I took the adult swimming lessons here last year with Anna, and it was a great experience. She was…read morepatient, encouraging, and made the whole process feel really comfortable and fun. I came away feeling way more confident in the water. The facility itself is pretty well-rounded. There's a large pool with dedicated lap lanes and space for open swim, plus a gym area and fitness classes. They also have a sauna and steam room, which is a nice bonus if you're looking to relax after a workout. Overall, it's a great community spot with solid amenities. Definitely worth checking out.

This is a wonderful town recreation center. The gym area has a good amount of equipment, in decent…read morecondition to support the majority of workout needs. What I love here though is the Olympic size pool along with a large steam and sauna room. The place is kept clean and it is well run.

I have been working out at Terries for the past 2 years after moving to Buffalo. It is a fantastic…read moregym! The front staff is always welcoming and attentive to feedback. The equipment is in excellent condition and they recently replaced most machines with newer ones over the last year. They have a good selection of cardio machines as well, including treadmills, stairmasters, bikes, and ellipticals. There is a regular workout class schedule included with membership, however, I have never attended. There are large dedicated locker rooms with showers that are always clean! However, you do have to bring your own lock. They also recently just added dry saunas to the locker room included with membership as well. Overall, excellent gym, I would recommend it to anyone!

I've been going to Terrie's for almost two years now so I guess it's about time I leave a review!…read moreComing from the land of Good Lifes and LA Fitnesses in Toronto, Terries is definitely refreshing. I used to sign up for women's only gyms because of the sheer amount of people at Good Life and LA - it was just obnoxious - and also everyone was magically already in good shape. At Terries, I think the max amount of people I've ever seen in this gym at once is 15 - which is fantastic. Because the space is sort of divided into different areas, it never actually feels as busy as it may be. Personally I go on my lunch breaks or two hours before closing as I find those are the emptiest times, and who doesn't like having the gym to themselves? Can this gym use some upgrades? yes. Slowly I am seeing a bunch of newer machines make their way into the gym, but the machines they have still get the job done. This is a no-frills gym with great staff. Terry and her husband are also great. My only complaint is that it needs to be cleaned a little more thoroughly, it could use a good dusting.

A-OK office gym. The gym is open to Erie County employees and is free to use as long as you sign a…read morewaiver with personnel. There's a water bottle filling station with filtered water, locker rooms with showers, a room for exercise videos and classes, and room with machines, and a meditation room where you can close the door and unwind. The gym was remodeled in the last year and the showers are a new addition. There are videos to use on your own time or you can join a group. The gym also has classes with live instructors brought to you by LMHF. You can also see posters for upcoming LMHF wellness events. The machines include rowing, elliptical, and treadmill as well as free weights.

I am a swimmer. The water in this pool is hot, like bath water. A guard said that this is because…read morethe elderly swimmers complain if the water isn't very warm. That's horrible for actual swimmers looking for a workout. No pool should be above 80 degrees. I'd say this one is at least 87 degrees. That is way too warm.

This community center currently accommodates children at hours that only adults should be able to…read moreuse the facility. Children should not be able to stare and gawk at adult women while they are on the treadmills, this is disgusting and appalling behavior and nothing is being done about it at this community center. I used to attend this center for basketball but my girlfriend vowed to never come along with me again due to these underage perverts.

Crowded entryway, but friendly and helpful trainers with a good playlist!…read more When I walked in 5 mins before class time, the last class was still wrapping up and there was no cubby space to put my things. It was a swift transition to the start of our class and just had to put my jacket and things in the back of the workout area. The trainers are super sweet, and asked if I had any previous F45 experience. They walked through and corrected my form appropriately. I'll come back!

What can I say I have been to so many gyms and so many classes and clubs that I absolutely love…read morethis place. It's 45 minutes of burning calories and you don't feel like you're doing the same thing over and over again and by the time you start it's over. The music is a big the trainers are upbeat and the owner is absolutely fabulous. I've found my forever workout place.

Such an amazing place !!…read more Mandy has always made me feel so comfortable when I am there! She is so great and I love going to her classes !

I love it here. My sister and I tried a new class yesterday and had a GREAT workout. There's great…read moreenergy and the instructors are super helpful (from what I've experienced).

If you're into unique workouts that get your endorphins going, elite pump-up music, and just the…read moreright amount of dim lighting (so you can sweat without overthinking it), then you have to check out MLC. Honestly, it felt like stepping into an Eminem music video - high energy, great vibe, and seriously motivating. My friend and I took the Strength & Boxing class, and wow - it was such a fun, challenging workout. Coach Mike was incredibly welcoming, and the entire class had a supportive, inclusive feel. Two days later, we're definitely feeling it (in the best way), and already looking forward to going back. Bonus: there's free parking in the lot on Myrtle, and it's super close to Beltline Brewery, so you can plan your post-workout reward accordingly.

A friend (and fellow Yelp Elite!) and I heard about MLC Personal and Group Training through one of…read moretheir friends, so we decided to check it out. We had a great experience! My friend and I came for the Wednesday, 6pm, "Strength and Boxing" class. There are a few parking lots around 500 Seneca so finding a parking spot wasn't a problem. It was a little confusing figuring out where the entrance to MLC Personal and Group Training was, but we were told to park in the parking lot on Myrtle Ave. and use the entrance on the same street. Once inside, we walked all the way to the end of the hall and MLC was through the doors on our right. We were impressed with how spacious it was but we were only on the top floor, the floor below was where the class was. It was just as big downstairs but the vibes here were awesome with plenty of equipment, music blaring, it felt like we found a secret boxing gym! Michael, our instructor, was great! He came right up to us and introduced himself, went over where everything was located (lockers, bathroom, showers, etc.) and showed us around the space, introducing us to our classmates. After that, he explained the warm up and let us go to tackle it. The class was excellent, putting us through various cardio, core, endurance, mobility, boxing exercises. My friend and I finished the class plenty sweaty and tired, but energized and proud. Michael did a great job checking on everyone throughout the class, encouraging us to push ourselves. After class, Michael gave us his card and highlighted the other classes and programs he offers. MLC Personal and Group Training is great! The gym is quite spacious and clean, with two floors, plenty of equipment, and a cool vibe/personality to it. The "Strength and Boxing" class will put you through your paces and make you sweat and Michael does a nice job checking on all the participants to make sure they're working hard and demonstrating proper technique. My friend and I are looking forward to coming back for another class!

***update*** They have put up netting that stops balls from going onto the other fields. Kudos for…read morethat! Good move! Not much to say. Like most rec centers, it's cold in the winter. There isn't really any seating .. a couple of benches and picnic tables. You have to bring your own chair in. They cut the "field" in half for the younger kids (referring to soccer here because that's what I come here for) and this results in balls from other games going on coming onto each other's playing fields. The worst part of this place is that smells like sweaty .. ummm .. "soccer" balls. As soon as you walk in the smell hits you in the face. I smell it every time I come in and I want to throw up. The turf is nice. I will say that.