VIBE Gym and Wellness Collective

I have now been a Vibe member for a whole year. I was ten months postpartum when I started attending strength training classes led by Meghan. I never thought I would be anywhere close to where I currently am fitness-wise after I had my baby, and I owe a lot of that to these classes. Meghan understands that different people need different coaching styles; one of Meghan's strength training classes can have 12+ people in it, and she will provide what each individual needs to challenge and support them safely. Meghan is spectacular at what she does, is a vulnerable leader/coach, and is one of those people who brings everyone around them up. I can't recommend her classes enough.If you do not want to attend classes, there is also an open gym, and you can utilize anything from the electronic workout mirrors to the cardio machines and so much more.Childcare is also included with the membership; the childcare experts have been excellent. I am so grateful to Kiana for her kindness and relaxed manner with my toddler. When he had separation anxiety, she comforted, held, and read to him; when he warmed up and wanted to play with the other kids, she encouraged and helped him join the group. It's so wonderful to know your kid is getting actual care when you aren't around, and I see all the childcare specialists show up for Vibe member's kids in such beautiful ways.Aside from the actual gym and all it offers, the community I gained from going to classes is something I never would have imagined. This is such a safe space. As a member of the LGBTQ community, I see other people from my community and also real allies, which makes me feel safe. As a new mother, I get to talk to other moms and hold space for the not-so-talked-about hardships of motherhood, and that makes me feel not so alone. The friends I have made who help keep me motivated and who are excited about one another's wins and progress, not just at the gym but in life, make me feel like I belong. This community is everything.As long as Vibe is open, I will be a member.

Vibe is a one of a kind place. I have been going here since they opened and enjoyed every time I go. Meghan (the owner) is such a good human who has a passion for making this gym a safe space for anyone and everyone. I am learning how to lift weights in an environment that doesn’t scare me. All of their class instructors are so passionate and good at teaching. There is also always free parking available, which is super important to me.

I’ve never been a fitness girl until I started attending Megan’s classes at this gym! She’s hands down THE BEST coach! I’ve been going consistently for almost 2 months now, and I can feel/ see the difference! It’s such a great feeling! You can tell that Megan really cares for her clients and is authentic when it comes to this line of work! Excited to continue my fitness journey at this gym for the foreseeable future ☺️

I'm a guy, who happens to be gay, as a gay man Im really not comfortable going to a typical gym. I was hoping to find a queer inclusive gym, I heard of this place from a couple of colleagues. I was sad that I'm not able to join because I identify as a male. I have body dysmorphophobia and the amount of anxiety I have to even work out in public, let alone in a cis-masc typical gym.When will this community ever come together if we keep the division up seriously?

I have an autoimmune disease that means I have to have heavy modifications one day and little to no modifications the next, so when I went looking on here I had a lot of trouble because most places don't advertise that they work with people like me.VIBE Gym & Wellness Collective is where I wound up & I attend classes there regularly. The instructors are able to assist in my modifications on the fly. They've never made me feel bad for not being able to lift the same amount of weights week after week. And the other people at the gym are so supportive!I'm not a skinny, fit person and I've always felt really self conscious going to the gym because I didn't want to do it 'wrong'. Vibe is the first place I've ever gone where I haven't felt afraid of failing. Where I'm excited to do badly so I can improve.I started going to Meghan Nelson for personal training first, she's the one who helped me a ton in terms of initial modifications. Especially around certain exercises that I just can't physically do (I'll never be able to plank properly because of my wrists). From her I went from lifting nothing to 55+ pounds and still going.She was there during my flares, and was great at listening and making me not feel like a failure for not maxing out reps. That's not her thing anyway, that's me and the perfectionist side of things. But she operates with a range instead of a set number and that was so freeing for me. It gave me space to grow and space to back up as needed.Anyway, I have a different perspective then someone younger and able bodied but I know I'm not the only person with an autoimmune disease that makes exercise harder. And Vibe is where I feel safe not just emotionally but also with my physical wellbeing.

I've been a member at Vibe since June of 22. From day one, I felt completely welcomed and comfortable attending classes. I do Meghan's MWF strength training classes (offered 3x day - SO flexible) and just LOVE them. I'm getting SO strong and am seeing fantastic results. Great instruction, I've always felt super safe lifting ever-heavier iron and have been totally injury free. Lots of great, functional exercises as well. Everyone at Vibe, staff and members, are so friendly, laidback and fun. I can't recommend Vibe enough - join us and get strong!!!

I have never been to a gym that is more welcoming than VIBE Gym! The gym itself is super aesthetic, but what really sets it apart is the energy and community there. It is so refreshing to be around such genuine and authentic people. Everyone is so supportive and accepting of each other.The classes are one of a kind! Especially Meghan's strength training class. It is structured in a way that is educational, but also build community. Attendees group up and help each other during the class. And seeing the regulars help any newcomers is truly special to watch. If you're looking for a squad to workout with, then definitely check out VIBE Gym.

The equipment sucks and class instructors show up maybe 50% of the time. Meghan and her staff are truly mean girls. So disappointing that they advertise themselves as a safe inclusive space for women because that truly could not be further from the truth. Meghan started this gym as one big instagram photo opportunity for herself and her friends. Be prepared for her staff to laugh at you and mock you. Be prepared for screaming children. Be prepared for MLM girls in your face harassing you to buy some insane products. Be prepared to be side eyed or just blatantly ignored when you ask a staff member a question. Be prepared to be in a space that always, without fail, smells like a rotting corpse is in the ceiling. The amount of money they charge for a membership is ridiculous and not a cent goes to improving the gym, it all goes to Meghan’s wardrobe so she can wear nice expensive clothes and roll her eyes at you when you’re not 🙃 Many members have avoided writing reviews because they’re afraid of Meghan coming after them but i don’t care, there’s nothing she can do to me now and someone needs to stand up to her.

Vibe has become one of my favorite places for community and fitness events! It’s not only a welcoming place for queer/non-binary people, but also for mothers who need to bring their children in. The childcare room has always been fun for my daughter, Hannah’s yoga class is a positive and freeing environment, the members and staff are encouraging of all fitness levels and goals. There is a very welcoming feel from the environment and the people who work in there, from the instructors, owners, and other wellness business owners! If you haven’t dropped in, sign-up for a trial, or attend the next community event!

I love this gym and always enjoy attending classes, specifically the Motion is a Potion class that Mckay teaches. I believe that’s their name and hope I spelled it right. They’ve created such a welcoming, fun, free dance class. I’ve never experienced another class like it. There is zero judgement and zero pressure to do each move perfectly. I’ve always wanted to do a dance class, but have no real dance experience so this class fits perfectly. You don’t have to be an actual dancer. The music allows me to process emotional and mental trauma too and I am just so grateful I discovered the class. McKay is very uplifting and full of light. Thank you! The only thing I would change is that they don’t have any way to contact the gym except email. I sent an email through their contact form one week as I had signed up for a class and I was feeling sick so I wanted to carry my credit over to the next week. I never got a response and they don’t have a phone number listed or any other contact method at all. I personally don’t understand businesses not having phones. It seems like a new thing or maybe just a Denver thing but I feel it hurts the business rather than helps it. I’ll still be attending the gym, but find that experience frustrating. They quickly responded to my review, but still failed to respond to my original contact form which doesn’t make sense to me. I had to email again to get a response, but never got a response to my contact form.