I have been going to South Reno Athletic Club for about 2 years now. The space is large so it never…read morefeels crowded. There are different areas to work out in depending what you want to do so I tend to stick to some of the same areas. I really like the Body Pump classes. All the ladies are great instructors and it makes lifting more fun with the music. And it is also difficult and get for muscle endurance! They recently added Yoga which is a nice addition for a gym to not have to pay extra from the membership or go to a separate place to get Yoga classes.

SRAC is a facility highly recommended for years with 3 and member satisfaction. It offers a…read moreplethora of daylong classes such as spin, yoga and zumba as well as focused bootcamps. The gym is highly regarded for its excellent facilities, professional teachers and bright, clean rooms which are not overcrowded. Lockers are functional, but less upscale than some of the better quality competitors.

Incredible team of trainers that help with keeping me motivated and the massage specialist, David…read morewho helps with my recovery. Cheers

Kids Swim Lessons ask for Margot !…read more Margot is a fabulous swim instructor. She is well equipped and knowledgeable for any level of swimmer. She especially knows how to make it fun and comfortable while still ensuring progress and growth.

I'm a combat Veteran and working out definitely helps me with my PTSD. Sports West is clean and all…read morethe workers are really nice. They have a wide selection of weights and machines for body building and a pool and a spa. I really like it here!!! Oh ya, and because I'm a Veteran I got the Veterans package which saves me a few bucks. Actually it saved me more than a few bucks to keep it real. Thank you Sports West for looking out for us Veterans!!! Sincerely John Fitzgerald 1st Infantry Div. Böblingen Germany. 1st Armored Div. Operation Desert Storm.

the employees are very kind. when i go in i really feel like im allowed to be there :)read more

I figured it was time for an update of my Fitness Connection experience. I don't really deal with…read morevery much staff, except Dawaina (sorry, no idea how to spell), but whoever put her at the front desk in the mornings...great choice. She is super professional, greets everyone with a smile and is really helpful. Actually, when I first joined I had several negative interactions with staff (to include a Supervisor), so I have mostly avoided FC Staff. Lately though, my experience has been more positive. I come to many of the Zumba classes with Minette, Sarah and Joy. All are high energy and really fun. I also recently tried the new Hyrox Complete class and loved it.

I am a part of this growing and improving gym since day 1, I love how this gym has improved. The…read moregroup classes are amazing, I think we have amazing zumba instructors and Hyrox instructors into this gym. We have a great community that we build in here, no judgement at all.

I love this place! What a great facility for ice skating. Public ice skating time is limited to…read morecertain hours bc teams practice and play there, but the young people at the counter are nice, and the rink is well groomed. A great family outing!

Heated bleachers for $5 sound great. Sadly, my daughter only got about 20 minutes of skating, so I…read moreadmired them from afar while questioning my life choices. "Community skate rink" appears to mean you already know how the website works and what to do when you arrive. For everyone else, the site lacks info, the mobile schedule is a joke, and there are zero check-in instructions. We arrived early for the 4-5pm public skate and spent half of it in line for skate rentals. Multiple staff, one register, glacial pace. Same line for walk-ups and online reservations, making planning ahead feel symbolic. They take your shoes, the skate hour ends at 5:00pm on the dot, and we left at 4:55 to avoid yet another slow line just to get them back. If you like skating, waiting, and mild confusion, this might be your place.

I just started playing Pickleball about 3 months ago but I'm getting better pretty fast. This group…read morehas helped me to really progress fast and I'm having a blast with the "Up and Down", which is a structure they do that lets you play constantly for a few hours rotating partners and challenging various skill levels and play styles. Also, the guy who runs it, Nicolas, is very welcoming, friendly and helpful, and is pretty dedicated to helping people learn about and get better at Pickleball in a non-intimidating way. His passion for the game is infectious. I can't stand to miss one of the Up n Down days

From the owner: All about growing the sport of Pickleball in the Reno and surrounding area with lessons and…read moreclinics, leagues, socials, and helping people find places to play.

This is another psuedo--scientific discipline that seems to make sense…read more Assisted stretching to help realign your body and soothe tired muscles. what you're not told is the technicians pushing and pulling you have less training and oversight than the folks who provide manicures. there is also NO ACCOUNTABILITY when the services cause an injury. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. POORLY TRAINED PRACTITIONERS HUSTLING THE ELDERLY AT PARKWAY GYM. STAY AS FAR AWAY AS YOU CAN. DO YOGA ON YOU TUBE MUCH SAFER.

From the owner: At Stretch NV, we believe movement is medicine. Every stretch session is designed to help you feel…read morebetter today, move better tomorrow, and stay stronger for life. We’re not just a stretch studio; we’re a team of movement professionals committed to your long-term wellness, athletic performance, recovery, and alignment. Book your complimentary 1:1 30-minute demo stretch today!

To be fair, this soccer club does a good job of training individual skills (not teaching,…read moretraining... and there is something to be said for learning by watching others). There is little instruction on team play. My son had a horrible experience. Not only did he participate in MAYBE 5/6 games, he was never placed on an actual team with actual teammates. They called what he did "premier team B". Practice 3 nights a week (with hundreds of other kids), RARELY compete, no teammates, no true coach. IMO, not a good formula for a young athlete. His "team" played in the GBYS League and played soccer on a gym floor all winter. BEWARE, the amount you pay upfront... the club will ask for more money as the year progresses (which should be advertised). Communication? Terrible. As a new family there was NEVER a club meeting to answer my (parent) administrative questions. My kid tried out in June, we didn't hear from the club for MONTHS. The club communicates via BYGA (an app) and no one was available to help this new family figure that out. Parents need to order practice/competition uniforms for kids, no one helped with that. I had questions about practice schedule, no help. Questions about competition, no help. The lead administrator, Jason Goodson, says "text anytime with questions", I never receive any response. Communication from a "coach": My son never have had one "team" meeting (which makes sense since my son was never on an actual team). My son was never introduced to a coach, never introduced to a team, a teammate, nothing. So, conclusion, as I can go on-and-on, GO TO ANY OTHER CLUB than this one. My kid, who once loved soccer, hates it now. If he were to change his mind and want to play, we would go to any other club like Surf.

Team is amazing, coaches truly care about the child's development and make it fun yet competitive…read more One of the best coaching teams my son has ever had.