My 2 boys have been in the Redline basketball program for almost a year and a half. All aspects of…read morethe program are outstanding and my boys have thrived during their time there. There are a number of things that set Redline apart from the competition. The coaching is fantastic. All of my kids coaches are former professional or college athletes, who not only have great knowledge, but also work very well with kids. The management and all of the coaches work together to provide consistent, high-level practice plans that you just don't see in club settings. The things my boys do in practice are what you would expect from college or professional coaches. It shows in how much my kids love to go to practice and games, and how much they have improved. The facility also is a big factor in what makes Redline great. The courts are top of the line, the amenities and observation areas are the best I have seen in Denver, and the sports performance facilities are state-of-the-art. What also sets Redline apart is what comes with your membership besides training in the sport in which your child participates. The sports performance training program features direction by professional trainers that work with your child to develop strength and agility both to improve their fitness and performance now, but also to teach them valuable techniques and habits they can use for the rest of their life. These sessions are a part of every practice, but your child can attend more of the many scheduled sports performance sessions free of charge. Redline also offers specialized training sessions like sport-specific skills classes, jumping classes and running classes that are included in your membership. The staff is very professional, and the communication is great. The people there truly take an interest in making sure that the kids and the parents are informed and that they are responsive to the needs of each member. We were involved with another club for a number of years and our experience there was not so good. Like many other clubs I have seen, they all promise but fall short of what Redline consistently delivers to their team members. If you want your kids to improve and have a fun and productive experience, this is the place for you.

If your son or daughter is extremely selfish type of player and likes to cheat to get ahead, this…read moreis the perfect place for you. The coaches don't build a team, they don't build camaraderie, they emphasize and promote selfishness. Don't waste your money if you have a good honest, athletic hard-working kid. They're not trying to build a team experience, they're simply going to play the selfish kids that cheat to get attention and then take money from the parents of the kids that are there for the right reasons.

I found out about this place from my neighbor that has been going there for some time and is highly…read moresatisfied. The center is bright, clean, and spacious. The pool is huge with several straight lanes to swim plus an area to power walk with other adults. In the rear of the building, people were playing pickle ball on the basketball court. I took the elevator instead of the stairs to the second level where the weights and equipment are. The track to walk around surrounds the second floor. The outside parking lot has plenty of parking spaces. The center is in Dover and was a 20 minute drive from my area of Aurora. The center is open 7 days a week and holds many activities. The room with classes was ample and I look forward to sign up for some classes. There are 3 other locations spread across Aurora. The best part is with my United Healthcare card, membership is free!

The Aurora Central recreation center offers three pools, an indoor rubberized track, and a complete…read moreGym and Fitness section. It's clean and well maintained. The are a variety of fitness classes for all members. Residents of Aurora pay a reduced fee for usage of the facility.

I like this rec center a lot. I have only used the swimming facilities, so I can't speak to much…read moreelse. But if you'd like to know about the pool, read on. I often come here to swim because it's not too far from my house and the hours work better for my schedule. Mondays and Wednesdays there is lap swimming from 6:05 - 7:15 pm, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays it is from 6 - 8:30 pm. Perfect for after work! They are also open on the weekend with a decent amount of hours which is nice. Here is a link with the full pool hours- https://www.denvergov.org/content/dam/denvergov/Portals/747/documents/rec_centers/calendars/WashPark%20Winter%20Pool.pdf The locker room is always clean and well-kept. I never see too many people in there so it's not very crowded. The pool itself is nicely kept as well. It's not a brand new pool or anything, but it's clean and well-maintained by the staff. There are kickboards, flippers, and buoys for anyone to use. The swimmers here are pretty nice too, I've never had an issue with anyone. The staff is very warm and inviting. I've seen new faces almost every time I visit this rec center and they are always very friendly! I would recommend this for anyone looking for a good place to work out! Plus, it's right in the middle of Wash Park which is a great spot to visit either before or after your workout :)

I really like this place. There seems to be a little something for everyone. There's a good size…read moreweights area, plenty of cardio equipment, a swimming pool and a basketball court. The basketball court is used mostly for group activities, like yoga and whatever Pickleball is.

I'll be joining next week for sure. I took a tour and the staff are lovely people. I'm a super bad…read moreman for forgetting the name of the wonderfully nice woman at the front desk who answered all of my questions and had a few laughs with me. I gotta say, good customer service and genuine friendliness at someone's place of work is not easy to find these days. There's a lot of bitter folks out there that should not be engaging members/customers as they give the business a bad name. Not this place, they were so friendly and while there are parts of the club that look a bit older this place is exactly what I would expect from a tennis club. It has a great tennis pro shop with a good amount of merchandise, the gym is a little above average and decently well equipped, especially for a tennis club. Many of the places I've belonged to that were more tennis oriented didn't have great gym facilities so it's nice that they have a good amount of equipment. Even being a member of 2 different country clubs, both very nice, neither of them had great gym facilities. The paddle ball courts are very nice and they have a few outdoor tennis courts that are well maintained along with 7, I believe, indoor courts with good lighting (important!). The men's locker room could definitely use some love as it's very old and outdated but it does have a hot tub in it that's decent sized and lockers and honestly it's about the same as any other tennis club I've been in. Can't wait to start plugging into the community of members and play some folks with equal skill level. I'm huge on how I am treated the moment I walk in the door (so incredibly important for businesses to give a good first impression), and so many places fail this test by either acting like you're bothering them by asking them to do their job or at least be somewhat kind and respectful to someone paying money to be a member at the place they work at, which is crazy to me I have to say this. I don't care how nice a place is if their staff is rude or they treat people differently based on how they look (in my case a lot of tattoos, which isn't a usual thing to see at country clubs and tennis clubs) then I'll not be joining. Point being, I was immediately won over by the lady at the desk who treated me as I would imagine she treats everyone that walks through those doors, with kindness and respect. It's weird that I even have to say this, but so many places just don't do well on this anymore. Overall, 5 stars for the staff doing a great job answering my questions and spending time to give me the low down on the club and definitely what I would expect, equipment and amenities wise, from a tennis club! Look forward to getting to know the folks here.

Great place to learn and have fun. The facilities are top notch. I played Padel on their new…read morecourts last weekend. Best courts in Denver by far.

Really needed to find a place close by that had a good 25m pool. Wanted to get back into swimming…read moreafter 5 years off. 24hr fitness only has about 3 lanes and a bunch of members. Not ideal. Found this place by suggestion from a friend. Went at 5:30am for lap swimming before classes. There was only me and some elderly lady there. The pool has 5 lanes. Went today and there was only a couple other people. They also have a wide variety of other things to do like weights, treadmill, etc. They also have a wide variety of classes all week long. I might check out the yoga and weight living ones one of these days. The place is VERY clean! The locker rooms have lockers for use. You have to bring your own lock. A day pass is $5. A 10 day punch pass is $40. And my month pass was $49. They also have longer passes. The longer the pass, the cheaper per month it is. The lady who works the front desk is super kind and awesome. I wish I had remembered her name since I'll probably be seeing her everyday now. Ah well.

Beck Rec Center has been permanently closed for over two years now. It use to be run by an awesome…read moregroup of front desk employees and the leadership team was excellent.

One of my favorite country clubs in the nation to play Platform tennis (paddle tennis) is at the…read moreArapahoe Tennis Club. Cary and all of the members of this club are inviting, welcoming, and make you feel right at home. I have competed in the Arapahoe Invitational tournament back to back years and while this year did not hold their tournament, looking to play in 2021. For those who don't know what Platform Tennis is: Platform Tennis is an outdoor racquet sport generally played in cool or cold weather, although it has become a year-round sport in some regions. Courts are generally on a raised platform, allowing heaters under the deck to keep the playing surface playable no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. The top 5 popular cities for Platform Tennis are Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Denver. If you get the chance to play platform tennis, I highly recommend it!

The staff at LoHi Tennis are so friendly and accommodating, I've had a great experience taking…read morelessons. The facility is very nice, easy to find, and parking is a breeze. I highly recommend LoHi Tennis for anyone looking to improve their game!

What a great way to learn a great game! So easy, drop in classes. So affordable, all levels, great…read morelocation. Sergio is great! Understands beginners and makes drills into fun games. The hour flies by and I can't wait until the next class!

What a nice pool area! I went yesterday with my infant and some friends and we had a great time. My…read moredaughter loved splashing in the fountains and I enjoyed the warm therapy pool. Absolutely looking forward to my next visit!

I picked my daughter up from daycare early specifically so we could make it to Parent-Tot time in…read morethe therapy pool. I was thrilled when I pulled in and saw the parking lot almost completely empty, thinking we had finally picked a quiet time to swim. Unfortunately, those hopes were quickly dashed when we were told we couldn't enter the pool because it was already "at capacity" based on the number of lifeguards on duty. Given the nearly empty parking lot, it seemed to be a staffing issue rather than the pool actually being crowded. Unfortunately, this is just one of several frustrating experiences we've had at this rec center. My 6-year-old's lips turn blue after spending more than about 20 minutes in the main pool because of how cold it is. The only area that is really appropriate for him to practice swimming is adult-only for the majority of the day, with only a very limited window for children--and during that window, we're now being told the pool is at capacity. We've also had multiple negative interactions with both front desk staff and lifeguards who have been unnecessarily rude and unhelpful. A previous reviewer made an assessment that I now completely agree with: if you're an older adult, this rec center may be a great fit, as the programming and pool schedules seem heavily geared toward adults. If you have a young family and are looking for a place to work out and swim with your children, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.