I was invited by a family member to join her in rock climbing. This was my first time rock…read moreclimbing, and I must say I was a bit intimidated about climbing. The staff were very friendly and detailed on how to get prepared for climbing the wall with the harnesses and also the ins and outs of each level of difficulty. My son loved climbing, as this is definitely his wheelhouse, but not necessarily mine lol. There were numerous walls to climb with the ropes/harnesses utilized and other boulder walls with a harness or rope not used but with a padded flooring under the ways. There is a wall for each level of climber from beginner to seasoned. If you want to try something new or get more practice on your skills, LEF is perfect for you! We will come back soon!

After not climbing for over a year, I decided to put on my climbing shoes again and check out LEF…read moreClimbing. It has a spacious interior with a variety of routes for bouldering, top rope, auto-belay, and lead climb. The walls are much taller than other gyms I've been to and make the routes much challenging. Some of the grading doesn't seem very consistent. Staff is nice. Kids and adults of all ages are welcome. It's definitely fun to experience it at least once! The day pass is currently $30 per person with all gear rentals included. No price reduction if you bring your own gear. The membership cost is hefty, $100 per month or $80 if prepay... that's close to 1K per person at a minimum. One membership bonus is that all classes are free. If I resume climbing on a regular basis, I might consider shelling out some $$.

I travel a lot for work but this is by far the best gym I've gone to. Tons of killers but also…read moregreat people that train there. Everyone is very welcoming and are all there to get better and encourage others to get better as well. The coaches there really implement a certain level of attitude as well as discipline for the gym and that's what separates this gym from all the other ones. If there were more stars I could give I would. If you trained before or just want to give it a try there's no other gym I'd say to check out but this one.

I recently visited Lexington Jiu-Jitsu & Fitness for a seminar they hosted featuring Emily Kwok…read more This facility is very clean and bright and the owners were very welcoming. The bathrooms are much fancier than most gyms I've seen although the men's is much larger than the women's which leads me to believe that their regular student population is more male heavy than the crowd at the seminar was which drew a lot of women. Not a negative just something to be aware of. They have a very nice large training floor and plenty of benches and hooks to leave personal belongings. Over all I enjoyed the seminar quite a lot and if I'm in the area again I would definitely consider stopping in for a regular class.

This is such a great branch! Clean, with new machines, open space, and so many amenities! Friendly…read morestaff and easy to park here as well. The pickleball courts are new and a great feature.

Did a Pickleball Clinic with the director Shana Harris she helped me improve my skills I can now…read morehold my own on the courts. Thanks Shana She teaches classes for every level even if you dont know anything about the game. Call the YMCA at (859) 258-9622 ask for Shanna Harris Pickleball Director Linda Rubino player

I love this place. I can see it becoming my fitness 'home' for years to come…read more I've been a member of countless gyms, attended countless classes, tried different running apps on my phone, etc. etc. and yet, through all of that, I couldn't discipline myself to stick to a steady routine. Sure, I'd go to the gym for a few months, but then life got in the way and I'd cancel my membership, only to go join another gym several months later and do it all over again. I haven't been a member of any gym since I moved to Kentucky because there aren't too many options close by. Then back in January of this year, my husband and I found out how to become members of this fitness center and took the steps necessary to do so. If you are a Toyota employee, you can join this gym. If you are a spouse of an employee, you can join the gym. If you are a contractor or just a random person who wants to join the gym, you need to find someone that is currently a Toyota employee who is willing to 'sponsor' (vouch for you) your membership. I believe an employee can only sponsor one person. This is the route we had to take. When you sign up, you get five free training sessions -- which is AWESOME. I had Sara as a trainer -- who really listened to me and helped me come up with a plan to get my butt into shape. Merely two weeks into our training, I was already noticing a huge difference in myself -- how awesome is that? That just pumped me up even more. My husband's trainer (Wade) kicked his butt too, in a good way. We both loved the trainers we had. Let me tell you -- if you are not good at motivating yourself, getting a trainer is a fantastic way to push yourself to see results. This is what I had been lacking all those times I joined other gyms. We even signed up for a few paid training sessions after our free ones were used up. During the year, there are different sports leagues you can join. The center also has outdoor tennis courts, sand volleyball, baseball fields, and a nature walking trail. Oh -- and the best part? Lots of classes!! Yoga, weights, cardio, etc. The gym is pretty much open 24 hours except for Sundays and with special hours during holidays and Toyota shutdown weeks. It kind of became my second home.... I grew to see the same faces each time I worked out and looked forward to a session of strength-training. I got stronger, yo! Unfortunately, I canceled my membership a few days ago due to unplanned life events and tight finances. The $20/month membership fee is not expensive at all (in fact, it's kind of amazing considering that it covers the 24-hour gym, childcare, and all classes), but I'm at a point where I need that.... so once I get back on my feet, I'll rejoin this fantastic gym!

This is a nice, quiet and clean gym. My sons both love it and I feel great after my workouts.read more

We signed our two-year old daughter up for a term at Agility Gymnastics and have been so impressed…read morewith the facility. Her teachers are so very kind and patient and my daughter looks forward to coming to her class each week. The gym is a huge facility with classes for tots all the way up to elite level gymnasts. They have many events, camps and open gym activities too. We will be joining again for the next term and have enjoyed watching our daughter learn new skills and grow in her confidence and strength at Agility!

Great place to bring kids for indoor fun, especially on a really cold winter day or even on a super…read morehot summer day. Urban Ninja Project is also very affordable, as $5 buys you access to most of the facility. Additionally, the drinks are reasonable, as $1 will buy you a Dasani. And, after about a half hour, your kids are going to need one. We had been to the older facility for a birthday party, and the newer facility is much larger with ample parking. I think the different sections could use some signage, however, letting you know how to use and utilize each area. Kids are just running around trying to figure this out, which is ok, but why not let them know where to start, where to end, and what to do? The only other issue to keep in mind are the strange hours. It's open 4:00 to 8:00 daily.

Don't take your kid unless you want them to get hurt. A local surgery center told us that Urban…read moreNinja keeps them busy and the night we were at the ER, 5 other kids were there with injuries from this place. Such a dirty, nasty place and the worker was rude to us. Won't be back!

I visited for one Hip Hop class and a few times for a Zumba class. Both classes were fun. The…read morestudio is small, but large enough for a big class. The owner is nice. I met some of the members and dance parents of the Competition Team. They were very talented and had won many awards. Hope to visit again soon.

A very good personal trainer. I've worked out with Keith at Fitness Finally for last few months…read more He's been quite helpful and I've been quite satisfied. He's friendly, insightful, and very skilled and knowledgeable about fitness and nutrition. He's very good at dealing with injuries and any physical limitations one may have. He's also very good at striking a balance between a workout that is challenging and will leave you sore the next day. . .but won't actually hurt you or "overdo" it. His studio is rather small, it's a small one-room office upstairs in a building on Main Street in Georgetown, and he is rather austere with the equipment there: Just a recumbent exercise bike, a captain's chair, a pulldown machine, a Total Gym, a weight bench, and a lot of freeweights, exercise balls, and elastic bands. . .and from that rather humble setup he puts you through a lot with not a lot of equipment.