This is wonderful facility to have your younger children learn the skills that will enable them to…read moresuccessfully enter 4- K ! Both of my grand boys have attended this preparatory place. A great number of the parents who can afford it send their kids here just for that reason. It ain't cheap! Of course inexpensive daycare doesn't exist for most folks. My eldest grandson was trained here and I must say that they got him off to a great start! The people who work here have Christian values whether you agree with that or whatever. They are taught how to focus and pay attention to their teachers. This in itself is a great head start! I recommend this place highly!

I have a few friends who have their children enrolled here at Eagle Academy. They love it! I joined…read moreone of my friends as they picked up their son. I got to see firsthand what this is all about. In reality this is a daycare center that offers after school bus service. They have a lot of kids enrolled! They also have a small private bus fleet. I also saw a terrific looking playground. They also offer educational services, field trips, and homework assistance. I liked and approved everything that I saw and heard about Eagle Academy!

This afternoon my wife and I attended a birthday/swim party for our middle grandson here. It was…read moreour first time and we didn't know what to expect. The whole process from where to enter to the exit and everything in between was perfectly handled by the YMCA staff . They didn't miss a beat! All of the kids had about an hour and a half to swim before it was time to eat cupcakes and various snacks and watch the birthday boy opening presents. The YMCA didn't hold my daughter to an exact number of kids she could invite so there were quite a number in attendance. This was a super great experience and it's a great place for a birthday party!

The service was amazing. I asked a ton of questions and they were very helpful and kind…read more Gym floor is huge - clean- well distributed! I live in the Bay Area and our YMCA's aren't as amazing- lucky I got to visit this one!

I want to start off by saying this 1 star review is in no way reflective of the YMCA coaches. My…read morechildren have been swimming for the YMCA program, and took swim classes early on, and their coaching staff is spectacular. We have been members for 5 years- we have participated in the swim programs, soccer, summer camps, and worked out. Our situation recently changed as we had to move (further away from this ymca location), and our children are participating in their school extracurricular activities. We decided to cancel our membership for these reasons. The YMCA has a 30 day notice period for member cancellations, which is pretty standard. What is not standard is if you decide to cancel membership anytime between the 5th and the end of the month, you are forced to pay your entire membership fee for the following month - which, is not transparently shared in their paperwork or verbally at time of signup. Today is the 5th and I went in to cancel. I was told that I would owe the entire monthly dues for October, even though 30 days from now is October 5th. I asked why their policy did not allow for the October dues to be prorated to abide by their own "30 days notice policy". I received a smug response from the lady behind the counter that I had missed their "grace period", which occurs between the 2nd through the 4th of the month, by a near 12 hours to request our cancellation.

Ok I been going here for some years was on my mom plan not getting to used the gym wasn't all that…read morebig is seem, but but now that I'm On my own membership and I pay 50 something a month can can't use the gym cause of swimming meets, parents meeting,dancing , church night.. that swim meet is a whole Nother level not only the gym shut down cause of them the court get messed up from wet feet water falling off them everywhere then the gym is closed for numerous of days cause they gotta redo the whole gym over cause the court no longer have a grip after lot of water on the court,,,, we used to have 15 to near 20s something people shooting ball before the new policy visitors must be a member to come in that cut to like 10 - 15 the most now that a policy of having a membership can we make a policy to use the gym for the members Swim team swim meet cause use the pool they have to got there anyway Church or Parent meeting an use the rooms or can thay build a building for them This has went on long enough Im paying 50 a month an don't get all what the membership should get going on 4days can't use the gym ,, I speak for all humans when I say this yea all humans mean kids an adults I see an hear the feed back ole gym closed or we only got 2 hours of play .. was of gas at that to even come to there,, call y'all please give the gym to the members or build on to the building for the other stuff ymca got the money

Please support the YWCA. I have attended both Having a trainer provide individual one on one…read moreassistance and have also attended groups that provided excellent information and assistance to me and others needed similar services

I joined the YWCA recently and I really like it. The pool is great and the shower /locker room area…read moreis clean and spacious. Everyone there is so friendly and helpful. I'm excited to try some of their group fitness classes soon.

Great YMCA with a fantastic staff! All class instructors are great, the facility is top notch and…read morealways clean. Even locked our keys in the car and a staff member personally called the locksmith and made sure we got back in our car...went way beyond the call of duty.

So yesterday, July 9, 2022, I went to this facility for a tour; I was considering joining. I'd…read morecalled several weeks ago to see if I'd need an appointment to tour, but I was told no, just come in when convenient. Great. When I got there, at sometime around 3:30-ish, I went to the front desk, and asked the young man working there for a tour. He looked around, said he'd find "Jonathan" because "Ron" wasn't around, but he couldn't do the tour because he was alone at the desk at the moment, and after that there was "no overtime." He seemed rather merry about that; not sure why. A few minutes later, a young woman had shown up, and did a (rather shrill) loudspeaker request for "Jonathan." I guess Ron (I think that was his name) was still unavailable. Jonathan did show up; he was very personable. The time I spent with him was pleasant and he was rather amusing. The problem with him was that he could answer absolutely no questions about any room but the weight area, because that's where he works and that's what he knows. Say what? Why would they waste my time giving me a tour led by a guy who can't answer any questions? The point of a tour is, for me, the prospective member, to see the facility and to ASK QUESTIONS. Jonathan took me back to the front desk when he was done showing me around and told me that the young woman there (yes, Ms. Shrill) could answer questions for me, and off he went. Also standing at the front desk, on the side, was a somewhat rotund man with a pink Y shirt on and a name tag I couldn't read. Was this the missing Ron? I'll never know. So I had a copy of the class schedule, I'd seen the facility, and had no questions answered. I looked at Ms. Shrill and asked: Can you answer some questions for me? She replied: That depends on what you ask. She then dashed off to police some clean towels that a member was trying to take. All this time, Mr. Pink Shirt was standing there, leaning on the front desk, just looking around. Some back story: A few years ago, I was in much better shape. I was doing four brutal classes per week at Orangetheory Fitness (in Orlando at East Colonial where the best head coach of all time, Sammy, kept me on track and motivated). My work schedule got too busy for me to continue, and then I eventually ended up moving to Spartanburg. During that time, I put on weight, and my mood darkened. I realized that I missed the physical activity and the camaraderie a great workout in a great class with great staff can give. I had to ask myself: Am I going to find that at this YMCA? I was hesitant to go back to OTF because I'm seriously out of shape. I was looking at the Y because of the pool, and I knew they offered some yoga classes. I thought easing back into exercise might be the best way to go. Did I think I was going to find what I was looking for at this YMCA? No. Other than a couple of lifeguards, Jonathan, Ms. Shrill, Mr. Pink Shirt, and no overtime guy, I saw no other staff. No classes were being taught, and there didn't appear to be any personal training going on. Basketball? Forget it. The (lazy) staff there allows extreme play, which isn't encouraging, or safe, for someone like me. Nor did I see any cleaning going on. And that place needs some cleaning. The barely controlled chaos in the general pool was off-putting. There was some kind of party going on in what I guess was the "spin" room, and when those awful kids exploded out of that room, they were loud, inconsiderate, and underfoot. Were there parents with them? Yes. Did their parents do anything to control their awful kids? No. And apparently there are no standards at the facility; the few staff members there showed no interest in asking parents to control their offspring. We don't all love kids, and I for certain can't stand yelling, ill-behaved brats. Here's another thing: Kids don't belong everywhere. There should be a clear, and an enforced, policy about children. Anyhow, as I stood there looking around, and pondering everything, I understood where I needed to be. And as I turned to walk through the lobby to leave, not a single member of the meager staff there said a word to me. Not Ms. Shrill, and not Mr. Pink Shirt (who was still taking up space by the front counter for no visible reason). No effort was made to ask me if I had additional questions and/or concerns; no one made the slightest effort to persuade me to give the place an extra look and a chance. If that's all they're willing to do -- nothing -- when an opportunity to get me to join and spend there presents itself, how much more neglect will I face once they have my monthly fee? I'm going back to Orangetheory, pronto. No, the one in Spartanburg won't have Sammy, and that makes me sad. But it's going to give me everything the much-bigger Y doesn't, but should.