I love the indoor track here, the layout and the overall atmosphere of this YMCA. But when I go…read moreinto the Olympic weight area it's always got at least 2 bars fully loaded from the night before (I go very early). It's disappointing that no one has the etiquette to rack their stuff. I like that they have a lot of different options for weights besides the Olympic room and they have a heavy weight bag that I enjoy using!

I am used to the Columbus YMCA (best in the nation) so take my review with a grain of salt!…read more This location was decent for a workout, but not my favorite gym. They had a good amount of rooms/machines, but it was difficult to find what I wanted and I asked for directions at the front desk twice. The building is large and not really set up for a gym as far as I could tell. Maybe this building is also some sort of school? There seemed to be lots of classrooms. When I found the weight room it was overall a good experience. There were 3 stair masters--I took the 3rd and last available. There were 2 squat racks--I took the last available. There were still plenty of open machines, but nothing compared to what I'm used to. The walking track is the biggest downside by fair in my opinion. There is about a 6" slope from one side to the other width-wise at one point which is not only inconvenient, but very dangerous in my opinion! I opted to get my steps outside, but there were plenty of treadmills available. The locker rooms looked fine although I didn't use them, I saw several options while wandering around looking for the gym. The front desk attendant was very kind in helping me find my way, I was very thankful they have someone on staff for this reason! I also wish there would have been free parking and sweat towels for use, as I am used to these things, but this may just be at my location. Overall I would definitely come back in a pinch, but will probably try a different location next time I'm in Omaha.

This is one of my favorite YMCAs to go to. The best time to go is in the early morning (5am when…read morethey open) or between 1pm and 3:30pm, that is when it's least busy in the weight and cardio area. The best classes are the yoga ones, any aqua one, and the total body conditioning. I think the price of a membership is reasonable because you can go to any YMCA and all of their facilities are clean and have great weight rooms!

I love this Y: so many excellent exercise programs for every level of fitness. My Medicare…read moreAdvantage insurance (United Health Care) pays for my membership, so I give a donation to express my appreciation for the amazing group exercise leaders. They work very hard to help us older adults get fit and stay healthy, AND they are respectful, friendly and responsive . The exercise equipment is almost the same as you would find in very expensive studios, so why pay more for "the same thing?" The front desk staff used to be friendlier (they looked at people as they walked in) and more helpful (they could describe each class). Now they apparently have so much work to do on computers, that looking up at every person would interrupt their work so often that they couldn't accomplish enough. The sound systems in the gym have improved, and I'm glad that the leaders there don't BLARE the music at us. They usually provide music that is "age appropriate" for older adults. I wish that the volume in the upstairs studio were NOT so loud!

Four stars for Papillion Landing. It has a positive overall impression and feels like a place that…read morewould work well for most situations. I'd recommend it, especially if it is convenient.

It was a great space available for various events ...and they allowed us to use this space for a…read moreFundraiser to help the Community! Great food...absolutely delicious..staff were excellent... Bartenders were friendly and attentive. Chicken, meatballs, flatbread and hummus, veggies and cheese, desserts were amazing! Great parking, accessibility for ALL...spacious and comfortable! Successful event in an awesome space!

A one stop shop for family activities. From gym childcare to co-working spaces to a small library…read moreto dance classes, swim lessons and recreational pools: there's a lot to see and do here! Our family joined just a couple of months ago, and so far we've really enjoyed all the facilities and our staff interactions have met our expectations.

We belong to the J now for eight months. While we are not currently utilizing everything to its…read morefull potential. I look forward to starting consistent classes! Their workout area has a little bit of something for everyone and both pools are large and fun for the whole family. The only downside is that is a little expensive for a family package.

I was able to see this location because of school and I was so impressed with the facility. It is…read morevery clean and well kept! I didn't feel dirty leaving which was a plus especially being in the pool. The staff was also helpful in making sure we were all taken care of. There were plenty of life guards in the pool area, making sure the kiddos were all safe. The locker rooms were also very clean! I really liked the swimsuit dryer within the locker room so my suit wasn't drenched when I was leaving.

Upon the recommendation of friend, I signed up for a personal trainer at Amburst YMCA in October…read more2023. My goal was to lose ten pounds and see if I could alleviate the pain in my knees because they were aching continuously. The trainer, Colin Gable, took his time with an interview and listened to what I wanted to achieve. During my hour-long sessions twice a week, he explains each exercise and always demonstrates them first. He adjust the machines, steps and other equipment exactly for my smaller frame. He is punctual and never leaves me during a session. He keeps accurate records so I know where we are on this journey to be the best version of me. On St Patrick 's Day of 2024, I did the 144 steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, famous for"Rocky Steps" . In early May, 2024, I had my annual physical. I had lost 18 pounds and my BMI had decreased over 3 points. My knees seldom hurt and I haven't worn a kneebrace since last November. I moved to Omaha without knowing anyone and I was unfamiliar with the city. Then I discovered Ambrust YMCA in my neighborhood. I feel a sense of belonging and my trainer has made it successful and fun. The money, time and energy I have invested in this venture has been life changing for the better.

Lifestyle is an amazing small town gym with the cleanest equipment and facilities of a gym I've…read moreseen in a long time. The staff is incredible and willing to help you with lifts/guidance of workouts or even share a smile with you. I am never disappointed with the cleanliness and upmost respect the staff has for its customers. I will recommend Lifestyle to anyone wanting to get a new gym.

I grew up going to many indoor facilities and now I get to bring my kids. I love how bright and…read moreopen it is. There is plenty of space to train all aspects of baseball and softball. They even have a strength and conditioning room. I highly recommend this place!

Would ask a lot of questions before blindly giving them your $400 commitment fee. We tried out and…read moresigned up our son under the premise that all in we would be paying $1,500 and that his fall sport would not be a problem as they wanted a hard start for January. Fast forward to the first parent meeting and we are being told that it is now $2,500. Big jump. We also had to sit and listen to the coach bad mouth former players, parents and other coaches in the organization. He also tried to make the parents feel terrible when his disorganized schedule did not work for team outings. I did not like the way that this coach handled anything and did not want to find out what the season would be like. I made contact with the owner, Dan Tinnell and he made comment about how he knew they had an issue with this coach and that the team last year split off from him because of the disorganization. I also spoke with the general manager and another coach that took over for the disorganized coach. They also had nothing good to say about him. They tried to get us on another team, but we told them that we could not stand behind an organization that would allow a coach like that on their staff. When I asked for my $400 back, they denied me without really even addressing the problem that they have. The owner also tried to call me a liar about what he said to me about the coach. Said that we left the team in a lurch, when that is not true, they did not have a full team with our son playing. We were in their facility twice, once for a try out and the other for the awful parent meeting. Nothing was ordered for our child for uniforms, they just got free money. There are a lot of other organizations out there, I would take your money elsewhere.

I have been a member at Khrusos for several years now (with a significant gap during and after…read moreCOVID, sadly), and I just can't recommend the place enough. It's more than a gym. It's a community . . . a family, if you don't mind me getting a little cheesy about it. The heart and soul of the place is Travis, the owner, but the other coaches are all fantastic, too. Crossfit, in general, might get a bit of a bad or even cultish rep, but that's not how it is here. The workouts ARE hard, but the vibe is 1,000% supportive and encouraging. There are ALL levels of fitness here, from Spartan racer, elite athlete types to the over 50, "what the hell happened to my body?!" types (I fall comfortably into the latter category). Scaling of the workouts is always encouraged to tailor the work you your specific level of fitness and the variety of workouts ensures that it is NEVER, ever, ever boring. Bottom line: If you're looking for a home and a place to start, restart, continue, or supplement your fitness journey, you simply can't go wrong here. You won't find better people or a better environment anywhere.

This gym is fantastic. As a first time CrossFit athlete, I did not know what to expect. The…read morecoaching staff is very focused on training you to lift correctly rather than quickly. They take time to address areas of improvement and provide positive feedback when you succeed. Best of all, is the comforting and welcoming nature of everyone who goes to this gym. Upon walking in the first time, everyone introduces themselves and asks a little about you to get to know you better. This is very much a family more so than a gym.