There is nothing like 1:1 strength and conditioning from a trainer who also strives to stay in the…read morecompetition arena. Don't let Jaymye's short stature fool you! Hahaha! She will get you fired up and help you set goals that are realistic. Forget the bug gym... What you will get here is personal, results driven, and education.

The nutrition services provided by Bethany are amazing. She is personable and designs your plan to…read morefit your needs. The fact that Bethany is also a nurse is wonderful. She was able to identify some things with me that weren't quite right and pushed to me get blood work. Because of that, I caught a huge iron deficiency that needed infusions. Thanks for Bethany I am feeling better and have a much better understanding of how food and my body work together!

If you want a non-nonsense gym, with people who care and a program that works this is your solace.read more

This gym is a good size, and everything looks brand new. They have a playroom for kids, and plenty…read moreof equipment so you're rarely waiting your turn on anything. It also has red light therapy.

This is a clean, well run gym for any type of strength training you need. The equipment is new and…read morethere are plenty of weight sets so no waiting. The owner is knowledgeable and helpful and can plan a work out suited to your personal level of fitness. Very low key with supportive trainers. There is a special community class called osteoblast targeted to older folks to build strength and balance to help build bone and prevent fractures. These classes are part of silver sneakers but anyone can attend. Come on by. You will love it.

Best gym with the best owners in Texoma. It's not even close. Whether a beginner or a seasoned vet…read more You will find a home here

...in a nice neighborhood, very nice staff. Insurance pays for the use, there is no reason not to…read moreexercise.

Chlorine smell overwhelmed the small space. Staff was nice. Wish it was in a central location.read more

On the third Friday of every month, Texoma Pride Wrestling (now known simply as NWA Texoma) puts on…read morea pro wrestling show in Sherman, TX. It's no frills, old school, and entertaining as hell. The Elks Lodge where the show is put on is bare bones, and the prices are super affordable ($10 for ringside seats/$6 for 2nd row). The shows typically run 2 hours, although the last one I saw was 2 1/2 hours in length. The people are nice, the crowd is loud and into the matches, and the vibe is relaxed. If you're a fan of pro wrestling, it's a fun night out where you can kick back, yell your head off, and watch some quality, old school pro wrestling. My only complaint (and it's a VERY minor one) is a lack of organization at the merch table. I purchased a t-shirt and was initially overcharged, which was quickly corrected by yours truly. Also, I asked for an XL shirt and was given on, except is was a women's XL. I read the 'XL' on the tag and tossed it in a bag, so I was less than thrilled when I got home and tried it on. I'm 220 pounds...it didn't go very well. Oh well, the shirt was only $5, which is a steal for a t-shirt. I'll just shrink it and my wife can wear it to bed. Lemons into lemonade... Texoma's recent partnering with the historic National Wrestling Alliance should mean and big influx of talent into their shows as well, meaning they're only gonna get better and better. Check 'em out. It's worth the drive. Bring cash, no credit card machines that I saw.

We camped 2 nights in our RV and hiked the trails. The RV spot we had was very unlevel and…read moreunfortunately didn't have enough leveling blocks. Had to add buying more to the growing RV needs list. The park was well maintained. The trailheads have limited parking. We drove around until we found one on trail 9. There are 14 or more trails and they seem to create a loop. We hiked 3 miles and called it a day. The trails sometimes needed better signage. I liked the vast amount of picnic areas. This park is well off the main steers creating a quiet place to enjoy. I mean, I heard speed boats during our hike, but that didn't spoil my solitude.

We really enjoyed a marvelous weekend at Eisenhower State park not long ago!! I definitely…read morerecommend visiting, before it gets too crazy hot. We came here in late spring. They have really nice nearby cabins along the peninsula where we stayed. There's a lot to do for the entire family, trail running, hiking, fishing etc. Plus it is a short drive up north offering the "we are not in DFW" vibe. It is worth checking out for sure!

Looking for a short getaway to bask in some beautiful hiking, biking and/or running trails?! Bonham…read moreis a great option for this, bring family and friends or come solo! The park itself is fairly small with several trail loops to explore. Go thru the gate and grab a pass from the main area where you may also park. They will give you a trail map as well as tell you a bit about the trails in terms of where to start, etc! They also had a really fun cooking class in the morning right on the lake. Super unexpected but awesome! Apparently they do lots of trail events often to check online to see what is going on. Bring your tent or RV and you can camp out right on the water. Cheap kayaks are available for rent as well. Since it is so hot you need to start early and/or bring plenty of hydration for your adventure. This was a great way for me to start my weekend and really set the tone for a serenity kind of Saturday! Go check out downtown Bonham for shopping and lunch right after. Rangers are always on duty and they truly take pride in this incredible park.

Overall, Bonham is a great spot for a weekend camping trip, hiking, and doing miscellaneous water…read moreactivities IF you don't mind a ridiculous amount of daddy long leg spiders. I don't know if it was because of the hot and humid weather (end of September) -- we'd set up camp at the end of a major shower -- or if that's just the norm but if you rent a campsite in the upper teens (16, 17, etc.) expect to see dozens if not hundreds of spiders on a regular basis. If you rent the lower number sites (12, 11, etc.), you won't see hardly any "wildlife." My group of 5 rented 2 sites (5 adults, 4 dogs, 3 cars, 2 nights, and 1 "oh Lawd, why" moment) so I had the pleasure of experiencing both extremes. Restrooms and showers are a short 3min walk from the camp sites and are very well maintained. My only complaint is there's very little airflow in the women's room so expect to sweat even while watering the pool. The campsites are even better. There's an outlet box to plug in all of your necessities and a water spigot. Picnic table and little hanging poles to dry your towels. Everything you need is right there. Our neighbors were quiet for the most part with the occasional "too loud after 10pm" moment and 1 neighbor who wouldn't answer his 4am alarm until it had gone off for a good 5min haha! Some activities include swimming in the lake, renting paddle boats, renting fishing gear, and hiking. We hiked the "Gnarly Root Trail" and boy the only thing gnarly about it was again, the spiders. The ground looked like it was moving and the path is 1-person wide so if you're with friends, don't expect to carry on a conversation. The trail markers were a bit confusing and we had to double back once to make the correct turn but it was a pretty decent and simple 1.5mi hike. My friends had a great experience with the paddle boat rentals and it wasn't until we were leaving that we realized we could've rented fishing gear, too (darn!). Other factors, there was a burn ban that weekend and we didn't realize it until the park manager told us (it was pouring rain when we arrived so we didn't see the sign). But he was super cool about it and let us extinguish it without penalty. That's another great thing: the park managers truly care and make sure everyone is having a great time and are safe. The evening of our check in, he stopped by and gave us the lowdown on how things work, some tips, and answered any questions we had. Overall, this is a great park and I'd definitely return for another camping trip when the weather cools off.