Floors are a patchwork of different sections of wood with large gaps, lips, etc. making it very…read moredangerous for players. Two courts are not normal size so adjusting for play during g our tournament was very difficult. Knowing how hard to throw, gauge distances, etc. was a challenge for many teams, giving home team a big advantage. The courts were TINY! Had our league or coaches been aware we would be playing in such conditions, we never would have entered tournament. Also, total and complete lack of parking for large tournaments like the one we attended. We had parents having to shuttle each other from blocks away.

Not enough spots on the parking lot. We can't park on the street or at other parking lots not…read moreconnected to the Academy. Small entrance. 3 bathroom which is dirty and unkempt during tournament days. $13/entry for adult, $10 for kids

I tried this on a guest pass and liked it more than I thought I would. It felt biger and busier…read morethan some gyms, but not in a bad way, and as a woman doing a trial visit I appreciated being able to get the vibe without feeling out of place. There was enough going on that you could do your own thing and kind of disapear into the flow, which I count as a win. Worth trying if you want more equipment and class options.

Very good location of this gym A lot of space and…read moreeverything working also there is always pretty clean

They are real nice courts. I am a local who loves tennis. It doesn't seem to be busy when I drive…read moreby. Not really into the membership thing, but wish ya could pay and play.

Club is always recruiting and brining in players whose family contribute financially to the club…read moreand guarantee these players a spot on ECNL making it almost impossible to move up because they keep bringing new players into the higher level teams and bumping players down. Also the players are the higher level teams don't even try during tryouts whereas the kids on the lower teams put out everything they have and are always overlooked. Also poor communication with the higher level coaches as far as what the player needs to improve upon in order to advance. This club is all about the money and not about helping players reach their full potential.

First time at this Soccer field. Very easy to find. Great quality field. Covered team benches. My…read moredaughters team played against a local private school from this area, we were visiting team. Great sportsmanship from home team. Plenty of parking.

Lake Tapps Volleyball Club brags on their great coaching, and for some teams that is true. The…read moreadministration of the club is lacking in organization, player support, consistant policy, and the coaching and communication of the 2011 U12 coaching staff needs extensive work. The club dues paperwork and website says the price includes all tournaments and coach fees, but they will still bill for tournaments that are on the schedule. The price for a year is advertised at $1500& up depending on the age, but at least $300 or more, after they tell you that things are not included, and you need to pay more. At this point what is a family to do if they don't want to pay? Take your child out of volleyball? The new facility is wonderful and it is great to practice in the same location every week, but the the trade-off for dealing with coaches that need communication skill training, and do not actively try to coach all kids on the team, is NOT worth the headache. I recommend that anyone looking at a this volleyball club have an in-depth meeting with the coach, you have to deal with them for the season, and pay lots of money. The club administrator allows the coaches to handle things they way they want and does not get involved with team issues unless the coach requests it. I have heard that not all clubs are like this, I hope not. One more thing, they told us that weekly agility and positional training was included in the dues and all of that changed throughout the season as well. This is obviously a real review.

From the owner: Specializing in growing volleyball skill sets, advancing knowledge of the game, and providing camps…read moreand clinics offering a variety of different skill advancement opportunities.

Found this Jim a few years ago and although they do offer CrossFit classes, I was more interested…read morein their sweat class. It's kind of like CrossFit but uses kettle bells and dumbbells with a lot of cardio and bodyweight movement. Going into my mid 40s I was looking for something that would up my cardio and be a little easier on my joints than heavy powerlifting. Everybody here is very welcoming and encouraging! I definitely recommend everybody to try it out!

Great gym located in downtown Renton right by Ikea. Offer cross training and sweat classes…read more(bodyweight hiit type). Good class times, clean and friendly. Coaches are nice and welcoming and it's a great environment. Highly recommend if you're looking for a gym with a wonderful community or a place to drop in.

I normally love love this location but I've noticed lately that the gym is Extremely Hot. My last…read moretrip, I actually got sick in the restroom mis workout and im not doing a strenuous workout either. I hope they make adjustments soon or ill have to start going to another location.

I did a trial visit here and felt a lot more comfortable than I expected to. As a woman trying a…read moregym for the first time, I was fully prepared for that awkward "where do I go and why does everybody else already have a system" feeling, and it really never showed up. The space felt open, the equipment did not come off intimidating, and nobody made me feel watched while I figured things out. That matters. A lot. There is a difference between a gym that says it is beginner-friendly and one that actually feels that way when you walk in. This one felt approachable right away. I could get my bearings, move at my own pace, and not spend the whole visit wondering if I was accidentally breaking an unspoken rule. After my divorce I got a lot more practical about places I might realistically come back to, and low-pressure counts for more than branding ever will. This had that. Good first impression overall and a really solid place to start if you want something straightforward. Go here if you want a trial visit that feels easy and not like a social experiment.

Love this place. They run such an amazing club. We end up here for hours and hours as our kids…read morehave built so many great friends here.

two of my kids have taken lessons here. it is impossible to talk an adult. I have tried to reach…read moremanagement for two weeks now and they are impossible to find. It seems like it's a group of young teens running the show and some of the seem very uninterested. There are a few that are amazing but not the majority. I would not go here unless it is your last resort.

The pool is clean and the lap hours are the most accommodating in the area. That's the only reason…read moreI come here. The life guards are rude and terrible at communicating if lanes are going to be in use. If you are coming for lap swim, be prepared to have to move lanes often because of the staffs lack of communication on what lanes are available when. There is no regard to folk who have regular memberships who come here to swim. The directors and lifeguards prioritize folks who pay for lessons and classes. If you're a regular ymca member just know that lessons and group classes in the lap pool are not communicated through the app or through thorough signage Been coming here for 8month and only continue to do so because I have a back injury and I have to swim daily for mobility.

Customer service is HORRIBLE! My daughter missed 2 swim lesson and they wouldn't excuse her since…read morewe we're overseas. She said once she missed a lesson she missed it. We paid $200 for the lesson. The WORST gym ever! Periodt.