Love the place, joined a few months ago and a lot of niche equiment for power lifting / body…read morebuilding. Staff is also helpful and friendly.

Terrible experience. Owners can't handle basic questions about their training abilities, and refuse…read moreto accept responsibility. Daniela is not an experienced trainer and took my $$ anyway. When I questioned the situation, she blocked me. So glad I left. Bad news.

This place is great! Good staff, amazing gym...etc, but the reason I am writing this is because…read moreunless you love basketball, there is nothing else you can do for open gym. Last year, they used to have 5-10 open gym volleyball days a month, however now, I see 1-2, IF ANY. Now this may not be a big concern for many, however it is unfair to all of the people who play volleyball because there is no other place to go. Please change this, make more volleyball days.

The Sunset fitness center is closed for a week so I migrated over to the Stephan Persinger center…read moretoday. I enjoy Sunset because it is more intimate and some of the people at Sunset have been there forever. The clientele at Persinger is younger and part of the neighboring community. The fitness/community center literally looks like a modern barn on the outside. Inside you will find much of the same fitness equipment you will find at Sunset. Persinger has a basketball court and a walking/running track you will not find at Sunset. Persinger has upstairs meeting rooms with an elevator. Sunset has a training room and a racketball court. My personal preference is Sunset because I feel it is more intimate than Persinger. Because of this I give Persinger four stars and Sunset five stars.

Sunset as part of the Geneva Park District. It is a well kept secret in Geneva. The fitness center…read moreis part of a complex. The complex includes a summer open pool, day care center, baseball fields, soccer fields, and other programs for children, families, singles and seniors. The site continues to evolve to meet the needs of the community. The staff are in large part part time and mothers. They are part of the neighborhood and proud of the town. The trainers are quite often physical therapists who are looking for flexible hours. The equipment is constantly updated with workout areas and a racket ball / handball court. You don't have to live in Geneva to take advantage of the fitness center. It just makes it cheaper. If you are a senior citizen, you will want to enroll separately from your spouse. It is cheaper.

I wanted to write you a note to say thank you for consistently providing fantastic classes for me…read morein the last 4 years. Each class I learn something new or get challenged with a new concept in a completely safe and accepting environment. I' ll miss you. Marcia

Very knowledgeable and helpful in every facet of getting into shape. Diet help with macros and…read morecalorie intake. Love going and pushing myself to be a better me

I LOVE IT HERE! Agood mix of tunes and bands. Great priced drinks. Friendly bartenders and staff…read more No drama and cool cats crowd.

A true hidden gem with a great group of people by the river, it's like being on vacation when you…read morevisit

The Cybersecurity program is the best in Illinois. I obtained over 10 CompTIA certifications, 5…read moreCisco certifications, 2 ISC2 certifications, and much much more.

So glad I found this place!…read more This little gem is hidden away in Sugar Grove at Waubonsee College. (In the Field House building.) They have daily, monthly, + more memberships available. Your first visit is even free! The gym isn't very large, but they offer classes + have an indoor track for you to enjoy. As far as the fitness center goes, they have free weights & barbells, a handful of machines, and lots of cardio options. A couple stairmasters, ellipticals, bikes, treadmills, etc. For the price & location, you can't beat it!

Allegro is a wonderful studio. They have dance classes, fitness classes and are the BEST IN THE…read moreBUSINESS. Definitely recommend this amazing dance studio!

I've been involved with Allegro Performing Arts center for about a year and a half, attending adult…read moreballet classes as well as a few other dance classes (tap and contemporary). I've also been involved in a few of their productions. The location is easy-to-find with ample parking right in front of the building. The inside is clean, well-maintained, and has 2 studios spaces (one large, one medium-sized) plus a couple lounge areas, one of which is used for music lessons and as a waiting area for clients and parents. The large studio has plenty of room to accommodate many dancers, adequate vertical space for leaps and jumps, very sturdy barres, and a comfortable, marley-covered floor. Though I have experience in music and am rhythmically capable, I was completely new to ballet when I started here. Heather's experience in the ballet world and in teaching the methods become apparent right away. She provides instructions that are very clear and offers cues that help to easily address form issues. Between exercises, she'll share the history of the movements and techniques, the origin of the words and phrasings, and the anatomy/kinesiology and physics behind the movements. This makes the class very interesting to me. She's also able to accommodate everyone in the class regardless of ability level, providing individual instruction equally among the dancers. Heather's great at assigning challenging routines that are just at the top of my abilities so that I'm pushed towards improvement. Ballet is physically demanding no doubt, but a lot of the difficulty for me comes from the mental and memory aspects of learning a routine. It is hard work, and I find it very rewarding. During my time with the studio, I've been given the opportunity to perform in a couple of their productions. It's great to be able to put all that hard work into a final product that my family and friends can enjoy! It's also wonderful to be able to do this alongside her other students and company members as a team. I've witnessed firsthand that this studio forges hard-working young individuals who learn to take criticism as opportunity for improvement, work hard for results, and take pride in their accomplishments.