Ultimate honest review of G3 Fitness from someone who's been going almost every day to G3 for about…read more5.5 years: Equipment: The equipment is decent. It obviously has dumbbells, a couple Smith machines, squat racks, benches, incline benches, a leg press machine, and some cables, which are all of decent quality. Unfortunately, there isn't any standout equipment: no pendulum squat machine, no adductor or abductor machines (which would be nice to see if they add in the future), and 90% of the equipment is at least 15 years old or more. The worst equipment in the gym is definitely the leg extension and hamstring curl machines; they've been bent on the far side of the machines where more leverage is applied, so one leg is always lower than the other. Additionally, many of the machines have torn-up synthetic leather, which can be really scratchy on bare skin. Wait times for machines are almost nonexistent at G3. The environment is chill, and you'll rarely ever wait to use a machine or equipment unless you're going at rush hour. Feedback for staff: It would be nice to see new hamstring curl and leg extension machines, and if you could find a way to replace some of the synthetic leather and foam under the equipment padding, that would be nice. Equipment rating: 6/10 Cleanliness: G3 has okay cleanliness at best. The gym is cleaned once a week on weekends, but daily cleaning is only done by members. There are multiple trash cans, paper towels, and spray bottles placed around the facility, but often you'll find that there are no paper towels in the holders. Smells in the gym can vary; every now and then the gym reeks of sewage, and sometimes smells like weed if the edgars show up. Overall, most of the time it smells fine, but if you start going to G3 you'll definitely get some unpleasant surprises at some point. Feedback: Daily wipe-downs of equipment and regular replacements of soap dispensers in bathrooms/towel dispensers would be nice. This could be solved by having a part-time employee do those tasks daily. Cleanliness rating: 5/10 Staff, Management, and Policies: Management is really bad. It's not that management is bad because they're rude or unkind to members; it's mostly bad because it's nonexistent. The gym is unmanned 24/7. In my 5-6 years of going to G3 Fitness, I've not once ever seen an employee behind the front desk. I've also had friends who have attempted to get G3 memberships and have spent months calling over and over again attempting to get management on the phone to buy a membership. On the flip side, I've had friends have to cancel their card to stop the recurring membership payments because they couldn't get anyone on the phone to cancel their membership. There have also been many times where there is an issue with the keycard scanner and you're not able to go inside, and since there's no staff, no one can let you in, so you'll have to wait for them to fix it the following day. Recently, they also closed the gym for a weekend to repaint the interior and gave one day's notice to members. I drank 300mg of caffeine and rolled up to the gym to hit a killer workout while tweakin' on pre-workout and blasting Volbeat, just to be met with a closed gym sign. The car ride home sucked. Lastly, staff has supposedly been extremely rude to many people I know, but they've never been specifically rude to me. Feedback: The gym definitely needs a part-time or full-time employee working the front desk, at least on weekdays, to answer phone calls and deal with customer service. I can't tell you the amount of times I've seen people knock on the door to sign up for a membership, or the keycard scanner be broken and no one manning the fort to let me in, or the amount of friends I've had that can't get anyone on the phone to sign up for a membership. An employee would solve the cleanliness problem and also maybe make you more money if more people are able to get memberships. Management rating: 1/10 Amenities: Doesn't have: - Pool - Sauna - Child care - Has a smoothie bar but is never used (no staff) Has: - Lockers - 1 shower (I imagine 1 for both bathrooms, but I've never been in the women's bathroom, so I'll have to do more research and ask a woman if there's a shower in there) - Water fountain: I would not recommend using it. it's very nasty. - Punching bag Feedback: Not much feedback for this one. It's a pretty bare-bones gym, and I don't think many people are expecting an Olympic swimming pool when they sign up for a G3 membership. Amenities rating: 8/10 Overall, it's great if you're looking for a quiet gym but I definitely wouldn't call it top of the line. They seem to be working on it, painting the inside and fixing some damaged dry so hopefully we'll see some more practical upgrades like new equipment or repaired equipment or most of all better music (im tired of mexican pop and pitbull, seriously don't forget your headphones if you go to G3). Final Gym rating: 5/10

This gym is smaller and more personal than most. I like it because of Steve Epperson. He is an…read moreextremely knowledgeable personal trainer. He focuses on fitness for life, not making you an extreme weightlifter. Although, he could do that if that's what you want. He works very well with knowing what a person needs at whatever their age. My balance and posture have greatly improved. Also, I am no longer losing muscle mass. I am much stronger than I have ever been without any bulk. When I go in with an ache or pain, I leave with it much better. Steve always knows what to do to help me. He also has knowledge of physical therapy, which is very helpful. I am not a gym person, but plan to stick with Steve until he retires, hopefully a long time from now. With his help, I can age with a quality of life.

Don't go anywhere else. Kayle's gym has good membership fees, a lot of solid equipment, a free and…read morefriendly atmosphere, and excellent coaching from Rich, the owner. Open whenever you want to go. It's dingy, but I don't work out to get clean. This place is awesome.

This is the type of gym that you want to go to if you are only serious about getting stronger. It's…read morethe gym you would build in your garage if you could afford it.

Bionic Barbell is where the iron talks. I'm always in there smiling, joking around, but make no…read moremistake, we're pushing serious weight. They've got elite equipment for serious people. Tons of advanced leg and glute machines, different variations you don't see in most gyms. If you train lower body the right way, you'll appreciate it immediately. Great energy. Real lifters. No nonsense. If you're about progress, this is your spot!

I absolutely LOVE Bionic. The equipment is top-tier and the amenities are incredible; everything…read morefeels thoughtful, clean, and designed to elevate your workout experience. The classes are always fun, motivating, and well-structured, which makes it easy to stay consistent and excited to show up. What truly sets Bionic apart is the staff. They're consistently helpful, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in making sure you feel supported and confident, whether you're new or experienced in the gym. It's the kind of place that makes fitness feel approachable and enjoyable. Highly recommend!

Invaluable resource for Seniors especially in times of austerity…read more A lunch program is available for those who qualify, vary thankful for all they do however they used to offer day trips " low cost " that went a long way towards mental health for housebound low income population , from ghosts towns to other places of New Mexico interest they should work on maybe less green initiative's and more practical choices that actually do have real benefits. Thank you

Great staff at Munson Center. Friendly and helpful.read more

I was a member for 6 months and the Amenities are broken with no signs of it being fixed, small…read moreweight rooms, old equipment, overpriced compared to several gyms in the area. Lack luster customer service and the ceilings will leak when it rains. Their sign in systems are also frequently down, save money and find a better gym literally anywhere else.

This is by far the best gym in town if you want to pay for a membership that includes, Zumba,…read moreSwimming classes, hot tub, steam room, finest equipment and instructors..and well seasoned management. Just staying.

In the few short months I've been with Las Cruces Boot Camp (LCBC), I can already feel a difference…read morein my body. Coach Beth assembles different workouts daily with specific intentions toward strength, conditioning and cardio in ways I would have never thought about that bring positive results. The workouts are thoughtful and will leave you feeling stronger (and sweatier!). During the pandemic, LCBC has offered online workouts that have been invaluable. Having a Coach that is supportive and knowledgeable has kept me invested in this gym. It's affordable, it's community-based (guys, this gym donates to local and national causes!), and even offers bonus workouts, Zoom classes, and opportunities to get to know other gym members. Definitely worth the time, dollar and energy in more ways than I thought a gym could be.

I am not, nor have I ever been, a "gym rat". The idea of going to a gym has always incited a bit of…read moresocial anxiety in me. And this one was no different.. at first. Luckily for me, I got to know Dawn Armstrong, facility director, and she helped make me much more comfortable. I started with a few group classes just to familiarize myself with the facility. I tried Tai Chi, Spin, Yoga.. they were all pretty intense workouts! After that, I branched out on my own a little bit and got more familiar and comfortable with the other areas. The best thing about this gym is that, with CaC registration, you get 24 hour access! Although, it is limited to the outer facilities. In the main gym is a free weight room, cross fit-esque room, spin/yoga room, racquetball court, basketball court, and m/f saunas and locker rooms. These only allow access during business hours (0530-2000 M-f and 0730-1600 Sat) The two outer facilities are 24 hr accessible. One is a cardio room with treadmills, ellipticals, stair steppers, bikes, and a row machine. The other is the nautilus equipment room with a full range of machines, dumbbells, kettlebells, and squat bar/rack. It's not exactly a top of the line, super huge and fancy type of facility .. but for WSMR with it's small population, it gets the job done!

Finally got to bring my very energetic toddlers here. They have different rooms from social…read moresituations (e.g. grocery shopping activities), arcade game room, sensory room, arts/crafts and active play center. It's really colorful, all inclusive and very entertaining. Kids come in, take socks off and have the freedom to go into whichever room, and have a blast! It's really nice to let them burn energy while learning, etc. especially while it's not warm enough to be outside at a playground. They offer memberships and drop in options. Their pricing is maybe a bit high for one hour of play, but I think it's a great option if you live close by or just go occasionally. Only thing I'd suggest is bathrooms that are more kid-friendly (height-wise). But it's cool that they have extra changing stuff for our diaper-wearing kiddos. All in all, great experience. Becky who's the member of staff there is really nice and socializing with the other parents was very really nice too. This is a great business for the Las Cruces community. Highly recommend.