I have been swimming and exercising with weights and cable machines for over 4 years…read more The swimming pool has no rival in the greater Pittsburgh area at this membership price. Not even close. The swimming lanes are wide for two or more swimmers at the time. For their shoestring budget they do a fantastic job on maintaining it for safe and comfortable for normal people. Germaphobes, look elsewhere. No obnoxious babbling and squealing trainers, but I you need support it is always there. I cannot recommended enough; I has kept me healthy and happy. I never thought I could find it here. Thank you all in the staff, particularly: Joyce, Mary, Laurel, Analisa, both Kens, Manny, John (can't remember if this is his name or I am mistaken), Alyssa, and of course Dave. You don't get paid enough to keep me this happy. Jaime

Several times I came the woman behind the desk was on personal calls during her work hours. When I…read moreasked her a question while on her cell phone she said well I am at work to whomever she was talking to. Yeah really help the customers. Some classes have unfriendly instructors. If a class is listed for a specific time then it should start on time, not 15 minutes later.

Please note: Zelda is a nickname…read more Unfortunately, I dealt with Kim and PGC for far longer than I should of! It's a shame that a gym (or more so those running a gym) can actually make a child lose interest in a sport they once loved. I'm not a keyboard warrior just a parent watching out for my child and other unsuspecting families.

Pittsburgh Gymnastics Club, LLC reviews…read more I was forced post to websites of the gyms affiliates and workers because I felt the need to defend myself as Kim, the owner, under handedly blocked me from the group page and emails. None of what I posted was "nasty" as the owner rebutted.The statements were a true representation of what happened. I feel like people need to know what type of business owner you are. What type of business owner of a gymnastics class bans parents from seeing their kids in action especially being new and being the one paying. I come from far away to attend this little gym in Braddock, but now understand I was expected to go away and not watch my child. Where did you expect me to go for 1 hour 2 days per week?? Maybe the kids should come in snowsuits for gymnastics if you're so worried about the coaches touching a little sweat. This gym and owner is unprofessional when dealing with the public. My daughter had a midriff top on as part of her gymnastics outfit. It was the 1st time she wore it. I've seen other kids with backs and stomachs out before; and we are new or were new to gymnastics! I didn't know it was against dress policy, as I'm educated, not illiterate, and would not have put it on her if I had known. The instructor Sam told us she couldn't wear it again and I understood that. Then Sam ran and told the boss as soon as she got there for her to then reinforce it. Again I'm not illiterate or uneducated; I got it the 1st time! They demanded my 9 year old, who hasn't a trace of protruding body parts, put on a shirt with less than 30 min. of class left. Upset my daughter tremendously! Instead of Kim, the owner making it more of a safety issue which I would have understood, she told me my 9 year olds sweat was GROSS! Yes she used the word GROSS! Are the faces, necks, arms, and legs of the children GROSS and part of a safety and sanitation issue you posted about on facebook? Because they are all exposed and get sweaty, touch the coaches, and equipment too. Maybe your in the wrong business!!! Maybe tbe kids should come in snowsuits if the coaches and owner are worried about touching the kids sweat. Again GROSS would not be the professional thing to say to a parent. That offended me tremendously and I made the decision to pull my daughter out of that gym. Then Kim rudely blocked me from commenting on the situation via email and facebook, after she posted a very offensive and UNPROFESSIONAL facebook post stating me and my 9 year old rolled our eyes, charging me for a shirt, and something about what my mama didn't teach me.... what is this high school? I should not be receiving any farther charges after 6/20/17 as my daughter used her own shirt. Who talks about a child as an adult and owner of a business that supposed to love and serve children?! Speaking of rolling eyes I witnessed teacher Sam roll her eyes and curl her lip at a student named Savanah just because she had to redirect her a couple of times. If you brought your kids to a practitioner to be treated, which is what I do, you would not like it either if I used slang/unprofessional terms such as GROSS; to describe a certain condition when treating your children. Learn from this situation and the loss of a new customer/client! Please, please learn to be professional if you plan to be open for any amount of time.

Its a very nice, clean and friendly facility with great equipment and a variety of fitness…read moreactivities.

I have been a member of Healthtrax for many years, but sadly they are closing on May 24th 2019. I…read morelearned a few days ago that Spencer Family YMCA is honoring those of us that were paid up at Healthtrax (my membership goes till September). I stopped in today, took a tour of the facility, and joined. The place is a lot smaller than H-Trax, and doesn't have as many amenities, but it is very clean, and the employees are friendly. So far so good. I will write more after I have had a few more workouts ... Cheers!

Nice facility in accessible location. All the proper equipment, as well as gym and pool amenities…read more As for the other commenter... Read their policy on membership cancellation. It's not that complicated. You should give 30 days of notice and expect to be billed for the current month. Not a big deal.

STAFF: There are 1-2 staff per class. The staff are all friendly, knowledgeable, understanding, and…read morehelpful. Not a day goes by that I don't receive a warm welcome at the door or input on how to deal with a new behavior. FACILITY: Each room is fully decorated with kids' art - and is frequently changed with the season and corresponding holidays. Each kid has their own (or a shared) cubby. There is a mountain of toys and books throughout the classrooms. The rooms, bathrooms, and common areas are always exceptionally clean. A argument could be made for the lack of natural light in the building - although, I like the fact that our son is in a safe environment with limited windows and a single point of entry that is near the director's office. OUTDOOR SPACE: The pick-up/drop-off lane and parking areas are all clearly marked - with plenty of room for everyone. I've never had an issue. There is an outdoor play space, which, to be honest, is a bit small; however, as you can see, the size of the space is only one of two minor complaints I have. ACTIVITIES: Seasonal parties, visitors (e.g. balloon artist, Children's Museum puppeteers, etc.), options for the Gymagic Bus or Happy Feet programs, movie days, and other fun special events are a part of the regular monthly schedule. There are also weekly slots for a music teacher, the use of sensory bins, and designated days for the letter and number of the week. COMMUNICATION: We receive a daily "report card" detailing our child's mood, meals, nap, diapers, and activities. We receive a monthly newsletter and calendar that covers all activities, curriculum, and other notes of interest. Simply, the open line of communication is exactly what I would expect and prefer. OVERALL: We are very happy with APTG and everything it has to offer. We are confident that our child is receiving the very best type of education, interaction, and activities. We know he is in good hands every single day. He is happy to go to school - and even more excited to tell us about his day. We've found that he is not only developmentally on par with other children his age but often exceeds even our own high expectations for him. I wholeheartedly endorse APTG as a superb childcare learning center for even the choosiest of parents.

Amazing daycare! The staff is caring, professional, and truly treat the kids like family. My child…read moreloves going every day, and I feel so confident knowing they are in a safe and fun environment. Finding a daycare you can fully trust is not easy, but A Place To Grow has truly exceeded our expectations. I would recommend them to any parent looking for a safe, loving, and enriching environment for their child.

Great fitness center. Lots of machines and friendly staff. They also have a variety of classes…read more Bobby is an amazing trainer. Friendly, knowledgeable, and fun to work with. Has a real depth of knowledge about what's needed for specific areas needing help.

The sauna and hydro massage beds currently don't work. Also, when I want to tan a staff member has…read moreto be there, which is very inconvenient.

Clean gym Usually not too busy…read more Diverse group of gym goers Clean bathrooms Insurance accept Some Machines are to close together - Could cause injury if not paying attention No traditional weight benches TVs in lifting area mainly has on the News Signs all over the gym on what you CAN'T do.

They have a WONDERFUL staff that is very friendly the gym is clean with all of the equipment you…read moreneed to get a workout! I highly recommend joining this gym!

More average joes than Globogym. This place is huge and has whatever equipment you might want from…read morecardio equipment to free weights to machines. There's a calisthenics area, punching bags, classrooms upstairs. I've never been upstairs or to any of the classes. All of the equipment isn't brand new or pristine but the environment is non toxic and has a mixed group of clientele there to exercise and get/be healthy. It's not a pick up scene. It's only $5 to walk in so it's easy to check out before getting a membership.

A great gym in the South Hills - no glitz or glam, just an awesome gym. Classes are exceptional,…read moregym has a wide variety of fitness levels from bodybuilders to seniors...and the prices are excellent. Highly recommend this gym.