I want to start by saying that I am an extremely passive and non-confrontational type of Customer…read more I did not go into the gym with the expectation that there was going to be an argument or especially to be berated. Last Wednesday, my friend and I signed up for the 3 day pass at your 2100 Polaris Parkway location, in Columbus Ohio. We went and were greeted by Tyler who at first introduction seemed very kind. My friend and I worked out and loved the gym. Tyler told us he would be sending up offer emails, and to expect prices to go up by Monday, as "the gym is switching back to LA Fitness." We saw this as a ploy to get us to sign up faster, but it didn't deter us from joining. The plan was to use our 3 day passes and then sign up. Tyler called me on Friday, I explained to him that I haven't had a chance to come in, but we were very interested and I would sign up through the offer email. Later that night, I attempted to sign up with my American Express card. I received an error on the next page. I retried with my routing and account information, signed the documents, and went on with my busy weekend. The following Monday (4/1) I walk in and attempt to give my phone number because I haven't received a badge. To my surprise I'm not found in their system. Tyler takes me and my friend back to his office and says that he told us to sign up within the timeframe, as prices would increase. I explain to him that I had. He then asks to check my browser history, as if I'm lying. I show him, which proves I was in fact on the website and received the error and continued to re-attempt. He continued to question my search history and stated that if my search history had shown thecorrect URL that he would have been able to honor the price. My friend and I both questioned the point of the browser history interrogation, and explained in detail exactly what happened: that I signed up, received the error, and retried, but something must have gone wrong. We asked that he please honor the price as it was a system error and not a human one. He continues to badger us, and tells me I should've come in if I had issues. Again, had I known the system wouldn't process the signup, I would've come in; it was a complete surprise that it did not process. This goes on for about 10 minutes. Where I feel he is completely chastising us, and accusing us of lying, and he offers the jump in price of $29.99. I tell him it's not about the $5 difference. It is about his treatment of us. That I'm extremely uncomfortable by the confrontation, and because of his conduct, that I'm leaving and signing up for another gym. As we are walking out, he proceeds to call us clowns and walks away. My friend and I are in disbelief. I have never in my life been treated so disrespectfully by a staff member, let alone a manager. All for voicing our concerns. I am dumbfounded and chose to walk out. Again, because I don't like confrontation. Because he called us "clowns", my friend asks to speak to the Gym manager who is on a phone call at the main front desk. She waits. All while Tyler is throwing a temper tantrum right there behind the front desk, in front of all the incoming customers, loudly complaining about the altercation and making snide comments about us, all the while my friend is still waiting for the manager and is standing right there, just two feet away, overhearing all of it. That it itself is unbelievably unprofessional. His manager, who is still on the phone with a customer, motioned for him to stop (multiple times), but he continued. This went on for 10 or more minutes. There were two other colleagues who were there and can attest to this behavior. I am appalled that someone like this is in a customer service position. A gym is supposed to feel inviting, and that's not how we felt. Our excitement for the gym quickly dissipated. I will never sign up for a membership here as long as Tyler is working there. As a gym in such a competitive environment like Columbus, there should be more thought into who you hire and who you choose to keep on. Especially with a planet fitness right across the street. My friend and I quickly crossed the street, signed up for planet fitness and had a great workout, contrary to how Tyler treated us.

We had 12 Personal Training session at Esporta Fitness and we cancel the contract and no one told…read moreus we would loose our session once the PT contract is cancelled. Whenever i call, the manager Phoenix he keeps saying the VIP is taking a look at it and will get back to you and its been a month, no news from them. It doesnt take more than a month to return my PT session which i paid. Hence i would rate it the worst for Personal Training session return session

Parking: This location has a large private parking lot with…read moreplenty of spots to choose. I have never had an issue finding parking. They also have a police camera in the lot to deter crime. Front Desk: The staff at the front desk are not overly friendly, but they were competent at their job. I would rather have competent employees than friendly. All players must scan their player barcode when entering, fyi. Complex: They have three indoor soccer fields to choose from with artificial turf. The fields were well maintained. They have several bathrooms that were always clean. Upstairs they have a small bar for drinks and snacks. They also have a small OrthopedicOne Branch of medical workers that will assist if a player gets injured. Conclusion: This is a great place to play indoor soccer. I signed up for a free agent league this past season and I loved it. However, I haven't played since college, so my body did not love it and I completely tore my Achilles. Thanks Resolute for setting up the games, leagues, and just existing. I had a great time.

Year 3 at this complex and once again very impressed, 3 well maintained pitches and a full bar if…read moreyou feel like a drink and TV's to keep up with the sport's world!

I've been coming to this gym since 2008. It stands next to the Magnusson Hotel, formerly a Best…read moreWestern, and Sheraton before that. If this place was a bar, it would a dive bar. Many gym people would turn their nose up and walk away, but this place fills a need for me. Unlike most gyms, they don't require you to give up your checking account or debit card number hoping you will forget to come while they keep charging you. You can pay one month at a time, or like I do for 3 months in the winter. My main attraction is the running track above the pool. Its 20 laps to the mile and warm and humid being above the pool. I like that for a work out. After my run, I like to swim a few laps. There is some other equipment that I rarely use and a stand alone gym. I quit coming under the final years when it was run by Best Western when it became too dirty, unsafe and unhealthy. I was happy when I saw it re-opened under Magnusson. They have made improvements, but the work is not completely done, but its good enough I will use this place again this winter (just paid for 4 months) The locker room was trashed with mostly broken lockers. That has been replaced. There is new carpeting everywhere including the track. I didn't see any unsafe conditions like I saw before when this place was run by Best Western. For the most part, the old broken down equipment was removed and what is left is in good working condition. The pool has been repainted and appears clean and in good working condition. The steam room is working, but needs attention. In order to get the steam to come on, you have to put a cold wet paper towel over the temperature sensor. The saunas in the Locker rooms are not working yet, but they told me that up front. Continuing improvement and two other things will get me to raise this to 3 stars. 1, the stairs leading from the locker room to the pool need cleaned badly and the slip pads need replaced as they are dirty. The floor in the steam room is filthy and needs cleaned.

I stayed at the Best Western and got to use this facility for free but it is great! The pool is…read moreclean and hot tub was well maintained. Some of the equipment could use some maintenance and some of it didn't work at all but overall it was fine.

This particular LA Fitness is pretty good value for money. They have a good abundance of machines,…read morea space for group workouts, a nice indoor track, and a pickleball court. The staff are friendly and the gym is clean. My only complaints are there's a lack of variation with free weights. There are very few kettlebells, and the ones they do have aren't very heavy. Also, there are only two squat racks and one Smith machine. Weekend hours aren't that great -- they're only open until 5 both Saturdays and Sundays. As a casual gym goer, this place meets my needs.

The air conditioning has been broken for two years. The roof leaks are floods the track every time…read moreit rains The ceiling fans have not been lubricated in ten years so the bearings screach loudly. They wi tell you that things are going to get fixed but they have no money to fix anything. Every gym in Columbus is better

CPS is a great community resource. The staff is friendly, The trainers are outstanding in their…read moreability to modify work to the needs of the client. Many express relief at improved balance, increased strength, and increased confidence. The class instructors are outstanding. They encourage you to slightly push the envelope just enough to move toward the next level of fitness. They seem to genuinely care about the clients/participants.

I really wanted to like Columbus Sports Connection. My trainer, Todd, was fantastic. Unfortunately,…read morethat's where the positives end. Staff is unfriendly and unhelpful. There are much better gyms nearby.

Ugh. This has to be the worst bar in Columbus. I can't imagine a place scuzzier than this. Gross…read more If I could give 0 stars, I would. This bar is located all the way out on Dublin-Granville Rd. Definitely not worth the trek out there unless you live in the area. I ended up here the other night because a friend of mine was performing here. After walking in it bothered me that he was performing in such a place, but what can you do? We went out to support him anyway. You'll find this place snuggled into a strip mall that it shares with a Mexican grocery store and a dollar store. Tip number one that it's not the classiest. When you go inside you might be deceived at first. It's big and has a huge number of pool tables that all seemed to be very well kept. It didn't look half bad at first glance. But we got there early before the show was going to start. We got some beers. I got a Heineken and it was about $4. Not too bad, but not all that great, either. It was a Saturday night, so we weren't expecting exceptional deals. Our waitress, who started off coming to our table, then got busy so she just came up to her at the register, was very nice and didn't exactly look like she belonged in a place like this. The music was terrible. This is stuff that people were actually paying to play on the jukebox. And everyone seemed to be enjoying it but us, signing along and dancing. It was a sickening mix of 3 Doors Down, Kid Rock, Papa Roach, Creed, Evanescence, you know, those bands that are a sorry excuse for rock that you had forgotten about and were hoping that you'd never have to hear again. Each time a new song started it made us groan. It was getting unbearable. I'm really not a fan of songs where the lead singers whine about killing themselves, but there was plenty of that. There weren't a lot of people in there, just some groups playing pool. That was fine. But then people started arriving for the first act. Apparently the first act was modeling themselves after the Insane Clown Posse, if you are unfortunate enough to know who they are. One by one, "Juggalos" as they call themselves, started filing through the door. What's a juggalo you might ask? I'm not sure of their purpose, but I know what they look like: Either long or spiky hair, huge baggy pants with chains hanging all over them, T-shirts that reek of cigarette smoke, and their faces are painted white with black accents, similar to Kiss. Yes, people had actually painted their faces to come to this bar. Yes, they looked like trashy morons. If you think I'm being a snob, then maybe I am, but this was not my kind of crowd. And all of them acted like thugs of some sort. Like hiding behind the face makeup made them feel tough. What is this style? I have no idea where it came from or why, but it was thriving around here. And by the way, every act that night was rap. So while you'd almost expect these juggalos to be rock fans, they are evidently more hardcore than that. I guess. And BTW, they were rapping with some very vulgar language and laying their rhymes over Kanye West songs. How original. Scary. And speaking of scary, I saw a lot of mothers doing shots with their daughters then going out for a smoke together, women older than 40 showing off their midriffs, a lot of safety pins for clothing accessories, guys who claimed they were "living the thug lifestyle" wearing nothing but camo and spikes, and young girls in black lipstick. So yeah, not really anyone here that I could relate to. And while I could keep my distance, that wasn't always the case. I had to go to the bathroom and found it behind the wall near the pool tables. If you come here, be aware that they aren't very plainly marked. The bathroom was a one-room deal, and I didn't hear any answer when I knocked, so I opened the door. A goth-like girl was inside standing near the door and actually screamed, "Bitch!" at me and slammed the door in my face. Awesome. And guess what, when she walked out finally, she went back to work behind the bar. That's right, she worked here. Great friendly service, huh? I will note that this was a different girl than our server, who was nice the entire time. Anyway, I proceeded to go into the bathroom to find a mess - let's just say it looked like someone had been doing some landscaping work in the sink. I'll say no more and spare you any more details. Needless to say, I felt like I needed a shower when I got home. My friend who was performing is a rapper (thankfully one unlike the other acts before him), so as soon as his set was over we paid our tabs and got the heck outta there. The juggalo and thug counts were increasing and I didn't want to find out what it would escalate to. It was a terrible experience and I wouldn't recommend this bar to anyone, not even someone who enjoys painting their faces for no sensible reason while wearing pants 5 sizes too big. To them, I'd recommend therapy.

Round two: the boy and I left after he played, and before midnight, AGAIN. Not my type of place…read more The Billiard Club HAS been revamped, however. It is smaller (the second room of pool tables no longer exists, and therefore better for shows, I suppose. There have been a few decent shows I've heard of here lately, but this is the only one I've gone to. The atmosphere is still too nu metal for me, and while the bands I've seen play are decent, I don't dig it. The bartenders are still not giving bands a beer special, which is really lame, and the doorman made me show him my ID - AFTER I's already walked past him once carrying the boy's bass. Their admission stamp is apparently a "21" written with a sharpie on your hand ("make a fist," the dude told me... as if I couldn't figure it out), which is incredibly easy to replicate if you're a little hooligan looking to get into a show for free. However, plus five cool points to the doorman for buying the boy a beer for having a good show. Still, though, I'm not convinced.