Im reviewing this gym for functionality not spa-like experience. In that regard, it delivers…read more Plenty of squat racks and deadlifting spots. Equipment that works. Showers big enough so you don't accidentally rub your whole backside against the wall. Bathroom is roomy and clean. It's a gym for working out (the weights prove that). But a few things were missing for me, like 10 lb bumper plates--i walked around and stole some 22lb squat plates to use.

Super chill, super quiet, no pretentious jerks here! Weekly or monthly memberships. Scan in anytime…read moreof the day using your hand. Lots of room, some resistance bands w handles, stretching area, Stairmasters and treadmills. Plenty of machines although they are generally not very new and some are kind of slow and creaky. Free weights here go well above 100lbs that I recall.

Front desk was super helpful and the vibe is cool--you can keep to yourself or build connections if…read moreyou want. I prefer not talking to ppl and had no issues. The space is small but they pack in a lot--incliding a sauna and functional fitness area (eg cross fit movements). I like the gym and variety of options--my only disappointment is that there seems to be only one space available for deadlifting.

Spotless gym, awesome staff, great equipment, and a positive vibe every happy visit!!read more

All the reviews about hidden fees and dishonest deals at sign up are 100% correct. Filed a…read morecomplaint via the BBB. I recommended Chiefs Fit to many friends but will now strongly advise against. There are many gyms in town with better, honest deals.

Brittany- fitness instructor is amazing- I learned something new every time. I'm in one of your…read moreclasses and I'm usually sore for a few days even with lots of stretching- that's not a bad thing. She's got great energy, is very knowledgeable and helps with correct form. My husband even comes to her classes and he hates classes. Thank you so much for the fitness, Brittany!

This place is a hidden gym in the Kansas City Area. If you are someone like intimidated to lift…read moreweights this is the place to start and learn. Jay, Scott, Sean and are amazing coaches. There is a build in program made for you depending on the type of workouts you are looking to adapt. Fit and strong is how I started. They are there to tweak your stance when needed. It is an Olympic lifting space and you get to use unique and quality equipment. The coaches are friendly and always willing to help.

Great gym. From out of town and need a gym to continue your training session? This is the place to…read morebe! Reasonable day pass prices. Wide range equipments for wide range of fitness goals; from general fitness to BJJ focus strength/conditioning focus like myself. The owner is super helpful.

I met a trainer there named Jonathan Cabrera. He is awesome he is the best GYMKC is for people…read moreserious about working out

I had the pleasure of visiting this gym when I was in KC for work. I got the one week pass and it…read morewas $20, a great value considering some of the other gyms were asking $20 to $30 per DAY! The initial setup took a little bit of time because in addition to the normal gym sign-up they also get a digital scan of your hand and provide you with a pass code. The upside though is that you can literally check yourself at anytime. Do you want to work about after 10pm or before 5am? This is the gym for you. Everyone has great gym etiquette; from reracking weights, to cleaning and wiping down, to not hogging stations or talking about the weather (my #1 pet peeve). They also have a decently comprehensive sets of power racks/ squat racks/ Smith machines/ cardio etc. I wish they would have a separate Olympic weight lifting and deadlift platform or a reverse hyper but that's asking a bit much. The only very minor slight criticism I have is that the lights in the gym could be a bit brighter. But again very easy to overlook that in light of all the other amenities they provide. Definitely one of the best non-commercial/ local gyms I've ever been to. Highly recommended.

I love this place…read more After almost a year of one-on-one personal training (see my previous review), I started going to the MWF morning small group training classes. It's a little more economical, I still get a great workout, and I get to do it with a group of really awesome people! What's not to love?! I love the flexibility that the MWF group classes offer. If I have an 8 am meeting, I workout from 5:30-6:30 instead of the 6:30-7:30 time. There is even an 8:45 am workout that is great if I have a day off and don't want to get up early. The workouts themselves are always different, so I never get bored. I also never know what to expect until Coach Heath writes the sets on the white board. He then shows us proper form for the first set, and then turns us loose. He's there to keep track of the time, make sure we're doing the moves correctly, and answer our questions. The "sets" typically consist of 5-6 exercises, where we do each exercise for 30 seconds until we've gotten through the set three times. Occasionally there will be a set that is at your own pace. There is usually a "finisher" too. I'm not sure where the name comes from, but you are D.O.N.E. when it's over. The prowler is aptly named, because it's difficulty sneaks up on you during those last 5 or so yards. I've also gone to the evening large group training class once or twice. The intervals there are for 60 seconds, which seem like an eternity when you're used to 30 seconds. Muay Thai classes taught by Bryan Carroll are a fun and challenging addition to the classes offered by SlinkFit. There is an additional fee for these classes, but they ROCK and are totally worth it! If you've read this far, you might be like, "Ok, sounds great. but I'm REALLY out of shape. There is no way I could survive one of these classes." I'm not gonna lie. It'll be hard, but all of the exercises can be and will be modified to your fitness level. All the trainers are great about showing modifications. You will be surprised at how quickly you build strength and won't have to modify as much the more you do the workouts. The other excuse people make is: "I don't want to work out in a group because I'll look stilly fumbling through exercises." The rest of the people in the group can barely see past their own sweat. No one is paying attention to what anyone else is doing. Promise. So quit making excuses, join a gym that you will actually use, get fantastic workouts every week, and meet new friends. You game?

I am 90+ days into training with Doug at Slinkfit. He has customized the workouts to focus on what…read moreit is this 60 something needs after a long absence from the gym. Doug doesn't let me slack off nor does he let me do something where I might hurt myself. One on one training is working for me and I am seeing results. I recommend Doug to anyone interested in getting in shape. Can't go wrong with Slinkfit!

This is a solid gym but I wish it had more of what I was looking for. Feels like for the space they…read morehave they could add things like a hack squat, t bar row, additional lat pull downs and cable row machines, etc... to reduce traffic at specific parts so people can go through their workouts more efficiently. That said the staff is really nice, the facility is clean, and when not busy the gym largely has what I'm looking for but when you get in at a later or earlier time when busier expect delays to the finish of your workout while waiting for things to open up.

Joining City Gym has been the best experience ever. Im talking the friendliest people, excellent…read moretrainers like Justine, exciting and challenging classes with the membership, great equipment and a very helpful app. I've belonged to MANY gyms over the years and this is hands down my favorite.

Decent location. It's close to home so it tends to be the main location I use. Staff is generally…read morepleasant, but they can get a bit absorbed in socializing and miss opportunities to interact with patrons. Best to go early if you want access to machines. The busier it gets, the more a lot of folks occupy machines on their phones.

Pros: Price, weekday hours, cardio equipment, and cleanliness (people actually clean after use)…read more The environment is quiet and peaceful. The recovery area is nice for the cost. Cons: The amount of machines and variety of machines, however, this is excusable given the price. The weekend hours are not the best, once again price makes up for this. The big con is just the number of squatters who just sit at a machine playing on their phones instead of working out, this unfortunately is expected at gyms especially cheaper ones.