The racquetball courts is a well-kept secret for some players here at Kirkland Air Force Base…read more Because he's not attached to the main gymnasium it is attached to the pool come out and play what do you win or lose as long as you lose a calorie that's all that matters:-)

The KAFB East Gym is about what you'd expect for a base gym. It has quite a bit of weight lifting…read moreequipment (both free weights and machines), two indoor basketball courts, tennis courts, racquetball courts, and a pool. There's also an outdoor track. They have a room where parents can bring their small children while they work out which is nice. There's a small play area for the kids and a TV. The only problem is that there is only cardio equipment there. The other issue I have with this gym is there is no sauna. Apparently it's been out of service for years. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

Kelly is the best trainer! I've lost 22lbs this year and I'm able to do things I'd never think of!…read moreI have a great coach, Lorna, who is there every step of the way. It's a small gym, but I've met so many people and we're always cheering each other on. Kelly has helped me reach my goals and continues to push me. Thank you so much!

I dropped by Downtown Sports and Wellness while visiting Albuquerque and staying at a local hotel,…read moreand it was a great gym to get an "on-the-road" workout in. With my room key, I got a discount day pass rate (around $12) with an easy sign-in process. This place has a lot of equipment, including barbells, squat racks, free weights, rowers, cardio equipment, and standard weight machines. It's still missing some things, but for a drop-in, it's completely fine. There weren't a ton of people there, even on a Saturday morning, so I didn't have to wait for anything. One thing I really appreciated about this gym was all the workout "supplements" they had in vending machines. Whether you opt for a natural pre-workout powder, or one that has 10,000X your daily recommended doses of caffeine and BCAA's; and whether you are looking for vegan protein powder, or more traditional whey, they have a supplement for everyone (all in single servings). So, if you forget to bring your pre- or post- workout drinks, they probably have you covered. The locker rooms were fairly large and clean. You do not have to bring your own lock. My two critiques would be their fairly limited hours, especially on weekends, and the difficulty in finding it (it's downstairs in a sort of underground mall which is half locked-up). Also, it might be a bit limited as a normal gym with a regular membership. Otherwise, it's a great place to drop in while on the road for a workout.

Looking for a gym with a pool. Called the Downtown Genesis location (S&W will be missed) as their…read morewebsite does not provide membership fees/cost, etc. An automatic red flag . The nice person that answered the call notified me that only their supervisor/manager could provide the membership cost and amenities information, and requested my name and phone number for a call back. I declined. Genesis, you just lost my interest and my business. Transparency is a requirement in the modern world. Sketchy business models are just that, sketchy.

Ive heard so many bad things about the management and how they treat there customers. Its just not…read moreworth it. Theres so many other wonderful gyms out there. Don't fall for there welcome nice guy act, it wares off fast.

My husband loves this place! Nice local gym that's conveniently placed with plenty of parking.read more

An amazing gym with great coaches and nutritionist. Been going here for about six weeks and I…read morereally enjoy it and see results. Thank you Vincente Gina.!!

Great faculty, great atmosphere, best trainers in town! Made some life long friends at this gym!read more

I'm just using the pool. I've had mostly good experiences. It's usually quiet and not too busy. The…read morepool could use a vacuuming a bit more often. The workers a very pleasant and the gym area is clean.

Cons: Might as well start off with the complaints, lol…read more 1. A violation of privacy lawsuit, a stabbing or a shooting, is just waiting to happen at your SW side gym! The Coors & Central Men's locker room, so I have heard from several members, was just a constant dodging of guys taking pictures of you naked and undressing, or coming out of the shower. I live on the Eastside and have been going there since the 1st year that they opened. I have never been photographed that I know of, naked in the locker rooms at Winrock, in all these years. After a couple of years of friendly members always telling me that that the South Westside location had a superior steam and sauna, I decided to check it out, with caution. I was warned by a few guys that fights often breakout in the locker rooms because there are so many members filming other guys coming in and out of the showers, undressing and stripping. I am like, you have to be kidding here, man. I asked these members, if it is so good over there, why do you come to Winrock? They all said the same thing, basically... that they will drive more than 30 minutes for a suckier steam and sauna, rather than get shot, get punched, or get stabbed by someone in the locker room. This is no BS, I have heard it so many time since they opened that location. I honestly thought these guys were feeding me BS, and screwing with me. Since I have only seen this one time at Winrock, I figured it has to be the same at the other location. Boy, was I wrong!! Holy moly man, I dodged 4 camera guys while I was naked in the last week at that location. I am not going back there, no matter how good the steam and sauna are. From what I hear, It just seems to be getting worse and worse at that location. I hear that they place No Picture Signs directly on the mirrors, and they just get ripped off. I had to verbally tell a 2 guys to delete the damn pictures!! One was respectful, and said sorry. The other one.... Let's just say...... Class Action Lawsuit? A third one was a little buffed guy that was live filming. I was coming out of the showers, I saw the setup. I asked him if was filming, before a stepped across naked. He said yes, sorry, and pulled his phone off the ledge. The 4th one, the guy was taking pics in the mirror at the sinks, which reflects perfect back at the locker area that I was at. I asked if he got me in the pic, he said no. It was close. I did not dare ask to see the pictures as he looked pretty serious. As far as I can see, there are never any employees in that locker roomr, or the wet area on Coors & Central. These places seem never to be policied, at least in the evenings that I went. This is a problem gym...... I asked if anyone has reported these picture takers, a couple of them said yes, but the problem is that staff does not care, or is just simply restricted to what corporate enforces. It is a policy, but it is not enforced. One guy told me that he almost fought another guy that had a tripod setup in the locker room, but that the guy started reaching in his bag for something. Needless to say, he hauled ass the hell out of there without reporting it. So why in one location are you dodging land mines, and my location.... you are not?? lol. I will leave that up to Chuze find out. All I can say is that, we are in Albuquerque. If an agressive lawyer can sue McDonalds for millions, for the coffee being too hot, and win, I am all in for the class action lawsuit of a violation of privacy due to Chuze not enforcing the policy. I have spent too much time already on this, but if Chuze is listening. You probably want to fix this before someone does actually get shot on that side of town, or a lawyer gets word of just how bad it is there. At my location, we have the mirrors framed, and they sit up higher, like above the waist. At that SW location, the mirrors are wall to wall, and sit pretty much at waist level or below. It is the perfect mirror for a picture, if you want a waist up body picture. Another thing you could do is frost the mirrors, which I have heard from another member, that you have done before in other locations 2. Steam rooms in all locations are constantly occupied with members wearing full pants and shoes. Since the gym opened in Albuquerque, (Winrock), I have only seen one time where members wearing shoes and pants were asked to leave the steam. I believe that was Jill who enforced that. I have been in the wet area not 100s of times, but 1,000s of times!! 3. No water fountains at 2 locations in the wet area. Sucks to not have water in these areas while, you sweat like a pig. Pros - Great rates, good amenities for the most part. Clean machines, good machines. Bad ass movie theater cardio, dope low light, little semi private weight rooms! Awesome massage chairs and recovery rooms. Pros - Great rates, good amenities, Clean machines, good machines. Bad ass movie theater cardio, dope low light, little semi private weight rooms!

This is the quality club in town what everything that is offered…read more I have been a member since 1984 and watched this club grow to what it is today. We are a first, second, and third generation for almost 40 years. My daughter was one of the first when the summer camp opened at Del Norta and continued with their swimming team. MY GRANDDAUGTERS are now members and that should tell you we are loyal to this club. Best swimming with their beautiful well-kept pools indoor and outdoor at Highpoint and the scenery is outstanding!

Takeover by Genesis has hurt things...should have been much smoother...client service has suffered,…read moreand profit motive is front and center

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.