I would not recommend this for any child who is just getting started in gymnastics. Many of the…read moreteachers barely give any instruction. Several times two of the instructors talked with one another the entire time and paid no attention to the kids. Another time the teacher spent the entire time rearranging equipment while ignoring the children. A third time, the teacher told the kids there would be free time and then ignored the kids for the entire class. This is for a beginning class. I would also be wary of upper level classes if you want your child to be treated respectfully, since I have witnessed one teacher repeatedly, over many weeks, berate young children at a more advanced level. Also, Google the company's history.

The facility is nice and they definitely have some awards but I have to be real about this place…read more I have watched my 6 year old daughter here every Tuesday for at least 6 months. My daughter is young and is no gymnastics prodigy, but for example she had been here like 24 times and she still doesn't know which hand to use to start her cartwheels. She's left handed and even in front of her teachers she will use a different hand each time trying to figure it out. I put her in gymnastics to learn some basics at least. The instructors barely help them do their stretches correctly. Half the time each kid is doing something different. RIGHT NOW I'm watching kids all doing their stretches a different way and the instructor zoning out. 7 kids in her class, one instructor for 60 mins isn't enough to teach which hand to start with. I'll just use YouTube going forward. 18 year old high school student instructors are just not trained in dealing with young children. Not for this price anyways.

This place rocks! My six-year-old daughter has gone here for nearly a full year and she joyfully…read morehops from station to station. The teachers are fun and keep the kids engaged. It also seems less hardcore than some of the other gymnastics places in the area, which is nice :). A great indoor weekly activity!

First off, this place is run like a well-oiled machine. The owners treat the employees like family…read more They obviously have a common goal and are all on the same page here. To keep kids safe, respectful and engaged. We signed up for the after school care program (priceless). Being a single parent, I appreciated the support they provided our family. My daughter says yes ma'am at home at it was nice that they reiterated that after school as well. They also set achievable high standards that I appreciated like, make your bed, say thank you, help out at home without being asked, and so on. Mrs. Danielle (one of the owners) is very transparent about how they do things. The kids adore and respect her. It's great knowing we are part of a community here. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for community, discipline, and support.

My kid goes here, they're really nice to him…read more You do have to sign up a year at a time, and it's either $150 a month for 3x a week or more ($170 per month) PLUS a 3-year commitment for unlimited per week.

They teach Self Defense--what everyone needs! I just wish they were less expensive. I wish they…read morehad a "7 days for $7" type of deal, instead of $200 for 21 days to see if it is for me.

My 11 year old son and husband take classes here. I would HIGHLY recommended it. Jamie (owner) has…read morebeen so welcoming. She is positive and motivating while making class fun for all ages. I was worried that these classes might not be appropriate for an 11 year old, but her looks forward to it every week. Not only is Janie amazing, but the whole community is. The location is so convenient, but I had driven by it many times not knowing it was there. It's in the Whole Foods shopping center, tucked to the side and behind the Staples building. Easy to get to by bus. Love being able to get groceries while my son is in class. Go check out a class today!

My daughter is taking a mini-aerial silks class. The teacher is OK and my daughter has a lot of fun!read more

I have been taking adult aerial classes at the JCC for 8 years now and I can't say enough good…read morethings about this class. Everyone who teaches there does a great job of meeting you at your ability level, providing challenges, but also ensuring you find success. Like everything at the JCC, the aerial class is a supportive place where you can try new things and surprise yourself with what your body can do... the classes are small and we all root for each other!

Okay, everything about this place was incredible. I was truly blown away…read more First of all, it's super clean. We came here at a 3pm on a Monday afternoon and there was maybe one or two other guests playing there. It was a quiet start. Even with the uptick in guests later on, the employees were consistently cleaning up after the children and putting toys back to where they had originally been. It's $12 per kid with adult and $4 per additional adult guest. They don't currently offer membership options but they do have discounted Open Play package plans available: 4 play sessions for $44, 8 play sessions for $84, or 16 sessions for $156. They are designed for children aged 6 months up to 6 years. I absolutely loved the music they played which can best be described as low-fi and chill vibes all around. Just as an example, El Michels Affair- C.R.E.A.M. I can honestly say that this is the first time I've heard music sampling Wu-Tang at a kids play place but I ain't mad about it. There are classes on Mondays and Fridays for the "older kids" aged 3-6. The room looked super cool. They start off with a circle time style stories and songs then move off to the (baby) gated area with multiple sensory play experiences set up on tables. They've got a "calm room" complete with sensory sequined pillow and other touch opportunities, puzzles, books, glitter tubes, and noice cancelling headphones for kids feeling overwhelmed or needing to decompress. There is a variety of robots/toy cars/bugs on shelves on the left hand wall for kids to play with in the quiet (calm) room. The 2 bugs are the only ones that are not remote control operated and can be played with in the main play area. Ask an employee for help and they will unlock the cabinet and provide you with the remote control and instructions for how to operate these toys. They've got wi-fi, classes, so much fun stuff everywhere, and a food and drink area that offers kid snacks for purchase as well as complimentary coffee and tea for the adults! Amazing. Everything about the Wonder Lab is so thoughtfully designed. It is such a cozy and fun and welcoming place and you can really see and feel the effort put into the play space. All the spaces are utilized so well and with varying themes throughout (outer space, arctic felt wall, etc). I could go on and on. I love the Wonder Lab!!!

We came here for open play during the heat wave for our two year old to work out some energy. We…read morewere impressed with how clean the space was and how many toys and activities were available. The price is very reasonable and complementary coffee and tea is provided for the adults. We especially love the low stimulating environment and the fact that the space is for kids five and under so we aren't constantly having to watch out for other kids running into ours. We had so much fun and will definitely be back again!

Great community recreation center! We've been here for a variety of kids programs - the latest…read morebeing the youth basketball league. They also have some fun fitness classes and an indoor track.

I love this center. Walking the track upstairs, at no charge, gets me the cardio workout I need…read more After that, it depends if you're a Durham resident, but if you're not, I think it's $10 a day to use the equipment. Not bad compared to a gym membership. Plus they have lots of classes for all ages and friendly staff.

Great place to lift if you're in the Hillsborough area. Well-equipped and there seems to be a good…read moresense of community there. There are Atlas stones and other fun stuff if you're interested in Strongman training.

I love New Millenium - the Hillsborough location. The front desk people are usually pretty nice…read more The facilities are pretty clean - they even have a sauna you can use! And the workout equipment is up to date too. There are classes from yoga to circuit training to personal trainers. There's a massage therapist on site. There's cardio. There's free weights. The list goes on and on! Really, how did you guys think I ate so much and drank so much if I wasn't going to the gym on a regular basis? :)