Thank you, thank you, thank you for having an affordable non-resident day rate ($5.50). We stopped…read morein for a quick shower after a marathon before heading to DIA to return home. The center is clean, staff is friendly and it was packed with people having a great day at the rec center.

Attended tennis tourny at LRC. The courts are not properly setup for spectators. Some viewing areas…read morerequire you to look across 2 or 3 courts before you see the one you want. All viewing areas are eye level or lower (seated). Poorly designed since they easily have space for viewing areas around most courts to avoid looking across more than 1 courts at any time.

All of the instructors at this location are phenomenal. Rhonda invited me to check it out for Maui…read moreThai. I did a couple classes and learned so much. It was wonderful! While I can no longer participate in that class for health reasons, I have still been coming to this gym for about a year now. I have 3 boys ages 10, 10 and 13. My two younger have trained in BJJ with several instructors and have broadened their skills in ways I never saw coming in such a short amount of time. My 13 yo and I enjoy the gym set up. The classes are structured but instructors are immensely divoted to training a diverse range of skill levels. There are NO pressure sales here. If you want to be there they want you there. This gym is a nicely done small business, 100% worth getting involved in, and worthy of community support. Go check it out!!!

While in town for a week, I contacted Professor Danny who invited me to train. Wonderful group of…read moreskilled and passionate practitioners. The culture promotes improvement, helping others, and no ego. Check them out!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I grew up in the gymnastics and dance programs here at Airborne, and I have never seen a more…read moresupportive environment for kids at any other gymnastics or dance studio anywhere else. Even on the competitive teams, which people think are often mean and tough on kids, I only got love and support from my coaches. They taught me how to adapt to new situations, build teamwork and determination. When it came time for me to move away from gymnastics, my coaches were very encouraging. And in every sport I did afterwards I had a huge leg up on the learning curve because of the strength, agility, discipline, and coordination that gymnastics gave me. But even if a child is not on any team, they still will get many of the benefits I received from this sport. The coaches here do make it really fun, and every time a kid learns a new skill their self esteem grows. Birthday parties here are also a blast, kids are able to play in a huge safe playground in the dead of winter. The dance program is fantastic as well, it's a very positive experience. None of that "Dance Moms" nonsense.

The bad reviews simply don't paint a whole picture on this business, I myself have grown up in this…read moreenvironment and in my opinion they offer the best training for dance in town! I wouldn't be on a professional dance track if it weren't for the great teachers here. And as for the environment I see so many kids of all ages leaving with a smile on their face. Airborne has changed throughout the years and has only gotten better! Love this place always

Smaller gym, this is good though as you can get more 1on1 attention from your instructor…read more Bring flip flops or slippers as the restroom area is behind the mat area. Excellent instructors. Good place for a beginner and advanced practitioners. The student base are friendly as well. Wonderful place for kids to get started, vibrant kids program.

I previously trained at a different gym (10th Planet Longmont and Denver) and I left that gym…read morebecause of bad coaching. I was so close to quitting Jiu Jitsu until I tried Dark Horse, at dark horse I have so many amazing and supportive coaches. Since I started training at Dark Horse about 6 month ago I have gotten so much better thanks to the coaches and professors. Plus they have many different classes to offer an all of them are amazing. I highly recommend coming here.

Lots and lots going on at the Foco Senior Center. There are options for a multitude of classes if…read morethat is your jam, pickleball, basketball, racquetball, billiards, water aerobics, water volleyball, walking track, yoga, movies, hikes, and more. The fitness area for weights and cardio equipment is user friendly and in good condition. Prefer to go there vs my gym as it tends to be less crowded. The facility itself is of course geared for 55+, but anyone 18+ can come in and use the facility. Staff is friendly and there are usually multiple people available to assist you. This can be a busy facility however at times so there may be a chance you do have to wait a little bit if you have a question regarding something. Coffee is free if you bring your own cup, if you need a cup there is just the small fee of $1 and you can buy a cup from the desk. So many wonderful events and opportunities that happen here. Definitely worth coming and checking it out

As a recreation facility the Fort Collins Senior Center falls short on being considered a decent…read morerec space. If you need to call regarding a question expect to be put on hold immediately and not addressed for 5-10 minutes. Upon entering the facility you'll be greeted by inpatient, unkind and distant staff. The staff are not trained in the majority of ongoings within city recreation, most staff rely upon their managers who they themselves are unhelpful. Speaking to a manager is a whole other issue as they're never available. The facility attendants are mostly helpful and attending to almost any issue/need you many have. The pool table area is okay however most cues, balls, etc are strewed about the area or just lost. In regards to the pool, look online before coming in because classes are scheduled and lanes may or may not be available. Speaking on the rental spaces available at the Senior Center there's nothing special or noteworthy to speak on. If you need to rent a space, don't expect a return call for 1-2 weeks. Those who come in the early morning for coffee, there is now a $1 charge for cups, so bring your own. With overall subpar staff and a underwhelming facility, I would recommend the Chilson Senior Center in Loveland.

I just target shoot and have been to this place maybe a couple of dozen times. Every time I have…read morebeen here the service has been great! I have bought two new bows and have had several maintained through this store. The employees are great and the store is great! The range is also nice! Highly recommend this place to anyone!

My friend and I came here to shoot some arrows for fun. Neither of us do this regularly and needed…read moreto rent equipment. Rentals for both of us along with a 2-hour slot on the indoor range was about $40. SUPER reasonably priced. While I would prefer an outdoor range, I enjoyed our time here. This was my second time shooting a traditional bow and I had a blast. I did, however, have a HORRIBLE bruise on my arm after our time there. I used the arm guard provided with our rental, but it was a soft guard. Now, I know I need to use a hard guard every time I do archery. I would, absolutely, go back for another session. Archery is so much fun and easy to learn for beginners. If you have ever been curious, this is a great place to try your luck at a new hobby.

Clean and very well maintained facility. Staff is very friendly and has everything I need and more…read moreto get my daily workouts completed. Glad we have this available to us here.

equipment in poor condition. towels for the shower are rags, swimming suit spinner hasn't worked…read morein months. management says no plan to fix it so you hang your wet suit in your locker. cardio equipment screens not all work and no plan to fix.

We have only been here a few times but this place is amazing. I hesitate to write too good of a…read morereview because this is a hidden gem. The equipment is very clean and in good condition. But what is really impressive is the instructors and how much they encourage and help the kids. It is awesome that the staff makes it fun for the kids to learn these skills.

BEWARE! Airborne's new owner are unethical and dishonest, in our experience. Immediate termination…read moreof my level 10 athlete, a six year veteran of an Airborne's competitive team, from the team/gym within 24 hours and two emails while gaslighting the situation with false accusation: unfathomable. We had (still have) never met or even spoken to the new owners. Their primary reason after I debunked numerous false accusations, was because I refused to purchase a competition leotard through them. Here's the kicker, they already OK'd the parents to select and purchase the leotards directly without them. I personally requested and received permission via email from a Director at Airborne with at least one of the owner's acknowledgement to inquire about wholesale pricing and to purchase the competition leotards directly. Since I had been ordering gear for the team for several years, I directly contacted the leotard rep and was able obtain wholesale pricing, without use of a booster club, put design options together, and secured sizers upon Airborne's approval of design. Parents were also granted permission by Airborne to use practice time to size the girls. Apparently Airborne planned to use the sizers I secured to place the order directly and (surprise!) upcharge all parents with no communication at all. I heard this through the grapevine during the designated practice for parents to size the girls (our family was in crisis mode so I wasn't able to be at the gym). I did the work to design and secure great pricing for the team, with permission from Airborne, for the team's benefit, and then they underhandedly swooped in to charge the team without even the courtesy of asking if they could use the sizers I secured. This felt very deceptive and manipulative. It gets worse than just charging me for the work I did. My first communication I had with Airborne owner's was when I sent an email to them per directors/head coach suggestion explaining the history, their previous approval, and the work I put into it. Their following emails had numerous conflicting statements as well several false accusations towards me, such as I used an old booster club to obtain wholesale pricing (another company also offered wholesale pricing to us as parents) and that I never did the ordering for the team. They continued to knowingly falsely tell parents that I unethically used an old booster club to obtain wholesales even after they were told that I had written proof to the contrary. One would expect people who work with children to promote ethics, integrity, and communication. Airborne's behavior is unacceptable for any business, but especially for those entrusted with children and teens. I had kept the Director/Head Coach abreast of how pricing was obtained and every step I was taking via text. I openly and transparently communicated, truthfully, in good faith. Once the booster club accusation was debunked the owner's told others that I sent excessively negative emails but neglected to mention that my emails were in response to their false accusations. Of course I was frustrated and could have had less harsh emails rather than responding to them in the same manner they were treating me. My daughter had completely trusted and had had a close relationship with the head coach. His actions, or lack thereof, caused her to lose her great love for the sport and caused damage with trusting another coach in a different sport. All the correspondence is in writing. Please feel free to contact me on this matter at protect.our.child.athletes@gmail.com. I will do everything I can to keep this from happening to another child/teenager. Oh and btw, booster clubs are for the benefit of the athletes, not a pro-profit business (don't get bullied into pay-for-play, it's illegal). You can find more information on this at https://usagym.org/PDFs/Member%20Services/webinars/dec14.pdf