When it comes to gyms this is a very unusual gym. I will get to that later in this review. If you…read moreare looking for a quiet place to get your sweat on this it. Even during its peak hours it is not very crowded. That is a good thing as the locker rooms are a bit small but not to the point where if the person next to you bends over you think hey I didn't even buy you dinner. The gym is located on a distant part of Lackland many know as Security Hill. It is away from the main part of the base where you would find the commissary, AAFES, and the other main gym on base. The gym offers everything you need to get in a full workout and if you want to run outside there is a paved fitness trail you can tackle. Classes are offfered Monday through Friday such as cycling step, kickboxing, and circuit training. There is a racquetball court and a few outside covered basketball courts to keep you out the Texas sun. Here is the unusual part. The racquetball court and the cardio room are all in separate buildings located near each other. If you are doing your own circuit training and want to do a sprint after doing some thrusters or weighted squats you have to leave the building where the weights are and go to the cardio building. It's a short walk but the fact you have to go outside is unusual. Oh and here is something else. There is no bathroom in the cardio room. If the urge strikes you head to the main building and use the only bathrooms there. At least the walkway is covered in case of rain. Parking is plentiful. Not a bad place but it does take some getting use to.

Far gym but good variety…read more It's definitely different since not everything is in the same building. One building is being used for all the treadmill and cardio machines. There's also a building just for Yoga/calisthenics where classes are held Monday through Friday. Lastly, the main building for weightlifting. This gym is unique because they have shaded outdoor basketball courts, a sand pit volleyball court (not shaded), and a trail to go running on outside.

This private gym is 24 hours. Trains professional athletes and non-professionals. There's all types…read morehere. They're Seriously strict about membership. Requires a key fob to access the building and membership is revoked if you allow non-members in. Professional trainers are here of all types. My wife has trained with a professional trainer here for years and our children are now trained by him. He's got a serious reputation in this region of TX and is training new talent for UFC but also trains other athletes like tennis players, and soccer moms.

Train anytime is one of the best private gyms in San Antonio. Great location and clean environment!…read moreLove this gym and the trainers are all amazing.

They have very nice staff and the environment in the gym is very small but since there's not many…read morepeople here you can find your place very easy!

I love going to this gym because it nice, close to home and my kids love to play basketball there…read more Today they were literally kicked off the whole court by an older gentleman and I thought that was so rude. One of my son's has recently been bullied at school and I never thought he would get bullied at the gym. This shouldn't be allowed and my 11 and 12 year old should feel safe and not bullied while in the gym.

ML-I studied martial arts here for approximately 7 or 8 years was the funnest time in my life I…read moreloved it and at the same time I learned how to defend myself very well I quit only because i had a lot of work and i did not have enough time on my hands. I studied hapkido and a little bit of Taekwondo, nunchucks bo staff, sticks, knife defense,ground fighting he was an awesome instructor very experienced and exceptionally knowledgeable not very expensive ,easily accessible on the south side of San Antonio address changed call for directions to new location still has same number 1323 Goliad rd is the current address 2103590200

Lozano's Martial Arts Studio is one of the most professional schools in the San Antonio, TX area…read more All of the instructors are a pleasure to work with and learn from. The school is setup perfect for different age groups, not a stress on the wallet and students are not bound by crappy contracts. The place is amazing. As for the 2 reviews given, along with bully side comment concerning one of the instructors fighting in a YouTube video, anybody with half a brain can see what exactly happened just from the video alone. The instructor confronted a cheeseburger loving idiot because he decided he wanted to throw a BS temper tantrum over a parking spot and kick the crap out of her car. Not for nothing, but if you forget how parking works and kick my car because of it, be prepared to get hit, a lot. He is lucky he didn't get shot after pushing the older woman to the ground that walked up from the back.

Tried this place out yesterday and was impressed. The kid watch area for up to age 6 was really…read morenice. We loved the climbing structure. The place felt clean. They have an indoor pool & a nice playground outside.

I recently joined the Westside YMCA, but I am impressed. The facilities are well maintained and…read moreclean. As I was given a tour of the facilities, I realized that I had swam in the swimming pool back in the 1980s when I was in the swim team at Burbank High School, (We used the Y's swimming pool during the winter break), it brought back great memories. There is also a sizable parking lot and it's conveniently located off General McMullen across the street from a school in a quiet neighborhood.

Been having my daughter there for 5 years they are amazing & my daughter has learned & grown so…read moremuch there.

Great people, program and support. Grateful for them in my daughter's short stint as a high school…read morecheerleader. Gained a lot of skills quickly for a beginner.

Fairchild Swimming Pool is part of Fairchild Park located near the city cemeteries near Houston St…read more As far as I can tell, this is the closest to downtown free swimming pool. It is one of several public swimming pools run by San Antonio Parks and Rec. All outdoor public swimming pools run by the city are free to all, open six days a week throughout the summer swimming season, and follow very similar rules and protocol. This review will focus on Fairchild Swimming Pool and what sets it apart from other city swimming pools. As with most city pools, you are required to sign in at the front desk with name, age group, and gender. These roles help the parks department obtain funding to continue operation of the pools, so it is very important to sign in. A family favorite, and not just because it was the closest to our home. Fairchild Pool has had consistent and mature staff over the past few seasons so the lifeguards are no greenhorns to the job. To pool is fairly basic and a short walking distance from the parking lot, but your car remains in sight which can be important in this area. Fairchild Pool has a large shallow swimming area and a decent sized deep area ranging from 3ft to 9ft. This pool used to have a diving board but it was removed after a tragic accident during the 2017 season. The good that came out of it is the pool was completely renovated over the spring in 2018 with new pump equipment and a pool lift, making this one of the more fresh feeling pools to swim in. It can be incredibly refreshing to dive in after a long day. Fairchild Pool is one of a handful a pools not running at the normal 1pm to 7pm hours, it opens at 2pm and runs until 8pm. the entire pool is surrounded by concrete which can become blisteringly hot in the summer. Be warned. The west side of the pool has decent tree coverage for the bi-hourly swimming breaks times for the pool pH to settle. Food is not allowed, although you may bring drinking water. There are both Men's and Women's bathrooms with a small dressing area, and a shower off area near the pool entrance. Radios seem pretty well tolerated here, and someone is usually rocking music at either side of the pool. Fairchild Pool is rarely busy as Lincoln Pool is just up the street, so there is always ample room to play or swim laps. The southeast corner of the pool does have a problem with wasps every now and then, but it's not too bad. Interesting tidbit, from the south side of the pool, you can see the Mass Grave of Alamo Defenders in the Oddfellow Cemetery.

I'm calling and no one answer me we want to know if it's open cause it is really hot outsideread more

I love this park so much ! The only time it's crowded is for softball / baseball games / football…read morepractice and maybe once in a while for certain events . Me and boyfriend come here all the time for exercises and small picnics . I never come here for the ymca specifically but for the park mostly ! It's so big and there's different areas to explore . Maybe when I get a chance again I could update this review with some more pictures and videos !

Awesome places new renovations added a nice new building feeling and new locker rooms.read more