The best health & wellness spots in Salina

“If your skin’s been dealing with Kansas sun, Mowery Med Spa brings the good stuff...”

From the Salina newsletter, September 21, 2026

“If your routine needs a spark, Genesis Health Clubs - Salina packs four indoor tennis courts and two racquetball courts alongside a well-equipped strength and cardio floor. Drop into cycle, yoga, Zumba, or All-American Training, or team up with a personal trainer and actually hit those goals this week.”

From the Salina newsletter, September 18, 2026

“From classes and personal training to their Athlete and Football Academies, Sharp Performance is built to raise your game this week at any age. They focus on proven systems and measurable results, so future-you can thank present-you when the numbers climb.”

From the Salina newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Whether you want smoother skin, fewer lines, or to finally retire that old tattoo, Gingerbeam Spa & Wellness in Salina brings laser services, medical-grade facials, Botox, microneedling, halo therapy, infrared sauna, chiropractic, and more under one roof.”

From the Salina newsletter, September 23, 2026

“If sunscreen forgot a few spots, 785 Aesthetic Med Spa tackles sun damage, fine lines, and stubborn areas with IPL photofacials, Morpheus8 microneedling, and EvolveX, guided by board-certified Dr. Patrick Lucaci. Prefer subtle tweaks, not drama?”

From the Salina newsletter, September 16, 2026

“GreatLIFE Salina bundles golf, fitness, and swimming under one roof, with tee times for members and daily fee players and a crew that can pull off a smooth tournament or event. Locals love the value and variety, plus the surprise cameo from shuffleboard when you want to keep it friendly.”

From the Salina newsletter, September 1, 2026

“From a full-size basketball court and racquetball to free weights, cardio and a slick second-level indoor track, Kansas State Salina - Student Life Center keeps fitness interesting. Open to the community, with group classes, ping pong and an 18-hole disc golf course that makes sweat feel like play.”

From the Salina newsletter, September 22, 2026