by far my favorite gym beautiful place and atmosphere, would call it my second home and when I go…read moreaway on trips is hard to go anyplace else. Just the nicest employees and always willing to help out.

We are incredibly grateful to have found King Taekwondo! After a disappointing experience with…read moreanother school that cared more about money than martial arts, our daughter was left feeling discouraged and abandoned. That all changed when we found Master Jung and his team. The instructors here are the real deal--authentic, highly trained martial artists from Korea, and locally, who are passionate about what they do. This is *not* a McDojo. At King Taekwondo, it's not just about belts or fees; it's about building character, discipline, leadership, and respect. From day one, our daughter was welcomed like family and has grown so much under their guidance. Master Jung and his team truly care about their students, and it shows in every class. The positive, structured environment they've created is exactly what martial arts should be. If you're looking for a place where your child can grow both physically and mentally with instructors who genuinely care, this is it. Thank you, King Taekwondo, for restoring our faith in Taekwondo!

I started a membership here about 2 months ago. I have to say this is no goodlife. This is kinda…read morelike a no frills of gyms. You have to do the cleaning yourself, the place is low tech and run down . Even the spray they give you to clean the equipment off with is cheap.. it's water and vinegar. It stinks. Everytime I leave this place my hands stink from the cleaner. Why can't they provide disinfectant wipes. I actually think it would be cheaper for them in the long run because the spray is ruining the walls and the carpet. Facilities aside people are nice. But if keswick had a goodlife I would be using them for the extra $10 a month.

Toro! Toro! With shiny red accented decor we're not sure if we're in a den for bullfighters or if…read morethis is simply a way to increase heart-rate and breathing sans exercise (because every color psychologist knows that red is a potent stimulant). Colour factor aside, this location is clean and spacious. The equipment is set-up logically, although we don't think there's enough variety in the cardio machines. Some Snap Fitness locations don't have showers but they've added them here as a thoughtful feature for their customers who drive in from many different locations, often to and from their way to work. Staff are friendly.

I must say that I started out as a dance skeptic, and I'm now a dance enthusiast thanks to the…read morewonderful and talented instructors at Lakeside Dance! The studio is stunning and the people are very welcoming. After taking several private dance lessons with my partner, learning how to waltz, salsa, swing, and rumba, I am starting to feel like a competent dancer. We also tried line dancing classes which were a blast, and they invited us to their dance parties exclusive to members of the studio. We are hooked, and I'm willing to bet that you will be too if you try dancing at Lakeside Dance. Thank you, Adam and Ashley!

Snow tubing review…read more Great price, it's $25 for two hours of fun which is more reasonable than lakeridge being $40. Both places have 4 tubing lanes that seem roughly same height. This place has smaller tubes for minimum height of 40 inches while Lakeridge is minimum 42 inches and only one size. So this is a friendlier place for little ones starting their tubing experience, as they need to be able to reach the grip. We love going as a group of tubes, lots of fun spinning down the slope. Only down side here is there is only one lift for all users. So the lift gets shared with tubers, skiers, and snowboarders. It's a standing carpet that seems to get stuck often. Approximately 3-4 rides per hour, due to crowds or stalling of lift, and it wasn't that busy on our visit. Staff here are all friendly, free parking. Easy booking online for slotted time, check in outside the building for passes. Washrooms are small but clean. Lots of indoor cafeteria seating. Small outdoor seating by wood burning fire pit. Small cafeteria, Dina's which serves decent burgers, poutines and simple snacks. The prices are reasonable, it's just really slow service. Waited 12 mins for poutine ($8) and it wasn't busy. Tip: There is a free sledding hill but you need to bring your own sled and walk up the hill. For reference, this hill is a good training hill for those new to ski/snowboard. Pretty narrow and short but great to learn from. It wasn't busy when we were there so that helps learners. Jump ramps were highlighted in blue on the snow.

I went to here in a group for a deal we found. The deal is that $20 for 2 hours of tubing for 2…read morepeople. It is not a bad deal. I got my first tubing experience here, the hill is pretty small, but the overall experience is not bad. As I said before, this place has only one small hill, it is shared between tubing and skiing. We went on a Sunday afternoon, and there are so many kids. Each ride takes 20 mins wait time. There is only one magic carpet shared among all people. Also, there are only 3 slides for tubing. Small, but a good place to spend afternoon with family or group.

This is a serious studio. And it is BUSY. There is barre, there is yoga, there is pilates and there…read moreis a lot of SWEAT happening! The 3-story studio is located just off the main strip downtown. I signed up for the "30 days for $30" and registered for classes through MindBody, a website that lists all the schedules and the availability of each class. Clean changerooms and lots of space to hang up stuff. There are showers available too. I tried out an intro to silks class and had such fun, flipping around and playing with the silks. I also tried a vinyasa class with Ann Green in the loft. It had such an amazing view of Kempenfelt Lake and I learned a lot. Lame yoga classes often involve being told one pose after another, without much structure. Ann made us think about each movement and how they were related each other. She built it up with more vinyasas after we analyzed the structure and foundational concepts of certain asanas. She wouldn't let us move to the next step until she had checked to make sure our knees were all over our ankles in Warrior 2!! Everyone here greeted me warmly, and Ann Green herself even thanked me for coming. Amaaaaazing vibes. Treat yourself to a visit if you can.

Amazing energy and community...such a great positive energy and welcoming place to practice. The…read morestudios are clean and bright and the view of the lake helps you through your most challenging asana!

Vanessa took the time to understand my needs, situation and schedule, and was able to build a…read moreprogram that not only suited my limitations but gradually pushed me past me past them. As a Personal trainer she got right in there and helped. 9 lbs and 2 ins lost in just over a week, and her nutritional advice has been fantastic. Get in and see this Studio/Gym, Clean Modern and great location.

A fun-filled rock climbing facility with friendly and helpful staff! It was our first visit at…read moreAlt. Rock and we had lots of fun. The facility was nice and clean. They also have a gym at the back. We'll be coming back again!

My friends and I wanted to try a new activity in the area. We heard of this new place opening up…read moreand decided to check it out. This is called bouldering, so rock climbing without a harness. The harness is available for people who want it (young and old), however you are only able to do some obstacles, as the harnesses can't be on all the walls. This is a completely new facility. You have to sign a waiver when you first climb here. This was my first experience with climbing and I do not have very good upper body strength, however this shouldn't stop you!!! The walls are labeled with levels of difficulty, and you work your way up gradually based on your comfort level. There are shoes available for rent here, as well as locker, and chalk. There is plenty of room to store your personal belongings on shelves. You can also bring your own lock so that you do not have to rent a lock. You are given a quick tour on your first day and also shown how to fall safely. There are thick mats under all the walls, however it is important to follow the falling instructions to prevent injury. As a first time climber, I was nervous at first (because heights aren't my thing) but after a few easy climbs, I really got into it. Expect to be very sore the next day if this is your first time! You will be using muscles you have never used before. I saw people of all ages and skill level. There were even children as young as 7 years of age. There are definitely more challenging walls that even expert climbers will find difficult. I really enjoyed this experience and can't wait to return! Get out there and climb! :)