I have just joined because of talking with a friend they joined about a month ago. I’ve had my introduction appointment with the Egym process and that’s perfect for me. Alex was PERFECT and very patient with me! I will & have already had conversations with other friends about my positive experience. 😊👍🏻💕
The biggest problem for me is the lack of teen actives, and the teen volunteers you have are often abrasive with the younger children they are suppose to be supervising. I definitely would not send a child to camp there.
I like the new equipment and it nice an clean..
original visit; spoke with Joy she was terrific. I became a member and set up appointment for following day for EGYM. Brice was my assigned person for the orientation. He was a terrible instructor. Never even talked about wiping equipment and provided a minimum of guidance. He did give me a wrist band, but never explained the app that it links t. Every question I had, seemed burdomesome.
It is really the lack of support for the gymnasium. The floor is always dusty, the past grip is literally PEELING off the floor and there has been no plan to fix it. Also, when it rains the gym roof leaks and that is a hazard for everyone. You put a bucket to catch it but it has been this way for 1+ years and it also hinders a good part of the basketball court and takes away from people who want to use the gym as a main source of fitness. A couple of my associates even fil complaints and they seem to fall upon deaf ears.
Every time I do a body combat class the air is not working in the room
I would like to see more offerings for water exercise for adults such as deep water exercise and the use of other water based equipment to make the classes more interesting and beneficial.
It's a family place and I have a lot of friends that I call family!
It was easy to join and everybody has been helpful.
very friendly and helpful
The staff is exceptional, from front desk, to instructors, gym attendants, and also maintenance crew. I’ve only encountered two individuals who I cannot get a smile response passing by in a hallway. Other than that, A++ to everyone.
Classes are great. Everyone is friendly.
Lots of new equipment and locker room.
I like that there are plenty of treadmills, and there is almost always oneavailable. I also like the new E gym equipment, as it encourages me to do some different activities to help maintain muscle strength. I always felt kind of overwhelmed by the plethora of other equipment and didn’t know what to do next.
I like the availability of the equipment I need and I love the pool on the 4 foot side because it makes it so easy to get in and out of the pool via the steps. The lifeguard on the side where there are swim lanes did not realize that I could not get in and out of the pool easily because I’m in rehab at the moment. That should be addressed.
Clean place and friendly representatives
Childcare for workouts I couldn’t work out without it.
I worked at the YMCA for about 15 years when it first opened up it was a very positive environment for my children when they were young I know have joined with silver sneakers and my grandchildren are now able to spend time with me and I love the idea of being able to swim in my exercises and keep myself healthy as I have recently sent my retired
Joe great job customer service!
Many people attend yoga, their phones go off during class, they come in late, and talk during class. Yoga should be peaceful and relaxing in a calm dark comfortable environment. The room we use is not any of that.
Community support and stregth
Our kiddo is thriving at camp. He loves the structure and creativity in the programming. And he gets to practice his swim skills for an hour every day, which has improved his confidence around water. We love this camp and have recommended it to several friends already!
Much too crowded. Sometimes I waste 30 mins looking for a parking space
I think it is the best YMCA in town!
Not enough volunteers to run some of the sports programs. Some staff members had to be coaches to run certain sports. You can tell the staff wasnt knowledgeable in that specific sport they were coaching. So the children didnt learn anything from the sport. Children were not able to play and have fun within the sport due to lack of motivation, preparation, and lack of teaching. It was disappointing that there wasn't a strong coach to lead them or guide them properly. Its not the staff members fault that they didn't have the knowledge to coach but it sucks that the ymca didn't have anyone else to do so. I know the ymca uses volunteers so it does make it an obstacle in getting help. The ymca vets their volunteers well. However maybe too well to the point its affecting getting coaches in to coach team sports in a way that allows the child to enjoy their activity especially when the parents are paying $90 or more.