Logan’s Gym

I would like to say I have seen the gym to give it the rating I have. Alas, I have never been inside the gym. I read the reviews here and called per their website’s request to arrange a tour. I left my name, number and the reason I was calling. (Possible new business would excite most business owners). That was a few weeks ago. I never received a call.
Someone in that industry suggested I call again, it might be worth it. This time I listened to the same recording. It did allow that I call another number to reach «Kim» that would be her cell. I decided to opt for that. I called Kim, and again left all the pertinent information to call me back to schedule a tour of the facility. That was yesterday morning. No return call from Kim as of this evening. I suppose business is either just too good to bother acquiring new members or the gym may have gone out of business? I have no clue. What I do know is I prefer working with businesses that understand that communication with clients and potential clients is a key to their success. Logan’s Gym does not appear to share that same philosophy.

This is a GREAT gym, maybe the best I’ve seen in 25 years of working out. it’s not busy, they have pretty much everything (and I do mean everything) and everybody is respectful no matter what their style. It’s clean, open 24÷7÷365 and well maintained and pretty darn affordable. What more could you ask for?
This is a real gym, weights, dumbbells to 150lbs, benches of all types, cable machines/​racks with a million different bars, power racks, squat racks, bumper plates, 2 different types of a full range of machines, kettleballs, mats, steps, heavy bags, speed bags, cardio of all types, medicine balls, wrestling area, crossfit style area, i mean everything. If you can’t find what you need to work out here, you’re doing something way out there.
clean bathrooms and showers, bring your own lock for the day locker. No BS on contracts, lots of different ways to pay/​sign up and all very reasonable.
There are lots of little touches that really make a difference. There’s a microwave if you want to heat up your pre or post meal, cold and hot water dispenser, a supplement share (if you don’t like it, bring it in and someone else can take it), couple different types of toiletries in the men’s room (similar to the women’s room review above) and even a few boxes of tissues with trash cans all around.

I moved here from out of state and was pretty anxious about finding and joining a gym and training on my own. I used to have the luxury of a personal trainer three times a week, but alas, that is no more. I was way too intimidated by the size of CAC and didn’t want to have to go to Boulder to work out, and I wasn’t looking for some super athletic complex; I just wanted a clean, local gym where I could lift and maybe run on a treadmill now and again.
I stumbled across the gym via a Google search. Logan’s is a members-​only gym with 24-​hour access. You will need to call to get a tour and when you take the tour you will not be pressured, strong-​armed or up-​sold. I felt the rates were very reasonable. Kim, one of the owners is usually there daily M-​F, I haven’t dealt with her husband Paul, but are both NPC (
) winners. Kim is a NASM-​certified personal trainer with a credential in corrective exercise.
Logan’s is all about LOTS OF WEIGHTS but the gym also has an MMA workout area (with nice padded floors, heavy bags and there’s MMA classes offered so you can kick/​punch/​throw your friends! It is my understanding the owners are trying to set up some more cardio/​training classes for 2013.
Even though this is really a lifter’s gym, there is some cardio gear (Bikes, ellipticals, SCI-​TEX and Woodway treadmills (I love Woodways). All the equipment is clean and well-​maintained and gym is orderly.
Bottled water is also available for sale and the gym is affiliated with a dietary coach type person, who has a small informational display and samples available for purchase.
The lady’s locker room is tidy and there are two showers. Hairdryer, lotions, hairspray, and other girlie stuff like that is available, looks like it’s the typical «share some stuff» sort of set-​up where some items are provided but other people bring in items to share. Lockers are available, but for daily use only, bring your own lock. The gym offers a sweat-​towel service (small towels for wiping down equipment). Bring your own full-​sized towel.
I probably could have gotten a peek into the men’s locker room if I had thought to ask but I didn’t and I wasn’t about to sneak in there — some of the clientele are BIG and I might have actually been bodily heaved out of the area. Or at least bench-​pressed a couple of times. (LOL) I’m sure the men’s room is just as nice as the lady’s. Like I said, the gym is very clean.
It’s hard to be a fitness noob but it’s even worse here in Colorado, where it seems like everyone’s an athlete. So if you are apprehensive, come here and get started, you’ll be treated well. If you are an experienced lifter, you will also be treated well (or left alone to do your workout), and you’ll love the 24-​hour access, as well the variety of free weights and machines.
Kim and Paul obviously have gone a long way to make the space functional, welcoming, respectful and worthwhile. You can find them on Facebook as well, as it looks like the website is pretty basic. The FB page has better pictures of the gym.