This is the BEST volleyball facility in Idaho! We love it at RISE!…read more When you walk in, there is laughter and joy. There is this feeling, a culture they have created that is incredible. You can tell the athletes want to be there. And you can tell the coaches want to be there too. I have heard a few of the athletes say this is a safe place for them and they look forward to practice every week. This is so important for our kids, now more than ever. The coaches are engaged and work very well with the athletes. It is incredible how much some of them have improved over the course of a season. You can tell this place is special! I encourage anyone to go. Rise also offers volleyball for young children who are just learning, one on one training, camps, clinics, open gyms, and recreational level play for adults!

I can't rate a 0. Too much drama on the teams. Who is really in control? It's not the coaches or…read morethe staff. We paid lots of money and by the time we realized what this club was about, it was too late to get out of it. Our team parents offered better feedback and coaching than the actual coaches. Very sad. The owner would sit on the sidelines at tournaments and be on her phone instead of watching the teams play and being fully present. It was very disrespectful. Canned responses were given by coaches when the players asked for feedback. When you pay as much as club costs, the basic expectation is that your child will improve their skills and learn. They will be coached and be more successful on the court. I guess for our first year in club, even though our expectations were so basic - we had a bar that was too high and Rise couldn't meet it. In fact, I don't think Rise was even on the court. I would never recommend Rise Volleyball Club unless you want to waste your child's time, your time, and your money.

This has got to be the best gym I've ever worked out in. A weightlifters dream with all the great…read moreequipment, new and well maintained. Gym is not crowded, each time I was there , there might have only been 2-3 other people max. Service is friendly and accommodating. We got a weekend pass as out of state visitors. Pro tip: register on a weekday, since weekends may not have a front desk person to assist Recommendations : 1) test out your access after registration. Make sure to test with door locked to avoid possible subsequent issues 2) bathroom stall was out of toilet paper, so hopefully some more can be stocked up. Overall, would definitely return to visit the facility if I'm back in the area. Keep up the great work.

I dropped in on a Friday while visiting town for the weekend and was blown away by how welcoming…read moreand knowledgeable David Woody was. His curiosity and enthusiasm made the experience even better. The facility was spotless and as well-equipped as any gym I've ever been to. They had top-of-the-line equipment for just about any training style--powerlifting, bodybuilding, CrossFit, Functional Patterns, and Knees Over Toes. On top of that, they offered an infrared sauna and a cold plunge. Next time I'm in town, this gym will definitely be at the top of my list.

This is a great YMCA with lots of amenities! The pool area has several features -- a warm water…read morepool, lap pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, and big water slide. The slide isn't always staffed, but when it is, it's super fun... even as a grown up :-) They have a rock wall, track for walking/running, and offer fitness classes. My mom likes doing the circuit of machines up in the weight lifting area. There's lots of cardio equipment. I usually prefer the free weights and non-circuit resistance machines for my workouts, and I've found everything I needed at this YMCA. Staff and members are all friendly, and I've never felt uncomfortable working out here. Sometimes you end up weighting for weights or machines, especially during peak times, but that's pretty much how it goes at any gym. Membership is $50/month for one person, or I believe $80/month for two, so a bit of savings. Considering everything you have access to with a membership, it's honestly not a bad deal. I have paid as much or more for gyms with way fewer amenities, let alone for a yoga or pilates studio. Definitely a good option.

The Boise YMCA has very friendly staff and some of the best class instructors. I have not been to…read moreevery YMCA in the valley but I love the warm pool, the walking circuit, and they have an amazing staff that is always friendly when we come in. I will say it is a bit pricey, but they have financial assistance for people who are needing it, and when I lost my job we paid based on how much we made so cost doesn't have to be a factor preventing you from going to an inclusive community center for all ages. The YMCA in West Boise offers a great experience for any newcomer to the gym or long time veterans who are just coming in to work out.

Very friendly staff, easy sign up and excellent equipment - they look new and very clean! Overall a…read moregreat gym! Plus use of the sauna and tanning bed.

State Street location. I love this place, it has peak hours but in my experience it really isn't…read morebusy at all during those times. The biggest seller for me on this gym as a shift worker was of course the 24/7 access and as a retired kickboxer it has a heavy bag! Carly is always helpful and is often up and about staying busy instead of on her phone at the desk, she's awesome! Thank you and I'll be coming back! Dustin

This is a great gym, it is so new and I love the red light therapy and sauna…read more Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready

There's a good variety of equipment, and the classes are excellent. It gets busy in the evenings,…read morebut it's worth it for the quality of the workout. The locker rooms could be cleaner, though.