Not a bad gym. It was pretty good and a good size. There was multiple rooms to work out in where…read morethere'd be cardio or weightlifting of different types.

When I first walked into KAFB's Fitness center I was blown away and it wasn't in that good way…read more I'm amazed, because having multiple Commands here you would think that the money to care for the Fitness Center, and thus, caring for its people would be plentiful. It's not the case at all... The facility is a hodge-podge of machines and rooms thrown together. Yes, they've adapted and overcome things, but at what cost. The cardio machines are run down, and half the time things aren't working the way they could be. I can't lie, but I'm saddened at the state of what could be a glorious fitness center. I can't go on further... I'm depressed thinking about the everything that is KAFB. Hopefully they come into a vast amount of end of the year funds, and are able to update things... The staff, and us the people deserve it.

I've been going to CedarFIT off and on since 2012. I first starting going under a special plan and…read moreenjoyed my results. It is a pretty pricey membership to attend, but now that there are two locations, it does make it better value. If you miss a day or two, or even a week, it makes you regret spending a lot of money for a membership. That helps me be consistent, but it isn't always affordable or within my budget. I have recently re-joined after injuring myself likely due to heavy lifting worsened by my job of having to hike daily. I like that most of the trainers are well versed in how to modify the movements and keep it from hurting myself further. I wish that Cedar did more of the training herself because she is top notch. I appreciate trainers looking out for proper form and hope that going here will help me rebuild muscles and stabilizers for me to continue my journey.

First off just let me say my boyfriend is a competitive/ professional Crossfitter and as such he…read morehas always been very specific about form and techniques used in Crossfit. That being said, when I first began CedarFit he was concerned that I would be joining a "gym" that was about the burn without care for safety. Needless to say, his fears regarding CedarFit were misconstrued. The coaches at CedarFit take every care to ensure safety and form. This isn't to say that they go "easy" on you...these coaches will push you to your utmost potential as you evolve towards your fitness goals. Whether those goals are to lose weight, gain muscle, or just get healthy, they provide the tools and motivation to help you do your best. One thing I value more than anything about CedarFit is the community. It is one big happy family. One concern I had before starting was that it would be clicky or that people would be judgemental. Not here! I was warmly welcomed by all. Ever since joining the CedarFit family, i have made lasting friendships with other positive people.

I went to the Los Lunas gym on 5/19/25 to see about a membership and I was greeted by a staff…read moremember that was very rude and disrespectful. He asked me what I wanted and when I said I was inquiring about a membership he said "we are all busy right now and can not help you". Not only was he rude and unprofessional as a business owner I feel that this person has no place in customer service. I live in Los Lunas and there are not many choices for gyms but I'm glad I did not make a mistake in getting a membership at such a disrespectful place. Sincerely, Richard Montoya

I love this gym! It is super clean, welcoming, & up to date!The front room has really nice…read moreequipment, with wide open space for cardio. There are different sections to the gym that offer different amenities. It is located in a strip mall so there's plenty room for parking. I love the whole atmosphere! My goal is to make it on their wall for most visits in one month!

I've been a member on and off at Brickz since 2018. It's amazing! I love the class style workouts…read more The trainers are great! It's definitely more of a community than a gym. They opened a wellness next door that offers different recovery options. The massage with Liz is excellent. Definitely try out both locations

In my opinion…read more.. Cons: *grab your popcorn* -The first turn off was signing up for a trial class- at 5 am, and being told when I got there my spot was taken by paying members. -The second was walking into the gym and after doing body scans (InBody) they show you a picture of womens' midsections and body fat and ask you "which do you want your body to look like?" This was SUCH a turn off for me but for some reason I decided to give it a chance. I understand a metric is needed and this may work for a lot of people, seems like it does, but it was just so ick to me as well as unrealistic. -Turns out this is one of those money maker gyms that talks in circles and confuses you to make you think you are signing up for the 6 week program they say they are putting you on, only for me to attempt to cancel within the 15 days request period and learn the contract I signed was apparently for a 12 months! READ THE FINE PRINT AND GET A COPY OF YOUR CONTRACT!! I feel like this whole situation was crafted in a distinct way to no allow you to understand fully, to sign, and to not give you a copy of your contract but think you got away with a good deal/membership. -The gym was unfriendly and unwelcoming. They have a good facade going making it seem like they are into building community. They have group hikes, bike rides and spirit days, but when it came to time inside the gym my experience was that no one cared if I was there or not. I don't need to be best friends with everyone or anyone for that matter, but especially when working out before the crack of dawn a "Hi" or 'Hello" goes a long way. That's a big factor in wanting to come back to a gym, especially a small one like this. This is not your big box gym after all. At minimum the coaches should offer a greeting. The group I trained with was very clicky. I will say the afternoon groups seemed to be more welcoming. After making my feelings on the matter known to the gym owner it seemed there had been a coaches meeting or something because I got more "Hi's" and "How are you's?" from the staff in my last week there then in my previous 5 weeks combined. -The 6 week program: overall fine, but be wary of the nutrition program. I feel like it was portrayed as they would give you meal plans and/or outlines and what to eat. They give you a list of foods to eat and everyone gets the same foods and eats the same amount. That's the plan. -When you sign up for strength classes you are allotted a time slot which is yours for the day and time you sign up for each week. Fine. What is annoying is that if you can't make that time they don't have an app where you can change your time to or a mindbody type thing where you can swap. You text the coaches to see if there is room in the class you want to be in. This is SUPER ANNOYING because most of the time I don't' know who is coaching what class so then they are texting each other to see if it's ok OR they just say "I'm sure it'll be fine" Which would maybe be fine if I didn't get booted out of my first attempt at class and I'm not trying to wake up and be at the gym at 5am to not get to do the workout I signed up for or was told it would be fine to to come to! Pros: -Clean facility -Good equipment -Workouts were nice Overall I would not recommend. I think they are in it for the money and while we were able to come to a "compromise" for the agreement I signed there were so many red flags I should've listened to. I chose Brickz because when I searched it was one of the only gyms I found with small group training. JUST BE CAREFUL, MAKE SURE YOU READ EVERYTHING AND THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING UP FOR BEFORE YOU DO, AS WELL AS FEEL COMFORTABLE. Hopefully some of my frustrations will allow them to change some of their business practices.

Thank you so much!…read more We are currently on a road trip and had to get our daily workout, and this "box" was perfect! It was a GREAT drop-in workout with cardio and weights. And our coach (I'm sorry I missed her name but she had the faded rainbow hair with one side cut short) was knowledgeable and attentive, and really encouraged us through the workout! We also brought our two daughters, and when the music got a little explicit, she switched the songs. She didn't have to, as the words were fast enough and our girls were entertained and distracted by the pups sitting off to the side that they didn't notice, but she did and she took the initiative, and I was VERY appreciative. It was one of those little things that went above and beyond and I was grateful. We loved it and will for sure come in again next summer on our 2020 road trip to Missouri! (This year it's Maryland).

Crossfit. This word…read moreconjures up so many images. Knee socks, Bandanas, Bacon, Pull ups, Microscopic Shorts, Plate Weights, Chalk, and Bacon. Yes -bacon is worthy of 2 mentions. I've been a member of Burque's active community for a few years (let's get real- gym rat, exercise junkie, person on the Bosque that says on your left waaay louder than deemed necessary). I started hearing more and more about Crossfit and decided to investigate the legit way- YouTube. I was blown away watching these terrifying feats of strength/endurance and immediately thought not my scene. Saying you can't do something is lame- and certainly not how Mr. Rogers raised me to think. I woke up one morning and decided to take the plunge in the world of badassery (yeah that's a word now) I rolled up to Sandia Crossfit thinking "Will I survive? I'm going to be the only person without knee socks....I cant do a pull up if a kittens life depended on it" One free intro class later I was hooked. (Saturday 11-12 free intro hour) Sandia Crossfit is the only gym I've seen that takes "Anyone can crossfit" to heart. The workouts are tailored to your own capabilities, you will be able to participate no matter your fitness background/limitations. The instructors are knowledgable and genuinely want to help you get the most out of the class- quickly offering adjustments, modifications ( or in my case- pushing me to the level I want to be). Classes are an hour comprising of warmup workout, technique work, and lastly a WOD that will give you that endorphin rush you've been jonesing for. They also offer functional yoga as well as mobility (Mobility is taught by a physical therapist at no extra cost- seriously) Paleo pot lucks, snow shoe outings, swim wods? I can't say enough about my love for this place, the people that run it, or the sport of Crossfit.

We lone it at AROR! The laid back, comfortable environment paired with the exquisite training…read moreprograms make it the perfect gym wether you are an athlete or just want some more personal training rather than going to some big gym where you don't feel as cared about. We recommend to anyone!

Fantastic experience here, especially during COVID-19. All classes are held socially-distanced,…read morehand sanitizer at the door, masks mandatory and students on mats spaced out appropriately. If you're not big on going to the gym, but need to move your body or just do something to get that couch-fat off, this is a great choice. The exercises here are focused on getting your body moving correctly and geared towards folks who aren't ready for intense work-outs. Instructors provide corrections in small classes so you can be sure you're doing things right. After just a few weeks of classes, I've already lost weight and my muscle pain has been reduced. Well worth it.

I've never experienced a total fitness program like this one! Cedar is so attentive to your needs…read more She's in classes and can easily see if you're working through pain. She's so good! She and all her trainers will help you through any stage of workouts. She doesn't want to get you in as her client for a month- she wants you in for a lifetime. It's not about pushing yourself to your max and forget form-she wants a strong healthy form every time! I absolutely love the classes. They constantly change, there's always new exercises and new timers/setups for classes. CedarFit is the full package with a food program as well. I love the recipes provided. Breakfast, lunch, diner. Dressings- and dinners my son will eat too!

This is a pretty identical review to my review of the Paseo location, but there are some…read moredifferences. I've been going to CedarFIT off and on since 2012. I first starting going under a special plan and enjoyed my results. It is a pretty pricey membership to attend, but now that there are two locations, it does make it better value. If you miss a day or two, or even a week, it makes you regret spending a lot of money for a membership. That helps me be consistent, but it isn't always affordable or within my budget. I have recently re-joined after injuring myself likely due to heavy lifting worsened by my job of having to hike daily. I like that most of the trainers are well versed in how to modify the movements and keep it from hurting myself further. I wish that Cedar did more of the training herself because she is top notch. I appreciate trainers looking out for proper form and hope that going here will help me rebuild muscles and stabilizers for me to continue my journey. This location is convenient to my home, but I do wish there were more training times available along with the full range of classes. Being newer, Cedar is working out getting additional trainers, what times work, and West side clients, all reasonable. I cannot wait for this to be more full-scale with the body care classes and kickboxing. This location did have a hiccup at one point due to flooding from the store next door. Cedar took it all with great stride and moved her workouts to a nearby park showing great flexibility and accommodating her customers. This location is a bit smaller, but still just as great as the other location. A nice bonus is all new equipment. I only hope to soon see more times and classes. I just hope that my budget continues to allow my visits.