They do not answer the phone! I was looking for pricing,…read moreinfo on open gym days, cost, etc. Phone goes to voicemail or robo AI. Very frustrating. Going to Dig Dig instead!

My daughter took some classes here and while she was happy, I was not in the same boat. I paid a…read moresignificant amount, thinking that she would have proper instruction and guidance. I'm reality, the "teachers" (who are all just high school students) demonstrated the skill once, and then my child was left lost as she was told to repeat the skill x10. She had a ton of fun, which is the most important, I understand she's a child, but I was just expecting more coaching from her "coach". The campus is very clean, nice parent section, it's located in a good part of town. Overall, if she would like to do it again, I may consider it. But I would not recommend this facility to another parent.

My 4 year old daughter attended a birthday party at Gymnastics Unlimited today. The facility was…read moretidy and in good repair but seriously understaffed. There were two birthday parties occurring simultaneously, our group of 4 and 5 year olds along side another group of what appeared to be much larger older kids (maybe 8 or 9 year olds?) each group had well over a dozen members. The staffing was painfully sparse and consisted of merely a front desk woman and two teens on the gym floor. Upon arrival, we were greeted and immediately asked to fill out a waiver. I did inform the employee that this was our first visit. After receiving lack-luster instruction of rules and guidelines, we removed both mine, and my daughter's shoes/ socks, then headed to the tumbling room floor. Once on the floor, one of the teen employees approached quickly informing me, "All parents, except birthday child's parents, are to go upstairs in the viewing area." I was very hesitant to leave my 4 year old daughter and decided to mostly obey the girl's request by moving to the sidelines near the door. Once off to the side, I noticed NONE of the other 6 "non-birthday child parents" were asked to leave!! Not wanting to make a scene, I continued to watch carefully from the floor entrance. Here is what I witnessed: The teen girl employee only actively monitored one trampoline that was immediately in front of the foam pit. She repeatedly instructed my daughter to wait in line but did not appear at all concerned about how many children were already actually in the foam pit! I was very concerned because I did not want any of the little kids crushed by the much larger, considerably heavier older kids. While It is not reasonable to expect two girls to monitor a whole gym with over two dozen children running and jumping; it is also unreasonable to expect a small child to understand protocol and expectations in an alien environment. Why not allow parents to monitor their kids in an unobtrusive manner? Is it so difficult to also be consistent with the application of rules? I felt singled out, discriminated against and unwelcome. I had high hopes for Gymnastics Unlimited as a local, future scheduled, energy burn-off activity for my daughter but after today's off-putting experience, we will not be returning and would not recommend the facility to anyone wanting a safe experience for their young child.

Such an amazing place to take your kiddos! My daughter adores her weekly classes and shes growing…read moreso much! The staff is so sweet and friendly!!

This is my first experience with a gymnastics school, but I'm a big fan of The Rec Room. My newly…read more4-year-old and almost 6-year-old kids are on their second session of classes here, and I've loved all of their teachers so far. There doesn't seem to be a majorly competitive/pressure-filled vibe here at all. There are kids there who have never taken a class, and some you can tell who have been doing gymnastics since they started walking, but everyone is given the same amount of time and attention. When a child masters a new skill, they get to ring a bell and everyone there claps for them---it's really cute and a great way to build self esteem in these kiddos. Classes are fairly inexpensive, as well.

Instructors are amazing and I will be returning! I have learned so much and the instructors are…read morevery welcoming!

This has been a great place for my son to learn about the different types of fencing and also take…read morefencing classes. The good thing about this facility is that they have classes for all age groups and pretty much anything that deals with swords. If you have any specific questions I would email them or call.

First, the price. It's only $20 for an all-day pass, with shoes and equipment included ($15 if you…read morebring your own stuff)! That's hard to beat. Second, the service. The guy who helped us and showed my son and his friends how to do auto-belay climbing was so chill and friendly and just a great overall human being. He made the experience so fun for my group of teens. I'm going to stop numbering now, and just talk about Climb Time. It's one of the smaller rock climbing gyms in the area, but it's my teen son's favorite, and he specifically wanted to come here for his birthday, because it's a little more challenging than some of the other rock climbing gyms. There's also a bouldering wall, which he loves. When you walk in, it feels very no-frills: Anyone who comes here really wants to climb. We stayed three hours (which was plenty for teen boys) and it was never crowded, but there were always one or two other people there who looked like they knew what they were doing. They came in, they climbed, and they left. Like I said, this is the place to climb if you love to climb and want a nice, no nonsense experience. I did not climb, but instead posted up on the lobby couch. They offer free wifi here, and I took advantage of that to get a little work done while the kids climbed. There's a small concession area with snack foods like granola bars, protein bars, chips, trail mix, beef sticks, string cheese and treats like M&Ms, Starbursts and cotton candy. There is also cold water for $1, and Monster Energy and Red Bull and protein drinks for $3. There isn't much else in terms of food, though.

Had a great first-time experience at Climb Time today! First, the staff was very welcoming and took…read morethe time to have a helpful learning session before we started. Secondly, you just can't beat the prices that this climbing gym offers. Thirdly, everyone climbing there was very nice and helpful as we learned belaying.

If you're looking for a new form of exercise that is both athletic and aesthetic, this would be it!…read more I came in with a group event recently and had a lot of fun over the course of an hour or so with getting to try silks and pole fitness for the first time. The instructors lead everyone in a group warm up first and then we were split into groups to take turns with the apparatuses. I felt more naturally inclined with the silks and got to try out some beginners tricks! The pole fitness was a little harder for me but still a fun challenge. The instructors for both halves were helpful and encouraging. They have a variety of class rates (as low as $15/class) and a wide schedule of classes between this location and their new studio in Fountain Square. I'd definitely try a full silks class again!

I've been taking classes here for 8 months now and I can't recommend it enough!! I've taken silks,…read moreliquid motion, yoga, and pole classes here. I've never had an instructor who wasn't amazing. They meet you where you are and encourage progress at your own pace. As a plus sized girl starting pole I was very intimidated, but this has become my happy place and I am so much more in tune with my body. :) I love DID Fit!!!!

I love attending FREE Yoga evey Tuesday at Krannert! Grace is a fabulous instructor. There are so…read moremany activities for free or a small cost available here. They're still under construction for the exterior, but it will be really nice when its done. Ive rented rooms for many past celebrations too, they're a great option for a very reasonable price as well.

This park is very small. the trail around the lake is about a half a mile. It is also not very…read morewell kept and seems to be frequented by some shady characters, at least while I was there. It could use some landscaping, emptying of trash cans and renovation of the fields and tennis courts. They have a community center, a ball field, tennis courts in the back and an aquatic center. They also have a playground and two covered pavilions that you can rent for events. The pavilions do come with some strict rules though. The pavilions and their picnic tables are in dire need of a thorough pressure washing. You can however, fish in the lake. I saw someone doing it while I was there, but I am not sure how well stocked it is though. On a positive note, the recreation staff is very friendly and there is ample parking. The lake has blue benches all around that you can stop, rest and take it all in. There are ducks all over the place....I really mean all over the place. Almost too many of them.

This facility is very nice and they have a lot of different programs offered through here. I have…read morebeen to this facility multiple times due to different events being hosted here. The employees here are always friendly and helpful and will answer any questions you may. The facility is very clean which you can tell the place is taken care of very well.

The atmosphere around the sports here has changed significantly over the past 7 years. Maybe it's…read moreCovid, maybe the new fancy development from the guy running for governor. Who knows, but I was saddened by the lack of sportsmanship modeled by coaching staff, and I was unimpressed by the "draft" they now use to create teams. No. I don't think they draft, but whatever system they use to build teams is rather political and does not seem to have the best interest of players in mind. They used to balance out teams with ages and ability if possible. That does not seem to be the way now and it is sad because the players trying to learn the sport are the ones who suffer.