I dropped my membership after they suddenly dropped the fitness director. But that is not the…read moreworst part. I have been stuck in an endless circle from hell trying to unsubscribe from the hundreds of useless emails and text messages they send out. I have gone through the pain staking process of clicking through the dozens of useless information notifications only to keep receiving them. I have emailed the manager and every other email I could find with zero responses from anyone. I would not go back to this place if it were free.

Friendly staff and clean facilities. I cannot speak to the quality of the tennis pros or courts…read morebecause I'm not a huge tennis person, but the pool and gym are very nice. They have a good selection of workout equipment and classes/lessons. Nice cafe to grab good eats from sola bread. Nothing extravagant, but the homemade bread and quiche is to die for!!! They have tournaments and events here from time to time that can make things crowded and parking less than ideal, but on the ordinary day, it's no problem. The included child care with membership is a huge plus, however the hours could be expanded to match open hours. For everything that is included, the family price is very reasonable!! Overall, the family and myself really enjoy being members here!!! Again, staff are great!! The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is there is always room for improvement, and I can't leave a 4.5 or 4.8 rating!

Great place to relax or workout in yoga, water aerobics, weights or whatever you choose. Swimming,…read morea quick snack & hit the track.

Versatile place that functions as a gym, indoor pool, & community event center. This time I'm here…read morefor "Books In Bloom", a community luncheon/brunch event benefitting the Public Library Fund, with Matthew Bondurant as the speaker. I've also come to Cain Center in the past for the Yoga Fusion class (led by Lee Middlebrooks), & the shallow water aerobics (led by Tamara & Keith Bennett). I usually liked to stay in the pool after the organized aerobics class so that I can swim some laps. I kinda wish there were more classes available at various other times throughout the day, & not just in the morning.

I love this Center! Friendly staff, lots of great equipment, classes, and summer activities for the…read morekids. Family friendly and close to home.

I joined two weeks ago, it's a nice place to workout, and walk on an indoor track…read more The people are nice. It's very clean also.

Excellent platform for networking tennis pros with tennis fans seeking to improve their game! We…read morehave been totally satisfied with our experience - we are 2 sessions into our 10 session package. Further, I had a customer service concern and the response was respectful, swift and clearly expressed that my satisfaction was a huge priority to the PYC team. If you are looking for lessons, this is the future of identifying tennis professionals who can provide you the best instruction and service.

DECEPTIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES - they don't give refunds - once they have your money, it's gone…read more When I was unable to get the pro I requested on a vacation, they would not return my payment, even though no lessons were ever even scheduled and I requested a refund within 24 hours. The CEO, Scott Baxter claims there is a disclosure on the site that warns of no refunds but he's lying - there isn't. And even if there was, they call you to get your credit card number so unless you happen to be their web site when they call, you wouldn't be aware of a "no refund" policy anyway. They don't disclose that over the phone. DECEPTIVE. DISHONEST. UNETHICAL. BUYER BEWARE.

Coach Lewis is great!! Very patient and understanding. I have had no issues with scheduling or…read moretimeliness.

I'd give zero stars if I could. The main tennis coach is so rude. Why would I spend any money or…read moretime here if he talks to people the way he does. You should teach your staff how to talk and treat people. Disgusting. Edited to add: he apparently likes to yell at and kick off people on the courts. He's "happy to do so." So is this place a good place for kids? Probably not under his watch or care.

The park of my childhood. Playgrounds, an ampitheater, a splash pad, and just tons of space to…read morewonder around and lay down. Located right by the Azalea District neighborhoods, I have fond memories of coming here as a kid. It was nice to revisit such a classic piece of my childhood while visiting Tyler. I think some of the Tennis courts were converted to pickleball courts which is great for the pickleballers as well. That playground, merry-go-round, and swing set were always next level as a kid. Bergfeld forever. RIYL: tons of grass

They have a splash pad and squirrels that are very friendly and eat from your hand. My kids loved…read moreit. They also have a playground, bathroom, and have events here all the time. They have a concert stage.

Gym 101 is such an amazing place! The owners, and staff are very friendly, and professional!…read moreEverything inside is nice, and clean. The equipment is in excellent condition. There are so many classes to choose from. Plus the Steam Infrared Sauna is amazing for Chronic pain. Gym 101 is our favorite place in town.

This review is specifically related to their stand up spray tan Metallic Sol Tanning. At a cost of…read more$25 for one session at "light", the results are very poor quality and the staff don't really seem to be very well educated on the process. This unit is one where you undress then stand in an upright cylinder (no, it's not fully enclosed for those of you who are clostrophobic) and once the process begins an automated voice will instruct you as to which pose you should strike and hold. The attendant gave me a quick lesson on what positions I should use - how to hold my hands when facing each direction. However, I had researched the process on the Internet before my session and when I asked about using the eye covers, she said "We don't do that here. Just close your eyes.". She did provide a hairnet and some solution to put on my palms, nails, and the bottom of my feet to avoid tanning them. Complaints: 1. My eyes were very dry, scratchy and sensitive for about 24 hours after the treatment. Maybe they SHOULD use the eye covers. 2. I don't like breathing in the chemicals, but there is no way to avoid it. 3. The floor of the tanning cylinder is somewhat slippery. 4. The resulting tan was very uneven. Face and tops of hands were very dark - hands unnaturally so - and orangey. Calf area was too light. No problems with knees and elbows, though. I suspect the areas I had moisturized that morning (face hands) "took" the tan better than other places. 5. The dry process doesn't thoroughly dry you. I had to re-dress still damp. Got all over my clothes, but does seem to wash out. 6. Though I did as instructed with the "do not tan" solution, the bottoms of my feet did tan -- a bunch! Seemed to work OK on my palms and nails. 7. There is no way to control the level of tan for each area of the body. I would prefer darker on my legs and lighter on my hands and face. 8. Two days later, the tan had faded significantly. For my money, I will purchase a high quality self tan solution and apply myself so I can control the amount of product, reapply as needed, and not expose my eyes and lungs to harsh chemicals. Other areas of the gym appeared to be very upscale and the pool area was very nice. Again, this recommendation is based solely on the spray tan process they use.