Full Bloom Pilates is the place to get fit doing pilates. Courtney is my wife's pilates instructor…read more Courtney has helped my wife ease her pain with her disability and get fit at the same time. I decided to check it out, I'm a cross fit type guy. I was really surprised. It's a tough, challenging workout. All my muscles were worked; my cardio system was running hard and I felt great doing it. If something hurts, she makes adjustments to make sure you're working but not hurting. I loved the session and will be coming back very soon! You need to do pilates with Courtney.

Courtney is very knowledgeable in what she does. She is great at all levels (even beginners like…read moreme) and is great at increasing or decreasing difficulty based on your needs. No cookie-cutter work out plan here! If you want a top-notch one-on-one service that focus on your individual goals, she is your girl.

My primary care doc recommended Pilates to help my my back pain. Club Pilates has been the perfect…read moreanswer. I feel stronger every class and my back pain has been much better as my core gets stronger. I can have a vigorous workout without hurting myself! I'm addicted!

Great classes and best instructors! Everyone is friendly and helpful!…read moreBochert7131@msn.com

For 58 years I couldn't even do a sit up. I started Pilates last October and I can actually feel my…read morecore muscles now! I'm so much stronger today and that is so empowering! I have every intention of being strong and active as I get older, but other types of exercise would result in me putting my back out. A strong core helps prevent the back strain/injuries. So Pilates has made me stronger for other sports and activities. Owner Taylor is an amazing FUN knowledgeable instructor, but there are so many unique instructors that I relish learning from all of them. Finally, Rocky Mountain Pilates & Yoga REALLY gives back to the community too. It feels like this studio is part of the fabric of Lafayette. OH! And there is this ADORABLE farmhouse boutique in the studio...they have cute merch, candles, bath and body stuff....Vermont maple syrup and local honey. The shop is worth a stop. I'm very grateful to have found RMPY.

This is the best pilatus studio I have ever been to. As a male joining a pilatus group can be…read moredaunting but I was welcomed and pilatus has been a staple of my life now. The staff are the most helpful and friendly you can imagine. Of all the physical regiments I have done this studio offers the best and most assortment of training

I LOVE Hotworx Westminster!!! There has not been a workout since I graduated college/ended my…read morerunning career back in 2011 that I was excited about and felt motivated to do. I joined Hotworx in February 2026 and I have been motivated DAILY to workout! I have never sweat as much as I do in the workouts and I get pushed to point of failure in every class (which is awesome because it just means I'm challenged). The staff at the Westminster location is great and makes cleanliness a top priority- which is very important in a sauna environment. Since joining I have probably told 20+ friends, family and acquaintances about Hotworx and how it is truly a life changing workout both physically, mentally and emotionally. I have had guests join me and they agree! If you are thinking about joining, DO IT! A huge thanks to the Westminster staff for making my experience so pleasant!!!

I joined about 2 weeks ago and love it so far! They are partially enforcing, meaning that only 2…read morefolks are allowed in each room. I joined partly because of the small setting and different guided workouts by room. It's also 24 hr but staff are on site a few hours each day.

Pure Barre as an exercise modality, as well as this particular studio, are absolutely outstanding…read more I joined eight months ago as a mostly sedentary office drone / occasional weekend warrior. It was the hardest workout I've ever done, and that hasn't changed. What has changed is my strength, stamina and muscle tone. I started seeing gains at three months and it's only gone up from there. At 40 years old, I'm astounded at how far I've come in a short time. And the endorphin boost after catching your breath cannot be beat. It's all thanks to the incredible women who run this ship. Every instructor I've had has been top-notch. They run smooth, professional classes and dole out meaningful praise and helpful form correction. I most often take classes with Lindsay, Ayla, Holly and Abby, though I'd recommend them all. The women at the front desk are wonderfully kind and thoughtful, as well. The class formats bring a lot of variety to barre -- from Classic's resistance and Align's stretching to Define's weightlifting and Empower's cardio. They have frequent, reliable class times throughout each weekday plus weekend mornings. And yes, they charge $15 if you cancel soon before class. For me, that serves as a great way to ensure I choose the gym over the couch. I can honestly say Pure Barre has changed my life and health for the better. I'm so grateful to have found this place.

My biggest issue is the front desk staff or person who answers the phone (rather does not answer)…read moreare too busy getting ready or getting out of a class. I get you give your employees the opportunity to go to classes. Yet it is a huge inconvenience when you are trying to reschedule or make the deadline before you have to pay. I dread getting a hold of anyone there. Maybe start a text option or stagger your staff times. Don't get me started on "a manger will call you, the owner will call" just answer the call.

I inquired about attending a class. They did not respond and when eventually did their excuse was I…read morehad "multiple profiles" which was a blatant lie to cover up their incompetence. Also their "free class" still requires a credit card on file, which is very sketchy.

I was initially having a wonderful time going to Club Pilates when I first got my membership…read more I recently decided to cancel my membership with the intent to return once Covid restrictions become better, however due to my recent experiences with Club Pilates, I wish to never return. On December 2nd, I decided to cancel my membership as Adams county went to Covid level red. As the gym is very small I felt incredibly unsafe going to a gym in general. I called the main number listed here on google and they said in the voicemail that the primary way to contact was via email, so I emailed about cancelling my membership as I was no longer attending classes. I heard a response back on December 3rd asking if I wanted to freeze my account or cancel it, as I was unsure how the pandemic was going to pan out I decided to cancel my membership. I didn't hear back until December 7th and they proceeded to respond saying that they responded asking me what I wanted to do with my membership and I proceeded to state that I wanted to cancel it already in my previous emails and that I was the one who didn't hear back. No email response. I called the number they gave me on December 16th and sent another email. I get a call back on December 17th confirming my membership was cancelled (and I won't get a refund) and that I have my membership until January 2nd. I was okay with that, until December 21st when I got charged again for my monthly payment (that was supposed to be cancelled). Why does it over 2 weeks to get a membership cancelled for it to not get cancelled? The fact they say they contact me (I am getting zero responses and no one is answering my calls). This is by far the worst experience I've had with a gym. All I wanted was to cancel my membership but my Club Pilates app and my bank statements are saying otherwise. This was just a battle of email and phone tag. Now I'm down $159 for something I'm not even using for. This is a money hungry company and if I'm gonna spend $159 monthly one something, it's definitely no longer Club Pilates. They just care about money and themselves. This is your sign to look elsewhere for a gym that cares about their people and not your money.

Life Time has a big facility with lots of machines, I have never have any trouble finding available…read moretreadmills, ellipticals, stairs, or weight training equipment. Free-weight benches and floor exercise space are often in short supply during peak hours, though. The five-lane lap pool is a good 25m, and kept on the cold side - perfect for a real workout. The facility staff are friendly and are always working to bring fresh towels and keep the place clean. LifeTime's billing policies, on the other hand, are a different story. They are a lot like those of an economy airline - petty and arbitrary. For example, if you discontinue anything, whether it's a class, spa appointment, family memberships, or personal training, you will likely be billed for extras months/sessions you did not want or use, along with change fees and other random nickel-and-dime items. They already command premium membership dues for their top-notch facility, so I just don't understand why they think this is necessary. But, as long as you avoid all the extras, it's a fine place to work out.

You sell 50$ tumblers for ice tea and never have any ice and half the time no tea. Be better…read more It's not difficult.

Amazing! That's how I'm feeling right now!! Thankyou Spencer!! I haven't felt this excited or…read moremotivated in years!! I'm grateful to have the support from this entire team! I just finished the greatest session this morning & I already cant wait to go back tomorrow!

I'm very disappointed at my experience here, the trainer I worked with AJ, was great. Austin, in…read moremanagement is another story. The amount of money that he conned me for was really not a lot but the business practices I feel are terrible. I had a great experience here in 2019 so I decided to go back, the prices Austin offered me seemed to be high for me so I decided to turn down the offer but Austin offered me to lower the price to $200 since I had been a former client. Little did I know he wasn't lowering the price he was simply selling me less sessions (which he never mentioned until the end when I asked) So my advice is if you want to do business here make sure you're reading all the small print in your contracts.

I do think they are a good facility , however i had signed a membership and then two weeks later i…read morebecame bedridden and it looks like I'm going to have to stay that way for at least 6 months so I canceled the membership and they still charge me a $58 cancellation fee. I really feel like that was not a kind thing to do ​​​​​​​​ even though I called them and explain my situation again and asked if they could maybe waive that , they refused ​

I typically go to the Westminster location and I didn't realize the difference until coming to…read moreThornton. The Thornton location is dirty, nobody welcomed me even though I looked lost, it smells, half the machines were out of service or looked a lot older than the other location, it was very crowded, the layout doesn't make sense, the one bike I was on in the theater room made a clicking noise every rotation, the circuit timer is nonexistent so I used my phone timer, and I sat in the sauna for 45 minutes and didn't break a sweat! I met a girl in the sauna and she said she goes there for convenience but hates it because everything is always broken. The only thing I liked was the stand up tanning bed option but I wasn't able to use it because they were all full and by that time I was over it. It needs a major facelift!

I actually enjoy working out here. As a resident of Westminster on the family duo plan, the cost is…read moreextremely reasonable. The equipment seems new and higher end than some other gyms and much of the cardio equipment overlooks the mountains. I haven't taken any classes here yet but I plan to. I've had one massage here (from Lisa) and it was the best massage of my life (and I've had lots). The only downside so far is that the parking lot fills up fast and makes the gym seem busier than it is... But there's also parking on the rec center side.

This is a nice facility. It's sort of attached to the City Park Rec Center. Yeah, I know they…read moreseem like the same thing, but they are not. Fitness center side has a good size cardio and weights area. They also have one large dance/class room and another smaller one. This facility is for ages 15+. They have a child care room but this place is basically for grown ups. Next door, the rec center has a large gym for basketball and a large pool area and all of that is for people of all ages. Now that I've clarified about the boundaries, the reason I go to the fitness center is because I'm a hooper. I work out via 'hula hoops'. Now, ideally, I would love to use one of the dance/class rooms that are often vacant during the day, but regular folks are not permitted to use those unless you are taking a class. The large cardio/weight room has mirrors, but not enough empty space for me to hoop. Upstairs, in the hallway (it's a really big hallway) outside the classrooms and the child care there is plenty of space for me to hoop. Also, (and I checked first) I can do this for free because technically, I'm not going into the workout facility and it's a community building. They would get five stars if I could use those awesome rooms, but I can't, so they don't. I know this review will not be relevant for many but it is what it is.