I've been going here to get my legs sugared by Christina (the Managing Licensed Esthetician) since…read moreNovember of 2016. I can't believe how kind and professional she is, even to someone who is new to the process and asks TONS of questions like me! She made sure I wasn't uncomfortable and that the sugar wasn't pulling on my skin. She gave me specific instructions to follow before my first appointment to help me be best prepared for the procedure. Her directions for exfoliation were thorough and clear; and this is a key step to having any hair removal procedure to avoid skin irritation and ingrown hair. I'm excited to keep going and see the hair growth diminish on my legs. I get horrible razor burn, so this has been the best thing for me. Christina is happy to help with any other skin questions I have, giving suggestions of things to avoid and things to try that I already have at home... Never trying to just upsell me, she has offered me a few samples to try before buying a full-sized product from their showroom. The Spa has such a calm and peaceful atmosphere, as well. So much so that I look forward to spending a couple hours having my legs sugared, even though it isn't the most pain-free experience! (It does hurt a LOT LESS than regular waxing, however!) Highly recommended!

I have been a patient of Dr. Nicks for some time now. I just started using the spa next door for…read moremost of its abilities. Had a massage about two weeks ago that was excellent. Today I had a full detox with Robin, OMG. I am very familiar with taking care of my body and believe in many different forms. With that being said I am not sure I have ever had a more refreshing and satisfying three hour session in my life. Robin is amazing and provides a level of care that is second to none. Strongly recommend treating your body to three hours with Robin...

I recently joined the Browns and I'm new to the area... Robert took me under his wing and showed me…read moreall of the modalities that they offered at recharge. I know where I'm spending my days off the rest of the season! GoBrowns! and again thank you club recharge! DColquitt

From the owner: Infrared saunas are different from a traditional sauna because they penetrate beneath the surface…read moreof the skin. They use wavelengths of light that are invisible to the naked eye called infrared. These wavelengths do not just heat the skin, they go deep into the body to warm from within. This is a far more effective method than a traditional sauna. Traditional saunas use mind clogging steam to heat a room. The hot air in turn heats your skin. Unfortunately for traditional saunas, the heat only warms the outer layers of skin. The body feels almost no heat deep within. If you were to attempt to feel the same penetrating heat from a traditional sauna you would have to remain inside the steam room for over an hour.

During my employment at this facility, I had to bring my 1 year old child to meet my wife in the…read moreparking lot so that we could switch cars and then she would take our kid home. She worked first and I worked second shift to cover costs of child care. One of my coworkers, Diane, would constantly make fun of my 1 year olds outfits and laugh about it while I was waiting for my wife to pick him up. This is the reason why I decided to end employment with Summa because of the bullying nature. I cannot recommend Summa for being a member or employee.

Was sent there by scheduling for a particular type of physical therapy. After my second visit I…read morewas told they do not do that there. I was told I would get a call from scheduling, it took close to a month before I got a call from a physical therapist. When asked if the insurance and my co pays would be refunded I was told no...

The salt room is a very interesting experience. I think I will have to do it a few times to know if…read moreit really makes a difference. Plus, I think I'd like to study about this type of treatment more. There's a salt wall, which I think is mostly for aesthetics and looks. Then they have a machine coming out of the wall that helps disperse salt humidity. Similar to a humidifier with salt water in it. I could taste the salt on my lips and throat. When I breathe through my nose, it did seem to activate something that helped clear my sinuses more. My nose feels very clear since I've left, and I tend to have a lot of allergy issues. I think I'll go back and try this again in the future. The employee was welcoming, inviting, and informative.

Went in today for the salt therapy session. It is very clean and welcoming. I had a very relaxing…read morepeaceful experience and will definitely return. Liz at the front desk was very sweet and explained everything.

LA Fitness offers solid equipment and a good environment for training, but my experience has been…read morenegatively impacted by the behavior of certain staff members. There have been instances of unprofessional conduct, including subtle antagonizing and disrespect toward paying members. What's more concerning is the apparent lack of accountability. These behaviors are either overlooked or not addressed, which creates an uncomfortable atmosphere for those simply trying to focus on their health and fitness. In my opinion, a gym should be a place of discipline, respect, and personal growth. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and reinforces a higher standard of professionalism among staff.

I've been a member at Esporta for a couple of years now, mainly because it's convenient and offers…read morea hot tub. When I first joined, they had a promotion allowing two free guests and the membership cost was just over $20 per month. The gym was always crowded, and it was difficult to find available equipment--most of the time, it was either broken or occupied. The front desk staff rarely greeted me, which made the environment feel pretty impersonal. Eventually, I left for a cheaper gym (that unfortunately didn't have a hot tub) but found myself returning to Esporta specifically for their hot tub and sauna amenities. However, this turned out to be a frustrating decision. More than five times, I drove there only to find that one or both of those amenities were out of order. This isn't an isolated issue--it's quite common. When I returned after canceling my membership, I found that they had removed the free guest passes and raised the monthly fee by several dollars, yet I noticed no improvements in their facilities or services. Honestly, I'd recommend paying a bit more each month to go somewhere like the Natatorium in the Falls or even Planet Fitness. You'll likely have a much better experience than what Esporta offers. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere.

Today's first Barre class at the Shaw JCC felt like giving my body a little pruning and fresh…read morewater. Autumn guided us with kindness through stretches and core work I've been needing. ‍ "I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers." -- 3 John 1:2 Trying to turn this into a rhythm, not a one-time moment. Posting so I stay rooted and consistent--because both health and faith grow with care. . #AccountabilityPost #NewRoutine #BuildingHealthyRoots #OneDayAtATime #ProgressOverPerfection #SpiritAndStrength #StewardTheBody #ShawJCC #WellnessJourney #MidlifeStrong #WomenWhoMove

You have to make a 24 hour appointment for daycare! I feel that now very helpful for parents that…read moreare busy in life!

I had bad vibes from the start when basic membership rates and info weren't available on their…read morewebsite. I was told I needed to stop in person and speak to a membership representative. I came on a Sunday afternoon and was told no one from membership was available. I asked if I could get a brochure with basic membership plans and rates and was told no. I took off work during the week and got a high pressure tour from the membership director. I found the fact that they require an initiation fee to be a little odd, that's a very old fashioned model. Still I was impressed with the cleanliness and equipment so I signed up. I wish I hadn't. It was oversold in many ways. It's at best a mediocre run of the mill fitness center, akin to a YMCA or municipal rec center. They do offer towels but that's about it. Completely unimpressed with the fitness assessment I was offered. The person was looking at his phone the whole time. When I called to cancel my membership I was told I had to speak to the membership director. I left her a voicemail but she never got back to me. I went in-person to cancel. The membership director brushed me off and told me to she only dealt with new memberships, I had to go to the front desk to fill out a form. I started to fill out the form, but had some basic questions about the cancelation process which the nice retired people working the desk couldn't answer. I called and left another message for the membership director and have not heard back. They autorenewed my membership without notice. And are making it virtually impossible to cancel. Cleveland Clinic should be ashamed. In this day and age, no one wants an auto renewing subscription that you can't cancel without jumping through hoops.​​

I have been a member here for three years. Their personal training services are top notch (be sure…read moreto request Antonio, he is very knowledgeable, experienced, and helpful). I find that any exercise equipment I want to use is available any time of day, and there is a really good variety. It's rare that I have to wait to use a treadmill or stair stepper. There is also a pool, steam room, jacuzzi and indoor track. Members get free childcare, and it is offered at convenient hours. This was really helpful when I first started attending. And when you're a member you can just drop in for classes, no reservation or tickets needed. I like that. The staff are welcoming and can help you with equipment if needed. There are a lot of great services available here for fitness and I am really grateful everything is so convenient, like parking, free fresh towels, and operating hours.

I'm just across the lake from the shop and I went in for herbs to make a tea in hopes of healing my…read morelungs. She has most herbs you would need and even grows some to most in her own personal garden. Within a few short moments, I had discovered that she is quite knowledgeable about the herbs she carries which is exactly what one would expect from an Apothecary worth their salt. This one genuinely is and I suggest make haste for a trip there for herbs and most things pagans and Wiccans would need for their rituals.

I've been a happy customer of A Creative ApothaCare since they were at their Massillon Road…read morelocation, and I followed them to their present, much larger shop/classroom/spa in Lakemore. In the past I've mainly purchased herbal teas and remedies (fantastic selection, all organic and fair-sourced, great prices), but also occassionally picked up books, candles, incense, hand-crafted jewelry, and the like. I hear good things about the many classes they offer but haven't yet had the chance to sit in on one. They also have frequent events like psychic fairs with multiple readers on site. Again, I've never availed myself of these, but have been around when a couple of them have been going on. The definite sense I got was that people were enjoying and appreciating them. I'm happy to say that I did avail myself today of some new (for me) A Creative ApothaCare services, and I couldn't be happier. I purchased a package deal for time in first their infra-red sauna, followed by their salt cave. It was epic - and also therapeutic, insanely relaxing, and happily very affordable. I will certainly be back for more of the same. I understand also that ACA will soon have a sensory float tank up and running. I definitely want to check that out, and will post an update here when I do. A Creative ApothaCare - I just can't recommend this place enough. Between the herbal products (which also include CBD and kratom), and the spa services, they've got your health and wellness covered. With books and metaphysical supplies, they're addressing mind and spirit. Throw in a real sense of community, welcoming to everyone, and a safe and nurturing environment for folks who need that most, ACA is a treasure. Do yourself a favor and stop by.

This is a good gym. It's 5:15 on a Monday night and it's full but still enough equip to get a…read moreworkout in. Yesif you aren't creative and expect to do chest on universal chest day then you may wait a bit but they do have four open benches right now. I'm impressed and this would be my gym if I lived close by. A lot of Muscle heads. I like that. Nothing against planet fitness, it's also a good gym but I like inspiration and watching what others are doing. Lots of women here also getting their earned respect for balling it hard at the gym. Great diversity. Great vibe. Good open gym. $7.50 day Pass. That's awesome.

Great gym! Highly recommend visiting if you are in the area. There is a great choice of machines,…read morethe cardio area is great and the overall cleanliness and vibe is awesome! Love all the sayings in the walls as well!!

Two weeks ago I was shopping for a new gym and I went into PWC. My plan wasn't to sign up but just…read moreshop around. I was greeted by Mary who was super friendly and she showed me around. Mary did such a phenomenal job making me feel welcomed I signed up. I recently moved back to Akron after living in Arizona for ten years. I've been a member simultaneously at different gyms for various reasons. I must say Personalized Wellness Center holds up with the best of them. After being a member for two weeks at PWC and coming in at different times here is my sincere review. 1. PWC has a nutrition bar where they make fresh smoothies and offer supplements. (get a fresh smoothie after/before working out) 2. PWC is open 24/7 so you can work out at your convenience. 3.PWC has free weights,bicycles,treadmills,ellipticals, a track and a ton of machines. 4.PWC also has a daycare for kids,a rehabilitation center and also personal trainers. 5. PWC has a practical and reasonable monthly subscription 6.Mature crowd 7.Sauna I've been to gyms on the west coast were you pay $129 a month and gym's were you pay $19 a month. It's the same workout,whether you pay 10k for a rolex or ten dollars for a timex they both tell the same time. The more expensive gym's, yes did have newer equipment, fancier tv's, state of the art sound systems, big smoothie and supplement stores. At the end of the day your body & health transformation depends on YOU!! You have to go into the gym you have to lift the weights,you have to get on the treadmill and you have to want it. Typically not always but typically those big "franchised gyms' it's more of a social hour and people wearing too much cologne/perfume. That doesn't happen at PWC I highly recommend PWC it has everything a big franchise gym has but yet gives you the at home feel

I joined this gym because I was dissatisfied with globo gym up the street. This gym has every…read morepiece of equipment I need for a proper workout is open 24/7 a snack bar for a post workout snack, seemingly brand new sauna (those Fins know what's up). What this gym doesn't have is gymfluencers with tripods, lines for the squat rack, and soap dispensers that don't work. The only thing this gym is missing is an underdog dodgeball team!