10/10 would recommend. The front desk staff were extremely kind and helpful, to say the very least…read more I attended a clinic with coach Ali Kivi and I would recommend anyone who is interested in classes/trainings/clinics to do so! He was a great instructor with much patience, skill and attention for everyone in the class.

This is a well maintained County indoor tennis facility. Court rental is reasonable and available…read moreon-line. The staff and pros are good. This is a great resource and the best deal in town.

Great community pool. There's a bit of a waiting list, but worth it. A lot of families are part of…read morethe swim team. It's a great crowd and nice people.

It has changed management since 2016. Pool is better managed and guards are nicer and yes still…read morestrict about the rules. We have been members for 7 years now and it's a great family pool. Kenmont boasts 3 separate pools (Kids, main and lap pools), a basket ball, and 2 tennis courts. It also has a huge picnic area and 6-8 grills for the members. We do not have Mr. Patrick (gentlemen who used to sell snacks for the kids) but we have state-of the art vending machines ;-). There has been lots of facility upgrades such as the stairs going to the courts, new fans in the clubhouse, a filtered automatic water fountain, new led lights in the pool (nice during night swims). Kenmont also formed several committees such as the improvement committee, social, management liaison, etc. to respond and address the needs of the members. Communications to the members are timely and efficient. This pool rocks!

This place is fantastic for my kids! I have not tried it yet, but my kids love it. They have a…read moresubscription and go every Sunday! The staff is beyond nice and they explain everything. Super attentive via email too while their phones have been experiencing issues. The staff works very hard with the children and are kind and attentive with them as well. I love the skills my kids are learning in a postive environment. In the two months they have been enrolled I see new confidence in their abilities and in general. They love it.

We've been to Bolt a few times at love it! My 6yo has had great instructors and learned a lot. The…read morestaff are welcoming and the facility is clean.

I recently visited the Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) in College Park for a women's tennis…read moreclass hosted by a women's health organization and I was genuinely surprised by the facility. As someone who grew up in the area and went to school in College Park, I somehow had no idea this place even existed! Even though the facility is slated for renovations soon, it's still very nice in its current state. They have both indoor and outdoor courts, spacious locker rooms, and a really nice clubhouse area. The atmosphere felt active and welcoming, especially on a busy Saturday afternoon. The staff members assigned as our coaches for the day were also incredibly kind and patient as they helped us work on our form and learn the basics of tennis. As someone newer to the sport, I really appreciated how encouraging and approachable they were. I've recently picked up tennis as a hobby and have been exploring clubs in the area to potentially join, and JTCC is definitely high on my list now. My only small critique is that I wasn't able to speak with anyone at the front desk because it was so busy, and the website doesn't list membership pricing, so I'll have to call for more details. Still, overall I left really impressed and excited to come back!

If you're looking to pick up a hobby as an adult, want to get more active and do something new with…read morea friend, I highly highly recommend checking out JTCC in College Park, MD. It's a short drive from the DC area and definitely worth it. JTCC's facilities and team are top tier. A friend and I started level 1 tennis lessons with Coach Frank and had a blast. They currently have an offer where if you buy one group lesson package ($60) you get to bring a friend with you for free. My friend and I learned so much over the 3 weeks that we attended. They have various day and time options for you to choose from and there's an ample amount of parking. My friend I are now taking tennis 2 lessons once a week and we are obsessed. It's truly the best way to stay active, learn a new skill, hang out with friends and make new friends! If you end up signing up let me know what you think!!

We looked at all the pools and tennis clubs in the area that did not have boundary requirements and…read morefelt Palisades fit our needs with young children. I love that they have a zero-entry pool that is good for the kids, with a slide and kiddie pool, plus a nice playground. Parking is never a problem, and the pool areas never feel crowded. The snack bar is run by The Market on the Boulevard and has many options, but it has limited hours and is sometimes closed w/o explanation. The Wi-Fi throughout is nice, and they have a good tennis program. Our wait was 5 years to get in. They have nice events throughout the pool season. Our only complaint is we don't find it friendly; likely, we would know more families if our kids were on the swim team or attended camp.

Palisades- The nice community pool that no one in the community can go to. Have you heard of the…read morewaitlist? - yeah it's 8 years long. Ok- once you finally get in: - Why is the pool so cold? Well their emphasis is on the "swim team" and a former swim team member that happens to be famous- have you heard? Oh, but that is why the pool is 82 degrees, which for most of us is cold. - Why is the pool closed daily from 4:30-6:30pm all summer? Again - swim team. Oh yeah - and sometimes weekends for swim meets and pep rallies - for swim team. - Wait - where are my neighbors? Yeah - not a local pool - a "swim and tennis club" - people from DC, Rockville,and as far as Germantown. Not the local kids from Cabin John - their parents tried the waitlist and gave up. Eight years remember? - Where are the kids? Why is the pool so boring and empty? You'll need a good answer because your kids will ask. Well "swim and tennis club" remember - they have plenty of members, they just don't use the pool. To quote my daughter "it's a nice pool with no one to have fun with."

Giant diving boards and warm weather regardless of the season! Indoor swimming at its best. This…read moreplace is a hidden gem, it's a brand new building and they keep it clean. We love the pool passes in Montgomery County because they allow you to swim at all the pools, and this one is great! It's strategically located next to a park with Baseball fields and a skating park. Hot find for winter days.

Front desk service was rude and incredibly offish, condescending, & harsh. The woman who checked us…read morein was almost laughably rude. Truly OUTRAGEOUS price for an out of state house guest. Kids area is nice, but limited general area for people wanting non-kids pool, but not lanes/diving either.

Our kids have been going to Dynamite for a couple of years now, both for gymnastics and for…read moreBirthday parties. The experience had been generally good for us. The staff has been helpful. Signing up the kids for classes has been easy. They do have many classes available for all groups. The instructors are good here. They do have many instructors available for the classes and private events. The place is good to - lots of different things to do for kids. The waiting area is a bit cozy tho and the restrooms could do with some TLC. Bottom line, a good place for gymnastics!

We have had a wonderful experience with Dynamite Gymnastics. Our preschool aged son has been going…read moreto Dynamite for the last 8 months or so, and loves it. Although gymnastics isn't always the first sport that comes to mind for young boys, it's great for body awareness, coordination, and flexibility (which will be helpful in any other sport that they may want to participate). The classes at the younger ages are also pretty mixed with boys and girls. If taught properly, it also provides structure for social interactions--taking turns, sitting attentively and approaching tasks with clear intent, etc. Our son is constantly jumping and rolling around the house/playground practicing skills he learned that week and is excited for class every week. We've also had a recent birthday party there and will also do the summer camp soon. Here is a summary of our experiences so far: 1) Facilities and safety--clean, well organized, and most importantly, safely set up. For the preschoolers, the obstacle areas are regularly reconfigured for new challenges. The equipment is also very well maintained. There is also a comfortable waiting area for parents and plenty of clear viewing areas (and screens). This is for the Dynamite main location (there is also the Agility Center and Bolt Parkour next door which is part of the same cluster which also seem fine). 2) Owner/management--Michelle is the owner and is wonderful. She spent time discussing what we were looking for there and then matched us with the right coach which made all of the difference in a successful start (and the best coaches to start with--she was spot on in her advice). 3) Coaches/classes--excellent. Our son started with Ky, who has a lot of experience and an energetic personality that is welcoming to the kids. She provided just the right type of nurturing as well as attention to detail and positive feedback (and social structure discipline--waiting turns, etc.). Our son has started a new time/class with Robert K and he's been wonderful too. Very kind with the kids, is very safety conscious, and notices little details (and demonstrates skills very well). Our son was challenged right away and learned a lot while having fun (while being encouraged with positive feedback as he worked on techniques). We have also seen other coaches come over to help when a child is having trouble with a technique and look out for each other's classes. 4) Culture--we have had many nice interactions with other families, and the children there are so polite and aware (e.g., holding the doors for someone else, not blocking the pictures that a parent of a new child is taking during class, etc.). The culture of both the staff and other families there is one of teamwork (there isn't the toxic feel that some gyms or competitive sports have, yet there is certainly skill and discipline t here--just the right balance of work, safety, and fun). 5) Birthday parties--great experience without having to worry about weather. The parents were able to relax and the children could run around in a safe environment with responsible coaches there (and try out pretty cool equipment). Definitely do the inflatable add-on--that was a hit (huge inflatable animal themed obstacle course/tunnel that the children loved). Our son's school has coaches who visit and have the kids do different obstacle courses, sports, and physical challenges. More than one coach has asked if our son takes classes in something because he's doing skills well ahead of his age group. A very large part is due to the classes he's taking at Dynamite (we've notice very solid and steady improvement this entire year). If you're looking for an athletic outlet for your child, then I highly recommend the Dynamite Gymnastics Center and coaches for a safe, fun, and properly challenging gymnastics home.

We had my daughter's 4th birthday here and there were so many things that went wrong. They did not…read morehave designated people for the birthday party- it was very chaotic, no announcements were made for pics or coming to eat pizza and cake. The staff especially one male employee had a bad attitude, slammed doors, and was extremely rude to us and our guests. Terrible customer service when we complained to the front desk of all that was going wrong. They tried to over charge us by $100+. Very inattentive staff and failed to monitor kids for safety. They were also late putting up the moon bounce. I would NOT recommend having a birthday here. Tried asking for management contact and was denied. Truly disappointing experience.

It's a great place to take kids who want to get an introduction to gymnastics -- and burn off some…read moreenergy. The classes can seem a bit disorganized at times, but they're quite solid overall.