped, and always clean and organized. Total win. * There's a mindful flow to class structure with a group warm-up and WOD intro that is guided - it's never a free-for-all. And the class waits to break their sh*t down until everyone is finished WODing. * The coaches are the best, most skilled IMO. They care about form and foundational movements and technique. They keep class sizes small so you get the attention you need, whether you want to admit it or not, to get better and, more importantly, move safely. * They have four dedicated Oly platforms, where is where I now spend the majority of my time. I love that. I got my own space to work on my Oly lifts or pull out a rack to back/front squat, without having to fight for space, barbells, or plates. * They have ample Open Shop time that I utilize for shizzle. No other gym in/around town is going to let you treat their shop like your own personal gym, but Roots does with near-daily Open Shop times that let you come in and do your own thing, catch up on a WOD you might've missed, or work on technique and gymnastics. * There's always a coach onsite. If you need a spot, some advice, or general pep talk, you don't have to look far to get the support you need as an athlete. I love that. Sometimes, you may even get advice from a coach without asking - that's how much they care. Okay, here comes the WARNING: If you join Roots - or even try it for a few days and classes, be ready to FEEL SPOILED. To feel like no other gym will ever meet your expectations, because that's exactly what will happen. Roots is the best, worth every cent, and very accomodating for all athletes of all ages (they have a kids program and a seniors program), as well as community-minded and welcoming. To be honest, when I moved to Boulder without knowing ANYONE, I got through that first awkward couple of years (you know, trying to meet friends and trying to feel at home) because of Roots. I started in their Women's Only program and made fast friends with the ladies, before I self-graduated myself into the standard track after doing the 2014 Open. If you're a member of Roots, I think you can agree with me - you feel like you're part of something special, something important, something worth preserving at all costs. It's not the cult-mindset (ha, like that even exists in CrossFit); it's the Roots Family outlook. When you're in, you're in.

My wife and I have participated in CrossFit since 2007. We have visited boxes all across the…read morecountry and paid drop in fees or been invited to join a workout at no cost. This week at CrossFit roots after participating in a multi-day gymnastics seminar coached by Shane my wife was invited by her classmates to participate in the daily wod. When she attempted to walk into the group coach Shane asked her "what are you doing". My wife made her wishes known and was coolly informed she is not a member of that box and may not participate. Even when another athlete offered immediately to invite my wife as her guest coach Shane remained adamant that joining the wod was for some reason against the rules. This is a disappointing experience to have at such a well-established box. CrossFit Roots is known to be the home of several well-known CrossFit athletes, good coaching and unfortunately also a somewhat callous management. If you are looking to join a box in Boulder I cannot recommend CrossFit roots.

My wife has a torn labrum in her hip, and she gave them a doctor's note on May 23, 2024. They…read moreagreed to suspend her account, but they continued to bill us. We contacted them to resolve the issue, and they offered only to issue a cancellation in exchange for paying for another month of service, even though she is unable to use her membership. They said they would call her back after speaking with the manager, and they never did. We tried contacting them again and did not receive a response. We have since charged back on our credit card for multiple months of charges and have been refunded each time. Despite this, Orange Theory continues to charge our card each month, and we continue to issue chargebacks to our credit card. Very disappointing experience and bad business on Orange Theory's part.

It feels great to be back - unmasked!!! Thank you. And to think, this is all because the CDC…read morechanged their algorithm for infection severity, making the high threat level disappear overnight. I wish CDC hadn't robbed me of missing over a year of OT, but I am now supper happy to be back. Amazing classes and amazing staff!!!!! And thank god the chin straps are gone:)

Made it to Lifetime boulders grand opening before leaving to Arizona!…read more I have to say that I was thoroughly impressed with the staff and how friendly they are. Your GPS will send you to a parking garage, which is the correct parking garage. The Lifetime pool is to the right of the entrance so if you are looking at the gate of the pool, you're heading the right way. This Lifetime is single story one level and my favorite part is the indoor lap pool, hot tub, cold plunge steam room, and sauna combination. The kitchen here is not a full-service kitchen, so you'll find lots of snacks and easy things like avocado toast. I do love the booths here. They're super aesthetic and comfy. I also like the GTX/ultra fit room. I can't wait to come back to take a class here. Lots of spots open the picture that I took only shows half the room so just double the spots. Double the spots for double the fun!

I was visiting Boulder and grabbed a guest pass. Whoa!!!! I've never stepped into a gym this…read morepristine or this stacked with amenities. Every single piece of equipment is state-of-the-art, spotless, and feels brand new. The outdoor pool is amazing and having an indoor pool for winter is a total game changer and a must for Boulder. I was greeted at the front desk by the friendliest guy ever, which set the tone. The locker room felt more like a luxury spa than a gym and was immaculate, modern, and honestly kind of gorgeous. The treadmills were next-level too. They even had a setting where it feels like you're pushing a sled. And the recovery area....Unreal. Massages, deep stretching, pneumatic leg recovery--the works. This is the kind of place you look forward to coming back to again and again. First impressions matter, and this one was straight-up number one. I wish my small town where I live had a luxury like this.

I was recently visiting Boulder and stopped by for a workout using ClassPass. I always try my best…read moreto check out an F45 whenever I'm visiting a new city. Shoutout to Coach Drew for the hospitality and the great lower body workout that day. Conveniently located at the large shopping center, with plenty of parking.

Love this staff - all certified, educated, engaged. They demo the exercises, have control of the…read moreclass and experience, and always help me with cues to help optimize my workouts. The studio is bright, welcoming, and the equipment is in great shape.

Had a great experience here when visiting from out of town. Brandon at the front desk was super…read morecool and even loaned me his harness since the rentals are basically uncomfortable seat belts. The routes are great, the crowd is great, and the gym is well maintained. They have lead ropes they'll loan you, which was unexpected and awesome. I'll definitely return any time I'm in Boulder and can find a partner!

I had a wonderful first impression of the movement Boulder location. The staff at the front desk…read morewas really helpful and friendly and helping me get my waiver signed and get set up with rental equipment. I was meeting a group here and felt pretty intimidated because I am not an avid climber, but I felt so welcomed by the team at the front desk That I would definitely come back.

Private training. group interval training and spin classes. A very nice boutique gym.read more

B Fit Boulder has an awesome vibe! Full of a variety of great equipment, the facility is clean,…read moreorganized. and inspiring. Plus, it has a wonderful, motivating community feel to it! Highly recommend.

Large CrossFit gym with a staff of good coaches and welcoming staff and members. Had a good workoutread more

Hands down the best crossfit gym I've been to. The facility is huge, always clean and the coaches…read moreare really there for you. Thank you Crossfit Sanitas

I'm fond of YMCA's as they tend to be affordable solid gyms and a membership at one allows access…read moreat others. This is a typical Y, with free weights, stacks, cardio machines, classes that are included in the membership cost, and a gym with an elevated track. This location also has a pool, though personally I'd trade it for one set of pre-loaded barbells. I'm sure swimmers would disagree. Other bonuses include convenient access to several bus lines and a Whole Foods as well as pilates reformer machines, though I've yet to try those. If there's a better deal for a gym in Boulder, I've not found it yet.

The attitude at this Y is the worst! The staff all act like they are doing me a favor to answer my…read morequestions. The boulder bubble snottiness is definitely present at the Boulder Y. This Y just got a huge remodel and I don't think they deserve it. That money should've gone to a different Y in Northern CO because this is the worst Y in the northern Colorado group. I cannot stand to go into the Boulder why because I know the attitude is gonna be snotty! I have gone in to play pickle ball at the Boulder Y because that's where my friends wanted to go. We called and they said we could come in and play and when we got there and started to play a staff member came in and ran us off. That's the second time that's happened. As with everything in Boulder, the parking sucks at the Boulder YMCA. I've told my friends I'm done with the Boulder Y! I highly do not recommend going to this YMCA especially when there's other YMCA options in the Northern CO group that are low stress, friendly, good parking and just a more pleasant experience.

I'm an average yogi...and perhaps my limited experience doesn't even warrant calling myself a yogi…read more Nonetheless YL is a wonderful welcoming environment where I always feel comfortable and supported. When I find myself in awkward moments, each instructor seems to effortlessly find their way over with a gentle suggestion. I also recognize the knowledge and skill with all staff members. Typical classes start with the instructors asking questions of the class as to mood, areas to focus...and then they find ways to address. You won't be disappointed.

Awesome place in Boulder to do yoga, especially as an out-of-towner. They are very welcoming and…read moretheir drop-in rate of $18 includes a mat rental. They also have a $30 option for 30 days which would make sense if you're going to go there more than once if you're just visiting Boulder. They have an ample schedule with lots of options of styles and teachers. They have legit locker rooms with showers and their new studio room has a soft floor that is really comfy but still allows for good gripping. Best of all the studio has big windows to view the mountains as you are doing yoga! Highly recommend!