I've read all the negative reviews so here's the reasons I find this a five star gym. Note my…read moreinterests and situation probably are different from yours, so I am very clear regarding these factors so you can judge whether this gym makes sense for you. Lifetime bills itself as an athletic country club. It definitely has that feel. Many amenities are included in membership including towel service, saunas, lockers with locks installed, a cafe, a spa with massages as well as full beauty services. An infants and Kids Academy (at extra cost) are available. Indoor sauna and steam rooms are available plus indoor whirlpool, lap pool and leisure pool. In season there's an outdoor pool. Basketball courts, rock climbing and a squash court and pickleball at available. Lots of pickleball - lessons, leagues and just play. I assume this is eating into some of the time alloted to other activities but since I joined after pickleball exploded as an activity, I can't judge before and after. Plus I do not play any of the above racket sports. Classes galore including yoga, cycle, Pilates, Barre and dance. Training classes at various levels of intensity and desired outcomes are numerous. As a new member you get a free training session. Everyone said, since I have neck surgery and have nuts, bolts and screws in my neck, I should schedule my personal session with Jason. And Jason caught into my physical limitations more quickly than many physical therapists. Afterwards, I bought another lesson with him, and a cardio evaluation, both of which were very worthwhile and kept me improving. The equipment floor has a wide variety of weights, machines, bicycles, ellipticals, treadmills - just about everything you'd think of. Plus there is staff all over. From time to time, I've needed help with equipment or have a question and everyone has been most helpful. The facility is exceptionally clean with no gym odor whatsoever. I truly hate the gym smell and I don't know exactly how they do it, but the ventilation and odor control must be superb. The equipment is very well maintained. I reported that one of the recumbent ellipticals wasn't working and someone was there within 5 minutes to fix it. Due to my physical limitations, most of the classes are off limits to me. (My neurosurgeon said "No pickleball or sky diving"). The personal training has been first rate. I dislike swimming, so while I watch people doing laps and just handing out in the indoor pool, I have no personal experience. I am on Medicare and get this gym free through United Healthcare Supplement as a benefit. It is about 20 minutes from my house. Other gyms were closer but not nearly as well appointed or clean. In addition to the distance, another trade off here is limited hours for those using Medicare. Entrance times: M-F 9:30 to 3, Sat after 2 and all day Sunday. Now if you come in at 3 on a Tuesday, you can stay as long as you want, but you have to be there by 3. I don't know what it is like to do an entire work out after work or in the evening although when I've stayed past three it's clearly starts getting more crowded. Since it's free, I don't have to assess a value vs benefit. It's an expensive, high end gym. There's another gym, also free, within walking distance. I'd rather drive 20 mins. Then again, I'm retired. I like working out on the weight equipment and recumbent elliptical bicycle. It's been incredibly helpful I have so many equipment options so I can find things that work for my specific circumstances. And as I have gotten stronger, more equipment is available. Personally if you have the money, I'd definitely at least tour one of the Life Time facilities.

They've done it again! Basketball court has been close since March 22 for 'renovations' and the…read morepickleball courts are closed too. It's now the end of April, and as you might have guessed, the Life Time which can never finish any maintenance work, has once again failed to deliver.

I went here for week long tennis camps as a kid and this is still one of the best places around.read more

Parking gets filled quickly…read more I came here for a private ninja session with two other friends for our kids on a Friday afternoon. Our ninja instructor, Pierre, was the sweetest. He had a lot of patience for three four year olds. Highly recommend having a session with him!

Super hot last night I have never seen the fans working ? I…read morehave never seen the vents open on courts 4-6? An earlier start in September and later ending in May for seasonal contract time. Still hot in September and obviously in May. Can you turn the fans on and open the vents. I'm not asking for AC. Thank you

This is an amazing place for young kids who love to play with friends and have fun with sports and…read moreactivities. Amazing place for birthday parties and classes for kids to learn sports.

The place is in an old warehouse and could use a little sprucing up, but for what it's used for,…read moreit's a great space. The staff is enthusiastic friendly and attentive. They do an exceptional job of getting most of, if not all of the kids involved. The level of instruction is spot on for younger kids. They do a very good job of introducing children to sports and getting them involved on an introductory fundamental level. Baseball/softball Soccer Hockey Football They have space for children's birthday parties as well. Complete with a separate party room for pizza, cake, etc. In fact they offer private instruction as well.

Nice rink compared to most ice skating rinks. Very clean. Only complaint is lack of ADA access to…read morebleachers for seating. Parking is ample with private lot.

I can't believe I didn't write a review for this rink earlier. They caught me on a good day. My son…read morescored his team game winning goal last night. The rink is great, nice sitting area. They also have a standing room area up above that overlooks the ice. Seating area in the cafe that have windows facing one of the goals. Rink is not freezing cold and the ice is in good condition. Nice place to play hockey or enjoy public skating. One of the better rinks .

My son has been going here the past year between soccer seasons. I have never seen him so happy to…read morego work out. He goes and comes home motivated. They have great monthly pricing and flexibility!

From the owner: Strength and Conditioning Sport-Specific Training…read moreAdult Fitness Training

I checked out several clubs before picking Morris Elite. The choice was surprisingly easy…read more Their various teams are all ranked towards the top in the state. And, I could see why because their practices are really well organized and rigorous. At the same time, the kids were having a lot of fun. You could tell the kids were proud to be there. But, the primary reason I picked this club was the quality of the kids. I could tell the kids were brought up well by how well-mannered they were. So, I'm thinking they are going to have a really good influence on my child. For example, during the initial tryouts, his teammates actually greeted my son and made him feel welcome. And, later, when I kicked back an errant ball, the child thanked me which I didn't expect. The entire experience impressed me. This is in stark contrast to some other clubs. For example, at The Football Academy in Floram Park, the coach made the kids do pushups every time the ball went out of bounds. The kids ended up doing pushups the entire practice. This made no sense to me. First, on artificial turf, it's really hard to control the ball for kids at their age. Second, pushups doesn't help them get better at soccer.

They are running a clown shop!…read more I signed up my two boys for the current season. It was my first time with this club. Having played with other clubs, I initially knew this club was bad. No one in administration. knows what is going on, they do not have things sorted. I had been pestering them from day one when I found out they didn't have a uniform for my son. It is not a charity club, they charge hefty fee. I chatted with the concerned authorities but no one helped. I even reached out to the president of the club but unfortunately he is part of the same clown shop. It looks weird to see my son running around in the field without a uniform, which makes him an odd one out. My son has spent the whole season without a uniform. Stay away from this club....

Very nice and spacious courts, friendly staff and great way to demo multiple different paddles…read more Only downside is anyone can sign up for any level open play which mixed beginners and intermediate players into the high intermediate open play making games unevenly matched.

Very nice PB courts and they added some noice absorbing foam on the walls. The staff are super nice…read moreand helpful.