Not sure what some of the other reviewers are talking about. Clearly they haven't visited the…read moreliteral garbage dumps that are the other gyms in Boca. This is an awesome facility and I truly enjoy spending time there. There's something for everyone no matter what your fitness goals are-- during my time as a member I've gone from "taking a break" from working out and doing a lot of yoga/relaxing and now currently getting back into a bodybuilding program. The gym offers a variety of equipment and I never have to improvise due to lack of equipment. I might be staying the obvious here, but if you are into powerlifting, I would probably go elsewhere. The cardio machines are brand new and really nice. The actual place itself is very clean. I feel totally comfortable showering in the locker room and they have everything you need- towels, body wash, lotion, razors, etc. The outdoor pool is really pretty and nice to relax at after a workout. Staff is super nice and helpful. I have yet to buy any food from the cafe but it looks good. Definitely some good options if you're in a bind or spending a long time there. I will gladly pay the extra $ to train in a clean and peaceful gym.

What a bummer. The "enshitification" of the world as a whole continues... And now it includes the…read morelifetime at Boca. I recently returned to this lifetime after being away a few months. I simply cannot believe the decisions made for their renovation. I understand renovations were needed as the gym they previously purchased and renamed, did need several cosmetic updates. However, whoever made the decisions for this specific location seriously is tone deaf, and should not be put in charge of such decisions in the future. Not to mention, the air conditioning still stops working randomly, the showers are not open for use, can't use the court because of construction, several classes unavailable. And they are still charging full price. The only silver lining, and also the only reason I left two stars, is because the lifting area is still nicely maintained. And honestly, after seeing what they chose to do with the basketball courts, I will no longer be coming to this location. Removal of the full court NBA sized court with all the side baskets will affect their membership numbers more than they realize. This location has long been a legendary court where high-level players and their training staff and friends would frequent. Especially over the summer. Now it's been downsized to a LA Fitness style court. Also, considering how much it cost nowadays to replace of hardwood basketball court, if they ever chose to go back on their decision, it would cost them triple. Absolutely bonehead move by whoever signed off on this. Whoever made this decision, does not understand the local community and their desires. Furthermore, it's not like they were short on space. There's plenty of room in this massive gym to have turf placed without cutting up the bball floor. Not to mention, the other nearest lifetime in Palm Beacch Gardens only has Pickleball courts. So basically, if you are a basketball player, Life Time doesn't really care about you. Such an absolute shame. Local community that is affected by this will find alternate locations. Personally, I will be going to the equinox in West Palm. Feel free to include a boring corporate response below this review, but understand that no matter what you say, you made a terrible decision which was not " in the best interest of the community". I hate how so many things nowadays are made worse by someone sitting behind a desk signing off on bad ideas. Well, understand that now people who used to drive over an hour to come use this gym will find other places to go.

The new Polo Club pool redesign is honestly shocking. They took a space that once had charm,…read morewarmth, and character and transformed it into something completely cold and devoid of style. It's hard to understand how so much money could be spent only to end up with a result that feels this uninspired. For a project associated with Steven G, the outcome is especially disappointing. The previous space felt inviting and had personality. Now it feels sterile, harsh, and strangely unwelcoming -- almost as if the goal was to discourage people from actually enjoying the public areas. A renovation should elevate a space, not strip away everything that made it appealing in the first place. Sad to see.

Lived there for 30 years and loved the food. Sunday brunch was always amazing!…read more Entire Club was like being on a cruise ship. Tons to do but if you want to sit and read a book no one will bother you. Perfect.

Hi, I highly…read morerecommend reading this email in its entirety, as I am writing genuinely for the benefit and protection of your tournament--not out of malice, frustration, or an attempt to challenge a match result. I'm reaching out as a business-to-business courtesy regarding an incident during this evening's matches, shortly before the official lightning and rain delay was called. A player in your tournament, who is a minor, asked whether play could be stopped because the court had become wet and slippery and lightning was visibly striking overhead. The opposing player also attempted to address the court conditions, yet those concerns were disregarded. Rather than stopping to assess the conditions or even allowing both players to fully voice their concerns, the referee repeatedly pointed toward the court and spoke to the player in a manner demanding that she continue playing. The player subsequently lost a point after being unable to safely run for a ball on the wet court. Only moments later, play was officially suspended because of the rain and lightning. To be very clear, we are not contacting you to dispute the point or the outcome. That is not the purpose of this email. Our concern is specifically the referee's judgment, conduct, and disregard for the safety concerns being raised by both players. From a professional standpoint, this is concerning from both a safety and liability perspective. Consider, hypothetically, that this interaction may have been captured on video: a minor expressing that she did not feel safe because of visible lightning and slippery court conditions, the opposing player also attempting to raise concerns, and an official nevertheless repeatedly directing her to continue playing. If an injury had occurred immediately afterward, such a recording could present a particularly concerning account of how clearly communicated safety concerns were handled and could expose the tournament and those responsible for the event to significant scrutiny and potential liability. That hypothetical alone demonstrates why this should be taken seriously. A tournament should never be in a position where a recording could show a minor raising an immediate safety concern, having that concern dismissed, and being directed to continue competing in potentially dangerous conditions. This is not about winning or losing a point. It is about ensuring that young players can raise legitimate safety concerns without being ignored, intimidated, or pressured to continue. Thankfully, nobody was injured. I'm bringing this directly to your attention because I believe addressing the referee's conduct and reinforcing appropriate safety procedures now is far preferable to having a similar situation result in an avoidable injury in the future.

If you are in search of the best tennis academy to take your child to college or the pro level,…read morethis is the place to be. I played college D1 tennis myself and my goal is to offer the best training for my daughter to be the best she can be. The legend Rick Macci and his daily speeches are priceless that not only help you on the court but in the game of life. But what really mattered to me was there are so many awesome coaches there all working to refine the kids tennis skills. Steve, Bryne, Tanesta, Arther, the legend Gerard and many more that train and do fitness really helped my daughter immensely. I am definitely gonna come back and actually plan to bring her here full-time. This is the place Venus and Serena Williams trained for many years so they know what they're doing. Really!!!! There are a few reviews here that are absolutely bogus. Thank you guys for making the experience for my wife, my son and exciting my daughter to take it to the next level with her tennis. Dr. D

Fired Up Youth Sports is terrible. My biggest concern was for my children's safety. There was…read morelittle to no supervision. The staff that was present constantly used profanity and played on their cell phones. My children hated the camp and did not want to go back. We stopped going immediately when I learned about the lack of supervision and the bad quality of the equipment used. It was frightening! I talk to the owners about it but they were very rude and offensive. My reason for writing this review is warning to all parents....STAY AWAY!!! I wish someone would have warned me.

My 9 year old son went to this multi-sports camp for the first time this year. He has gone in past…read moreyears to a single sports day camp in the past. HE JUST LOVED Fired Up Youth Sports. Everyday I would ask him what he did and with enthusiasm, he would go over the entire day. Last week was his last week and I asked him if he wanted to return. Without a hesitation he said YES. What more can a parent ask for. Joey, the owner takes an active role with the kids and has the most interesting programs for the children. Every week they learn a different sport and there is an expert from that sport teaching the kids. A +10 rating if that was available.