A great place, with excellent facilities and very personable staff anxious to help! The brand new Lenard Hall building is lovely and cool, and so is its administrator, Anisah Richards, as is piano and voice instructor, Jane Moorhead. Outstanding experiences with both these people, as well as with front desk staff at the main building. Go!!!
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My wife just got the family membership here. It's great to have through the winter time to keep the kids active Pool, full court basketball , track, weight room, game room and much more
A very good community center. The most useful thing is the track, where you can walk/jog in the bitter long winter. I also love the therapy pool. Their daycare is very good, too. The staffs are nice and helpful. I would only suggest them to organize their lost and found section. I could not find anything that I ever lost in the center. So you need to be careful about your belongings. But overall, this is an awesome place to spend time with kids, especially in the winter time.
Nice to have a gym close to home. Definitely would be great if some of the classes offered would be included in the membership like many other gyms I belong to.
Great facility with activities for adults and children. Safe place for your kids to go be with friends and hangout in the teen center or shoot some hoops on the basketball court.
If you like territorial old people, long lines for machines, awful/EXTREMELY limited weights, free coffee with seniors, wannabe gangster teens from 3-5pm, then this is the place for you.
Well maintained facility with plenty of amenities. Pool, fitness room, gym and a huge variety of programs available. More expensive than just a fitness facility but way more options. Highly recommended!
Convenient, yes. Cost efficient, no. Spacious and up to date, not really. It's a struggle as a university employee to find a place that isn't over half an hour away that has all the modern things you need. I'll settle for with this for a few years then something has to give.
Their attitude there completely sucks!! And the fact that they require a parent to be in the pool with every child that wears a life jacket is completely absurd!! Because I have 4 children and 3 out of the 4 have to wear life jackets because of their ages and there's only 2 parents me and my husband so I think that rule should be changed! It's not fair to the families with multiple young children or the children! Especially when there's many life guards working and watching them on duty at any given time!!!! Think about it and change that rule because I will never spend 1 red cent to buy family passes there until you do and I will tell everyone I know about it and that's a whole lot of people!!
I figure to share this with all members when I drove into work on this day during this horrible time this brought a smile to my face and figure to share with all of our members
It has a nice pool. It has an assortment of classes. To be honest, the actual gym is small and it is way too expensive in comparison to other local gyms.
Terrible customer services. My wife buys memberships for the family, and we have been members for years. I use the gym upstairs about once a week, and didn t come last week. My daughter attends the swimming club and we pay for that activity as well. My wife and my son didn t use any facilities at all for months. She buys memberships as I still sometimes go there as said. Today I drove my daughter there to her swimming club, and was told I could not use the gym as my membership was expired, and was looked like someone who didn t pay the service. I didn t have cash or cards with me at the time, so had to waste my time waiting for my daughter to finish. If I were them, I would tell my customer to come in, and resign up the membership next time. They are willing to give their long time customers bad experience, is that called customer service? Did they train their staff how to serve customers? Or that is just the culture?