The good parts: Great place for the kids to take classes…read more Nice big pool, two nice size gyms (four full size basketball courts). The bad side: you can't play basketball with the kids, because the adult games don't care about kids and will run them over without thinking twice. If the kids aren't in a class, not a whole lot they can do. The fix: make the upper gym for families and kids. The downstairs for adult pickup basketball games.

My complaint is with the preschool portion of this YMCA branch. My daughter has been going to Y…read moreclasses for the past few years and we were excited when we heard there was a preschool & that the new teacher was great. We signed her up for the 25/26 school year and she has been flourishing, making friends, and learning Spanish under the supervision & support of her teacher. This past Friday, we walked into what I can only describe as the most unprofessional & shocking incident. The teacher was no longer employed there and the management was extremely rude and disrespectful. Not to mention there's literally one week of school left....and now the kids cannot graduate with the teacher they have been with since the beginning. I don't understand how the management, Chris Ardent and Hope Delaney, can do something so harmful to our children especially when they decided to do this all on a school day when we were all there to witness the mess they created. They said they were always thinking of the children but then why would they pick a school day to let their teacher go in front of them? Totally unprofessional. I am heartbroken and shocked that this "faith based" organization would do something so hurtful . I'd also like to mention that Chris Ardent stated he would be available to sit down with us parents but he was conveniently at a golf outing.... Needless to say, An email will be sent to Katy Groh who is the executive director of the Southwest YMCA. The way this was handled should never have happened in front of our children. We expect a faith based organization to conduct themselves in a better manner.

really enjoy our membership at Princeton. I use the fitness facilities , take some classes and…read morevisit the pool. The Adult nights on Thursdays with music are fun. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. it's good to see the new treadmills.

Been a member for years. This is the middle of the road gym. Lots of equipment, maintenence of…read morethe equipment is often mediocre, recently had 3 weeks of little to NO hot water in the shower. Indoor pool ok although the ceiling paint is litering the pool bottom for a few months now. Outdoor pool, lovers and kids encouraged, lap swimmers not supported. Competitive BBall and tennis. Something to be proud of despite security courtside. Staff genuinely nice. Weekend sales venders at the door. Annoying and some cringworthy.

I found the Active Mom's Club while googling "post natal personal training" and glad I was inspired…read moreto do that google search. After baby #1 I tried to get back into my work out routine line nothing happened and ended up in a world of hurt. For baby #2 I signed up for the "From the Core" program and glad I did. I was amazed at the difference I saw in strength in just 5 weeks and how it effected even small things like my posture and overall comfort. It was great to have a reason to get out of the house and to meet other mom's with baby's around my age. Hands down the best thing I did for myself after having my second child.

I took Coach Cassandra's Post Natal Core Recovery Class this Fall/Winter and am so incredibly glad…read morethat I did. I enjoyed strengthening my core and whole body without working out too aggressively and risking injury post-baby. You learn a variety of exercises during each class and all of them can be scaled and done at home - you get print outs with all of the exercises. Coach C is awesome, very motivating and has a wealth of knowledge and expertise about fitness, nutrition and overall wellbeing. It was reassuring to workout under her guidance as she provided helpful tips to correct form and posture. There really isn't anything that compares to this class if you want to get stronger and more fit after giving birth.

Great equipment and not too busy which was super nice! I would definitely recommend to a friend!read more

Good gym, although it's a little small it has all the equipment I've needed and I really haven't…read morehad to wait to use machinery.

They require an app (which is linked to your gym membership account) that gives you access to enter…read morethe building when staff isn't present. My account had an old email which I no longer had access to (meaning I couldn't get into the app.) I have called and emailed them numerous times without a response, and the one time that they answered, they claimed that they updated my old email to a new one and sent me a confirmation email to update my app. They never did. And they still haven't answered any of my following calls or emails. I am not paying for a gym membership when I can't even enter the building. Other than that, the gym itself is pretty decent. Wide variety of machines. A little cramped, not that much space in between workout areas. Very average.

Preferred fitness is really affordable! They offer some classes but limited times and options. The…read moregym itself is nothing fancy but does provide options. Has everything you need to work out. They did just upgrade their equipment which is nice! It is now 24/7 access which also is a bonus!