The first ever yoga studio I've been to and it was a wonderful place for beginner yogis! Classes…read moreare definitely challenging but instructors are very kind and mindful to what students can do. One thing about this studio is that they are big on sending positive and empowering messages which I LOVE and feel like all studios should follow suit!!

Studio share is a very welcoming and kind studio. They make you feel like you belong…read more I enjoyed both beginner and vinyasa classes I attened. The instructors are very nice and helpful in a positive and non-critical way. The main yoga room has some nice features that, for me, aid in focus. If you are a yogi, you will probably like it here. Overall, I would like more of the mental aspect of yoga to be present.

Marcy, the owner of the studio, has a fiery passion for her practice that transfers to her students…read morethrough her teaching. I attended my first class with Fountain of Health looking to recover from addiction and because of Marcy's expertise and dedication to yoga as a lifestyle I found just what I was looking for. I was so moved during my first class with her, I became tearful during the final resting pose. The following day I felt rooted to the earth in a way I had never before experienced. There are many yoga studios out there today offering physical fitness and flexibility. This studio is different. Marcy offers transformation through the union of mind, body, and soul. Highly recommended!

This is the first yoga studio I ever visited and the environment was perfect for me as a beginner…read more I spent several months working in Pueblo and found this studio to be a nice escape from evenings at the hotel. I would usually practice here one or two nights each week. The studio is spacious, clean, and boasts a large selection of mats, blankets, blocks, bolsters, straps, etc. The restroom/changing area is large enough and decorated nicely. Marcee is a wonderfully patient and encouraging teacher. Often the attendees are of mixed experience levels and she will tune the class to suit the clients. Marcee is also very attentive and will give personalized instruction or focus on areas that you request. I took mostly the Vinyasa classes and some meditation. I also attended a weekend Acro Yoga workshop here. This studio is located on a fairly busy street, so noise from traffic can be heard inside the studio. This is really only a problem during certain times and if there's no music playing. Before/After class take the short walk north to the Arkansas River and check out all of the interesting murals - there's also a walking path along the river.

Soulga is amazing! I've been looking for a studio like this for a long time, and I'm loving it! The…read moreinstructors are so friendly and encouraging that it makes working out fun and I actually want to go as much as possible, sometimes I even do 2 classes a day!! My favorite classes are Barre Your Soul and Soulga Strong. Their monthly membership is very affordable and well worth it.

From the owner: A family owned Yoga & Barre studio, born in NYC. We specialize in your health and well-being…read morethrough Yoga and Fitness! Yoga, meditation, & Barre all under curated music to keep you out of your head and into your groove. Classes in studio or take your mat on vacation for our many outdoor events as well. Soulga is upbeat & current while focusing on the traditional foundations of yoga. Our instructors are skilled & highly trained to bring you a safe & amazingly authentic experience each class. No judgements, just Good Vibes Only.

Diverse group of teachers, great mix of classes. Great for beginners to experienced yogis. Everyone…read morecan find classes that meet their needs.

overpriced ... might as well pay for a regular membership at a fitness club... the locker rooms are…read moreold and disgusting... the steam room works almost never and they don't know how to fix or maintain it properly... this YMCA was propped up as a money grab... this place is a perfect example of one of the biggest issues in this area.... everything here is great when it first opens but because the businesses around here are completely honed in on profit they miss where the profits come from .... The consumer.... don't waste your money unless you like throwing money away.

I've been a long time Y member at several branches over the years and a longtime swimmer. While I…read morethink the overall gym is nice, big and mostly clean I sadly do have some issues with the pool. I've shared it with them in an email, but I'm not sure I ever got a response. It's very difficult to actually get into the pool as an adult swimmer who just wants to swim some laps. I've been told it's due to staffing issues. They can't completely watch the entire big pool so if the pirate ship is open, then the lap lanes aren't open, which is super frustrating. Lap lanes should always be available for use any time any day since not everyone wants do a spin class or run on a treadmill. They've failed the adult swim community and 4 others agreed with me this morning as we sat in the luke warm steam room after we were kicked out of the pool for the 8:45a safety break. Just 45 minutes after opening swimmers are forced to stop their workouts. Not cool. They need to really address this downfall since $70/mo for one person isn't chump change.

Like most things in Pueblo, it's mediocre and overpriced. Limited options; downstairs is musty…read more It's clean and the people are friendly so that makes it the best option in this town. Bottom line: it's a nice gym if you've never been to a gym before.

I'm currently living in Pueblo during the week for my job (back up to Denver on weekends), and…read moresuffice it to say, I've been pretty lazy during my first couple months here. Like, I can't believe I've been here 8 weeks and haven't done a single workout lazy. Le sigh. Anyway, I was recently encouraged by a colleague to check out REPS, and so I took her up on the offer. They were kind enough to let me stop in, do a tour, meet some trainers and even try a free class to see if it was the right fit. One of the biggest draws for me was the fact that this gym has several membership options and price categories. I've done CrossFit on and off for 4.5 years, and I liked the fact that I could buy either a regular fitness center membership - with access to cardio and weight machines, the training complex, free weights and group classes - or have that membership combined with access to CrossFit classes. They also have various membership terms that will fit any length of stay, whether it's short term like me, or a longer commitment. The pricing is very fair. In addition to the fitness fun, there are plentiful lockers for storage, showers, even a hot sauna. And it's clean! I think it's the first gym I've been in that hasn't had a foul odor coming from the free weight room. Major plus. Other perks: it's conveniently located right off the River Walk. There is plenty of parking, either in a lot dedicated to REPS patrons, or in a number of public parking spots on the street or in nearby lots. The people are super friendly. Seriously everyone here is so nice. And there is a shop that sells supplements, smoothies, etc if that's your thing. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, but the multiple levels allow for seemingly unlimited workout options. REPS comes highly recommended.

I did a 10 day trial as I was visiting my hometown of Pueblo West. I have to say the location…read moreitself is pretty decently sized. There is a lot of equipment available. A few cons: a lot of the stuff seems old and rickety. Some stuff doesn't feel safe to use, and so many people not wiping down equipment. Otherwise staff is friendly. I do think the membership itself is overpriced. The random massage chair in the corner facing the east window is strange to me. I feel like there should be an area for that type of equipment, not in between cardio and weights. That's just my opinion. There is also an EZ bar preacher curl set up shoved between a cable stand and treadmill, it's not usable as there is no room to actually do the exercises. Things seem sort of haphazardly placed, and there is a bit of a dirty feeling looking at the equipment, floor and walls. Okay place to get a workout in. For being the biggest location in the world I don't think it's huge.

This club is extremely laid-back. It's fairly small open 24 seven and they make you feel like…read moreyou're accepted. I talked with Juan and a guy named Mike. Those two Bros were absolutely professional and willing to work with me while I'm only in town for a couple months. Highly recommend this club lots of cool stuff in there I would recommend checking it out at least