When you have kids, they have activities you must endure. Gymnastics is one of those activities…read more North Shore makes it much easier to bear than many other activities. They offer all types of programs for all age groups. The teachers are very helpful and work with the kids to help them advance. Prices are reasonable and there are no hidden fees (unlike dancing). There is a large viewing area for parents where you can watch the students. Classes fill up quickly so make sure you call on the day registration opens.

Crossfit Franco's is a great facility with top notch equipment, but this review is more…read morespecifically for Redline USA Weightlifting that lives inside CF Franco's. Jonny Teague is a great coach who helped me step up my weightlifting game, as an athlete, a coach and a ref. It was hard to make the trips across the lake, but he makes it totally worth it. He's building a great and supportive team of weighlifters and if you're looking to get into competitive Olympic weightlifting, he's one of the best in the area.

Something about Louisiana Anytimes just hit different. The fantastic gym in Baton Rouge, and now…read morethis hidden gem in Slidell. Here for work and if you've followed me at all you know I review gyms. This gym isn't perfect, but it's pretty damn close. Met the owner, bubba, and he was polite and super friendly. Talked about other gyms and then carried on. Now most anytimes have precor. Not the best equipment around but thank God it's not matrix. He has all hammer strength and life fitness. Which is amazing mostly because he has three life fitness arc trainers. If you haven't used them, they look intimidating but they are by far the best cardio machine around. All the benefits of elliptical and running without the stress on knees/hips. You need to do yourself favor and check them out. Upstairs, here. Gym is clean. Not spotless but it's a gym. Have to appreciate a little stuff here and there. Most everything is maintained well. There is some spirding webbing on some benches and the precor cable machine upstairs has a hitch in it. But honestly all I saw that wasn't amazing. Layout is also great. It's pretty obvious he has a few gyms because the flow is good. I'll be in Slidell again, soon, and will be coming back here. You should already becoming here if you are close.

We were in the area for a trip and needed to move a little before we left. Had a very good time…read morewith very welcome people. The warm up mobility work before the main guided workout was a great start to class.

This is a great gymnastics school with lots of equipment for your kids to jump, roll and tumble on…read more The very best thing in here is the rectangular shaped trampoline that's at least 20 feet long. At the end of the trampoline there's a huge pit filled with hundreds of foam blocks. Oh my goodness, so much fun!! Yes, I've been on it several times. :) Try and go bouncing down that trampoline and jumping into those foam blocks without a huge smile on your face, I dare you. I can't be done. It's impossible not to be happy doing that. They also give wonderful birthday parties for children. For $150 you get the entire gym to yourself, all paper products and utensils, and two party workers to entertain and supervise your child and their guests. You provide the food and drinks as well as the cake. Not too bad. You don't have to lift a finger at the party if you don't want to. The party workers handle everything. The other wonderful thing about Gymnastics Plus? Kids Night Out. Every Friday night from 6-10 PM you can drop your kids off for cheaper than what it costs to get a sitter. They play and watch movies, make crafts and are even served a pizza dinner. They are completely worn out when you pick them up and beg to go back as soon as they leave. Guess where my kiddos are going to be every Friday night? ;)

I really don't like giving negative reviews as it makes me feel mean but the whole point of this is…read moreto share our honest experiences so here goes. I first took my son here in June or July for the swimming lessons. They said that the person that was supposed to do the classes had an injury so they had different teachers. It was a week long session for 40 minutes in the morning. My son is 2 and a bit and these lessons were advertised as specifically being for his age group. When I got there for the first lesson I met the teachers. They were 3 young girls maybe between 17 and 21 (I'm guessing). It didn't matter though as I assumed that they would have been through some special training on how to teach this age group. They were lovely girls but it was a waste of time. They didn't know how to deal with the children and I just taught my son myself at home. They are probably good for older children but not the younger ones. Following this I decided to enroll my son in a me and my shadow gymnastics class. He's very agile and always jumping around like a monkey so I thought it would be great for him. The teacher Tori was really nice, great with the kids and good at gymnastics. My son really wasn't getting anything out of it though. He didn't enjoy it at all. Then one evening I went there and Tori had sprained her ankle so they said another girl would take the class. She wasn't great with the children, didn't have a plan, was bored and constantly looking at her watch. The class ended early and was pointless. I decided that this wasn't working. I gave it a fair shot of 3 months. I emailed about 2 weeks before the month was starting to let them know that we wouldn't be continuing and was told that I would have to pay for the following month anyway. I don't remember reading this but oh well! Today they called me because when they they went to run my card it said it was invalid. She started talking to me like I was a child and telling me about a $25 fee. I told her that we wouldn't be bringing him back anyway and this seemed to confuse her. I feel like they are greedy and probably good for older children but they arent really great for the younger ones.

I went to D bad to check out there slow pitch Softball batting cages and was pleasantly surprised…read more The facility is state-of-the-art and top-notch. I would recommend it for individual or team training if you're looking to improve your game.

Myself and a few good other Rec coaches of mine who have known each other and coached with each…read moreother for years were one of the first members at Covington location when they opened up in Oct 2023. The staff then were all high school coaches who were great trainers with the players there for private lessons. I can say without a doubt that the staff and changes they have made since then do not represent the sport or community. The staff last year knew its members by first name and showed a genuine interest in coaching these players. it is all kids now who work there and they have raised their prices for everything. Monthly membership fees are higher now as well lessons. T thing is last year they were not known and had much less business and members. Now that word has gotten around and the community knows about them, they raised everything. Today we received a email stating that beginning in August on top of us paying our monthly membership fees, they are going to be charging a $17.50 half hour rental fee for cages. If you use the cages two times a month at that price, that almost your monthly dues. This location has gone from caring about the sport and wanting to help players excel to big corporate making money. Went from a general manager who was very skilled and knowledgeable in the sport at a high level to hiring someone who is all business oriented. No doubt they are going to lose loyal members because of their greedy policies. Whst use to be a great place to bring your players to work on their skills has become nothing more than a Chucky Cheese trying to give the very least for the highest price. Update: Once word got around about them charging its members a fee to use the cages, all of a sudden the following day we received emails stating they are no longer going to charge the members they already have and it only counts with new members. Cheers to everyone who called into them that day and let them know it's not cool or a smart idea to do that to us. Especially the ones who have been members since it first opened. Today I looked to see about scheduling a lesson for my son and was blown away by how much those prices have gone up. Use to cost $35ish for a 40 minute lesson, not it's $50 and $90 for a hour lesson. Unlike the original coaches who ran that place and worked there, there is not a specific coach first baseman to train with. Of course they have someone for pitching and catching lessons but everyone else is a utility player and has I'm sure a good baseball IQ about all the positions but having a left handed actual first base coach was huge,

My little boy loves Ian. We are so lucky to have found such a wonderful, patient and compassionate…read moreteacher. I highly recommend Reach to anyone looking for swim lessons for their child or children.

I have taken group lessons and private lessons from Shall We Dance Studio for 10 years. I have had…read moreto take a leave of absence due to life getting in the way! And Grandchildren lol! Learning how to dance and also moving to another level by going to competitions has been in the top 5 best things in my life. Shane not only teaches you to dance he educates you on what particular dance you are taking. The origin of the dance , your taught how to use your body , you are taught how to improve your posture all of these things come with taking dance lessons. The studio is beautiful and the staff makes you feel so comfortable. I can't wait to return one day! This review has for some reason posted with my husband's Rene's name. The review is coming from Brenda Watson-Uzee

Amazing dance instruction! The instructors are so patient! My wife and I performed a waltz - it was…read morea blast! Thank you Shane and Pam!