Noco Fitness is a Personal Training and Fitness Center that goes against all the negative norms!…read more Sure, they have equipment if you just want to come in, workout, and go home... But the staff is the real key to their differentiation and success! No matter what your skill level, age, body type, etc., the folks at Noco Fitness personalize a program for you and your specific goals! I have seen people from young to old, beginners to extremely fit, and people with bodies from big to small. Noco Fitness makes everyone feel welcome and comfortable, and helps them achieve their goals! Whether it be to look better, feel better, or move better, Chris and his team will help and encourage you to reach your goal and build from there! Balance and stability were the things that I needed to work on, and I came a long way with the personalized help of Chris! No one need feel embarrassed about anything when they're at Noco Fitness! Also, Chris has even taken training for specific routines to help golfers with their game, which is something I'm very interested in! Whether your goal is to Look Better, Feel Better, or Move Better, I highly recommend Chris and his team at Noco Fitness to help you achieve that!

I've been working with Chris for about 7 months and it's been great! He is willing to work with…read moreyour lifestyle to help you meet your goals and is very patient and professional. The approach covers both working out and nutrition, and he helps you focus on making real lifestyle changes. I would highly recommend NoCo Fitness to anyone looking to get healthy!

Incredibly equipped gym with the best array of machines and free weights. Not a bro gym but a…read moreplace for serious training

I have only been to this gym twice but it's a cute little place right off Highway 297 outside of…read moreLongmont....the people seem nice and the gym is new so everything is nice and clean. Locker rooms only have one bathroom but there are 2 showers and lockers to use. My friends and I have gone there to take the zumba class that is offered in the upstairs studio every Tues evenings from 6-7pm. It's an awesome class and the teacher, Rhyann, is fantastic!!! I am NOT a dancer and am NOT coordinated at all and definitely have no rhythm BUT I have sooooo much fun in this class that I don't care that I look like a total spaz jumping around the room! The music is energetic and uplifting and Rhyann has really fun routines for each song....AND it is a total workout! I am totally sweating and tired but full of energy after each class (she also teaches at our work gym)....she never makes you feel silly and is always encouraging. Rhyann also changes up the class by introducing new music/routines in so you are never bored...and she is always open to suggestions and ideas.....5 stars for the zumba class! Studio is a little on the small side so it's good for smaller classes, like 10 people, since you MOVE during class....but you have mirrors on 2 sides (since it looks like it's used for dance/ballet as well), so you can see every silly shaking move you make! So, I would highly recommend trying the zumba class out at least once...just to try it! I never thought I would love it as much as i do when I first agreed to try it with a friend :) You can also check out the gym while you are at it...but the zumba classes are separate from the gym itself so you don't need a membership to drop in :)

The absolute worst gym. Can't wear actual workout clothes because it's not allowed? Not to mention…read morethey rip you off and withdraw money from your account without consent.

One of the best gyms I've ever visited!! Open area, turf, lots of equipment, looks like they have…read moreanother section that soon to be opened. Definitely want to visit again before I leave the Colorado area.

I was in Estes for a wedding and wanted to get a workout in. Estes Proactive Fitness was perfect. I…read morecalled first to confirm open time, cost, etc and the gentleman on the phone was very helpful. I showed up a little after 8am, and the woman who owns it welcomed me, collected my card (only $10) and gave me a tour. It's what I would call an old school gym, spread out over several rooms. The equipment isn't new, but worked just fine. Mostly locals as clients it seemed, all very friendly. It was a bargain and I will be back!

On the road and a work out day. They offer a veteran…read morediscount. Excellent free weight areas. (2) Only 2 shower stalls. The largest set of machines and cable sets I ve ever seen. 70 pct of the gym floor. Super clean. Estes Park is fortunate to have them here.

I have gone to Club Pilates for the last 6 years in Denver , Longmont and New Mexico The Frederick…read more club is excellent. The instructor was able to work with my modifications due to a car wreck last January.... Plus she was kind and very understanding of my need to get stronger. Also I really like the way the layout of the club ....actually the best I have experienced,,, comfortable and not distracting due to usually most of the clubs I have gone to, a big store front window.

Great people and classes. Good workout but not too stressful. Very enjoyable. In one…read moreMonth already seeing a difference.

I am surprised that I have yet to write a review for the Estes Valley Community Center. During the…read moreCOVID pandemic, we visited often while I was working remotely because they had implemented appropriate measures early on. Today (June 2024), that's obviously is not an issue, but it meant a lot that they would work so hard to stay open during such a challenging time for community recreation centers. I have only spent time at the leisure pool, so I can't speak directly to the rest of the facilities. The leisure pool is excellent. Both the water and the pool deck are warm, which is a great feature for young ones. The family locker rooms are clean and there are 3 private shower rooms for young children. The leisure pool has a small slide for children under 4, water cannons, waterfall buckets, a lazy river, a water slide, and a hot tub. We have been able to visit both as guests of a local resident and as non-residents. Obviously the non-resident day pass is more expensive, but I would say it's reasonable, especially for a place where kids can easily spend 2-4 hours and get a nice warm shower.

First thing after they opened on a Monday, I came in to PAY for a shower and was greeted by a…read more"resting bitch face" front-desk person. After PAYING and given directions to the men's locker room, the following brief exchange occurred. M = me; RBF = "resting bitch face" front-desk person M: "Do you have family showers as well?" RBF: "Ugh... There are shower stalls with curtains in there [the men's locker room] for privacy. Family showers are only for our guests." (replied with an annoyance and attitude; the built-in "resting bitch face" didn't help) M: "So you do have them [family showers]?" RBF: "Yes..." (a reluctant response, again with attitude) OK, a few points on that, and I'm about to apply some "logic" so it may not be comprehendible to these numbskulls: 1. Apparently, the policy here is that a single person entering the facility is strictly forbidden from inquiring about any family-related offerings, because the individual is automatically assumed to not have a family who can be brought in the next time. Kind of judgy, no? I thought Colorado fervently supported a little something called "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion"--in which no one should be at first classified or treated based on how they looked. 2. It was probably just an unfortunate/unintentional slip that RBF affirmed the family showers for true "guests" (implying I wasn't one). However, the following rebuttal would be to teach RBF that she should really learn to STFU first and think carefully, then speaking. So, if it was acceptable for you to degrade people paying for showers not as guests, then correspondingly it would also be acceptable for me to personally consider you, RBF, as deserving to be harshly slapped every time you blurbed out something idiotic. With MY BELIEF in mind, everyone, you could come in and confront this moron on early Monday mornings. 3. I didn't pay $1, $2 (like at the Windsor Community Recreation Center) or even $4. I paid 6 damn dollars just to take a shower, so I'd be choosing whichever fucking shower I wanted, as long as I didn't start using any other features of the facility. Also, no families were there at that time (and, in fact, at many other centers around the country I'd visited, even when families were present I could just use the family rooms without the staff getting their panties in a bunch like RBF here). And what if somebody actually needed even more privacy? It could be that guest was inflicted with some kind of extreme "social anxiety disorder" (or something similar as how those lazy, victim-mindset bullshitters claimed nowadays). 4. Who kept hiring these entitled, disrespectful turds and never training them on proper customer service? Remember that I, A PAYING CUSTOMER, was THE REASON YOU HAD A JOB. In this case, it also meant I was a "guest," stupid. It wasn't like I randomly walked in off of the street and begged to use your showers for free. 5. And a final point: did these pompous Estes Valley Community Center retards think that theirs was the only, unique one in all of America? Because if that was the case, you could be standing right there, hurling insults and making fun of my penis while I showered, and I'd simply accept it. But you're not--I know because it's not like (as stated) I haven't taken showed at numerous community centers across the country or anything. Now, all that gracious smart knowledge and reasoning wouldn't have needed if the brief exchange had gone like this: FF = friendly face front desk person M: "Do you have family showers as well?" FF: "Yes, and those are reserved for arriving families only. But thank you for choosing to use our facility today." (normal, friendly response) M: "Sounds good."

I strongly recommend Peak Conditioning and Fitness. Josh Spencer is a knowledgeable and…read moremotivational trainer. I was intimidated and apprehensive about starting with a personal trainer as I had limited experience with weight training. I'm so grateful I made the decision to call PCF. Josh was instrumental in easing my anxiety by building up my confidence. He coached with a perfect balance of challenging me while also focusing attention on making sure I had the correct form. He not only explained how to perform each movement, but also why. Josh went the extra mile by assigning homework for me to work on between training sessions. He provided helpful videos of him performing each exercise. I had the option of going into the gym or doing them from home. The facility was clean, organized and thankfully, the temp inside was kept nice and cool. I have been on a hunt for a gym like PCF in Longmont for quite sometime. I'm grateful I found them.

I would recommend Peak Conditioning and Fitness, esp. Jordan, to anyone interested in improving…read moretheir functional movement and strength. The gym culture is welcoming, unassuming, and tailored to meet your personal needs. No matter what your fitness level, Peak Conditioning and Fitness is a great fit.

great gym with hardly anybody there. super friendly people and loved Colin! Great equipment as well…read moreand perfect size of a gym to do everything you need!

I mean it doesn't get much better than a gym with some of the best old school equipment and a super…read morefriendly enviorment. If your visiting boulder the day pass is 15$ and everyone is so uplifting and genuine. In this day and age it doesn't get better than this little garage gym. Support a local gym and go here if visiting!!