Positives: I wouldn't want to work out in any other gym. I love this place. I look forward to going…read morethere and being in a positive atmosphere focused on growth. It's a beautiful facility and has everything you need. Negatives: I wish their summer and winter break hours were longer and that they weren't closed for weeks at a time. The staff is unfriendly, sometimes rude, and entitled. The prices for faculty or alumni membership are ridiculous and should be free.

One of the only places to see any type of sizable event in Springfield and they've had and continue…read moreto have good shows here. That being said this place has some pretty big issues, at least to me. Their sound system sucks. Plain and simple. I went once and the building's PA system that they were speaking over was popping and cracking like a piece of wet firewood. I thought, "Surely they'll get that fixed before the next show, because that was no good." The next time I went to an event almost 6 months later they hadn't replaced the system and the speakers actually went out about 15 minutes into the show. Which pretty much ruined the whole night. Another time I was at a show there and went to the bathroom on the first floor. Every urinal and stall was taken but one. I opened the door and it looked like someone had backed into the stall after eating eating 50 Exlax laced White Castle Sliders and washed down with a couple of gallons of coffee and had their ass explode. It was one of the 3 nastiest things I've ever seen in person. I swear that the toilet had been filled to overflowing with crap and it was on the floor and walls of the stall. I didn't know that a single human being could hold that much feces. Either that or someone was running through the bathroom with a 5 gallon bucket of chilli, tripped,and dumped the contents into the toilet. At any rate, ever since that night the first floor men's bathroom at the Shrine Mosque no longer exists in my mind. It has been edited out of my universe. I realize that this was an isolated incident, but it was horrible. If I could have given 2.5 stars I would have, but it's not bad enough for 2 stars.

This building houses the Abou Ben Adhem Shriners which I am a member of. Where I understand a lot…read moreof people do not understand what the Shriners do, I'm not going to explain a whole lot of it here but would love to explain it to you if you have any questions and will also provide a link at the end of this to help explain more about that. The Shrine Mosque was built in 1923 and in 1982 was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Besides Shriner events it houses tons of other concerts and events. It almost seems that there is something going on every weekend there. I just helped out for the past two weekends as a clown at the Shrine Circus. It is a very unique old building that several of our past Presidents have visited and Elvis Presley even played. At the time it was built it was the largest Shrine west of the Mississippi and it's stage size was only second to the Metropolitan Opera stage in New York City. The main auditorium seating is right under 5,000 people with a basement area that other events are held at that can seat over 1,500. So next time you find your self at a concert, circus, or the "Vines at the Shrine" make sure you look up, around, and take in all of the nostalgia that makes this building a old gem in our city. oh ya, if you are curious about what the Shriners do and where we came from, here's a good link or you are welcome to just ask me... http://www.abashrine.com/info.htm

Fun for the kids. Easy to get to. Nice view. Fun for everyone. Good place to go when you need…read moreto occupy the kids.

Very clean and beautiful putt putt course. Fun for our kids and the adults. Loved all the beautiful…read moreflowers!

Had a blast! We happened to notice this place across from our hotel and decided to head in. They…read moreweren't busy as it was midday on a weekday, and we had a lot of space to ourselves. They have signage showing that masks are required to enter and hand sanitizer on every table. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. We played thirty minutes of axe throwing, a couple games if bags, and took some fun pictures. Bought a couple nice hats as well to support local! They have beer options in a cooler case, as well as, sodas and bottled water. There's a photo prop station of you need an instagram photo!! Overall: A+ Super fun, highly recommend trying them out!

This was a great date night spot. We paid $50 for an hour of throws which was enough for 5 full…read morerounds of throws. There were places to keep track of points, which was nice. Helped prove my win. The place was a bit warm, which makes sense because there were tons of people moving around. I wonder if it's possible to have the A/C set a bit lower -- to prevent the place from being so warm upon entry. Also, the Ax throwing walk-through was hard to hear. Lots of people talking, loud music, made it hard. I'm not sure that there is a great way to prevent this -- but that's where the point deduction came from. Overall, though, it was a lot of fun.

Food is really good and their chicken is great They people…read moreare really nice and the servers are extremely good in serving good at what they

We aren't members or anything. We came here to get our taxes done because we're old. Everyone was…read morevery nice and very professional as far as the tax thing was concerned. The facility and staff seem to be clean and everyone seemed to be happy to run around doing their jobs. They aren't a very soft-spoken bunch, but I guess in that environment you learn you don't have to be. I couldn't stand being there very long myself, but I'm sure it's a wonderful thing if you have nothing else and no one else.

Passed through town for work and found this place was close to my hotel. They welcomed me in with…read moreopen arms for a drop on. Solid class structure, a decent amount of colored belts and nice clean facility. For reference, I am a purple belt under Jeff Messina out of Revolution Dojo in Houston, Tx, I'd recommend you stop by to see these guys if you're in the area. I travel a lot for work and have been to multiple gyms and can say this spot is legit.

I've been working out at infinity for almost a year now and it is hands down the best MMA gym I…read morehave been a part of. The coaches are knowledgeable, helpful, and always there for the fighters and clients. We have many people who participate in competition MMA, kickboxing, and jiu jitsu, but we also have a large body of individuals who come for the fitness classes we put on. Everybody is family at infinity and you can feel the love and support from the staff and clients during every class and workout! If you have ever thought about trying kickboxing, Jiu Jitsu, MMA, TRX, or yoga and haven't found a good gym to go to, look no further than Infinity Martial Arts!

I have been to Smitty's gym numerous times. While there I have met some of the kids and observed…read moresmitty checking their homework, talking to them about school. he has been known to call teachers to check on kids. Several kids i talked to said they would not be going to college had it not been for smitty. He deals with cases of kids with no or bad parents and does his best to support them. He is a man of God and is doing His work. Supporting this program is supporting the future of our community and your family. If we don't help disadvantaged kids we will all pay a price.

The impression I received from this gym was winning is the only goal. I did not see a focus on…read moreteaching or progression. If the student had talent they got attention, if the student was a beginner and didn't know the sport, they were pushed aside. I'm not trying to take away from the quality of the gym, the teaching is good, but if you're a beginner with no experience, it might not be the best place to start.

My experience here at Sage was pleasantly refreshing. I attended a smaller class (about 8 people,…read more35yr +) on a Sunday morning with a new'ish class theme -yoga for the soul. The people/community was just that- soulful & caring, practicing more traditionally, focusing on the spirit of yoga vs just asana flows. We held asanas (poses) longer than the traditional "American exercise yoga" most people think of yoga. Shane instructed and shared a lot in class personally and held space for the community to share as well, if they wished. What people shared was honest, real & refreshing. He reiterated a theme of finding common ground with people of all walks of life...not what I was expecting in Spfld, MO on a Sunday morning. Quite refreshing. Quite yoga at its finest: union! Thank you Shane & Kelly (kind man next to me) for sharing time, space, energy & a loving supportive spirit. Note: I have been practicing yoga for 7ish years and have done several certifications (200hr, stand up paddle & pre/post natal) and taught in SF (very briefly) & Costa Rica. I have been to MANY different types of yoga classes and recognize that there is a spectrum for all of us, like in life, religion, etc. This studio & community is exactly why I love, embrace and support more people doing yoga. I will be back!

Wonderful! My sister and I have been wanting a yoga studio in Springfield (that would rival my…read morepersonal experience in Buffalo, NY) and it looks like we've found our home. We went to a level 1 Vinyasa class on a Saturday morning and were greeted by Shane. There were about 5 other participants and it was clear everyone knew each other. There was a wonderful atmosphere of camaraderie among the members, but even as guests my sister and I didn't feel excluded. In fact, afterwards a few of the members stuck around and talked with us, which was so nice! Shane was great. He's more outgoing than yogi instructors I'm used to, but it was still a pleasant experience, just different. He led the moves and on occasion walked among us, adjusting some individuals where it was really needed, but mainly he left us to our own devices. He noticed the entire class was doing a move a particular way, so he walked us through how it should look, then we worked through it again, and everyone nailed it and we moved on. He worked through moves at a great pace, and then demonstrated a more advanced pose if someone wanted to try for it, which 2 participants did, so it was certainly welcomed; he really knows how to read a room. There was even a few minutes of him leading a meditation moment, encouraged focused breathing, and began and ended with some mind clearing 'oms', which I personally really enjoy. The level 1 class was great. While I didn't exactly break a sweat, there was nothing basic about it. As I'm writing this review the following day, I can feel the work out all throughout my body, which I really needed and have very much missed from my favorite studio in Buffalo (East Meets West Yoga on Elmwood Ave in North Buffalo). My sister and I are really happy with it and we took the paperwork to sign up for the monthly automatic withdraw for unlimited monthly access. The class times work really well with our work/school schedules, so we feel really good about getting our money's worth, they provide bolsters, yoga blocks, and blankets (bring your own mat), and everyone is just so welcoming that we're excited to join! If you're looking for a yoga studio where you feel like you can belong, try this place out: their schedule is on their website and to drop in and try a class is $10--it was definitely worth it!