I love this gym so far. My only issue is the steam room has not been operable since I have been a…read moremember and the sauna needs a sign or something up. I say this because it is not very much room in here to begin with but grown men go in here and act as if they are at home. They put their feet up, lay down, don't scoot over when people enter etc. I personally have picked up water bottles from the floor and thrown them away. I told staff so hopefully something is done as I am not an employee and should not have to police other members. It is a common sense common courtesy issue but the problem with that is we have lost that in most people these days. So signage is necessary to remind people how to act.

To be honest, I'm shocked this has a two star review average…read more.. Like most, hoping this gym changes hands again. Crime runs ramped, the fire alarm goes off monthly, hours aren't great, recently had a 50% increase in my membership fees, half of the treadmills were broken when I went yesterday, frequently get dripped on by a leaking roof. I've been a member since this was a Golds Gym, and it's steadily gone down hill since...

The "open tryouts" aren't open at all. They know who they want for every team. Don't waste your…read moremoney "trying out" unless your kid is already known by the coaches. It's a joke. They have a hundred kids on 7 courts. They PROMISE you feedback which they don't give you- because they cannot possibly remember those kids... the only bigger waste of time and money is a club team.

My 13yo hasn't played on a team in about 2 years and when she tried out for her 8th grade team, she…read moredidn't make it. It was clear that missing all the game time and practices in those two years had made her fall behind in the sport. I enrolled her in Triangle Volleyball's Youth Volleyball Program (YVP), a six-week course on passing, setting, ball control and proper mechanics. The coaches are wonderful. Although the course is group instruction, the course gave my 13yo instant feedback and contact with the ball multiple times. Just within the first day, I could see an improvement in her passing skill, and she finally became comfortable with setting. We also combined the YVP course with Play the Game to get her playing in smaller group games. Location and schedule of YVP were very convenient for our busy family and work schedules.

I've belonged to a lot of gyms and this Life Time is the best. It's like a fitness resort! There's…read moresomething for everyone here, and fitness equipment I've never seen before. There are numerous classes that are serious workouts. Yoga, hot yoga, stretch, etc. I'm not a swimmer, but if I was I think the swim facilities are second to none, both indoors and outdoors. The outdoor pool is awesome, and will serve adult beverages, which is a nice option. There's steam, sauna, whirlpool, and a clean and well stocked locker room. I joined as soon as I could and was there on day one. Love this place! Finally, shout out to Courtney, who is always there with a smile and exuberant hello.

I've been going to Lifetime Fitness Cary for about 4 years. Yes it's expensive, but I feel like…read moreit's worth it. I love the group fitness classes and I love that you reserve your spot in advance. They also just started a new Core Tone Reform class with reformers for regular members, and that class kicks your butt! I also really enjoy the sauna, steam room, and jacuzzis. Another benefit is the kids membership. My stepdaughter loves coming to the kids club for gymnastics, rock climbing, yoga, and more. I know that she is having fun while I'm doing a class. They have Parents Night Out on the weekends and that's such a nice perk! There's also day camps, which has saved us a few times when we needed child care during a school break. The pool is also wonderful in the summertime. The cafe food is average. I'd love it if the quality was amped up just a bit. The only thing I really ever get is the vegan PB& B shake. It's delicious! It has peanut butter, banana, cafe mocha greens, almond milk, and vegan protein powder. I haven't been to the salon yet, but it's great that this is an option. Overall, I love this gym and I would go every day if I could.

I worked there for awhile until I got another job offer. Great staff and very friendly WRAL has…read morethere annual Christmas party there I worked coat check at that party. Great place and highly recommend it the food is great just like the people.

Invited by the CNR Dean for lunch in a conference room. We went thru the buffet line--choice of two…read moresoups, HUGE salad bar with many fresh options of veggies, greens, protein, fruits, toppings and mayo based salads like tuna, and great pimento cheese! Also hot items available. Served with tea and NCSU ice cream. Great service, clean and orderly space, and good company with fellow Wolfpack alumni.

Extremely disappointed with our experience at the Netsports track-out camp. This was our third…read moregrader's first time here, and we will not be returning due to a complete lack of supervision. Our son reported that kids were left to watch unsupervised YouTube Shorts for long periods, some of which included very disturbing content. More alarmingly, the pickup process is a major security risk. The front desk staff seemed completely indifferent to the children gathered in the corner, and there appeared to be no protocol to prevent a child from leaving with a stranger. If you are looking for a camp that prioritizes child safety and active engagement, I would highly suggest looking elsewhere.

My son loves the summer camps. He always has fun and sleeps well after a day at the facility.read more

One of the trendiest sports these days is pickleball, and I too have become engrossed with the…read moresport. Due to its popularity, there is always high demand for court space to play. Typically I will head over to my local park and play with other strangers, but when it got cold outside I turned to Peak Sports to give me the space to play during the winter. Peak is a facility in Apex that hosts both pickleball and badminton. I don't play badminton, so I will focus on the pickleball. There are seven pickleball courts within Peak, with two of the seven usually being held for small group reservations. Throughout the day, all of the other courts have general open play, where you bring your own paddle and play pick up games with friends or strangers. Peak uses a phone app to monitor and control the amount of people within the facility, so that a good flow of games occur. The courts themselves are relatively below average when it comes to indoor facility courts. Instead of the traditional outdoor feel, Peak uses a rolled out mat that acts as their court. It is more slick, so I am more prone to slipping on the court, plus the texture of the court makes it so that the ball has extra spin on fast hits. For a real feel outdoor court in an indoor facility, I would point to Pin Point in Raleigh for that. The best thing about Peak in my opinion is the community of players there. All of the staff is really nice and I have met some of my best pickleball friends here. Peak also offers various classes, leagues and tournaments so that you can consistently improve. I would say that a lot of my recent growth as a player has come from playing at Peak. You have the option to become a member here starting at around $89/month, or you can pay every time you want to join an Open Play session. While I wouldn't say that Peak is the absolute best indoor facility for pickleball, it has given me lots of opportunities for improvement and a place to play to avoid the frigid temperatures!

From the owner: We offer a fun, interactive, and competitive breath of fresh air for the pickleball and badminton…read morecommunity! With high end, state of the art courts, classes, leagues, tournaments for every level, and plenty of space! we here at Peak Sports Apex, hope you stop by and see us soon!

i saw a kid named chase i wanted to scout him first thought when i saw the 5 touch downs i think he…read morehas a great mindset and is a leader to his team i can't wait to see him in the leauge man he is the bomb

From the owner: We are a Raleigh based youth football and cheer organization. The 919 Bulldogs are a great…read moreorganization for new as well as experienced players. We make sure everyone plays and get the development they need. We stand on the Bulldog Principles: Respect - We Respect Everyone! Leadership - We lead by example, Big Dogs represent for the small dogs. Integrity - We stand on what we represent! Sportsmanship - We play the game, the game don't play us!

Really great staff and instruction! We love Warehouse! Strength and agility training, pitching and…read morehitting lessons - can't go wrong here!!!

From the owner: Baseball Training, Softball Training, Strength, Speed & Agility, batting cages, pitching machine.read more

NCFC youth is a fantastic organization. We love that they are fully engaged in our community. I…read morestrongly recommend this club.

NCFC cancelled my child's recreation game (on turf field), saying it was due to weather, so that…read morechallenge / classic team, (scheduled on grass field that was flooded) could play on it instead. NCFC uses rec players to subsidize play time for higher paying customers. This org is shameless and unethical.