The Guest monthly rate is very reasonable. Staff and members are very pleasant. The location is…read moreconvenient and plenty of parking.

Very friendly staff. I like renting a locker with towel service. They have a large selection of…read moreclasses and also private trainers are available

Not a pool to swim at. Only pool is at Coastal Fitness. Not sure what this is for. What we need is…read morea pool big enough for the schools to have a swim team.

Go figure! I went to try golfing at least once. I had such a great experience at Sandpines that I…read moresigned up for lessons.The staff are very friendly and helpful! Made me feel welcomed. the pro-instructor Michael Cattani is very welcoming. I've had a few lessons now and I'm very excited to share that he has been so supportive and helpful, I've never golfed before and now I'm confident enough I purchased my own clubs. I will continue with my lessons. Thanks Michael!! And thanks you to all the staff.

Friendly, pristine, with expansive views. A worthy destination. No matter if you are a local or…read morevisiting an afternoon well spent on this massive, open course.

Tracy has helped us now with 2 of our dogs…read more Mango who is now 4, was a very skiddish and aggressive towards others dogs is now trained so well thanks to Tracy. Her approach is great with dogs and kind. Perfect for Mango. When we got our second Dog, mango was struggling with another pup in the house. Tracy has been a huge help with getting the two of them to cohabitate well together. Thank you Tracy!

After taking a few Feet & Paws' workout classes with my dog, I signed up for a couple of private…read moredog training lessons with Tracy to work on some issues we were having, (like pulling on the leash, etc). She came over for a few sessions and patiently showed us what to do. It's been especially great because she continues to help us with those specific issues whenever we're at the group fitness classes. Gretchen has shown a lot of improvement since we've been working more closely with Tracy. I'm really glad we signed up for the private dog training. Highly recommend.

Terrible schedule. I don't know why they didn't make two pools since they built a new one and they…read morecould have. The classes are always full. They never returned phone calls so I can't cancel my service so I'm paying every month for a service that I don't even use and I don't have time to go in because of my work schedule and I live out of town. Also, it seems like their hot tub is always down as well as their sauna. I just think they should've made it bigger since they had all that property and went to the trouble of building a new one. Very disappointed in my membership

Make no mistake, this is still very much a Man's gym…read more My best girlfriend had been going to the Y, taking classes, fully participating in activities offered, etc. for quite some time and had convinced me to go with her and try her gym. We did a brief tour and went into the lapswim pool, after 15minutes we combined and split a lane to help accommodate the new people coming in. 45 minutes into our mindful movement/isolation exercises we were approached by pair of younger men who had been watching our lane and were asked to move over to the next lane because "they couldn't swim the way they wanted to" in that lane. My friend obliged, and we moved over and continued with our routine. When we swam by the lifeguard who had watched the exchange, my friend asked her for clarification on what made the end lane special and why we were asked to move. The lifeguard informed us that we were now in the walking aerobic lane, which did not permit lane swimming- which we had been doing, and that the men shouldn't have asked us to leave our lane, essentially booting us from the equiptment we were using. We weren't done with our workouts. My friend asked why we were then asked to exit our lane, and the lifeguard called for a higher authority on her walkie-talkie. We exited the walking lane and after a moment a woman who had been speaking to the lifeguard approached us and introduced herself as the Aquadic Director, she asked us to explain what happened. And after reiterating the same story the lifeguard had told her, she explained to us that the only other option the pair of men would have had was to join our lane and circulate swim with us. We didn't have an issue with that. We asked who has priority to equipment and were told it was a first-come-first-serve system. Rather than elbowing our way back into our lane with two men that outsized us, we decided to end our gym experience early but my friend told the director that she wanted those rules explained to the offending guys, and that's where the problem lied. This woman had an immediate hesitation and began stammering on how she didn't want to escalate the situation by bothering them if we were going to leave. My friend insisted it was the principle of the matter, and that if the gym didn't have a priority list than the same set of rules should be followed by all paying patrons. The Aquadic Director had absolutely zero interest in approaching the pair of men who asked us to move for them and after a moment of back and forth between her and my friend, I calmly said, "This is bullshit." This gave the Aquadic Director the out she needed and she quickly turned the conversation to lecture me on how profanity isn't accepted on the pool deck. We were three adult women without a child in sight, having a conversation amongst ourselves, but I told her I understood and was on my way out. I returned to the locker room, showered and changed, and met back up with my friend who I left by the poolside to continue with the Aquadic Director, who did reluctantly have a brief conversation with the two guys at the insistence of my friend. As we were leaving the locker room a male employee pulled my friend aside and said that the Aquadic Director wanted to have another conversation. We told him that was fine, but we weren't going to have it in the locker room shower hall, and moved it to the lobby. We waited for the Aquadic Director in the lobby of the Y for no less than 5 minutes, zero appearance. My friend told the male employee that the locker rooms were not an appropriate place to ambush two women into conversation, and that in the future exiting members will most likely by found by the exit. The employee, Carson, said we weren't in the locker room, even though we were surrounded by lockers and a bay of showers when he stopped us from leaving. He literally turned his back to us mid conversation to instead pace up and down the hall and speak with another employee. After an interrupted workout, staff's unwillingness to address gym issues, an ambush in the locker room, and literally having employees turn their backs to us after being asked to wait to speak with them- we left. It was quite the mental workout, if nothing else. Needless to say, the Younge Men's Christian Association is still very much a male centered gym, when they have Women and Colored's events we may be inclined to try to lapswim again, but in the meantime I'd advise againt recommending this place to a wider demographic. I'm sorry my friend wasted her visitors' pass on me, but I think this experience was enough to decide membership dues on.

I started training with Mike about two months ago. Already I am stronger and running faster. I love…read moreworking with Mike because most of the exercises are not on machines but use my body weight and lots of balance. He sends me home each week with homework tailored to my schedule and my personal goals. Also, Mike is about as nice as they come. I never feel foolish or self conscious. He gets it and never makes me feel bad when I have a rough week. I totally recommend him!

I have been training with Mike Welch for over 2 years now. In that time, I've lost 65 lbs and gone…read morefrom a sedentary, junk food eating, smoker to an ex-smoker who loves to run and workout and hike and live life to the fullest. Mike himself went through a journey of weightloss of over 80 lbs or so and knows exactly where I was coming from. He's great at motivation and tailoring a program directly to you. I always say that I am his most difficult client (I'm pretty pig headed and push back all the time) but he's always able to get me to do what's right and good for my body without making me feel uncomfortable or silly. I cannot recommend him highly enough. Mike is ACSM certified and he's the best around.

For real, been trying to figure out life for the last couple of years. Being post grad, I lost so…read moremany good things in my life by way of habits or self care (nearly nonexistent). Last February I walked by Christine's studio and I have been hooked ever since. I can honestly say she has fully helped me add so much value to my day-to-day life. I have learned so much about myself and how to self heal and care. THANK YOU Christine for being a beaming example of what it means to put in the work.

From the owner: Body Positive Personal Training and Self Care Coaching…read moreFemale owned and operated 13+ years experience We fuse several different exercise and movement philosophies to offer an individualized approach for each clients' unique needs. Offering all inclusive programming: physical exercise training sessions, nutritional assistance, practitioner collaboration, take home workout plans, mindfulness, breath, postural correctives, habit check-in's, journaling and support. Offering services to all populations including Chronic pain, fibromyalgia, autoimmune, post rehab, injury prevention, healthy fat loss, self pain management, improving strength, toning, conditioning, exercise plan revival, postural and corrective exercise. Individual, partner and small group exercise. 2 Monthly client appreciation events art night and hikes. Informative events and workshops