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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Dynamic Health & Fitness

    Dynamic Health & Fitness

    (7 reviews)

    Predatory contract. If you join this gym READ THE CANCELATION POLICY. If you have signed on…read morerecently, know your rights. You have three business days to submit a notice of cancelation via certified mail per STATE LAW. https://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t44c079.php Do not let this predatory gym take advantage of you, especially if you are a young adult and don't understand the importance of reading every contract you sign thoroughly. You're better off with another gym that doesn't have cancelation policies such as these. Also, per SC law in the link posted above, if you are stuck in a contract with this gym, it CANNOT exceed 36 months MAX. That is for any gym in SC that has been open for at least 5 years AND demonstrates financial responsibility to the administrator of the Department of Consumer Affairs. If a gym does not meet these guidelines, the longest contract term is 24 months. I did the homework so you don't have to. Have a great day! :)

    We avoid this gym as much as we can. It gets worse and worse and worse and worse everytime we are…read morehere. Only about 5% of people take their weights off of the machines after they are done using them. It makes it hard for my 5'2" wife to take 4 plates off of the smith machine. It's frustrating for me to watch her struggle while I'm in the middle of doing something else. So I stop what I'm doing to help her because of everyone else's laziness. Which is awesome! It's 80% of the plate loaded machines that have this issue. They've had signs saying they are going to do something about it but never do. The adjustable benches are missing the knobs to make them adjustable and it's been this way for 6 months. I think the knobs cost 2.50. The bathrooms ALWAYS need attention. It's just not a good gym anymore. So many better options that are upkept. If you have an extra 20 minutes of time to spend at the gym, and doing free work for other lazy people doesn't bother you then maybe this is a good place for you.

    Cane Bay Family YMCA - Sudoku!

    Cane Bay Family YMCA

    (21 reviews)

    Predatory Billing Practices and Zero Accountability…read more I was charged a $30 late fee simply because my credit card expired, with no warning at all! Most companies give at least one reminder before applying a fee, but the Cane Bay YMCA offered zero grace and blamed it on their third-party billing company, which they refused to name or help me contact. To make it worse, I addressed this issue in person with their Vice President, who was standing at the front desk. Even he said there was nothing he could do. That tells you everything you need to know... This is not a community-focused organization. It's a predatory billing setup hiding behind policies and third-party vendors, with no transparency, no accountability, and no care for loyal members. Do better, YMCA. Especially when your mission is supposed to be rooted in community and support.

    I would strongly encourage parents to think carefully before enrolling young children in the Cane…read moreBay YMCA youth sports programs. My 4-year-old joined the soccer program expecting a positive and supportive first experience with sports. Instead, within just two practices, he became completely discouraged and now refuses to participate at all. I personally observed the coach repeatedly dismiss my son when he asked for help, while clearly prioritizing his own child and a small group of kids. This was not an isolated incident -- it was a consistent pattern that had a direct impact on my child's confidence and willingness to try. I brought this to the YMCA's attention, and while they acknowledged the concern and stated it would be addressed internally, they ultimately refused to offer any refund or credit. Despite recognizing that this is not the experience they want for children, there was no flexibility in resolving a situation that left a 4-year-old unwilling to participate. I understand that coaches are volunteers, but this is still a paid program. Basic inclusion, encouragement, and equal attention should be the minimum standard -- especially for the youngest age group, where these experiences matter most. It's disappointing that policies appear to be upheld more strictly than the YMCA's stated commitment to creating a positive and inclusive environment for children. While I appreciate that the concern was acknowledged, it's unfortunate that there was no meaningful resolution for a child who was directly impacted. I hope improvements are made so other families do not have a similar experience.

    In The MVMNT - healthtrainers - Updated May 2026

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