What a fun place. The people are so great. HIIT workouts…read morebut you can pace yourself just right. Heart rate monitored cardio. Clean and cool. Not the typical drill sergeants yelling at you while you spin. I'll be on the lookout as these start opening closer to my hometown. Well Worth it. Drop ins welcome!

THANK GOD FOR THIS GYM- just moved to Kansas and I am so glad I found this place. I would describe…read morethe classes as if Orange Theory and CrossFit classes were combined into one. For cardio, you have the option of using the bike or the rower. They have a variety of weights and a TRX at each station. The staff is great- the owners are very nice and I really like the trainer Stacey. It's very clean with motivating music and darkened lights. I'd recommend to anyone who likes gym classes and a good workout!

Price isn't the issue. The issue is that Genesis has stopped being a place for people who actually…read moretrain. The equipment selection puts a hard ceiling on anyone trying to make real progress. The dumbbell rack ends well before a serious lifter's needs do. The hex bar is exiled to the second floor, where loading it with meaningful weight is inconvenient and impractical, while comparable gyms nearby let members train heavy without treating it like a problem. Every bench is bolted to the floor, eliminating most of the versatility that makes free-weight equipment valuable in the first place. The machines and racks are the same tired equipment that was here five years ago--only now they are more worn down. There are barely enough mirrors to check your form, positioning, or technique. The K-State Recreation Complex--a college facility--has better equipment, better variety, and a better environment for strength training than this paid membership gym. Let that sink in: a student rec center outclasses Genesis. The facility itself is not maintained at a level that justifies the membership. The locker-room odor can be bad enough to make you want to cut a session short. Somehow, the elevator is one of the only consistently fresh-smelling areas in the building. The pool is so heavily treated with chemicals that I regularly left feeling itchy afterward. Whether the chemical balance is technically within range or not, the experience was unpleasant enough that I stopped wanting to use it. The gym culture is just as frustrating. People leave a bottle or cup next to a machine, disappear for 15 minutes or longer, and expect everyone else to treat the equipment as reserved. A water bottle is not a claim ticket. When weights are still loaded and the person is nowhere to be found, other members should not be expected to put their entire workout on hold. What makes it worse is that this behavior is not an occasional exception--it is normal here, and staff appear completely uninterested in addressing it. Getting an uninterrupted workout is unnecessarily difficult. Trainers routinely take over areas, place their belongings and materials on equipment other members are actively using, or use benches and machines as tables while working with clients. I have had staff interfere with equipment during my own sets as though paying members are secondary to personal-training sessions. That is not professional, and it should not be considered normal gym etiquette. The turf area is rarely available for anyone trying to perform sled work, carries, sprints, jumps, or serious athletic training. It is frequently occupied by stretching sessions and low-intensity activities that consume the entire space for long periods. Those activities have every right to exist, but a well-designed facility should provide enough space that one group does not effectively eliminate the area for everyone else. The atmosphere can also be openly disrespectful. I watched people point and laugh at a woman performing plyometric exercises. In a legitimate training environment, staff would shut that behavior down immediately. Here, it barely seemed to register. A gym should be one of the few places where people can work on themselves without being mocked for training differently. Genesis feels less like a serious gym and more like a general wellness center that happens to contain some weights. There is nothing wrong with serving casual members, beginners, families, or older adults--but those groups should not be used as an excuse to neglect progressive strength training, athletic performance, equipment upgrades, cleanliness, and basic gym etiquette. For anyone who wants to train heavy, progress consistently, use functional space, or simply complete a workout without constant interruptions, there are better options nearby. Genesis has the size and resources to be an excellent facility. It has simply chosen not to operate like one.

I've been using Genesis for a long while now, and I used to be pretty impressed but now with the…read moreamount of offers they are running has overwhelmed this gym and they clearly don't have the facilities for it. Everything is constantly crowded with people that don't know what they're doing and swarms of frats. It's become almost worse than the overcrowding of the kstate rec. the locker rooms constantly smell now and you can barely use most things. Very sad that I'm spending $70+ a month just for genesis to give away memberships and overcrowd the gyms. Won't be staying if this isn't fixed.

I absolutely love The Foundation! The atmosphere is welcoming, the gym has everything you need for…read morea great workout, and there's such a good mix of people no matter where you are in your fitness journey. One of my favorite things is that it's open 24/7, so you can make it work with pretty much any schedule. The environment feels comfortable and motivating without being intimidating, which can be hard to find in a gym! You can tell there's a real sense of community here, and I'm excited to see The Foundation continue to grow. If you're looking for a gym where you can come in, feel comfortable, get a great workout, and be part of a great community, definitely check it out!

Best gym ever! Tons of fun to workout there and a super welcoming environment. I like balloons.read more

I've been going to Maximum Performance for about a month now, and I've gotta say it is the BEST,…read moremost knowledgeable staff I've had the opportunity to encounter. My physical therapist, Megan is astounding. Will recommend to anyone and everyone.

The K-State Recreation Center is a beautiful complex on the northwest side of campus. It has…read moreparking reserved at all times for any KSU permit holder except on football game days when those spots are rented out. The Rec Center has its share of weight and cardio machines, free weights, nice locker rooms, and dual entrances. It also has a combatives room, four studios for classes, a private gym for personal training, a rock climbing wall, outdoor equipment rental, a challenge course for leadership development and group bonding, a smoothie cafe, 2 tracks, plenty of courts - pretty much anything one needs to work out. I have been trying out the different classes, getting a feel for the different offerings. Everyone teaching courses is certified in the course area. There are courses focusing on mind & body, cycling, aerobics, cardio, abs - so many options. There are even aquatics-based courses. However, to be a member of the gym for non-students costs one amount, but joining the natatorium has another fee. I have the gym-only membership. Thus far, I have taken all-levels yoga, yogalates, PiYo, and Zumba. The classes are all challenging and intense, and garner a good amount of attendees regardless of the day of the week. There are even classes on weekends. I plan to try as many as I can to vary my work out. To bring a guest only costs $5, so I can have Eric R. join me when he wants to use the gym instead of the local trails. The hours are really good as the center is open most of the day every day.

The inconsiderate nature of the students is overwhelming at times. This campus caters to your…read moretypical 18-21 age range of students for sure. There are non-traditional students that pay the same fees and attend the same classes; however, it would be hard to tell. The campus is all about this "family" that is wildcats. That "family," can leave you feeling left out and uncared for as a student if you were not raised within a 5-100 mile radius of Manhattan, KS. This campus is swimming with students that have yet to nor will they ever experience what the real world is like. There is a lack of culture and diversity in this small, western, Middle-America town. Some of us do not bleed purple, as a result, will be left on the outskirts of what feels like a neighborhood bonfire that you were not invited to. That being said, there is nothing that can be done about inconsiderate youth here. The real tangible things that can be changed, never will. This university uses its finances to build/purchase/change unnecessary things. What was wrong with the student union? Why would you eliminate study space? The Student Union was perfectly fine and there were plenty of places to study, with tables. Now, this "fancy" Student Union is filled with chairs and what feels like four tables. Where can I spread out my notes and books in order to study? Am I supposed to study in my own lap? Inconvenient to say the least. Fix Willard Hall. That building is a mess. The bathrooms are disgusting and in need of renovation. That is where the monetary resources should have been allocated, that and parking. Another real tangible change, that will never happen, more parking lots being built. As a student that drives 30 minutes one way, I have to fight to find parking. I pay well over $100 and still find myself having to pull a parking ticket because the parking lots are either full or the parking garage is full. Not everyone has the luxury of walking from their home to campus. Parking is beyond frustrating. The ratio of parking per permit type is not accurate. This campus should have built another parking garage or another parking lot instead of building another unnecessary sidewalk. BUILD ANOTHER PARKING GARAGE OR PARKING LOT KSU! Last thing, the library. The library is absolute breath taking and is a pure gem on this campus. The library usually has enough space to hold everyone and houses plenty of study space. That being said, the library is a library. Why should any talking at a normal decibel be allowed. A library is not a "chill spot to hang, fam." The library is and should be a place for scholarly activities. The Student Union is the perfect place to talk. Talk at the union not the library. The whole library should consist of quiet zones, not just one floor that fills up in minutes. The only reason that this campus gets two stars is because some of the professors are excellent. Not all. A large majority of the professors, while not usually approachable, have a clear cut passion for the subject matter and teach in a passionate way.

This gym is exactly what I have been needing! As a new mom, it is incredibly helpful that I can…read morereserve a time to get a workout in and also bring my baby if I want to. I definitely recommend for anyone with gym anxiety so you aren't worried about anyone watching. I also love that there are multiple membership options so I was able to choose one based on my needs and how often I would be using the space. So happy with my experience at GymPods in Manhattan!!!

From the owner: Gym Pods is a private bookable mini gym space. We provide a gym experience that is totally unique -…read moreyou will immediately feel at peace and ready to focus. Without having to face social anxiety or deal with the frustration of waiting on equipment, you are setting yourself up for success in sticking to your routine. Once you become a member, you simply use the mobile app to book anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to use the space in complete privacy. No one else will have access to the space during your scheduled time.

I have no doubt that the medical staff are competent. However, I had an incredibly stressful…read moreexperience trying to find out results of a MRI they ordered. The scans and the radiologist's report were faxed to them the afternoon of the MRI. However, I was not informed of results for 11 days which is an agonizing wait for someone who is a cancer survivor! Fortunately results were fine, but no one should have to wait that long for test results! Trying to communicate with this organization is a pain. Their "patient portal" is a joke. You can't leave messages on the portal. You are told you can text them, but no one ever responded to my texts. You are also told by their voicemail to not leave multiple messages. However, whenever I called trying to find out what was going on, the office staff were polite but kept giving me various excuses that "they got a lot of faxes", or the "hospital doing the MRI didn't send everything" (which they did, twice!), or "the medical records people have to upload the material so the doctor can review it". But 11 days?? Forget it. I will not be returning to Orthopedic and Sports Medicine.

I was referred here by the ER in Manhattan after a sports related accident pertaining to my ankle…read more They looked at my X-rays and told me It was just a simple sprained ankle. I ended up getting a second opinion because my symptoms were not matching up with what a normal sprain would be. My second opinion proceeded to take one look at my scans and see that I actually had a non-displaced distal fibula fracture. Definitely NOT a sprain. The staff was kind but I would not recommend going here after something like that was missed for me.

Go somewhere else, there are a number of good health clubs in town. At Genesis, getting signed up…read moreis easy, but terminating is terrible. They will continue to bill your credit card until you figure out the charges are still coming. Written communication is required (they don't accept oral communication). You need to terminate by a certified letter or go into the club to terminate.

I use this facility primarily for its lap pool. It is literally the only one in town. There is no…read morelifeguard on duty. The water is cloudy and I have observed the pool maintenance staff dumping a bucketful of chemicals directly into the water during lap time, there is a smell of chlorine after this happens. There is a swim lesson during the morning that is never on the schedule. They also use one lane for physical therapy, so between the therapy and the lesson there are 2 lanes out of commission during busy lap times. It is only a 6 lane pool. Doesn't seem to be any one who is managing this pool.