Too crowded...need someone at door monitoring who signed up and who did not

Just an all around great facility! However, the stretching area is quite small.

Welcoming, clean locker rooms, good class choices, friendly instructors, large parking lots,

Medicare plan dropping Silver and Fit- Y refuses to match Planet Fitness rates of $15/mo for seniors.

great parking, able to seeoutside , classes on other side of building than weight room

The facilities are clean and offer many activities.

Everyone is very friendly and make you feel welcome and comfortable. You have a great variety of classes that cover just about anything you might want to work on. Love trying all he different classes. Never any judgement, you can do you.

No matter what day or time that I use the weight room; I need to wait to get on machines. I don’t need to use the machines in order, yet often every machine is being used. Same with treadmills.

Clean, friendly staff, and variety of workout equipment.

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I use the pool.for lap swimming and the pool is always inviting , clean and clear and the chemicals balance good. The lifeguards are friendly and accommodating. Anything can happen in the pool and it is great to know we are safe there. The pool area and locker rooms are very clean and pleasant. The pool is open every day, including Sunday. Fellow swimmers are pleasant and always willing to share lanes if needed. I have also participated in aqua fitness classes , which are offered Mon thru Sat. The instructors are certified and offer wonderful classes for any age.

I am just getting back to going to the Y on a regular basis for cardio & toning. Glad to see both new rowers are back in order!

I have had several unpleasant experiences at the front desk due to ymca not being able to have the correct info for my membership. I tried fixing it so i wouldnt get harrased but nothing works. I will take my business elsewhere.

Very friendly, welcoming, up to date equipment. Offers many classes for everyone to choose from. Impressed with the director, that showed me the work out equipment , answered all questions with ease.

The group fitness room is kind of a train wreck. It’s disorganized, more hand weights & racks for them are necessary; and many need to be replaced since they are worn with coating peeling off. Are they ever wiped down? I definitely have to wash after because idk when anything has been cleaned.

Tape on the floor indicating proper spacing would be wonderful for classes like BodyPump. St Petersburg does this to ensure ppl don’t set up too closely which can definitely be an issue.

I like everything about this Y, the teachers, the staff, the classes.

I am a type 1 diabetic...and old. Once the squad was called and once I had to leave Silver Sneakers workout. The care I receive from staff and other members was exemplary. I continue to come to the Y because I know I will be taken care of. The classes are great. Wilda is amazing in that she know so man of us individually and teaches to our strengths.

Beautiful facility, clean, friendly staff. Variety of classes, good hours.

Friendliness, Assistance when necessary!

I love my Y! Something for everyone. Staff is so friendly and engaging. instructors very knowledgeable and exciting!!

I like the group classes very much but wish fewer mid day class times were Silver Sneakers focused. Also I have asked several times for the PH Y to consider adding Les Mills Tone class. I used to take that class at the Clearwater Y and loved it. No one has responded to me when I’ve submitted the request via note card provided by front desk. That is a disappointment. I mean why ask for feedback and contact info if there is no follow up or acknowledgment. I do think the Y is a great value.

Clean and great atmosphere

More senior classes in the morning

This is our second time doing volleyball in this Y league. I only agreed to do it a second time because my son wanted to be with his friends. He and I already knew the program was a joke the first time, but I thought it couldn't possibly get any worse. I was wrong. This time, it is a COMPLETE joke. My son is essentially coming to "play" "volleyball" or stand around on the court watching clueless kids that aren't getting real coaching watch the ball hit the ground over and over and not much more.

Coaching? What coach? They didn't have a coach for our team so some kid's mom or some clueless volunteer teenager on her phone pretends to be the coach when they aren't busy. Why am I paying to get some parent that thinks they are qualified to be a "coach"? You don't just magically become an effective coach just because someone tells you that you are a coach now.

We go to the open gym on Sundays and (I'm not exaggerating one bit) literally 5 mins of open gym playing is far more beneficial for my son than an "hour" of practice or the games. Definitely not being coached and little to no learning is happening.

Rules are stated but not followed. Description of the league sign up doesn't match what you get. The net is embarrassingly pathetic! It's not that difficult to pull of basic things in a program like this. We are not asking for the world, just simple basic things that even a child could organize. You guys can't even do that. It is clear that everyone hates their jobs and is just phoning it in. I thought I9 league was bad but the Y is at a whole other level of incompetency. No wonder the Y programs are infamously known to be the laughing stock of the community. Your reputation precedes you.

We decided to try the volleyball skills development program simultaneously at the Trinity Y, and they have better coaches, but that's still not saying a lot compared to the Palm Harbor "Coaches". At least they have real nets that you can actually play off of but the coaches are not trained to be real coaches. Just because someone knows how to play well, doesn't mean they will be good at coaching. The kids stand waiting in lines most of the hour just to get one touch every 3-5 mins. This is breaking one of the cardinal rules of coaching. The most basic coaching class teaches that kids should have very little down time. You are paying like a dollar for every time your kid actually gets to touch the ball. The rest of your money is going toward teaching your kid how to stand and wait for their turn in line.

I think I will start a sport program where people actually pay me good money to have their kids come and stand around a ghetto saggy net and allow anyone with a pulse to volunteer that is willing to pretend to be a "coach". Then teach the kids next to nothing, and have them wait in line most of the practice and have so many kids on a team that there is even less time to be on the court during a game. Oh and give a high schooler girl a whistle and call her a "referee" while she is zoned out on her phone or eating her dinner while blowing the whistle. Professionalism that resembles the quality of the net. Bravo YMCA!

The pool is monopolized by swim teams, lessons and special needs. No lap swim until late at night. Unacceptable that the swim teams get prime hours (3-7pm and 7:30am - 11am Saturdays. Some of us work and can come in the mornings unless you open earlier like 4:30am.