Like everything else in the Charlotte area it takes forever for construction . I rejoined after a…read morefew years and the inside still a mess and the construction outside is not even near done . Like the charlotte aiir it's been ten years and still not done . The gym only has ten treadmills lol ...ive seen a McDonald's down the street get demolished and rebuilt in six months this is taken years just to renovate

Great gym. Equipment is old, space is minimal but staff is super amazing. Only negative is the pool…read moretemperature being an overwhelming jacuzzi like 83-87 degrees daily. Somehow this is preferred by the facility director and water aerobics groups. Makes no sense to try and get a decent swim workout at these temps. Also the carbon foot print caused by extra heating.

This location moved from kannapolis earlier this year, so I have been a member with them for quite…read moresome time. I love this gym because it has a great variety of equipment yet, is not overwhelming large. This location also features recovery areas which includes sauna room, excellent massage chairs, hydromassage chairs, tanning and red light therapy. There is also a small exercise room separate from the main area that contains equipment for a more creative workout (e.g. bands, balls, straps, punching bag, rope, stools , etc). Access to the smaller exercise room and recovery areas requires an additional fee to the basic membership fee. The gym is overall clean / well-maintained although there are a few cardio machines that seem to be chronically broken (e.g. still useable, but some buttons may not function). However, I am sure this is not atypical for equipment encountering such high traffic! I rarely encounter staff since it is 24-7 access (which is another perk for me), but on the few occasions that I have they always seem pleasant. Also, because the facility is key card access there have been times when there is a malfunction which prevents access to certain areas or even the gym itself. Thankfully these occasions have been rare. I definitely plan to continue attending this location and would recommend.

Sometimes you get really lucky and you find your love for fitness with a bonus of being surrounded…read moreby an amazing community. This is what you will receive at OTF in Harrisburg; where the coaches are amazing, workouts are challenging but rewarding, and the community is always supportive. Love the 5 am crew!!!!

I absolutely love this gym! The community, the coaches, the well thought out exercise templates are…read moreamazing! One of my favorite things is the way everyone is so encouraging and the coaches meet you right where you are. They are extremely knowledgeable, supportive, and guide you well through the workouts. I've been coming her to for some time and it's been the best decision I could have ever made! Shout out to the OTF Harrisburg staff! Highly recommend! Cheers to more life!

Great gym to workout at, friendly faces and good equipment! Have been going here for about 2 years…read morenow and am happy with results

Was a great facility, family owned. Sorry to see it closed. Not your typical standard chain cookie…read morecutter gym. Quality training, quality equipment that was hand picked, rare find these days.

Been coming to the Q for a long time now. Primarily I come for Crossfit but also take advantage…read moreof Yoga. The Crossfit program is great. I have been coming for over a year and have definitely seen a change in my fitness. It is like a family atmosphere which I really enjoy. I do yoga at the Q with Talei (Wednesday morning ms and Saturdays) and really enjoy that time. There are other times to do Yoga with Cindy but mornings and Saturdays work best for me. Overall it's a great place to be.

Such an amazing gym! Clean!!! Staff are beyond kind and owner is such a great person! Monthly cost…read moreis very reasonable! Highly recommend!!

In February 2016 I weighed in at 248lbs and had never done a chin up before. It's now July 2018,…read morethe scale says 195lbs, and I can crank out 8 chin ups without stopping. I mention this because even though nutrition is probably 75% of the day to day in health and weight loss, this place certainly helped me get to where I am now. Snap was the first real gym I ever visited, and though I've tried a few other places over the last two years I've settled back in where I started. A well equipped gym is an invaluable tool and Snap covers all the basics. To the left of the entrance are five each of treadmills and elliptical machines, as well as three stationary bikes. The back left corner has a smith machine, a plate loading leg press and a machine leg press (and usually the scale is hiding back there too). Left of center are five or so different machines for biceps, triceps, and shoulders. Dead center is a large machine that has two cable pulleys and a lat pull down all in one, and directly behind that is an assisted pull up / assisted dip machine, with the restrooms right next to that. Right of center is the majority of the free weights. There are two dumbbell racks going up to pairs of 100lbs, a rack of fix weight curl bars (also up to 100lbs), five or six different benches, and three plate loading machines, one each for calves, chest and shoulders. Far right wall, starting in the front moving back we have a small nook with 5 different abdominal machines. Next is one squat rack and one bench press with an open floor space typically used for dead lifts or box jumps. Almost to the back there is a single rowing machine then the "studio" area. This back area is a wooden floor with a big mirror running along one side, a long metal frame over top with 3 separate pull up bars, a small rack with some 5lbs-25lbs weights, a slightly larger rack with kettle bells (up to 50lbs maybe?) as well as storage for foam rollers, yoga mats and resistance bands. This is also the area they hold the Intensity group fitness classes. Snap Fitness really is a nice place to get a workout in. On top of all the equipment they offer personal training sessions and group fitness classes if you need a little help. The staff is pretty good at keeping the place clean and putting in work orders should something need fixing. There are a few things I wish were different here though, most notably only having one squat rack, one bench press station and only single stall restrooms. Unfortunately those things are mostly a space issue. There was a time when I hoped they would absorb the vacant space next door and expand, but it seems that opportunity has come and gone. I'll just have to settle for really good instead of perfect.

We absolutely love this school and the teacher my son has been going there for 2 years now and is…read morecurrently in the 3yr old room. I have all faith the take care of my baby just like if he was theres. My only issue period isn't to do with the school itself my issue is corporate charges a crazy amount for care but doesn't pay their teachers the way they should. For one child even with dss help its 163.00 a week for 4 days that is a ungodly amout if parents could afford to pay that kinda money then they wouldn't be needing help from dss. Maybe if they paid their teacher more then maybe they could keep kids in every classroom and have enough to run the school without charging outrageous amounts to care for children. You may wanna look at your pricing and evaluate it so you can keep kids enrolled before you loose quite a bit of business.

Absolutely avoid sending your child here at all cost. I enrolled my five month old here as it was…read moreone of the only daycares in the area with immediate availability, which should have been the first red flag. We had consistent issues with a specific teacher in the infant room. She consistently fed him 30+ minutes late, which is a big deal when they are this young. She left him to cry for 30 minutes in his crib, which, apparently, their policy is it's okay to leave them to cry for 15 minutes to "self soothe". I don't know any five month old who self soothes just being left and ignored, but regardless, he was left twice as long as their policy allows. When I called to express my concerns, his crib was moved off camera the following day. They attempted to gaslight me and said that it was "coincidental" that that happened after my complaints. Admin blew me off every time I called with concerns and "diagnosed" me with Postpartum Anxiety, which I do not have. Admin told me they have never had any complaints about this specific teacher before, which after speaking to other parents of Tutor Time, I know is not true. I pulled my son out of this daycare after three weeks. The final straw was seeing them leave his bib on after feeding him, laying him on the floor to play, and I saw him visibly being strangled by the bib on livestream. Please, for the wellbeing of your children, do not send them here.

As a resident of the Moss Creek development, I recently signed up for access to the fitness center…read more I've been in the neighborhood for over 7 years and I've frequented the pool and clubhouse on numerous occasions. The pool is well above average when compared to other housing developments. Sometimes it's overcrowded, sometimes you're all alone. Get there early during peak season if you really want a good seat or an umbrella accompanied table. Slide, kid's pool with fountain, Olympic size lap pool....all good in my book. The clubhouse is just what you'd expect. Reserve it for a party or what have you. It's not much unlike any other community clubhouse. The fitness center was just introduced this year and residents must agree to a $100/year increase in their homeowners association dues in order to use the facility. Worth it if you will actually make use of it. It's convenient but there are limited hours of operation. They do not allow anyone under the age of 18 to use the facility and they threaten your membership if you allow any nonresidents or minors to accompany you in. Your resident card, via a magnetic chip, grants you access during their hours of operation. The facility is better that I had expected of a community fitness center. A little larger that expected with a few more machines and such. Four treadmills each with TV viewing capabilities. You can also hook your iPod into them. Several basic settings on the machines make them user friendly for newbies. The space is also equipped with weights, multifunctional weight bench, ellipticals, bicycles, etc. with a view of the large pool as you grunt through your workout. The facility also comes with access to the shared pool house restrooms. There is one shower available in the men's room if you choose to make use of it after your workout or swim. I can't speak for the ladies room. Most of the time I find myself working out alone or with just one or two others. Of course January sparks the season of resolutions and it's been a bit more crowded lately. All good and I wish everyone well in their new personal endeavors but I fully expect it to die down again soon. One thing that I think would improve the experience and perhaps encourage others to make more use of the space would be if residents were allowed to bring a guest. My sister often visits me from out of state for a week at a time and I don't see any reason why I shouldn't be able to let her join me for a gym-like workout when she's in town. Neighborhood folks may also be more inclined to workout and/or stick to their goals if they had a workout partner. What's wrong with Susie bringing her buddy from work for a little extra motivation? What if Johnny wants to bring his personal trainer to see what equipment he has to work with and to get a little advice? A limit of one guest per resident isn't unreasonable. Especially given the empty air outside of January, but that's just my opinion. We are granted guests when visiting the pool. How is the fitness center any different? Anyhow, if you live in the Moss Creek neighborhood, get off of your lazy bum and go get your workout on! You'll feel better about yourself, I promise!