Great club, friendly atmosphere and will return anytime that I am traveling through or staying in…read moreKC! Gage was very helpful with choosing a membership that worked for me! The only reason I am leaving is because I am moving but will miss Genesis! Lisa Davis

I originally joined One Life Fitness in February 2020, which was later acquired by Genesis…read more Genesis at Power and Light has been on the cusp of greatness since they purchased it, and I hope they will finally cross that line. Here are some highlights of the gym: *Location: The gym is located above Cosentino's Market and offers up to two hours of free parking in the garage, with access from Main Street and Walnut. *Personal Trainers: The personal trainers are top-notch. I have trained with James, AJ, and Conner. *Group Classes: The group classes are free for members. My favorite is Natalie's Bootcamp, held Monday through Friday at 12:15 PM. (Please check the website for current times, as they can vary). *Facility: The gym is spacious with eight distinct areas, locker rooms, and pool access for members. Despite these positives, my review is not 5 stars due to the following issues: *Movie - Cardio Room: This room has experienced constant hiccups since Genesis took over, and currently, nothing is showing. *Plumbing/Water Issues: Currently, half the sinks in the men's bathroom are out of service. Last month, there was a small flood from the pool during bootcamp, and earlier this year, leaks from the washer flooded the men's locker room for over a week. *Turf: The gym's turf is original from One Life. It was stretched and glued earlier this year but has needed to be replaced for over a year. *Equipment Maintenance: One of the two skill mills has been out of order for six months, and several cardio machines have had "out of order" signs for several weeks. *Cleanliness: I do not believe the gym is deep cleaned very often, as there are dust bunnies and hairballs around most of the equipment.

Love this studio! I've been trying to find my community of yogies since moving to KC and I think I…read morehit the jackpot. The space is clean and welcoming from the moment you walk in the door. The hot yoga (express or regular - I've taken both) is challenging yet fun and all of the instructors queue lots of options, making it accessible for everyone to do what they want to do and make each practice their own. The locker room is spacious and the music keeps the vibes high before and after the workout. I can't wait to keep taking more classes here!

I don't have a membership at this studio, but I love to attend drop-in classes. This studio has…read moretaught me so much - in fact, I learned the basics here that have kept me going as a yoga lover. I have been going on and off here since 2018 (pre-pandemic). Once we were able to attend classes again, I was very impressed by their dedication to keeping their clients staying safe and feeling that they were in the right hands. I have been attending classes - a few of which are free! They have 2-3 classes a week that are free to introduce you to the studio and to the art of yoga! Following their social media and keeping in touch with the studio will help you figure out when these classes happen. One of my favorite classes that this studio has to offer is "sculpt." They incorporate weights into a traditional yoga setting. This turns the class into s a full-body workout. As a male, there are times where I may not "fit in" to yoga and fitness classes, but here I felt welcome. I feel that this is a workout that other males may also benefit from. They have sessions throughout the entire day. Be sure to check the schedule and plan ahead of time as spaces fill up.

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.

The people who work here are usually pretty cool and somewhat friendly. That is really about the…read moreonly thing this place has going for it. The water here is actually warm and not cold at all which is frustrating

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.

Great friendly staff and classes! Also a great location downtown. Would go again. Kickboxing, jui…read morejitsu, or boxing are all covered.

My experience at this gym was excellent. I got the opportunity to work with an individual by the…read morename of Stefan, who led a class for a group of young college men. This was a terrific experience. Stefan found a balance of support, consistency, and challenge. Undoubtedly, I plan to return and recommend it.

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.

I got a free membership during Covid from my job. I've been paying since. I like Westport best, but…read moreOlathe and Liberty are a bit nicer in the area of equipment and saunas. I don't do cardio here, I go to a big box gym for that since they have the newest there. The staff and hours are wonderful at Foundation. They do have good cheap protein shakes at all of them.

Nice studio! Great instructors. I can see where parking may be a bit challenging. Coming in from…read moreout of town I felt welcomed. Will be back.

I'm Bill, and I can confidently say OTF has been a total game-changer for me. The coaches are…read moremotivating, the music keeps you energized, and every workout pushes you just the right amount. I love how each class is different -- you never get bored, and you always walk out feeling stronger and proud of yourself. The heart-rate tracking and real-time stats make it fun and competitive (especially with yourself!), and the community here is so supportive and welcoming. You don't just show up to work out -- you become part of a team. If you're looking for results, accountability, and a place where you feel inspired to show up and do your best every day, OrangeTheory is it. Highly recommend!

I feel like this is going to be the fairest review you are going to read on here for the HitchFit…read moreprogram. My wife and I did the couples Bootcamp. We did not lose weight on the program. Long story short, the program is extremely rigid and very difficult to follow, but if you have the ability to do so, you'd probably get into very good shape. I disagree with some of the other posts on here regarding the quality of the diet and exercise plans they provide when you sign up. I feel like they did put some thought into our programs. There was some really good information there that I will continue utilize in my fitness journey. I also don't think it is fair that people are complaining that they couldn't get their money back. Once they put the work into it and send the personalized information packets to you, that is it. There is nothing to return at that point. It's like eating an entire meal at a restaurant. You can't ask for your money back even if you didn't enjoy it like you thought you would. We worked with Micah throughout our interactions in the boot camp. He was very responsive and professional. Whenever I emailed him while I was doing the camp, he usually responded within a few minutes. I did appreciate that, but I felt like he didn't always address the problems or concerns I was having. The diet itself is going to be a bunch of small meals. Everything needs to be portioned out and balanced according to his recommendations. The meals aren't bad, but the program is extremely rigid and I don't think the diet itself if very conducive to weight loss. A lot of the foods he recommended were very high in calories or carbohydrates. I lost weight at first, but I think it was water weight. By week 5, I was steadily gaining weight back. I emailed Micah about this and suggested some adjustments I could make, so I'd be eating less. He was pretty adamant about not adjusting the diet, citing concerns that I might lose weight with less carbs or calories, but that I'd lose muscle gains that way. This brings me to my main complaint with the program. If you read about Micah, he states that his body type is a "slow gainer". I feel like his programs are better suited to people looking to put on muscle the "right way". I don't think he is really an expert at weight loss, because he really never had to deal with that problem. He was really fixated on me "not losing muscle gains", but by week 10, I was heavier than when I had started. He was empathetic, but he didn't really listen to me during our weekly check-ins to help me make adjustments to reach my goals. I feel like he would mostly just cheer me on and urge me to stick with the program. The workouts are really intense. You have cardio sessions multiple times a week and strength training on top of that. It ends up being 2-3 hours of exercise every day. There were two problems that my wife and I had with these workouts. For one, we have full time jobs and a family. Neither of us really had two or three extra hours every day. The other problem was that our bodies weren't really conditioned to jump into 2-3 hours of exercise every day. We did our best to hit our numbers, however. By the end of week 10 (of 16), my wife and I were giving up on the program. My wife had modified it to remove the carbohydrates and focus mostly on cardio. She had lost some weight after she made those adjustments. I actually gained a few pounds because I was trying to stick to the program. There is some really good information in the materials they provide, concerning both nutrition and fitness. I think the program could legitimately work if you are able to make it your absolute, sole focus. I think it could also work very well for skinny people trying to put on muscle. I can't really recommend it for people trying to lose weight, however. My wife and I tried extremely hard on this and the program did not help us lose weight. It's not really the program for busy people or working parents trying to get in shape.

This place makes promises in their ads but the owners aren't the ones training. It's a joke and…read morethey should be embarrassed. They hire anyone to "train" and zero results plus extreme injuries that aren't addressed. Beware. Just go to the Y and save yourself the trouble.

I attended a free community class at CorePower Yoga this past Sunday, and let me just say it…read moredefinitely put me to the test in a good way! It was a hot yoga class, and I was sweating a lot, but I left feeling refreshed, relieved, and really glad I came. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'll definitely be looking into taking more classes here. The instructor was great and brought really good energy to the class. There were a few moments where the pace felt a little fast, though, and combined with the studio layout, it made things slightly challenging at times. The pillars in the room can block your view, so there were moments where I couldn't clearly see what she was demonstrating and felt a bit flustered trying to keep up. I can see how that might be frustrating, especially for someone newer to yoga. That said, it didn't take away from the overall experience. It was still a really strong class, and I enjoyed myself. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a good sweat and a solid workout.

Are you ready to SWEAT?! And keep your heart rate up all class long? If you answered yes to both of…read morethose questions, then try Lora's yoga sculpt 60-minute class because, this is not traditional yoga at all! It's fast-paced and closer to a cardio HIIT with a few yoga moves mixed into a quick tempo flow. This was a challenge to my whole body, and I work out almost every day! Also, the locker rooms for this gym are upstairs from the studio, and they're incredible. The facilities are clean and well kept so, if you need to take a shower after a class you can do so comfortably. Everyone was incredibly nice and welcoming. Another plus, as a new student, you get 7 days free to really take as many of the class formats they offer to see what's the best fit for tour fitness goals.