Mr Harvey is very knowledgeable and patient with all ages. He provides a place of truth, no bull.read more

Walked by this screen and had to chuckle. So it ain't just me. Usually filthy and all too often…read morebroken. I do appreciate the private exercise rooms.

Bennett will tell you what you Over all the gym seems nice…read more The equipment that breaks seams to be repaired in a timely manner and the overall selection of equipment is great. The other people working out seem to clean up after themselves. The only bad things I've noticed are one man that consistently has to remove his shirt to walk past the child drop off and pick up area. That seems very odd. The front staff noted that it seemed strange too but did not address it. (No swimming area near that location) The shower doors do not stay closed and constantly open. The staff told me to shove a towel in the door to prevent it from opening. And the last is the staffs wiliness to open a locker without verifying its owner. Some staff have commented on several thefts resulting from this yet, they continue to hand out the master key and open lockers for whoever asks them to with zero verification. Recently I have noticed that some gym members choose to use the hot tub naked. This is actually a misdemeanor when other adults are there and a felony if children are present. The manager appears to be attempting to rectify the problem but the staff are failing to follow through on their part. Kinda has me wondering why a facilities staff is overlooking grown men exposing themselves to other adults and children? This is a deterrent to use it as you're gambling on their personal hygiene, I don't want to sit on another mans skid marks. I was assured when I agreed to sign up that this did not happen here and clearly it does, Also keep in mind that the public hot tub is open to those 18 and older but no one in the locker room appears to be enforcing gym policy and state laws, so there is a good chance that a naked man will decide to climb into the hot tub with your minor child. The staff are most certainly aware that this is happening (Bennett, a manager, even justifies adult men exposing themselves to minors. Disgusting.) it happens on the hot seats too, so keep that in mind before you sit down on them. These items are easily addressed. I would leave children at home to avoid the man removing clothes near their area and bring a gym bag that you can carry around with you to avoid others and thieves being permitted access to your locker and its belongings by the staff. And be sure to wedge your extra towel in the shower stall door to prevent it from opening. It was be very nice if the staff that walk around in the locker rooms checked periodically to ensure that the members are conducting themselves as they should

This was my second home during my elementary years. I learned how to play basketball, bowling,…read morefootball, soccer, 4-square, etc. Spent the best years of my life in this gym. They had after school programs that I attended and summer camps that I went to and I also volunteered here during my middle school and high school years. The nice thing about the area is the diversity. I grew up having friends from all over the world.

The DAC is not clean like it used to be a year or two ago. There is mold in the showers and the…read moresteam room. It feels like it is only cleaned once every few weeks.

I travel for work and hate missing workouts. Thanks to Yelp, I found this gem in downtown Amarillo!…read moreWho knew, right?! The gym is on the fourth floor of the Maxor Building so don't expect to see it off the street. Once inside, the staff is kind and explains the layout well. It's older but the amenities are still great. Kids care? Check! Spa room? Check! Great bathroom amenities? Check! Group fitness and free weight? Check! The best part was that I only had to pay the visitor fee for gym usage and no one tried selling me a membership. WINNING! Way to go, DAC!

This has been my gym for the last four years and also my wife's and my daughter does kids CrossFit…read morein the summers here! I was just like everyone else I was nervous to try CrossFit and thought I'd feel out of place. It's an amazing place, family environment, and every workout can be as challenging as you want to make it. Nothing is set in stone every coach can find a movement that will make it challenging yet doable!

COA has been an absolute blessing for our family. From day one, the staff has been kind, attentive,…read moreand truly invested in the nurturing Ellie G. It's clear they don't just "watch" the kids, they genuinely care about them. The environment is clean, safe, and welcoming, and communication has always been great. I have so much peace of mind knowing my child is loved, supported, and happy every day. The cameras are a plus If you're looking for a daycare where your child is treated like family, I can't recommend COA enough.

wouldn't recommend at all, if you want to save yourself from a headache, just go elsewhere.read more

Instructors very knowledgeable and passionate about training their students. My grandson started…read morethere in 2023, he had a slow start and the instructors let us know areas he needed help/guidance. As we end 2025 he earned his green belt and started in the advance class. All because of awesome instruction and life lessons he received at EMA.

I have been training at EMA in Amarillo for years, and have lived in Amarillo for decades. I love…read moretraining here, and the instructors work well with the children and with the adults. For adults, if you dont feel like kickboxing and BJJ sparring , they have cardio kickboxing classes that are taught several times per day. If you do have any questions about you or your child's membership, ask them, and if something like ability to pay due to work/life circumstances comes up, they will do they best they can to accommodate you. They are easy to work with, but you to need to talk to them if you have questions. I train here, and love this place because of the techniques, the sparring, and the camaraderie. If you or your child wants to learn, this is the place to be.

This park was a lot of fun and the people there were nice. We met a gentleman who was fishing and…read morehe sat and talked with us and let my daughter use his pole to fish with him. While we were there he caught two catfish. The playground was fun, but the water in the splash pad was turned off. It could have been after 8pm when the park closes. There were lots of families at the playground and everyone seemed very inclusive. This park is near the Don Harrington Discovery center and they had a fairly large tortoise living on the outside premises. It was neat. I would like to come back to visit that museum. All-in-all .... This park was the best part of Amarillo on this stop through.

i was visiting Amarillo for a week and needed to get my runs in while training for a marathon and…read moreone of the closest trails and parks was Medi Park on the north side of town in the medical district. There's a large playground, the Amarillo Botanical Garden next door and a 1 mile loop around the pond which made it easy to do my runs. I was warned about the geese infestation and the possibility of geese poop on the trail. I didn't see any while I was visiting, but I thought that was worth noting. There's an extended part of the trail but you have to cross traffic for it, so the one mile loop worked best for me. A lot of people were walking the trail through my three visits, a school bus was there with kids in the playground and on Saturday plenty of people were fishing in the pond. A really great and well maintained park!