It's been a while since I've ice skated but it wasn't hard to pick up again…read more For Miami Beach residents, it's only $5.00 for 2 hours on a Sunday afternoon between 3-5pm. if you're able to use hockey skates, they have those too which is what I prefer. They have other public skate days so check out their schedule to learn what they are. Bring gloves as it can be a bit on the chilly side, and you definitely don't want to freeze your butt off for those 2 hours. Plus if you happen to slip and fall, your hands will stay warm. Also, come with a jacket and maybe a couple layers; no one has fun while shivering. When I arrived at 4pm, there was only an hour left to skate and the condition of the ice was already hacked. I think they should resurface the ice between the 2 hours as it would make the experience much more enjoyable; it wouldn't take more than 10 mins or so...at least the outer edge where most people skate around and not the center area. Sure it's much slicker, but the way the ice was...you would be tripping over holes that would catch your skates out of no where. Most of the skaters were from young children 3 years told to men in their 50s or so who can really skate. Kinda how I-95 is with so many different drivers with so many different skills; it could be a formula for a head on.

This place is a kid's dream! Ice rink, bowling alley, swimming pool and game room all in one…read moreplace?! How did I not know about this? Thankfully my friend invited me to play pickleball (another thing I had no idea about) with her here and it was so much fun. They have it at certain times. I went on Friday evening and the place was fairly empty. They had rackets and balls for those that did not but many people who frequent have their own gear. Everyone was so friendly and patient with this novice. But I'm so excited to go back and check out the ice rink and other amenities.

This place has been operation for so many years for good reason! It is well operated by high…read moreschoolers that are respectful and get straight to the point no BS. Some of the lights on the machines don't work, but considering they're old af, it's ok! It's a very casual place that follows the old school rules of taking turns! Be here for 10 minutes or for 2 hours, it's great!

A friend of mine discovered this and we went with our 6th grade sons to check it out and practice…read more The batting cages are well maintained, plenty of options with different baseball and softball speeds. Recently, we went on a Sunday mid-morning and the staff was friendly and Covid compliant, the attendees which were a combination of middle-schoolers, high schoolers and parents were all chillax, courteous and friendly. Buying the token package of 10 gives you the most bang for your buck. Eighteen pitches per token. The batting cages are next to a beautiful baseball field that we did not get a chance to go into, perhaps next time. I would definitely return and get a watermelon juice at Palacio de Jugos afterwards!

The staff of students is incredibly friendly, with a wide range of amenities and activities…read moreavailable such as indoor and outdoor courts, and a swimming pool. It tends to get quite busy in the afternoons and on weekends!

The weight room/machines other than cardio are almost always full, the machines are out of order,…read moreand the weights in disarray. The staff is paid too little to care about any of it, and they never fully clean the gym area. There's used wipes in the cup holder of nearly every machine. The lifeguard is on their phone or blasting music on a speaker, and the saunas smell like pee. What a waste of university $ the way they run this place! The locker rooms should've been updated at least once since the 80s with the amount every student pays for tuition being $65,000... this gym continues to disappoint, and to make things worse they sell Fairlife farms milk at the food counter, a known animal abuser who settled the class action brought against them for $21 million. What a disgrace to still be selling their products. Do better U!

This place gets PACKED, so sometimes it's a go to the gym and immediately walk out day. Besides…read morethat, it's clean and the staff are very friendly

Florida International University's Recreation Center has to be one of the top 5 gyms I've ever step…read morefoot into. Massive in sheer size, this building is compromised of three floors of space and equipment that will surely satisfy your workout needs. Starting with the first floor, there are endless squat racks, benches, free weights, and machines for those specifically looking to target a certain muscle group to build muscle. Walking up the stairs (because if you are using the elevator then what was the point of going to the gym), the second floor is what every cardio lover imagines paradise to be. With 4 - 6 Stair Masters, row machines, ellipticals, bikes, treadmills, etc. one can't possibly leave this floor without breaking a sweat. Lastly, the third and final floor is a track. One can run or jog around the base of the gym without having to deal with the many risks associated with running outside. Along with the track there is a small area where those seeking to shape their abdominal muscles can do so using the equipment provided. All in all the gym is great but there are a few things to consider prior to signing up. The first are the hours, it's very hard to find the accurate hours for the facility as their website doesn't reflect any last minute changes made to their times. Moreover, the hours are shorten when class isn't in session from 12am to 9pm, so if you're getting out of work you'll approximately have an hour or so to work out after factoring out the time stuck in traffic. Still that hour or so could be even less if the gym is packed or people are just not efficiently making use of their time resulting in you wasting yours. The second the fact is that FIU has over 55,000 students enrolled, which all have gym membership included in their tuition fees. Thus, good luck working out when class is in session especially during the fall terms. Overall, it's a decent gym, just have a flexible schedule to avoid peak times to really make use of all their equipment and more importantly get a good workout in.

BBall Masters runs through out the whole year. BBall Masters Practice is…read more Wednesday-Thursdays from 6:00-7:30pm(all year round) Basketball Camp Schedule For the summer they have Basketball Camp. Which is from June 14th- July 9th Monday-Friday 8:30am to 1:00pm. Every week they get a new dry fit shirt. Friday's they get pizza, drinks and give out medals. They have kids as small at 6 years old through 17 years old. They work on Agility Shooting the ball Handling Passing Rebounding Defense strategy Game IQ The 4 Coaches( Eddy, Mike, Eddy, Brandon) Directors Zamira and Coach Ivan. Great Basketball Camp and the best part is that all the kids have an awesome time.

Unfortunately its just a money grab with the owners. Besides the monthly fee, they charge $5-10 per…read moreperson to watch your kids play games on Saturdays. Hardly ever have enough kids to make up a 5 person team to play. Watched only 3 kids on my sons team play against WAY better prepared teams with more than 5 players rotating in and out. They have games between their students, which again is super sad as they dont have enough kids to make even 1 team. So they switch kids from teams to play w kids they never played or trained with. Still have to pay to watch that nonsense. Even gave all the kids a trophy one time for ZERO reasons. It was supposed to be a championship I guess but not enough kids. So there were no winners or losers and they didnt even keep score. When they did keep score it was never correct. Scorers on sidelines were hanging out and not watching the games. Took away the saturday games to play another league that we had to pay to play in. They said they needed 10 kids. I assumed it was for 2 teams, but it was for 1 team. Bball masters charged $150 per kid but the actual cost for league was $130 PER TEAM. Sweet $1400 and it cost them nothing as they used the coach that would have been coaching on Saturday. We still had to pay full price for the month even without Saturdays. Then half the kids rode the bench 90% of the game. I asked the coach why and he said its to win games and put best lineup in. (Complete BS. The best kids were on the bench the whole game.) We were down by 20 pts the whole game. The kids on the bench were WAY better then those on court. But it shouldnt be like that for a league like this. Every kid should have had equal time playing. Zamira (The owner) called me immediately after I called the coach out on his lies (I told him it was a BS answer, which got my kid kicked out of the league. THANK GOD!) She then told me the truth. It was because the kids that had been with them the longest get to play the whole game and the newer kids needed to watch them as they hadnt competed before. (I guess every single Saturday for months didnt count apparently) Had nothing to do with winning or competing. The other teams were rotating their whole team during the game. They did not need 10 kids. It was just $750 in her pocket. There was at least 3 coaches when my kid started and when he left there was only 1. Just a real crap show over there! GO ANYWHERE BUT THERE!!

This was my first time coming here to rock climb and I had a wonderful time! There's so many…read moredifferent walls to climb, different levels of difficulty. My friends have been coming here for a while and have a monthly membership. They are very good! There is also a bouldering area, if you are feeling more adventurous. Since it was my first time, my friend got me a free pass. I just had to pay for the rock climbing gear, which was only $8. The staff was very nice and informative about the gear and equipment. I will definitely be coming back, and will most likely sign up for a monthly membership. This is such a great hobby to take on. I can't wait to get extremely skilled like my friends.

My boyfriend has been asking me to come with him for months. I finally joined him, and I had a…read moregreat time. Everyone who works there is so helpful and nice. Even if it's your first time, you are made to feel welcome. There are ranging difficulty levels for everyone. I was able to make it to the top on an intermediate! This place has great vibes, great music, and I can't wait to go back.

A great community resource... if you can access it…read more The park and pool's website information has not been updated. Hours and cost information listed online are not correct. The pool is lovely and well-maintained. You can swim laps, paddle around, or take swimming lessons at different times of the day. I tried to use the pool a couple of times during the day but wasn't able to because it was either mysteriously closed or had no public access - swim lessons were being given. The changing rooms are a bit... Spartan and rustic - nothing but a few benches in a concrete box. Do not go by the hours listed online. You have to physically go to the pool and look at the noticed posted at the pool entrance. (see photo) The price online is also wrong. The fact that it is late June and the Recreation Center sill has a lit Christmas tree in the lobby lets you know that oversight and management is nearly non-existent. If they don't have the leadership to pack a Christmas tree in a box, then certainly don't expect the website to show current information.

What a sweet little pool in the heart of Downtown/Brickell! Right on the Miami River, you can watch…read morethe boats go by as you swim your laps. And at only $3 per adult, it's a steal! I was worried they wouldn't take credit cards since it's such a low fee, but they do. The pool didn't feel like a typical 25 yard length, so I asked the lifeguard and he says it's a 33 meter pool. Bear in mind as you plan your workout. Pool has five or six lanes and is flanked by bleachers and some very basic changing room/shower facilities. Lap swim hours (pictured) are pretty extensive Monday through Friday. Less so Saturday and Sunday but still workable. I came in the middle of a work day and had a lane to myself.

The staff at the school are very friendly and helpful. The…read morefacilities are clean, and there's ample parking available. The school offers a free trial class, which is a fantastic opportunity for kids to try out the class before committing. Thank you

The academy is ok, we have an issue there when some employee Russian speaking mistreats my son just…read morebecause he was playing around with another child, he got some huge red mark on his arm when that happens, we complain even to the owners, and nothing was done we decide to never again take our son to that Academy for our son safety, 2 week later I ask the Spanish speaking lady at the front name (Carla) if she spoke to the owner and her responses was very unprofessional and rude she start screaming like a maniac in front of my Son, even my Son told her that she is Rude with other kid's, week later my wife have a Metting with one of the owner and the final decision was nothing, her unprofessional answer was to not bring child again to camp, I was expecting a call from one of the owner and never receive a call to give our version of the incident, I'm a Ex Baseball player for 20 years and still teaching kid's overseas and we never treat any child the way my child was treated, also the baseball academy there was more playing around than leaning the fundamentals of the sport, if you want to use a baseball academy please I suggest a real baseball academy.......