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Review summary

Average rating: 4.7

out of 5 stars

Average of the 9 sample reviews below

  • 5 stars 6
  • 4 stars 3

What comes up most

  • Prices match the website

    The most common comment: no surprise fees at the desk.

  • Cancelling and freezing are easy

    Members mention doing both in the app, without a phone call.

  • Mornings and Ride get busy

    The honest complaint. Check the app's busy gauge and book early.

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The price online was the price at the desk

“I priced four gyms before joining. Iron Atlas was the only one where the contract matched the website, including the $49 annual fee they tell you about up front.”

Ana P. · Member 2 years Highlands · Home Club

Great floor, packed at 5 a.m.

“Twelve platforms and they're still full by 5:05. Lunch is wide open, though, and the busy gauge in the app is honest. One star off for the morning crush.”

Jordan W. · Member 8 months Downtown · All-Access

Foundation made the barbell less scary

“I'd never lifted anything heavier than groceries. Marisol's Foundation class is patient and nobody stares. I go three mornings a week now.”

Keisha M. · Member 1 year Centennial · Home Club

Quiet, heavy, and the plates are calibrated

“No blaring music, no posing mirrors, chalk allowed. The regulars will spot you if you ask and leave you alone if you don't.”

Tom R. · Member 3 years Lakewood · Home Club

Kids Club is the reason we can train

“Two hours of staffed childcare for $15 a month, and the staff know our kids by name. The pool gets crowded on Saturday mornings, so we swim on Sundays.”

Lena V. · Member 6 months Aurora · All-Access + Kids Club

Best bag class around, tight locker room

“Twelve Rounds at 5:45 p.m. is brutal in the best way. The RiNo locker room is small at peak times, so I show up already changed.”

Mateo G. · Member 1 year RiNo · All-Access

Freezing my membership took 30 seconds

“I broke my wrist skiing and froze my membership in the app for two months at $5 a month. No phone call, no guilt trip. Unfreezing worked the same way.”

Sarah K. · Member 2 years Downtown · Atlas Black

I cancelled when I moved. No runaround.

“Moved to Fort Collins and cancelled in the app. Thirty days' notice, no exit fee, and the last charge was exactly what they said it would be.”

Devon L. · Member 18 months Highlands · Home Club (cancelled)

Friendly club, but Ride fills fast

“Book Ride the minute it opens 48 hours out or you'll land on the waitlist. To be fair, the waitlist does text you when a bike opens up.”

Grace H. · Member 4 months Centennial · All-Access

Cloud of lifting chalk drifting over a kettlebell between an athlete's feet on a gym floor

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