As I near my one year anniversary with Track Club, I have to say this is one of the best gyms I…read morehave been to. The staff is extremely friendly, welcoming me in without making ithe interaction of checking in awkward or forced. There is not a ton of equipment, but they have a large variety and I am usually able to find an easy substitute if anything is busy. The outdoor gym addition is always an option too, and they added fans and shading to make it accessible in the summer. The outdoor basketball half court is a huge plus, and they just added another water filling station upstairs. I also really enjoy the free strength and mobility classes held by Audrey on Saturdays for members. -- Go to this!!!! My flexibility has increased tremendously! They play good music and the staff has a genuine concern for the member experience, especially Audrey, Alex, and Sydney! PLUS: They bring in vendors - I have gotten a free tub of protein powder, free protein treats and smoothies, and a free stretch session! Also, most people wipe down equipment after use! I have tried the personal training with three trainers. I liked it for the most part, and definitely saw positive results. My negatives are that this is an influencer gym, and some members can take over a ton of space trying to get the perfect shot or video; I have had issues with their parking system and got an expensive ticket (the system seems to have been resolved in the last few weeks); and the water stations can sometimes be broken (member caused). With all that said I'd recommend TC in a heartbeat! I also love that this is locally owned and operated! I've tried EoS, MountainSide, Planet Fitness, YouFit, LA, True Althletic, Sports Club at City Square, and Jab in the Valley in the last 10 years. Can't speak highly enough about Track Club as the far and away favorite!

I'm disappointed with my experience at this gym. I seen on the website that there is a 3-day free…read morepass and since I'm in town for a week, I decided to check it out since it's nearby. The staff member was friendly and helpful, but when I mentioned I was visiting from out of state, she told me that the pass is only for Arizona residents. This small little detail is NOWHERE to be found on their website. If I had known, I wouldn't have come in the first place. This was misleading, and I wish the website had said that it was for residents only. I already made the trip there and was in a situation so I ended up paying for the day pass. Not happy about it.

First time in and had a very warm welcome from Tim. He was beyond helpful and informative, I signed…read moreup almost immediately!

Pilates is so inexpensive here compared to all the other places in the valley. I just love it there.read more

I checked out Camelback Village Racquet & Health Club as a guest on a Sunday evening. This local…read morefitness chain has several locations, including Desert Ridge, Scottsdale, Gilbert, and more. After parking in their complimentary lot without any issues, I checked in at the front desk. You can work out in a bunch of different ways at the Village: standard fitness equipment, classes, basketball, swimming, racquetball, and more. With that being said, they're known for tennis. While I don't know exactly how many courts they have, I'd venture to guess over 20. They're all outside... I don't understand why they don't have at least one or two inside given how hot it is in Phoenix. Which is why we decided to play at 8 p.m. When you're playing, you have the Papago mountains in the background which makes for a picturesque experience. The courts are well maintained, there are shaded seats, wet towels, and water jugs. All of this is a nice touch. You can also rent ball machines if you're practicing solo. The courts weren't busy since it was a Sunday, late, and it was during the summer, but if the weather is nice and it's a weekend, expect the courts to be packed. You can reserve a court to be safe. After working out, I showered at the facility. I was impressed here too. The showers are a good size, you have saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms, and an area to chill with comfortable seating. You don't have to bring toiletries because they basically have everything you would need: soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, after shave, shaving cream, combs, q-tips, etc. Talk about convenience. For all of the amenities, you are going to pay a premium. More expensive than places like Mountainside Fitness. At least in my mind, it's only work it if you go several times a week. Or if you're interested in tennis especially. You can also take lessons for an additional charge. The staff I interacted with, though limited, was pleasant.

So an update 1)…read moreAnother new GM. 3rd one in the last yr. This one has been denied the job several times at a couple locations. Hired in house with no tennis experience. Tennis side of the club is livid 2) Renovation to Men's wet area are 15 months in and dry sauna works, nope, closed for the 3rd time this month. New tile is cracking .... 3) New Tennis director teachs at the club and has applied 5 times and on the 6th attempt gets the job. FyI 6tennis directors in 8 yrs Members pay the same monthly dues but Members who have been around have groups taking 7 or 8 courts every week and are not required to make reservations. THEY ARE GRANDFATHERED IN, per the new GM, Micki. OTHER members are required to get up at 4:55 AM, 48 hrs in advance to "maybe" get a court.

Last weekend, I visited Tocasierra for a 50 min couples massage with my boyfriend. My masseuse was…read moreKathy and despite the fact that I've had at least 100 professional massages (even at 5 star resorts in Thailand), she was the BEST one I've had to date! Kathy listened to my needs and catered to my comfort to an amazing degree! I mentioned that my severe TMJ had been flaring up & bothering me and she displayed her expert training on that and my pain completely dissipated after no more than a couple minutes her pressure point therapy! I was amazed as it was way more effective and the results were more quickly achieved than any Physical Therapist I've seen for my TMJ issues! Kathy was respectful and professional yet warm and friendly. She may look tiny but she is mighty and has a ton of strength in those hands! I highly recommend visiting this spa and requesting this gal! The spa itself was a bit difficult to pinpoint within the resort so definitely call ahead to get the directions on where to park or you'll waste time driving around trying to find it and you don't want to miss any precious minutes of massage time lol. The spa itself was very nice with a clean and calm atmosphere. The massage table was the most comfortable one (or equivalent to) that I have laid on and did come with the option to be heated. However, the room was comfortable enough without it. They provide you a white robe and flip flops to change into with a locker and (for the particular couples massage we got with the Groupon my sister in law gifted me) we were also given our choice of sparkling water or champagne following the massage. The champagne was a fantastic way to end the experience! Just make sure you hydrate first so the bubbly doesn't give you a headache after.

Love this place. It is my fitness club. I live nearby and dropped my other gym membership to use…read morethis one. Some good workout classes. Great pool. Great Locker rooms with plenty of towels and a steam room. Should have joined sooner.

Masters Swimming (adults) is managed by exceptional coaches and staff who were Olympic swimmers…read more It's an excellent place to improve your swimming skills, whether you prefer following coached workouts available three times a day on weekdays or swimming laps at your own pace during those times. The two outdoor pools are heated during the winter months, which results in a higher seasonal monthly membership fee until the spring. Downsides: 1) aging facilities - the swimsuit centrifuge and showers in the men's locker room are barely working, 2) frequent cancellations of swim hours due to hosting meets, construction, holidays etc, and 3) lack of parking - the lot is often completely full.

Our 7th grade daughter started in PSC summer swim camp 4 years ago and has since moved into…read moreyear-round swim teams. Coaches and staff are great, they have distinguished alumni in the sport, and they've done an excellent job handling Covid while allowing members to return to the pool.

This "gym for non-gym people" will make you a gym person. The coaches care about everyone…read moregenuinely- remembering everyone by name, offering accommodations and modifications to all abilities and fitness levels, and building an environment that is inviting, free of judgment, educational, and fun. I have been going to Trifit classes for over a year now and instead of dreading my workouts, I look forward to them. This place really has allowed for me to make such a drastic change to my lifestyle- building my confidence in fitness spaces, helping me find movement that I enjoy and motivation to stay consistent. No question is too stupid to ask and the information and experience I've gained from working out with the coaches at Trifit is priceless. Getting a membership here was the first decision I made when deciding to prioritize my mental and physical health in my 30's. If you're looking to make a major change to your lifestyle but might need community or guidance to support you on your journey- this is the place to be.

To say TriFit has changed my life, is not overselling this magical place. At 47 years old, I am in…read morebetter shape and healthier than I was in my 30's, all thanks to the training and community created at TriFit by owners/trainers, Steven and Alex. Not only am I in the best shape of my life, but I have met great people and friends through the gym. We hold each other accountable in fun and great ways, and they make me want to jump out of bed in the morning to make the 6:30 class. If other gyms have failed you, you need to give this one a try. You will not be disappointed.

This is a great sport for casual and competitive play. All the players here are very friendly and…read morevery welcoming to new players, so they'll take it easy on you and help you out with the rules. I've played NDO open gym and league for more than 2 years and I've made a ton of new friends. During my time I've seen the league grow from just 6 teams all the way up to 12 teams. There are new people joining every day. The NDO owners are some of the nicest people I've ever met. They are very professional when it comes to running the league. Both the owners and the refs are great at keeping the games running smoothly and calling out anyone who tries to cheat. They also make sure everyone is treated respectfully and they help keep any player "drama" to a minimum. Oh, and you get a ton of good stuff/promos/swag for playing. Open gym is free the first time. Open gym is free on your birthday. If you join league you get to play in 8 to 10 Tuesday night games plus the playoffs, you get a free NDO T-shirt, and free food at the award's ceremony ... and the award's ceremonies are blast to go. Tons of awards are handed out, many of which are hand made by the players themselves. Also, almost every game gets filmed and uploaded to youtube for later viewing. Awesome game and awesome group of people.

I'm not sure what exactly happened prior to me joining the National Dodgeball Organization but this…read moreplace had their arms wide open when I joined In April 2015. Lots of amazing people and I've made plenty of friends. The league itself is very organized and I encourage people who want to try it out, to come out on open gym nights. On open gym nights, we have people who are there to explain the rules to new players. It's a very friendly atmosphere. The music is bumping and everyone is having fun. The balls that are used are foam no-sting dodgeballs The league itself takes place on Tuesdays and is organized. It's competitive yet Fun. I'd say give it a try. There are people of many skill levels. Come Out and have fun!!! I 100% recommend it! You won't regret it. I promise!