I absolutely love this taekwando dojo. Master Aaron who started this school no longer teaches here…read morebut he has left a legacy of teaching his students with heart and soul. Master Cruft took over as the main instructor and has done a brilliant job engaging the students and making it a true training session each class. Both my 11 and 17 year old sons are in his class and come home exhausted. The school is involved in local tournaments and encourage the students to do their best at competitions. Wether it's a child or yourself taking a course you will learn both discipline and the true art and skill of taekwando. Classes focus on strength building, cardio and technique. You will not find a better school in Ozaukee county.

We love YMCA Summer Camp! This is the second year we've sent our son (7 yrs old this year), and he…read moreconsistently asks to be dropped off early and picked up late--which says everything! He's a very active kid who rarely sits still, so keeping him engaged is no small task. The YMCA does an incredible job of providing a wide variety of activities that keep him excited all summer long. While he definitely has his favorite Y activities, one of the things we appreciate most is that they rarely "do the same thing twice." Each week brings new themes, songs, games, and creative activities, so every week feels like a new adventure. We've been so impressed with the positive environment, caring staff, and the friendships he's made. Knowing he's having so much fun while staying active gives us complete peace of mind. We can't recommend YMCA Summer Camp enough!

I have been coming to this YMCA Long before Waukesha took it over. It has mostly been a positive…read moreexperience. But I would be remiss if I did not mention some of the things that have been consistent issues with this facility and have become a grander annoyance to myself and other members recently. The biggest issue at this location is with maintenance. Things are constantly falling apart or breaking here. For example, in the last 4 months their leg sled machine in the free weight area was broken. They had an "equipment out of order" tag on for literally months. The issue itself was quite simple, the pin on the seat height adjuster just needs a new spring to keep it locked in. Well, such a simple fix went ignored for months. I come here almost everyday and I never once saw anyone try to fix it. Instead, after literally months, the "equipment out of order" sign just disappeared one day. Though *unsurprisingly*, no one had actually fixed it. I watched as multiple members hopped on the machine (myself included) and got quite the scare when the pin totally gave out and the seat slammed back under the weight of the sled. This is dangerous. I have occasionally seen some guy who looks like a third party maintenance worker occasionally stroll through the facility, but I have never once seen him actually fix anything. Same thing with some of their cardio equipment. They have a stair climber machine that has had an out of order tag on for going on close to a year now. Idk if they lease this equipment or if they totally own it, but regardless, they need to have someone either fix it or just get a replacement, as there's only three other stair climbers and depending on the time of the day, you may not be able to get on one. Minor thing, but it's just a pile on to the grander issue of things just left broken for months on end. The pool. I am not someone who uses the pool. But there are a lot of members that do. And at least twice a week, the pool is "broken". Same with the men's whirlpool. They seem to be better about getting these types of problems fixed much quicker than some of the exercise equipment. But the fact that it's constantly breaking tells me the entire system probably needs an overhaul, and is just being repeatedly band aid fixed. Understandable though, I can't imagine the cost to have it fully reoutfitted. The hours. This gym clearly is catering to the elderly populous that largely inhabits the Menomonee falls area, and as such, closes earlier than any other gym in the area. This may not be a problem if your bed time is 8pm, but if you're under the age of 60, you can appreciate still being able to go to the gym later at night, because on the weekends, they're only open until 4pm. And this changes depending on the season. It's just annoying having to keep up with the constantly changing hours when all their competitors are either 24 hours or cater to everyone rather than one demographic. All that said, it has everything I need, and the other members have generally been good people.

I was unsure what American Dojo was all about when I signed my 5 year old up. I thought it was…read moregoing to be punching and kicking and "ha-yahs". It was, but it was SO much more. Virginia taught the children so many valued principles and really held them to strict behavior standards. She taught on control and other virtues during my sons time there. He learned so much. I liked that he came away with both the physical piece and the strong mental/moral piece as well.

I have a daughter with Down syndrome and she has been given the opportunity to shine and challenge…read moreherself at American Dojo. They have given her the support she needs to succeed. The respect she needs to feel self confident and the drive to push herself. They believe in her and that is so refreshing! I highly recommend them! I love seeing all the families that do it together too!

While traveling from Florida to visit Luther Prep, where our son will attend high school, we…read morestopped by Open Guard BJJ in Oconomowoc and were extremely impressed. From the moment we walked through the door, we felt genuinely welcomed. The staff and students went out of their way to introduce themselves, offer assistance, and make sure Christian felt comfortable and included. Because we were snowed in and unable to fly out for several days, we were fortunate to visit the academy twice. Each visit reinforced our positive impression. Our son shared that he felt very good training there and appreciated the depth of knowledge and expertise among the instructors and students. We are truly looking forward to returning in the future. If anyone is searching for a Jiu-Jitsu academy where they or their child can grow, develop, and feel supported, we would absolutely recommend Open Guard BJJ. It has all the qualities of a great training home.

I have been a member at Open Guard going on 6 years. After my first visit, I never left. This gym…read morehas been a source of great relationships, self confidence and a really fun way to stay in shape. My kids and I all train several times a week and are so thankful for the atmosphere at Open Guard.

I joined F&F with my SilverSneakers benefits from United Healthcare. I wanted to work on weight…read moreissues to stave off DT2. I immediately joined a health challenge and started working with a trainer to improve my eating habits and monitor my weight. The friendly competition and weekly accountability was just what I needed to get motivated as the weather began to change. I'm psyched up to new routines, meet new people, and start healthy eating habits with professional support. Best of all, the gym is worth walking distance of my home so I get extra points on my Fitbit for walking there! It's a 24 hour. It's clean. The staff is super friendly. There's lots of variety in classes. There's a health bar. They offer childcare on site too. I even saw some outdoor classes in the summer. A great place to work on yourself!

I have been there 12 yrs now.It is a great club with great equipment and the owner Ben is…read moreconstantly updating like soon there will be new steppers coming in..

I contacted Dropout fight club through email and explained to them I was flying into Milwaukee for…read morefamily. I asked about coming in for the week and paying a daily rate. Otto emailed me back and told me to come in and the first workout was on him. I showed up with my gloves and wraps all the way from San Diego. Let me tell you, this place is badass! It's located inside an old brick building. It has the feel of an old school boxing gym with a modern touch. I was greeted by Cauleen (I hope that's how you spell her name) at the front desk and she put the group through a tough boxing workout. She even held the pads for each person, that was cool as f&@k! I was able to hit the fight club 3 out of the 5 days I was in town. Each workout was different and you throw lots of different combinations! If you live in Milwaukee or the surrounding area I suggest you give this fight club a try. P.S. I noticed next door they also have a CrossFit gym. I didn't use it but I looked inside and it also looked really nice. If that's your thing you should try that. I appreciate the warm welcome and when I visit, I'll be back. Thanks

What an incredible thing Otto and his team have built. With several class offerings, an inclusive…read moreand energetic atmosphere, and facilities that make you feel like you're training to fight Ali himself, Dropout Fight Club is something you need to experience. All it took was one class and I'm a believer. Typically I'm not one to attend fitness classes because most of them are things you can do in just about any gym. That's not the case at Dropout. They not only run you through a high intensity workout, but teach you boxing fundamentals along the way. Walker was the instructor for my small class on a Friday evening and he did a killer job. He encouraged us to work hard all class, but was also supportive if someone felt they needed a break. And most likely you will need a break at some point! It was four rounds of high intensity bag work and functional fitness movements. Without a doubt, Dropout Fight Club gave me one of the best workouts of my life. Classes are a little on the pricey side, but they offer a truly phenomenal experience that you just can't get anywhere else. It is absolutely worth every penny. The only negative about Dropout Fight Club is that you can't see it from the road. The address listed takes you to what looks like an abandoned warehouse (actually it was a battery factory), but the gym is way in the back of the building. I've included a couple of pictures to help first timers find there way in. If you park on Keefe, you can walk around the fence to a gate that lets you into the parking lot. From there you walk all the way to the back and you'll see the sign. Once inside the building there are several businesses already running or being built. The grunge of the building makes it feel like you're walking into an underground fight club. All in all, I give Dropout my highest recommendation. I hope to see this business thrive over the next few years.

My 12 year old daughter and I were trying to play basketball there was only 1/2 a court not taken…read moreby pickleball after about 15 minutes we get kick off so they could use all the courts in the Y to play pickleball there was not basketball courts at all for anyone to play on. This has been a on going problem for a while.

The Kettle Moraine YMCA branch located in West Bend at River Shores has been around for a few years…read morenow. It's a little surprising that this will be the first Yelp review of the facility. The location is an adults only YMCA and caters to the active seniors community. I've only visited one occasion thus far to check it out and I (mid 40's) was on the youthful side. The facility is in the excellently refurbished West Bend Company factory. There's a nearby coffee shop for the post workout and/or Tochi Ramen. There are plenty of workout machines and free weights in a comfortable atmosphere. The locker rooms are spacious & maintained nicely. Unlike the main Y branch you do need to provide your own lock, but with the age of the clientele I don't envision theft from lockers is much of a thing here. The shower stalls provide about twice the space in comparison to the main Y branch. The facility offers a sauna in the locker room. There is no pool or whirlpool. I hope a whirlpool is considered in any future expansion as I think it would fit in well with the adults only theme. The facility offers programming similar to the main Y branch, albeit in a smaller scale. A great downtown location and West Bend is lucky to be home to two YMCA facilities.

I have been attending the gym for Just about a year and a half now and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about it. The workouts are challenging and fun and there is so much variety you never get bored. Jackie has so much passion for fitness and health and it shows. The patrons of that attend and come to classes are so encouraging and supportive no matter what level you're at you will get to have a family and a community to join when you come.

I've been a loyal member of THE GYM WB since 2020. The first class over six years ago had me…read morehooked. The trainers are motivating, welcoming, knowledgeable and always encouraging. The class workouts are challenging and fun. The best though, is the community! I've never felt more welcomed or inspired by a group of strangers (now friends).