I am here currently for the indoor pool. I was surprise that this place is not packed on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. Plenty of parking spaces. The pool is very kids friendly. There is a hot tub in the center of the indoor pool where adults can just chills, with full view of the kids swimming as long as the kids old enough and can swim. There is an outdoor pool which is a small walk from the indoor pool. There plenty of lifeguards here today. This facility looks clean today. The staff is nice. There is also an indoor kids' place area called the RiverChase rainforest. There is a child watch room here too for parents who want to exercise. There is an indoor walking lap area and I saw some exercise area. The shower has a swimsuit spinner machine to help the swimsuit dry. There are lockers but no locks so if you go bring your own lock. There is no sauna or stream room.

Ongoing issues with maintenance at this facility- things never get fixed in a timely fashion. Today…read moreafter swimming I went to shower- no hot water. Ran the shower for over 5 minutes and it never got hot, only ice cold.

I used to play high school tennis and haven't played in the past 8 years. I started in the adult…read morekickstart class and all the instructors were incredibly positive, encouraging, and great at coaching! There are 11 tennis courts and a complimentary ball machine which is great for perfecting ground strokes and vollies. The pros quickly helped me find my muscle memory again and I am now in the adult drop-in drills class. I absolutely love playing tennis and it is truly a lifelong sport. I have so much fun at these drills and I've made a lot of friends in the classes too! This is the perfect place for beginners to advanced players! Also love the indoor aspect so I can play during winter time too.

Horrible experience in pickleball and the people! I was asked by a couple to leave their "Open…read morePlay" intermediate group and the manager emailed me to ask that I do not show up again to that group! I was bullied by the wife and made to feel very uncomfortable. She obviously had more pull with the manager because he didnt even bother to investigate, just assumed I should not attend. It is a group of older (65+ )men and women who only like their age and friends to show up! I would not call that, "Open Play?" Get a grip Frontenac. Shame on the manager for losing a good customer!

I mainly joined The Pointe at Ballwin Commons because they participate in the OnePass gym…read moremembership through my health insurance and have water aerobics and other classes included at no additional charge. (They also participate in Silver Sneakers, if you have Medicare.) I really like the large indoor pool and enjoy the water classes. Of note, you do NOT automatically get access to the North Pointe Aquatic Center in Ballwin when you joint The Pointe at Ballwin Commons - there is a separate membership for the outdoor aquatic center. This is definitely a family-centered gym. There are tons of kids around. They are doing some renovations/upgrades of different areas at the time of this review. Currently, the interiors are a bit dull, not fancy like some other gyms. They have large basketball courts and pickleball open play times (no charge). There are swim lessons, open swim times and water walking in the lazy river (check the schedule so you aren't disappointed). There are also a ton of classes and programs with additional charges. There is a childcare area. The weight lifting areas and upstairs indoor track are kind of awkward in design, and not huge but you can get a workout in. The outside is nice. There are large free parking lots and a cute playground for children with picnic tables.

For the price, you can't beat it! I go there to use the cardio machines, such as elliptical and…read moretreadmill. Sometimes I use the weight machines. It's not too crowded so I've never had to wait for a machine. There's a track upstairs if you want to walk or run. Fitness classes are included with membership, which is such a great deal, but I haven't tried them yet. There's also plenty of parking, which I always appreciate. Checking in at the front desk is easy; you just scan your keychain and head in. I do wish there was more space to do your own HIIT, bodyweight workouts, and stretching. You can use the classroom if there's not a class going on, but it would be nice if there was a room open all the time.

Team Central does a great job with my 1 year old daughter. Their facility is huge with all the…read moregamuts of equipment. We feel comfortable with the entire staff. I heard about it from Lynn and was so excited that they had an opening when my daughter turned 18months. My husband and I searched for activities to enroll our daughter in and most of them don't start until 3 years old. We have an active daughter and didn't want to wait two years. We are blessed to have a place with a wonderful instructor who really loves working with children and brings out the best in them. She does flips and swings on anything that she can on at home and wants to go to gymnastics everyday.

We took my daughter here to join the team. There was space on the team. She went to three weeks of…read moreclasses. Everyone was happy until one of the coaches asked my daughter to work in her leotard without shorts, even though she had been wearing shorts for weeks. My wife tried to discuss it with the coaches, but from that point on, she was uninvited. They said there was no room on the team anymore, even though when she called in to discuss, the staff on the phone said there were spaces on the team. She couldn't even join the other team where they had offered her a spot because they were magically out of spaces now. I'm glad we didn't end up here, because anywhere with an issue over an 8 year old wanting to wear gymnastics shorts is not a safe place. https://usagym.org/PDFs/Women/Rules/Rules%20and%20Polici es/2021/01_membership_091021.pdf 5) Shorts: must be solid black (small manufacturer's branding allowed) with no embellishments. Shorts must be worn over a leotard and the length must be above the knee or shorter. 1) "Not Allowed" is no longer the case. USA Gymnastics is the one who sets those rules, correct? They announced this change over a year ago. Is it standard for such a "top tier gym" to be so behind on the rules changes nationally? 2) Your claim of available spaces for coach ratios don't line up when we call the gym AFTER we've been told that there are no spaces and the actual employee on the phone says that there are. We also checked with the other team that had spots multiple spots available, and they magically, simultaneously all filled up after we had been there for 3 weeks? Sorry, that doesn't add up. Share Response from the owner 2 hours ago Hi Christian, Thanks for your feedback, we appreciate hearing both positive and negative feedback. We apologize that your experience at TC didn't meet your expectations and would like a chance to make it right for you, and also clarify some of our policies. Our shorts policy for our team athletes is as follows - while most team athletes choose not to wear shorts over their leotards, shorts are allowed during workout unless coaches specifically designate a particular workout or event rotation as "no shorts". The sole reason for asking the girls to not wear shorts is that our coaches believe that since the athletes cannot compete in shorts, they should be accustomed to performing without shorts. Then when competition rolls around, there is no discomfort when competing without shorts. As for our lack of available spaces in our teams, we conform to strict athlete to coach ratios for the safety of our athletes. We work diligently to hire qualified coaches year-round in order to serve our athletes as safely and competently as possible. Great team coaches can be hard to come by, and our commitment to hiring only the most experienced and qualified coaches makes our job a little tougher. We wish we had the coaches and physical space to never turn anyone away, but keep the well being of the athletes that are in our care as our priority. We do have openings at our sister gyms in Chesterfield and Mid Rivers, and are always happy to refer you to other gyms in the area if we can't help you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions we can help you resolve.

For privacy I did not take pictures of the inside with children present. I will say this is…read moreSilletti was very clean and I loved it. They had a desk as soon as you walk down to greet you and see if you needed any assistance. We have personally been here a few times for family events or functions. Our kids always have a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoy going back. Our kids also always make friends which is great. There are tons of events such as kids night out, breakfast with Santa, princess dances with dad and much more I highly recommend following them and keeping an eye on all the upcoming events! I will say they originally priced for three kids. We spent about $50 for four hours.

Rude front desk staff ruined the experience…read more On June 21 around 1 PM, I came to the facility with my sisters, excited to enjoy a swim. Unfortunately, the indoor pool was at capacity--which is completely understandable. What wasn't okay was how the front desk staff spoke to us when we arrived. Instead of simply informing us the pool was full, the woman at the desk said, "Y'all was ready to go swimming, huh?" in a tone that came off sarcastic and dismissive. It felt like we were being mocked for just showing up ready to enjoy the amenities. We didn't cause any trouble--we just wanted to enjoy our day. But that comment and her attitude made us feel extremely unwelcome and embarrassed for no reason. That's not how guests should be treated, especially not when they're following the rules and coming in with good intentions. We ended up going to the outdoor pool instead, but the interaction at the front desk stuck with me. A little professionalism and courtesy would've gone a long way. I hope management seriously considers retraining staff on how to speak to guests respectfully--because this was a major disappointment.

Racism is alive and well in 2023 and unfortunately it came to my front door…read more On Sunday, March 13th Laila completed her final gymnastics meet of the season. One in which she received 2nd place-Overall Gymnastics among her team as well as the other competing teams. Following, this meet her Level 1 Junior Olympics team coach Maggie thought it was appropriate to write Laila a congratulatory notes calling her Miss Bojangles!!(Please see the note attached). To say we were appauled, outraged, and shocked would be an understatement. What hurts the most is that in speaking to Laila and educating our 8 year old on the history of Bojangles, racism, and many other topics Laila expressed feelings of hurt, and extreme sadness. How do you explain to a child at 8, that everyone that says they like you and are a proud of you unfortunately aren't. Thankfully, I am a Mental Health Counselor and know how to treat Trauma. On Tuesday, March 15th I promptly emailed @All American Gymnastics and Super Ninja St.Louis owner Susan (Sue Renshaw) and below is her response. As you read it it says nicknames are given for team building purposes. Also, noted if Laila was hurt we apologize. No sincerity, nor accountability. It is absolutely apparent that Sue's lawyer wrote this document for her. Sue references how she was so looking forward to Laila continuing with them. I can name 3 reasons she was. 1. Laila always brings home individual scores of 35 or higher, 2. She is an awesome gymnast, and 3. We pay our financial obligations and show up and show out everytime. Sue's self/business accountability looked like releasing us from the remaining 2 months of financial obligations and not allowing Coach Maggie Coffey the opportunity to explain her choice of nickname. Also, Maggie has never referred to Laila as this name in front of myself or any other family members. Please share this post and help us hold All American Gymnastics and Super Ninja accountable!!! #IStandWithLaila

All American Gymnastics' Ninja classes are a great option for kiddos who are looking for ways to be…read moreactive in ways other than traditional team sports. The facility is perfect for classes, the class sizes are small enough to get individual attention, and the parent area is comfortable. I'd highly recommend for kids from toddler to school age.

I stopped to train here because I was visiting outside St Louis. I drove about an hour just to…read moretrain and I am glad to say that the hour drive was worth it! Professor Greg was very welcoming and made me feel like I belong! Great atmosphere and I am glad that I learn a move that I can use in future rolls/competition! Definitely will stop by every time I am in the area! Hope to see Professor Greg in Las Vegas in September! Definitely recommend! Thank you for the training!

I had the opportunity to train under Joey Shepherd as one of the instructors at a Gracie Barra…read morelocation in the O'Fallon area, and I genuinely can't say enough good things about him. While all of the instructors there were solid, there was just something about Joey that really stood out. He's an incredibly down-to-earth, approachable person easy to talk to, easy to joke with, and someone who makes training feel comfortable without losing focus or structure. Whether we were drilling techniques, working judo throws, or talking between rounds, he always brought a positive and welcoming energy to the mats. As an instructor, Joey is very attentive and patient. He takes the time to work with everyone, breaks techniques down clearly, and makes sure people actually understand what they're doing. One thing I really respected was how aware he was of his students as people, not just training partners. While jiu-jitsu naturally comes with bumps and injuries and pushing through can be part of the process, Joey also understood that some injuries genuinely require time to heal. He paid attention when people were out, checked in on them, and made it clear that health and recovery mattered. I experienced that firsthand when I was injured he was quick to check in and ask how my recovery was going. That kind of awareness and care goes a long way and isn't something you always see. I also had the chance to train at another Gracie Barra location in Missouri where Joey's dad taught, and he was excellent as well. When his dad came to teach at the O'Fallon location, that same welcoming, disciplined, and supportive approach was clear. It's easy to see that strong values and teaching mindset run in the family. I'm genuinely excited to see Joey and his dad open their own academy in Shrewsbury. Knowing the kind of instructors and people they are, I have no doubt it's going to be an excellent place to train. Highly recommend.

Original price is little pricey but they offer 50% off for the baby swimming class. You have your…read moreown pool section for the class and few people. The fewer people in a group is the better so that the instructor can focus on you. Water is warm and the instructor is awesome. Experience was great. Would recommend to try their swimming program.