We had an amazing experience there when my Grandaughter was only 3 years old. She loved it so much…read moreand has such happy memories that now at 5 years old she was to go to gymnastics there again.

Cute spot for kids. Attended a birthday party here in the summer and was impressed that despite all…read morethe warm bodies it never got super warm inside. The kids all had things to do, from tumbling, bouncing, to balancing. Overall, the birthday event went well. Tables are set aside for food & cake. There is an allotted time for parties so breakdown happens promptly when your time is up. I didn't get a chance to look a the party packages but I'm sure that info is on the website somewhere. The restrooms are near the entrance. Two cavernous single person restrooms that need a bit more lighting, hooks to hang your things, and a side table to place your bag. They also have a bunch of community events for families here and also special starter classes for kids and parents. They were handing out little flyers promoting the upcoming events.

Top notch climbing gym! I go a couple times a week with my 6-year old daughter. She loves it, it's…read moregood exercise for both of us. Routes are solid, and changed consistently. Crowd is friendly.

I've been a Flowstone member and have been attending yoga classes 2-4 days per week for over a year…read morenow. Each yoga instructor brings their own unique style and is incredibly friendly, down to earth, and committed to meeting students where they're at. I am particularly a fan of Megan and Rachel's classes, but I want to specifically speak to Megan's classes as I attended her regular Sunday morning session today. Today's Power class, and all of Megan's flows really, strike the perfect balance between being incredibly challenging, while still grounding and yin-flavored. I love that each Power flow is paced gradually so that your body and mind are fully warmed up to attempt peak poses near the middle to end of the flow. Her classes are never rushed and are always designed very intentionally for students of all levels. Megan's love for this practice is evident, not only through her teaching, but her warm spirit and kindness. She and Rachel are always willing to stay behind class whenever I have needed one on one guidance for a specific pose or just to chat. I genuinely look forward to Sunday mornings because I know Megan's flow will ground me for the remainder of my day!

I've been coming to the YMCA consistently since my son was about six months old, he's four now! I…read morefirst joined because my friends told me about the two hours of free childcare included with membership, and as a new mom, that sounded amazing. At the time, our income was low, but the Y offered scholarships, which made it possible for us to join. We received a 50% scholarship, and it truly was a blessing. It gave me time to work out, take classes, and just have a little "me time" while my baby was safe and cared for. Now that my son is in preschool, I have the flexibility to come at any time, and I love that freedom. The childcare hours used to be limited to mornings (around 8 to 12) and a bit in the afternoon (around 3:30), but now I just come whenever I can. I usually do my own workouts since the group class times don't always fit my schedule, but there's such a great variety, swimming, tap, pilates, fusion, and so much more. Another thing I love is the sense of community. I often see friends from church here, and it feels like an extension of that family atmosphere. The staff is generally friendly, though a few could be a bit more personable, but overall, they're helpful and kind. For the value, variety, and community, the YMCA has been such a big part of my life these past few years. I'm so grateful for it, and I can honestly say, I love the Y!

I got a membership at the Redlands YMCA during a special they were running last spring with the…read morefirst two months at half price. After that, even with a senior discount, I would be paying more than what I was paying at LA Fitness. After I was done signing up with the clerk at the desk, she said, "You're all set," and just stood there. I also just stood there. After a couple minutes I asked if someone was going to show me around the facility. She seemed a bit surprised by the request but she did agree to give me brief tour of the place, which was in need of upkeep and upgrading. Again, it was springtime when I signed up and during the initial tour of the facility, we walked by the outdoor pool. It was a beautiful sunny day and the pool looked very inviting but i noticed there were only pool toys floating in it. I asked why there was no one in the pool and I was told the outdoor pool is only open in summer. I was stunned. Redlands is in the low desert of southern California. For goodness sake! The pool should have been open, but since it wasn't, why were there pool toys floating in it? Had they been there since the pool closed last year? Then she took me to the women's locker room. I opened the door and immediately saw into the locker room. Yes, you read that correctly. From the hallway, where anyone could be standing or walking, you open the door and you see directly into the women's locker room! Clearly, the layout of the banks of lockers is incorrect and needs to be reconfigured so that there is privacy. I cannot understand how the current layout is allowed or tolerated. It was a no-go for me. Don't even get me started on the gym and its configuration problems. The machines are way too close together and on top of that, they are facing each other. I've never seen anything like it. It must have been designed by the same person who set up the women's locker room. That person has clearly never seen a proper locker room or gym before. I was very uncomfortable using the machines in that gym. I didn't stick around long enough to take any classes. Honestly, I gave the Redlands YMCA a try but there are just far too many issues with it that need to be addressed. I cancelled my membership after my fourth visit there. I am being generous in giving the place two stars. Do yourself a favor and get a membership to pretty much any other gym in the area. You'll thank me later.

Absolutely love love love this place! I'm from the Redlands area but have been away for school and…read morewhen I'm home I drop in: dropped in last year during my spring break and over this past Christmas break. Have to say: I want to move back just to be a regular here. Coaches are great--push you while still making sure you're comfortable and won't get hurt-- and you can tell they would murder each workout they ask you to do (have witnessed this). Most of the people in the classes I attended were clearly in great crossfit shape, which is inspirational/motivational and made me push myself even more during workouts. Crowd is mostly mid-20s/30s, but you still see some of all ages. Also very random but I've had this problem with other boxes: somehow the temperature in there is always perfect. Not too hot or cold. My FAVORITE part, though, is how much the coaches squeeze into the one hour: it's non-stop beast mode. Seriously, the warm up itself is a mini workout (even for people in shape) and the workouts average around 20 mins. Every time I leave I feel like I just walked out of a sauna aka drenched in sweat. Moral of the story..if you're moving to the area or even kind of visiting, you need to come here.

This gym is awesome! Great community, great coaches, super well maintained facility. Awesome work…read moreout structure. Highly recommend!

One of the cleanest places and nicest people I've ever met I haven't been here for a while because…read moreof health reasons but I'm sure ready and excited to see everyone again!

The Drayson Center is the premier fitness center in SanBernardino County. The membership is free if…read moreyou are a student at Loma Linda University or an employee of the university or Medical Center. It is discounted if you are an alumni of LLU. There is an indoor and outdoor running track. Indoor gym with basketball, Volleyball, and pickleball. There are ping pong tables, virtual sports, fitness classes, free weights, weight machines, there are aerobics machines of all kinds including treadmills and ellipticals. There are outdoor sports fields and a lap pool and water slide. I probably missing something, but it is no wonder Loma Linda is a blue zone because of their diet, low stress Christian lifestyle, and fitness. Drayson is part of that. They open at 0530 (when I go) and though it is not crowded, there are a surprising amount of people who go both young and older.

Our family has had a great experience with this gym so far. They have a winning history with their…read moremembers and coaches in the acro community. The coaches, staff, and parents of the acro team have all been very welcoming and friendly. Our kids love their time there and have steadily improved their acro skill. There is a good coach to kids ratio on the team with a lot of attention paid to each person. Team manager Sigrid has been awesome explaining the process and details us as this is our first year with the team. She is very patient and provides a lot of guidance and details when needed.

Amazing and award winning coaches. Quality time is spent with students. Coaches are very attentive…read moreand respectful to their students.

The receptionist Milana is absolutely amazing! She is always so friendly, welcoming, and helpful…read more Her positive attitude and excellent customer service truly make a difference. We appreciate everything she does!

I'm writing this review to bring awareness to other parents who may be considering martial arts…read moretraining for a child who is on the Spectrum . My intention is not to criticize the quality of the program, the facility is well run, the instructors are skilled, and the overall training offered is great. One of the main reasons I chose Adrenaline Martial Arts was because they are listed by the I.E. Autism Society as a facility able to support children with these needs, and I was also referred to them by IRC. Because of that, I felt confident that my son would be entering an environment equipped to work with him. Unfortunately, based on our experience, the academy is not fully prepared to support children on the autism spectrum. Even though I was upfront during the screening process about my son's disability and specific needs, it became clear over time that the program was not structured in a way that allowed him to succeed. While the staff was never unkind, they didn't seem to have the tools or training necessary to work with children who require additional support. I am sharing this so that other parents of children on the Spectrum can make an informed decision, and in hopes that the academy will take a closer look at how they screen new students with disabilities and how they can better support them moving forward. Adrenaline Martial Arts is a strong program, but it may not be the right fit for every child especially those who need specialized attention or accommodations.

We signed up my son in February 2026 and have been impressed. All of the instructors/black belts…read morehave been amazing. Their boot camps are a great way to make school breaks fun and improve their skills. The location is well kept, plenty of space to stay and watch class and ample parking. Options for 1-5 days a week. I highly recommend giving it a try.

Amazing place! They are so good with the kids! Mine are always so excited to go. The instructors…read moreand owner are very kind and knowledgeable. They are very enthusiastic and patient. Nice, large studio that's actually kept cool in the summer heat. I love that the membership options are flexible and we don't have to commit to a specific day. That really works well for us.