Tons of beautiful tennis courts. Great tennis ambiance…read more I discovered this court and my tennis hitting partners on joinplaytennis.com/atlanta

Windy Hill is very convenient for me to get a workout in between meetings or during lunch time…read more This gym is all about community, the members are so welcoming and nice. I love the events such as wine tasting - I think it was over 60 wines; the in-depth Pilates events, they recently updated the gym equipment, the coaches are great with fabulous playlist and there are a lot of community focused events. It's a really big tennis facility so if you're in to racket sports, this is the place for you. I still have my LT membership and that being said the locker rooms need an update. Integrating to a system that allows me to schedule tennis, massages etc as well as scan into the club would make things more convenient. I don't have traditional car keys so having to carry a single tiny card with me can be a bit frustrating. They are contract based - 1 year minimum but there is definitely value if you live or work in the area.

Great box! It's a small place but that seems to make everyone a little closer. Have only been…read morecoming in for a couple weeks but I've been going to CrossFit places for about 9 years and can immediately tell they have a great community. There's some high level athletes here as well as a solid coaching team. Not sure who is doing the programming but so far has been super solid. They also have events very often. Weightlifting, CrossFit, Hyrox, and community events like blood drives and hangouts.

I've been a member of DSSC for a year now, and I can't say enough good things about this CrossFit…read moregym. My health and body have transformed dramatically thanks to the amazing workouts, supportive atmosphere, and top-notch coaching. The owners are fantastic--approachable, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in everyone's progress. The community here is equally incredible; the people who attend make every session motivating and fun. If you're looking for a place to get stronger, healthier, and feel like part of a family, DSSC is it!

This was my first time visiting this Lifetime. One of my friends got me in for free via a guest…read morepass. We mainly came just for the pool, so I didn't get the full chance to utilize everything the gym had to offer. The locker rooms and the pool were really nice though. When we arrived to the pool, we grabbed some drinks at the pool bar and noticed there was a DJ playing. There were many lounge chairs scattered throughout the pool area, but it wasn't too busy, so we were able to find a good spot to sit. We were both with our wives, so there were 4 of us. We had some snacks and drank by the pool. While I did love my visit here, I would never sign up to be a member, as monthly memberships are $200+ which in my opinion is quite steep. We Ubered here, so I am not too familiar with where parking is for members. I would come back here, but only if I was able to visit for free.

I never imagined I would be writing something like this about a place that claims to prioritize…read moresafety and privacy. While using the women's locker room/rejuvenation area at Life Time Fitness Buckhead, I was completely naked when a male contractor entered the space. I was fully exposed. There was no warning given to me that allowed time to dress, cover myself, or leave the area. No announcement reached me. No safeguard protected me. Whatever policies Life Time claims to have, they failed in real time -- because the result was my total exposure. What happened next was just as disturbing. Instead of taking accountability, management focused on defending "procedure." I was essentially told that everything was done properly -- despite the fact that I was left naked in front of a man. That alone tells me this situation was not taken seriously. Then, the next day, someone attempted to break into my home and sexually assault me. I am stating this plainly because context matters. At this point, it is unknown whether there is any connection between these events. That uncertainty is exactly why this should have been handled with urgency, care, and seriousness. Instead, my concerns were minimized, and I was left feeling unsafe -- not only as a member, but as a woman. I should not have had to escalate this. I should not have had to involve corporate or law enforcement just to be heard. A gym locker room is supposed to be one of the most protected private spaces. Life Time Buckhead failed to protect mine, and then failed again by dismissing the impact. Privacy is not a "process." Safety is not a script. Dignity is not negotiable. Based on my experience, Life Time Buckhead did not uphold any of these. Mike the GM is a sorry somebody.

This review is for TOCA which operates inside D-Bat…read more Our family has had a mixed experience at TOCA Marietta. When we first joined, sessions started right on the hour and ran smoothly. Over time, though, the start times have drifted -- sometimes beginning 10-15 minutes late and wrapping up early before the next session. It's frustrating not knowing when the actual instruction time begins or ends. Another issue is the inconsistency with the coaching. The coaches seem to rotate frequently, and there doesn't appear to be a clear, consistent curriculum from week to week. Some coaches focus more on warm-ups and running than on skill development, while others (like Odell and Ronaldo) do an excellent job teaching technique and engaging the kids. Unfortunately, we haven't seen them in a while, and switching days hasn't helped us find them again. We've also noticed that while the club doesn't require cleats or shin guards, several kids wear them, which gives them an advantage during drills and scrimmages. It would be helpful if TOCA clarified equipment expectations so all players can participate on an even playing field. Overall, TOCA Marietta has potential -- especially when led by strong coaches -- but the inconsistency in scheduling, coaching style, and structure has made our experience uneven. With more stability and clearer communication, this could be a great program.

I think I might like this location more than their other locations, the staff were somehow even…read morenicer than the ones in Buckhead and the perimeter locations. This one does seem to be a little busier than the Perimeter location though, so keep in mind you may have to share the batting cages or have to wait on someone if they aren't open to sharing.

My kids have played here since the beginning and we love how well run this club is. Really kind…read morecoaches, well kept facility. We have had nothing but the best experience.

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An excellent training facility! I brought a relative here, and I was truly impressed by how much…read morehis skills developed. The coaches and staff are knowledgeable, supportive, and dedicated to helping athletes improve. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking to enhance their skills in a structured and encouraging environment!

This is a premier facility in Hiram, GA. Everything you need is right here. Anthony is the best…read morebaseball trainer in the area. My son was able to increase his pitching speed by 5mph and was invited to the college tryouts for the state of GA hosted by PBR. Great facility and great training.

One of the best golf courses in the south east, definitely a top golf club in Atlanta. The course…read morelayouts are tournament caliber designs that require advanced abilities to get around. This top tier golf and country club has all of the amenities. Tennis, swimming, par three course, elite practice facilities- driving range with two sides. Restaurant and "half way house" players grill provide top dining experience. This club is a high end place and has been a staple country club in the Atlanta area for decades. Top collegiate players and even PGA Tour pros have birthed and based out of this place.

Lovely, long-standing fixture of John's Creek - long-standing as in, pretty much the end of 141…read morewhen it was built! They have a great- huge!- Sunday brunch that friends of mine regularly enjoy and we were invited to a birthday celebration last weekend. Though the eggs were too soft for my taste, the bacon was delightful, the fried chicken tasty, the salad bar fresh and the ice cream bar way better! There's rooms for business meetings and parties in this large suburban club. Members are typically big golfers and while it's not CCC or Sugarloaf, it's solid from what I hear! Definitely a nice spot to go if you're invited for any reason.

I've been coming here for some time due to the location it is convenient, it's not Dunwoody or…read moreAustell, but the size of the gym to me... is'nt bad. However, there are a few issues with this location, the equipment upkeep and the lack of equipment doesn't make sense for a gym this size and for what you pay. For example; in the entire gym there is but one dip machine...and the treadmills pretty much don't work. They are all walking speed even at 7 and above. Except for the four incline ones at the end for now... The equipment isn't maintained well so you run into a few broken or on the verge of breaking ones. Now it's not on the level of LA Fitness but it's giving LA Fitness energy, not that LA Fitness isn't a decent gym just not my cup of tea (if you know, you know). Lastly please for the love of love, put ESPN on at least 3 of the ten thousand TVs in there, you can watch but some much of the OneLife channel. I'd even settle for the fishing channel. All that said, the energy in the gym is nice, I always see the same trainers putting in work, and again location location ‍.

Onelife Fitness is a financial trap disguised as a gym. I used the facility maybe once or twice a…read moremonth--barely. When I tried to cancel, they demanded a fee or documentation to explain why I no longer wanted to give them money. What kind of gym requires you to justify ending a service you barely use? Just look at the attached screenshot. Equipment is aging, no upgrades, and the overall quality has declined while fees stay high. This company banks on people forgetting, giving up, or accepting the hassle. I've filed complaints with the FTC and Attorney General. Don't sign up unless you're ready to fight your way out. You've been warned.

awful gym, awful bathrooms, awful sauna, awful staff, awful equipment, awful smoothies, awful…read moreexperience. Golds gym would be a better experience

I don't feel safe working out at this location due to ongoing security issues that don't seem to be…read moretaken seriously. The back door clearly marked "Employees Only" is frequently propped open, and people who are not employees go in and out regularly. Certain members consistently enter through this back entrance, and while they may feel entitled or believe they have permission, other members also open the door for people -- which completely defeats the purpose of a restricted staff-only area. Anyone can buy a OneLife shirt and walk through that door. That's exactly why staff entrances are supposed to remain locked. This is a legitimate safety concern, especially for members who work out alone. There is a reason this door exists and a reason it's labeled employees only. If it's meant to be secure, it should be consistently enforced. Until this issue is addressed, I don't feel comfortable training here.