Inspire Fitness

I personally don’t go to this gym, but my mom went in here to sign up. She was taking a tour with Travis and he continually accused her of being a «grandma» during walk through of the gym. My mother is in her late 40’s, but according to Travis, she needs a walker along with breathing tubes. Those aren’t exact words, but for whatever reason, he really wanted to make my mom feel terrible. She was very offended by his unprofessional remarks and I’m not sure how someone like this could work in a customer service position.

Worst place ever! First, they are a bunch of lying sharks that work there. When they first opened they printed post cards and left them all over town. They brought mine to my work. They read, $ 10 a month for 24 hour gym, free tanning and no contract. When i went to sign up they said it was a misprint and oops, sorry. We cant honor it. Then when i went to workout they started relentlessly harassing me and my friends to do personal training sessions. I had to tell one guy three times to walk away and leave me alone to do my workout before he finally did. That was after politely decling multiple times. This hppens every time i go in and im sick of it. I come to the gym to work, not to be harassed. They somehow make this experience worse. My credit card that they required i use for auto pay when i signed up was expiring. My bank sent me a new one. I called them and updated the information with them. They said it was all done. Shocker, it wasnt! I received a call from a debt collector a month later. NO PHONE CALL FROM INSPIRE. I RECEIVED A CALL FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR FOR $ 10!!! If you can beleive it, it gets worse. I called and ince again fixed the issue… or so i thought. They began debited my credit card correctly again. While in the ICU with my gravely ill father in-​law last friday, i received another call from a debt collector. Bow they are sending me to collections for $ 40! And they have been debiting my account this entire time. Do you think anyone there is competent enough to fix it? I doubt it. They all claim they are thr manager when you talk to them. They refuse to give a name of their boss. BEWARE! NOTHING BUT A BUNCH ON CON-​MEN AT THIS PLACE. I am filing a claim of unfair debt collection practices today. FIND SOME PLACE REPUTABLE TO WORKOUT AT!!!

***** Caution ***** Caution ***** Caution *****
Beware of doing business here.
***********Deceptive/​Agressive/​Unethical Sales Tactics *********** Predatory Billing ***********
Do yourself a favor. Don’t sign anything. Don’t provide them your credit card. If you feel you still might do business here, at least take all paperwork home before signing and read them thoroughly including all fine print. Don’t succumb to their high pressure sales tactics and sign anything at the gym. Familiarize yourself with every detail in their contract before signing. Will be reporting to Better Business Bureau, contacting attorney, media, consumer advocate. Something must be done about these predatory business practices. The rating of one star is one too many but I didn’t have the option of zero stars. If a business has to resort to sleaziness to keep their business afloat, they are not worth doing any business with.

Beware the training side of this gym.
I need to start by saying that I like the gym itself. It is not very crowded and there are lots of machines as well as ropes and TRX equipment.
I am giving this place one star because of the personal training side. They are sister company to the Inspire Fitness called Envision. When you sign up for a membership you get a free training session. I was looking to get a few sessions anyway to get back into the gym, so I was excited about this. The night of my appointment I had to wait 30 minutes because the guy was tied up with another customer. Once I sat down with the guy we went over goals and some information about nutrition. He worked me out for about 20 minutes and it was a good, hard work out. Then, the sales pitch came. I wanted to buy a few sessions, so I wasn’t a hard sell. He just kept saying that I need to invest in my health. He asked how many times a week would be ideal for me to train and we settled on six times a month. He asked for first and last months payment, and I said no. So he said I could just pay first month, and I just need 30 day written notice to cancel. I was never given a copy of my contract, but the next time I went in with my 30 day notice to cancel and just do my first 6 sessions. That is when I was told that I had signed up for 24 months of six sessions a month. The manager got involved and told me I signed it and there was nothing he could do. He said several times that the sales guys are trained to pitch it a certain way. Obviously, they are trained to deceive people to the tune of $ 6,700. I was extremely upset and we settled on 6 months. After coming to terms with what had happened, I scheduled my first session. I did a ten minute warm up, then met with my trainer. We talked about goals again and took my measurements and he said see you next time. I didn’t even get a work out. So, at my second session we started off fast and worked out really hard for about 25 minutes. That is when I was told the sessions are only 30 minutes long. I have paid $ 46 for each session expecting to work out for an hour. The Envision company is deceptive and taking advantage of people that just want to get in shape and start a healthy life. The trainers I have met are very nice, but the sales guys and the sales manager are just out to make a buck.

this gym is pretty typical of most exercise clubs. the facilty is clean, the staff is friendly and the price is reasonable. the only bummer is the selection of workout machines. the amount of ab machines are limited and not the type of machine that i like to work my abs (and abs are my favorite exercise) so i’m a little dissaoppointed. some of the cooler amenities are the womens only section and the movie room. overall i like this vym and will continue to workout there…

I like the gym itself but the customer service sucks. I had my free personal training session and my friend and I got conned into signing up for training. Our schedule was for trainer once a week and then paper trainers twice a week. The trainer was MIA for our first appointment so another trainer did our strength test. He couldn’t do our measurements because they didn’t have a tape measure. Our paper trainer for the week was blank so another trainer filled that out while we warmed up. Then we had yet another trainer show us the exercise. This week we are supposed to have a training session and have yet to receive a phone call from Chris (our trainer). They obviously just care about getting you signed up and then forget about you. We are not happy with the customer service and will be canceling our training sessions. I like the equipment in the gym and the price of the membership so unfortunately I will be keeping my membership. They need different trainers who actually give a shit about your health and fitness.

Great place, and great price. All of the workout equipment you need and open 24 hours a day.

I absolutely love my gym. They are extremely attentive and encouraging. I have never felt out of place here. My personal trainer is amazing as well as the rest of the staff. I have lost ten lbs since seeing my trainer, my body is getting toned and I feel great. Best gym around the Denver Metro area.

I enjoy going to the gym, impressed that if a person wants or needs help from the trainers they are very helpful and are also there in the evening.

Inspire Fitness finally opened on 3÷9÷15 and so far, so good. The staff is pretty friendly and I haven’t been hassled once about buying additional services.
Pros:
— All new equipment
— Great price per month
— No crowds (yet)
— Tons of treadmills
— They have a few of those rubber-​padded weight plates, which are perfect for Olympic-​style lifts
Cons:
— I’ve only found one drinking fountain
— There are no clocks on the wall
— Not a lot of variety in the cardio equipment, although there’s a lot of it