Clean gym with brand new equipment. It's never very busy here either. Friendly staff and top notch…read moreamenities. I love it here.

My five star review is solely based on the USA 123 tennis classes. I was interested in taking up a…read morenew hobby and decided to look into tennis classes. I'm so happy my online search landed me here! A set of 6 classes are $99 for an hour and a half and group class sizes are reasonable. The instructors are fantastic and truly care about helping you learn the fundamentals while having fun. I've taken 12 classes so far and have come a long way thanks to the instructors here!

This is where you can get everything you need for a triathlon. You can get gear and apparel for…read moreswimming, biking and running, all at reasonable prices and with phenomenal customer service. I placed an order on March 26 for some triathlon clothing. I made my purchases from the sale section because I didn't want to make a huge investment when I don't even know if I'll do another tri (I hope I do). My order consisted of tri shorts and a tri top. Both were from previous years (like 2007 or something). The very next day, I received a call from Jamie at PowerTri telling me that they'd just shipped their last pair of tri shorts at the sale price I purchased 'em at, and if it was ok with me, she'd go ahead and ship the 2008 shorts at the same price. Um, first of all, I had no idea that clothes, like cars, come in model years. This has been an interesting thing to learn, as it seems shorts are shorts. At any rate, I really had to applaud PowerTri for calling me and letting me know that they were out of what I ordered but would send me it's current replacement. That's pretty awesome; you can't beat that desire to please the customer!!! I sent Jamie an email that night letting her know that, yes, it was fine to go ahead and ship the '08 shorts. She put everything in the mail right away. On Monday, the 31st I received my package. Everything was neatly packaged, and there was a surprise Gu gel included (Strawberry Banana)!!! Awesome! I love unexpected surprises; it's those little things that count! I would totally shop at PowerTri again--they have a great selection of things to choose from, their prices are reasonable, customer service is excellent and the time between placing the order and receiving it is minimal. It's win--win for them (loyal customer) and me (good, quality stuff!).

Great rec center. We love the indoor kids pool, lazy river, and slide. My only complaint. I wish…read morethey would be like the bountiful rec where they allow kids under 48" on the slide if accompanied by an adult. Kids are always so excited to go, then so dissapointed when we say they can't go on the slide. Their first arguement is always "we did on the other one, why not this one?" But the pool is maintained well, and comfortably warm.

Great facility with lots and lots of fitness options. Cardio machines (treadmills, bikes, rowing…read moremachines, ellipticals, etc.) and a walking/running track make up the upstairs part of the building--this is a great place for parents to watch their kids play basketball while they get in some exercise. On the lower level, there is a lap pool and a kids pool (complete with water slides and a lazy river), a weight room, basketball courts, and a high-fitness area (with TRX, punching bags, battle ropes, and the like). The basketball courts are fantastic and have a lot of hoops to practice on. While the weight room doesn't have as many machines as the cardio area upstairs, there are a decent amount of free weights and I rarely see machines broken; I've never seen a machine out of order for more than 24 hours, so the maintenance staff is really on top of things. In addition to these open areas, which are all included with paid admission (daily costs are $3 for children under 12 and $5 for adults), the Park Center offers a variety of fitness classes, including Zumba, water aerobics, spinning, HIIT, and more. I love this gym because of the assortment of activities, the friendly staff, the non-crowded atmosphere, and because you can purchase monthly memberships without worrying about contracts and fees like other gyms.

I took a few items to consign at this store... these guys have a lot of clients so the items get…read moresold! Great location for the store and packed with good deals and great gear! These guys stick to climbing and ski gear mostly from what I have seen. Lots of Patagonia and North Face gear in here!!

Staff is friendly and they have a lot of new and used equipment…read more The equipment seems well price And they have a great selection for all outdoor activities from rock climbing to skiing

I visited as a traveler. Quick and easy entry, giant gym with tremendous variety of top rope and…read morebouldering. Clearly labeled grades, and diverse route options. Friendly staff and gym goers. Loses half a star for some minor facilities issues like broken water fountains and clocks, but I think only fair to round up here.

Visiting from LA, and got a 2-week pass. Awesome gym that had it all (bouldering, top roping, lead…read moreclimbing, yoga classes, and a regular gym). The staff is exceptional (shoutout Tiffany and Lauren), and we had a great experience.

Bailie's is the best. My girls learn so much and actually make progress as opposed to other gyms we…read morehave been at. The staff is extremely friendly and responsive. I highly recommend this gym to beginners or advanced gymnasts. They have a free trial too and make it very easy. The process to cancel is even seamless (one of my girls wanted to stop to focus on other things).

We've tried several different centers and Bailie's is the best. It's a bit costly comparing to…read moreothers but that's absolutely worth it. They are on complete different level, with the awesome staff, professional studios, in-faculty shop (if you forget the suit) and very detailed email reports about how proficient your kid is and how she is progressing over the time.

I was able to attend two events at Onyx recently - the Halloween showcase and the Share the Love…read moreEvent. My friend, Shirley, invited me to both (she was an instructor here at one point), but still attends as a student. After showing some of our friends a clip of her performance, we came for our first drop in class. I haven't gotten to do aerial arts in a long time, so I was excited to go! I was surprised my husband wanted to go as well! The studio is located in a warehouse type strip of businesses in the Sandy/Midvale area on the west side of I-15. The space is very spacious and used for performances/events as well (seating tends to be tight during the events, but still so fun to attend). Signing up for classes is pretty simple, and can be done on the MindBody app/website. Classes are pretty affordable compared to other aerial studios (and gyms in general that offer drop in classes). We ended up doing a first time drop in for the Hammocks 1 class. It did take place alongside a Pole and Silks classes. Our instructor, Kortnie (who was subbing) was great! She was so patient with all of us, explained the combos thoroughly, and came around to make sure we were getting everything. We all had a lot of fun. My husband really enjoyed the challenge an wants to come back to try more classes (as do I, as I miss doing aerial classes - it had been quite a few years for me). I also wanted to mention how much I appreciated that the events Onyx puts on also helps to raise money for scholarships for those who have trouble paying their tuition/student fees and/or to future students who could use these arts. What a fun studio! Thank you Onyx team for all you do!

I've been here twice now and it is so great. I was hesitant at first because it's all so new and…read morepole dancing/fitness is so hyper-sexualized, it can be uncomfortable but this place does everything right. Nothing is outside your comfort zone (emotionally speaking), the instructors and fellow classmates are great, the atmosphere is encouraging and not judgmental. Physically, it will be fairly challenging but nothing too scary - even in an entry level class, you will have people with all levels of beginner ability but you don't feel ashamed when you can barely get yourself up off the floor while holding the pole. I definitely didn't get the "huffing and puffing unathletic kid in the gym class" feeling like I have in some other workout classes (spin, I'm looking at you). Be prepared to be sore in the days after your first class. No joke, I walked out of my first class, thrilled with how much I enjoyed it, but a little bummed that I didn't sweat and get a good workout. The day after, I became intimately aware of muscles I didn't know I had since they were all screaming at me every time I moved. I sneezed and it felt like my abdomen was ripping in half. So, if you are like me and hate working out, do a pole class. You will have so much fun, you won't notice just how hard you're working your ass off until you get home. Another thing - ignore the review complaining about how this gym should have been okay with a student being 10 min late. It clearly says in their policies that this is not okay. It's also a 60 min class. Missing ten minutes is kind of a lot and the lessons teach you moves in order. You also need to be warmed up so you don't injure yourself. Being late is not respectful or safe, so please be on time (or don't get mad when there are some consequences to being tardy). Lastly, this place is difficult to find. Remember it's unit 114. There is no sign and the building it's in is a business complex so it feels like you are in the wrong place. Just look for "114" and you will be all set.

Wasatch Hills Tennis Center (once Coach Mike's) is a wonderful place to play tennis! The…read moreatmosphere is inviting and makes you want to come back, which I have for 30 years! Thanh, who usually runs the front desk, is friendly and accommodating. When it rains and we need to scramble to get an inside court, he is very helpful. Even during their recent rebuild they worked hard to let us diehards continue to play the game we love. It sure is fun to play in the bubble all winter also, and Wasatch Hills makes that possible! Thank you, Thanh, and all who work there!

This was one of the most shocking and unacceptable experiences I have ever had at a sports…read morefacility. An employee drove the wrong way through a clearly marked one-way entrance, forcing me to slam on my brakes to avoid a collision. When I pointed out the one-way sign, he told me he worked there and could "do whatever he wanted." I admit I lost my temper and used profanity, which I later apologized for. Instead of de-escalating the situation, the employee got out of his car, aggressively confronted me, chased my vehicle, and then confronted me again inside the facility. He told me, "You will be shot" and "People have guns." No employee should ever speak to a customer this way. What is even more alarming is that this happened at a facility where many children train every day. As a parent, I am deeply concerned about the safety of families and children if this is how employees behave. Because of this serious safety issue, I will never return to Wasatch Hills Tennis Center, and I cannot recommend it to other families.