It's small in here but somehow it works - with it being so small you don't feel crowded. The staff…read moreis super helpful and friendly. They also have a great concession stand with a lot of options, the bathrooms are extremely clean. When there's an event, parking is a horror though

There's no emphasis on improving every individual and team as a whole. There's more focus and brown…read morenosing those who seem to be the best out of the entire program. Which is sad. Most recently, they discounted a couple of players by nearly all of the membership fee. To offset the loss they made the other players pay hundreds more. I was told it was director hussman's decision. The irony is, after the first tourney, one of the players (who got the massive discount) quit. While at a tournament, i heard hussman get asked by a mom 'the team keeps losing. what's going on w the team?' He pointed his finger at the players and listed their faults. It was shameful. Fyi, there's really no speak on college stuff. The college that they hv any connection to is the director's former college. You should call and ask and decide for yourself/kid. In the end, what's important is that they stretch the players. I'm not concerned about falling into line and hv the facade that everything's okay. Sportime volleyball needs to do better.

I made the plunge and joined Equinox a few weeks ago. After coming here for a few Yelp Events, and…read morebeing that it's close to home, it made my decision an easy one. Although pricey, it's worth it! Let's start off with the amazing customer service I've received. I had the pleasure of meeting Brett. He is a Membership Advisor. He messaged me to see how I was doing and if I had any questions. My very first day as a member he showed me around the the gym from top to bottom, corner to corner. He even offered to take a class with me if I didn't want to take one alone. He is super friendly and funny. He continues to say hello to me BY NAME every time he sees me at the gym. That's amazing that he remembers my name considering how many people he sees and interacts with at the gym every day. Now Christopher (I believe that's his name) works at the shop at the gym where there's clothes, gym bags, and other accessories. When you become a member you get 20% off your first purchase at the shop. So...I took advantage of that! Christopher was patient with me as I looked around the shop. So many choices! Some of their brands run big...so I was happy that I was able to buy a smaller size than I normally would. Christoper helped me pick out some things and even showed me a super comfy sweatshirt. It's a men's sweatshirt...but it's the most comfortable sweatshirt I've ever worn. Comfy and warm! Brian, the manger is also super nice! I had a long conversation with him on my first day at the gym. It was so nice that he took the time out of his day to speak with me. He also greets me by name every time he sees me at the gym. As a new member you get a complimentary Pilates session. I took mine with Jacqueline. The Pilates session is in the studio and it's just you and the trainer. Jacqueline was very patient with me as I've never done Pilates before. She showed me how to use the machines. She also taught me that Pilates isn't just body movements...but it's about your mind as well. Which is very true. We even laughed! Who laughs when working out? That's what I thought. You also get a complimentary personal training session as a new member. I had the pleasure of meeting Tracy. She is wonderful! She understood me and my goals. She was patient and answered my questions. We also laughed a little. Again, who laughs when on an 10% incline and 3.5 speed on a treadmill?? That's what I thought! I felt so welcomed as a new member! Besides the "Welcome" email and "Welcome Packet" I received, I received a hand written welcome card in the mail, and another welcome card in the mail. I can truly tell the Equinox cares about their members. On to the gym... SO many machines for cardio and strength training! I've never had to wait for a machine. One of the things I like about the machines is that they have internet. I've enjoyed watching YouTube videos to get me through my workouts. You can even access Facebook, Google...and a ton of other things. You can sync LoseIt and other apps if you use apps to calorie count or to keep track of your food intake. There's also WiFi at the gym...so you can bring your iPad or other device and watch Netflix as you work out! I am guilty of this! :o) If you aren't sure how to use a strength training machine, don't be scared. During my tour of the gym, Brett mentioned there is always staff on the floor that will show you how to use them! Don't be shy...ask them! Locker rooms... I can't speak for the men's locker room, but the woman's locker room as everything you can think of. Hair dryers, straighteners, razors, tampons, mouth wash, hair gel, shaving cream, shower caps...etc. There's also a filtered water filling station and a digital scale. Everything you can ask for! Now the showers are wonderful. Kiehl's shower products are like a dream. They smell so yummy, and have me feeling refreshed. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and face wash. The showers are nice and hot! AND... eucalyptus towels!!! Smell so nice, especially after a sweaty workout! What are you waiting for?? GO workout at Equinox!

Machines are old,otherwise the gym is very clean and the people are very nice and helpfulread more

My son has been taking their Saturday 9am class for two months and he loves it. He is only 5 which…read moreis the youngest they start classes here but they effectively combine 45 minutes of fun and exercise with the basic fundamentals of fencing. All of the exercise and "games" in the class are fun for the kids while laying down the needed footwork required for fencing. Each class ends with 10-15 minutes of fencing against each other and the instructor - all in a very safe and constructive learning environment.

Boris and Misha are the greatest fencing coaches. They are extremely professional and caring. The…read morestudents truly excel. Thanks to IFA, my oldest daughter is now a Division 1 college fencer. My youngest daughter is working hard to achieve her fencing goals with the help and guidance of Boris and Misha. I cannot express my gratitude enough for these fine coaches. I have referred many friends to IFA and they all agree. Keep up the good work!

So happy that the GLIRC is around. Not only do they plan tons of events (for real, so many) of…read morevarying difficulty and distance, but they also host casual runs often. These clubhouse runs (in Plainview) and track nights are free and open to the public. Free training? Yes, please. It's a grind out there and sometimes you need help from fellow runners to keep those legs moving. I have no idea how they do all the things their doing but, as a participant, I'm super happy they are and think they do a terrific job. Looking forward to the next one, GLIRC!

Great bunch of runners who welcome newcomers to their group, regardless of age or ability. They…read morealso publish a very professional monthly magazine with tons of great information about the running scene on LI.

Middle 60's-year-old man looking for a gym where I will receive instructions how to start a…read morephysical fitness journey, use equipment, feel comfortable with the surroundings & get a "clean hot towel." I have been a member of 2 other local gyms, could not remain a consistent member. December 2025 my wife convinced me to stop-over at Lifetime. Nick Sanders took us on a tour, explained the facilities, costs, etc. I am overwhelmed by the place & concerned I won't fit-in nor learn he equipment. Nick spoke extensively with me about how common this emotion is for both women & men! He counseled me to take 1 step at a time and understand this was an important lifestyle decision. Joined the club & will begin the journey after returning from visiting the grandkids in California, where btw they have a club not far from their home. Wish me luck!

My child was recently hired for a summer lifeguard position at Life Time, and unfortunately the…read moreonboarding experience has been extremely disappointing. She is currently a high school senior balancing final exams, end-of-year sports commitments, concerts, and other school obligations she has committed to through graduation. Throughout communication with the manager she would be reporting to, she provided the days and times she was available based on her school schedule and activities. However, no specific onboarding or training dates were clearly communicated upfront, such as mandatory dates for the team. After a misunderstanding regarding "next week" versus the week after Memorial Day -- when she actually has days off from school -- she received a message stating that more availability was expected from her. Shortly after, he informed her that he would have to let her go because of this. What was also concerning was the expectation of ongoing text communication during the school day. In New York, students are not permitted to be using their phones during school hours, yet she felt pressured to respond. Students and parents should be aware of this lack of communication and understanding when dealing with high school applicants. Clear onboarding expectations and schedules should be communicated upfront, especially when hiring students who are still actively in school. A little professionalism and respect for academics would have gone a long way here.

I'm a member at the Smithotwn location but have dropped in on occasion. It's well run, friendly…read morestaff and clean. As a franchise the clinics and lessons have made me confident in my game where I can take it anywhere and compete.

I've started playing pickleball a year and a half ago (Nov '23) and took a beginner clinic at the…read moreNesconset location. Ian S was the instructor and he has elevated my game as I continue to sign up for drill sessions and lessons with him and then put my newly acquired skills into practice in the numerous scheduled open play and special events (tournaments, holiday themed parties and their excellent "Play with the Pros" sessions) The facility and staff (Andrew, Eric and the front desk) are extremely friendly, knowledgeable and willing to share their considerable expertise. I've played at most of the facilities on the island and always look forward to playing at Pickle N Par due to the space, cleanliness and most importantly, the people!

This facility is amazing, friendly staff amazing field. Ask for Juan when you get there he's a very…read morehelpful employee!

From the owner: Our business has services that includes indoor and outdoor field rentals, birthday parties, hosting…read morespecial events and a soccer academy for u7-u12. Our business has an indoor turf field with 20,000 sq. ft playing surface and a 40,000 sq.ft outdoor lighted field, both with area for spectators and a large parking area.

We just joined and so far quite like the coaches and the directors. Folks at the small shop have…read morebeen extremely friendly and helpful. My main complaint has to do with one of the women who works the front desk (there today, 3/12, as of 11:05 AM)- she's consistently unfriendly on the phone or in person - no idea why Sportime is OK with someone so unfriendly being one of the people who interacts with the public.

I have had a great experience at Sporttime for my whole family. Both of my children have been going…read moreto Sporttime Syosset for 4 years and they have learned so much from the incredible teachers. The management is competent, caring and they work hard to accommodate my children and all of their friends who have developed a love for tennis over the past few years. They go above and beyond to help us, nothing is ever too much and we are grateful for all of the support. The facilities are very important to my family because we spend so much time there. Sporttime Syosset feels like a warm community, and we are appreciative of the competent and approachable management help and experienced pros who have taught my children and I to love tennis.

This is a smaller and mellower LA Fitness gym in the Nassau Mall in Levittown, Nassau County on…read moreLong Island. Smaller and mellower works well! No line for the equipment, plenty of dumbbells available for this dumbbell at all times, proactive maintenance staff who keep the showers, sauna, toilets and the workout floor clean and stocked; nice layout with a quiet room with loads of mats to do stretching, yoga poses( 2 seconds for me) and ab work, a nice tricep pull-down area and a basketball court. No racquetball but Farmingdale is just a few minutes east. Love that the juice bar has added protein pre made meals in their freezer with a microwave for immediate consumption. The sauna is always hot. I get to this location maybe 3 or 4 times a year. I have to mention the wonderful Gabriel who opened the gym in the snowstorm at 7 am sharp. He was happy and welcoming as the rush came in. Thank you LAF for being open today. Now it's foodie fun time as the NFL Championship games are just a few hours away.

This is the dirtiest Jim I've ever been so it's disgusting. We actually have to breathe this dirt…read morehold the machine machines equipment are broken. It's just so not convenient.