Had to take wife to liver transplant doctor, they was very nice and the doctor explained everything…read moreto us so we understand the diagnosis

We lost the heart and soul of our MUSC Wellness community. James - please come back!read more

I've been going to Snap Fitness for more than 10 years and can't say enough good things about it!…read more The gym is always immaculate; it is well equipped and the equipment is beautifully maintained. Staff are welcoming, polite, and knowledgeable; trainers are available. Any changes in hours are communicated well in advance. TV's work; music is pleasant and motivating. The ambiance is of friendliness and hard work. I look forward to going to Snap!

I love Snap Fitness. The gym is clean and has all the equipment I need to get in shape. Becky…read moreWollenberg is a great trainer. She has a great personality and is a positive motivator. I have sports injury and age related issues and she always keeps those things in mind while creating a great workout for me. I never wanted to go to one of these 24-hour places before, preferring gyms with showers, pool, sauna, etc., but I have been very happy in this past year working out at Snap Fitness. I used to think those things were important but, in retrospect, I realize I rarely used them. An added plus, the other members are friendly too and I enjoy seeing them!

There's a few things Pivotal Fitness does well, but also some things it needs to improve on. This…read morewas a great gym to drop into as a hotel guest at a place that offers free access, but I'm not sure I would join this gym unless it was really, really cheap. Here's why: 1) Equipment: pretty good selection actually. Lots of free weight options, including barbells, a squat rack, benches, a deadlift area with bumper plates, dumbbells up to 100lbs; plus many machines, including cable machines, and quite a few cardio options. The high point of this gym is definitely the variety of training options. 2) Ambiance: needs work. The whole gym is dark and a bit dingy; the bathrooms are filthy (well, at least the men's was), there's water and who knows what else on the floor and many lockers were broken; equipment is in general disarray, and some machines don't function exactly right. All in all, this gym needs a tune-up! 3) Convenience: 24 hours, close to many downtown hotels, some parking out front. All in all, an ok gym, but definitely needs some TLC!

This gym is pretty gross. Despite that, it's busy. A lot of hotels send their patrons here. Every…read morepiece of equipment has rust and/or paint peeling. Floors are discolored. Wall mirrors are cracked. Machines feel dirty and gross. I didn't see most people wiping down after using. There wasn't a water fountain. No towel service. They don't even care if you scan or not to enter. The locker room is probably the cleanest area and supringsly large.

The head tennis pro Adam is the most unprofessional person I have ever met. He is an embarrassment…read moreto the club. He can't play a match without screaming and yelling and crying all over the court. Zero morale, zero skill and an overall embarrassment to the Charleston tennis community. Avoid this psycho at all costs. He should be fired.

I really love the vibes and the setting here! You really feel like you're just relaxing at a house…read morefor sure and you can watch the tennis players as the match up on their game! I also love that the space has an inside and an outside area! It's perfect the spring and summer days and nights. The food was also really great! There was Mahi mahi and swordfish tacos served! There was also a delicious red pepper hummus as well as a spinach dip. I really liked the drinks specials they had as well! The Goza tequila tasting was also super delicious and great as well! My husband and I went together and had a great time. The staff there was also on point as well! I loved meeting everyone there and they were super friendly and suggested great recommendations for drinks and food! Looking forward to coming back!

Fun neigborhood gym with a lot to offer, such as a pool, racquetball (or squash, I forget. Are they…read moresame thing? Who has time to Google) courts, basketball hoops, and a full gym. Only downside is the gym equipment is kinda old, but hey - weights are weights. The pool is usually pretty empty. They offer classes for kids too, which we use for our son. He loves his teacher Miss Liz, and he has quickly learned how to float and find the pool wall in case of emergency. We hope he can continue to learn there!

Although the facility is older, it has a great selection of equipment that is in good condition, as…read morewell as a running track, racquetball courts and a large heated indoor swimming pool. They offer personal training as well as group instruction. I enjoy working out before going to work so I shower and change here. The men's locker room is large and the communal shower room is always clean. They offer a sauna as well. Owned by St Andrew's Parks & Playgrounds so pricing is very reasonable. Located on Sam Rittenberg Blvd (SC Hwy 7) near Ashley Hall Rd, behind the shopping center.

Did a week pass for my time on James Island and had an awesome experience…read more Getting signed up was easy, and the staff was extremely personable and friendly. Only qualm would be needing to check in with a staff member each visit. Room for improvement could be a card that you get for the term of your pass. Otherwise, it was seamless! There's a great turf area for stretching/any kind of free weight or circuit you'd like to throw together. Free weight area has plenty of space to always get a mirror spot. Cardio equipment is a bit on the older side but did its job. I did a good amount of running and intervals, and didn't run into any issues. I will absolutely be back when I'm in the area next! And highly recommend.

I've gone here for years and it's perfect! Erin is the best (; They're always updating the facility…read moreand everyone's so friendly

This place is very nice. I've been to this one and the one in glynco Georgia. This is a more quaint…read morelocation and everything is in walk distance which I love. The only bad thing is that the hours overlap for the pool and eating. You have to decide whether you want to eat lunch on the weekends or swim. The pool is closed fridays and Sundays...the days that A regular person has time to swim which is a disappointment Also the food is one 1 hour each meal on the weekends and you have to wake up early to get breakfast . I love the rocking chairs outside the student center and the recreational activities.

Well well well FLETC...we meet again. Like my review on the FLETC in Glynco, Georgia, this review…read morewill give you the nitty gritty of what to expect for your stay on campus, not just what to expect at the cafeteria. Like I've stated before, don't let the horror stories of your office scare you. Unless you're just extremely high maintenance, the accommodations here will be more than adequate. There are pretty much only two main dorms on campus: Building 39 and the one behind it. The rooms in 39 looks like a mini hotel rooms, with a mini fridge and all. The AC units are preset but it wasn't terribly hot in July, so you'll survive. There's a TV on the wall and a small wooden desk which is oddly oiled and shined by the ladies every day. Speaking of which, the housekeepers are extremely nice and do a great job servicing everyone so don't be "that person" who trashes their room everyday. This campus is absolutely tiny compared to the one in Glynco. So if you're in building 39 you can walk outside and the chow hall is on your left and within shoe throwin' distance. If you have a really good arm, you can probably throw the show to the "Student Center" that's directly in front of the running track. I have no idea what the "other" dorm building is like but I have a sneaking suspicion that it's eerily similar to building 39. Although further from chow, it's just a short stumble to the G-bar. Is it me or is the food here a lot better than Glynco? Time to hoard up on some banana and peanut butter! Fried chicken day here is on Wednesdays. Please set your Google calendar to remind yourself. The food ranges from "holy crap, this is actually delicious!" to "Okay, so apparently they've never had pork before." But overall, it's pretty great. There's actually two gyms on campus. One is in the student center, behind the post office and the other is in the main gym building. The equipment for both are pretty nice and updated, although you'll have more options in the main gym. The swimming pool is in a separate building but closes at 6pm on weekdays and isn't open on the weekend. The FLETC store is pretty awesome and it'll most likely become the hot spot when you're here because there just isn't a whole lot to do on campus. They offer pretty much everything you could want from boiled peanuts, an array of coconut water, blender cups for your protein shakes to your typical convenience store fare. No alcohol though. The main reason this campus is better than its mothership in Glynco is because downtown is a lot closer to base. You're just an annoying shuttle ride away from Charleston. But Lyft (cheaper than Uber here) is also an option. Just remember that you'll have to walk to and from the Guest Center at the entrance. Other than that, enjoy the pungent paper mill smell that will definitely waft into your classrooms. Also, prepare to see cockroaches the size of chickens everywhere...I'm sorry, palmetto bugs. *rolls eyes* And watch out for the herd of Coasties marching towards you.

This gym has everything you need for a great workout. Nice equipment and very clean. The staff and…read morethe women that go here are all very nice and welcoming. The classes are fun and the instructors are great!

This is a nice gym. The ladies at the front desk are always customer service first and the gym is…read moreclean. Lots of great workout equipment. I like it cause the friendly talk is limited and there are so many ways to get a great workout!

I would strongly encourage parents to think carefully before enrolling young children in the Cane…read moreBay YMCA youth sports programs. My 4-year-old joined the soccer program expecting a positive and supportive first experience with sports. Instead, within just two practices, he became completely discouraged and now refuses to participate at all. I personally observed the coach repeatedly dismiss my son when he asked for help, while clearly prioritizing his own child and a small group of kids. This was not an isolated incident -- it was a consistent pattern that had a direct impact on my child's confidence and willingness to try. I brought this to the YMCA's attention, and while they acknowledged the concern and stated it would be addressed internally, they ultimately refused to offer any refund or credit. Despite recognizing that this is not the experience they want for children, there was no flexibility in resolving a situation that left a 4-year-old unwilling to participate. I understand that coaches are volunteers, but this is still a paid program. Basic inclusion, encouragement, and equal attention should be the minimum standard -- especially for the youngest age group, where these experiences matter most. It's disappointing that policies appear to be upheld more strictly than the YMCA's stated commitment to creating a positive and inclusive environment for children. While I appreciate that the concern was acknowledged, it's unfortunate that there was no meaningful resolution for a child who was directly impacted. I hope improvements are made so other families do not have a similar experience.

Predatory Billing Practices and Zero Accountability…read more I was charged a $30 late fee simply because my credit card expired, with no warning at all! Most companies give at least one reminder before applying a fee, but the Cane Bay YMCA offered zero grace and blamed it on their third-party billing company, which they refused to name or help me contact. To make it worse, I addressed this issue in person with their Vice President, who was standing at the front desk. Even he said there was nothing he could do. That tells you everything you need to know... This is not a community-focused organization. It's a predatory billing setup hiding behind policies and third-party vendors, with no transparency, no accountability, and no care for loyal members. Do better, YMCA. Especially when your mission is supposed to be rooted in community and support.

There are so many problems with this establishment I don't know where to begin. First is lack of…read morecleanliness; second is the rundown state of the building- ceiling tiles broken and there is mold and mildew in the women's locker room; third is the poor state of the wet area. The pool is often closed and the whirlpool in a state of disrepair. Rust particles literally fall from the steel beams into the swimming pool; fourth is inconsistentcy in policy.

Was told for two weeks that the next session for swimming lessons won't be open until May 23rd…read more2018. This morning May 23rd at 8am we made it to the ymca. Wouldn't you know it ALL PRIVATE CLASSES WERE FILLED ON MAY 22ND!!!!!!!!! That's ridiculous and unfair to all the others that inquired about it and was given the incorrect information or the person entering ii into the computer giving all the spots to their friends!!!!!!! They need to be more organized and together on the same page!!!!!