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Prospect Gymnastics

4.1 (21 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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“Mina (owner) and her coaches are very knowledgeable, the classes teach the core fundamentals and made it so fun!”

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Prospect Park Branch YMCA

Prospect Park Branch YMCA

(123 reviews)

Park Slope

I have been a loyal patron of this gym for about ~3ish years but only recently started taking my…read moremembership seriously in the past year and started going here regularly. This gym is the best gym in the area by miles and I thoroughly enjoy my workouts here. Yoga classes are super fun, I love the instructors and unlike a lot of other gyms this place is truly home to a community. I enjoy seeing people of all ages and walks of life work out here, it's truly amazing and representative of the neighborhood. The high schoolers can be super annoying in the weight room and I know the staff has worked to curb their rowdiness by assigning them specific hours. I've heard a lot about towel service that used to be here but I've never experienced it, that would be nice to have back. The steam room and sauna are an absolute God send in the locker rooms and I really enjoy that the large pool has been segmented to avoid conflict with other swimmers. I've noticed if anything is out of order it doesn't stay that way for too long which I absolutely love. It's understandable in a big facility like this things will go out of order but maintenance is definitely on top of everything and deserves a shout out. It used to annoy me that the gym closed early but they definitely listened and extended their hours recently till 10 PM which I also greatly appreciate!!

I have been a member at the Prospect Park YMCA since 2021, and this has got to be the most poorly…read moremanaged YMCA I have ever been to. I stayed a member for so long because it's a convenient walk from my house, but I recently left here to join the Life Time and I couldn't be happier. Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly from my experience. The good: The pool. You really cannot get this anywhere else in/around Park Slope. That said, it is often crowded, with 4+ swimmers per lane, and the swim lane etiquette is not the best. They have lanes divided by speed - low, low/medium, medium, and fast - but basically I've found there is one fast lane, and all of the rest are slow. It feels like the fast-lane users are either former Olympic / Masters level swimmers, so I have to be in this awful position where I'm getting passed all the time in the fast lane, yet people get angry with me for going too fast in the other lanes. That's just my experience though. The bad: The free weight room. Basically, everything is overcrowded, and the etiquette is horrible. The free weight room has ONE power rack, which is insane for such a large gym. This is compounded by the hoards of teenagers that camp at the gym during peak time, sometimes leading to long queues to use any of the equipment. And the etiquette is some of the worst I have seen. People leave weights lying around on the floor or haphazardly put plates back wherever they feel, leading to a ton of clutter and general chaos. There is usually an attendant in the free weight room, yet they do absolutely nothing. Generally, the staff sucks. They do not greet you and just generally seem disinterested except when they are talking amongst themselves. The ugly: The locker rooms are just horrendous. Everything is filthy with dust everywhere. The lockers are super outdated, busted and rusting all over. There are often cockroaches in the dry sauna. But the worst is the showers. I think that was the final straw for me. It genuinely feels like a prison shower in that half the shower curtains are missing, and I even saw a bunch of blood on one of them. The ceiling is covered in mold; they don't even bother to paint over it. I don't need much, but I at least expect a clean and pest-free locker room. The state of it is shameful honestly. There is also no towel service, which is insane for how much you pay. Meanwhile, Harbor Fitness has towels, and the membership there is $76/month. All of this would be fine out of a low-cost, no-frills gym, but the cost of the regular individual membership is $96 per month, which is just out of line. The value is practically non-existent. They will also try to scam you when you try to cancel, saying there is a 15-day notice period, despite that being against the law in NYS. Bottom line, do yourself a favor and don't join this gym.

Flatbush Branch YMCA

Flatbush Branch YMCA

(18 reviews)

Flatbush

Recently Brooklyn Community Board 14, at which I volunteer as the Youth Committee co-chair,…read morepartnered with the Flatbush Y to host our 9th Annual Youth Conference, It was a huge event with about 70 presenters and close to 800 kids in attendance. Meishay Gattis, the executive director and the staff of the Y could not have been more friendly and helpful! It was also obvious during the event that the Y staff knew many of the kids who were attending and took an interest in their finding new opportunities to grow. While the building is old, the gym is huge and the exercise rooms have obviously been updated. Because the Y on 9th street is more convenient for me to reach on my way to work, I won't be switching anytime soon but for anyone who finds it convenient to access, I highly recommend checking out this YMCA!

My Experience at the YMCA - 1401 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210…read more On October 15, 2026, I visited this location after being redirected by the councilman's office to seek assistance with tenant-association matters. I arrived with my 2-year-old daughter, only to experience what I felt was disrespectful and unprofessional treatment from the front-desk staff. I witnessed an elderly woman in tears seeking assistance while the young people at the desk appeared to be smirking and exchanging gestures. When I questioned their behavior, Kashaun Alexander, who identified himself as a supervisor but whose business card listed him as Teen Director, approached me in a manner I found confrontational rather than helpful. He told me I could leave if I continued speaking the way I was. Let me be clear: I have no problem with teenagers working at the YMCA. However, anyone working at a public-facing desk should receive proper training in professionalism, communication, and assisting people in need. People seeking housing assistance may already be dealing with stressful circumstances. They deserve patience, dignity, and respect--not to feel mocked or dismissed. I left without the assistance I came for, and I am still seeking help. I hope management reviews this incident and addresses the concerns regarding staff training, customer service, and accountability. Professionalism is demonstrated by how you treat people, especially when they need help. Based on my experience, I would encourage management to take these concerns seriously. Everyone deserves respect.

Prospect Gymnastics - gymnastics - Updated October 2026

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