Unexpectedly pleasant surprise- great facility, meticulously clean, exceptional coaching and a…read moregreat community of people. If you're thinking of swinging by, do it for sure, just make sure you register online before you head over

From the owner: Functional Circuit Training, in a group setting, using HIIT, is the best way to get strong for any…read moresport or occupation. All exercises can be modified to fit your experience level.

Not being a gym rat, and really just a sedentary old lady, I never considered joining a gym. Then…read moreCovid hit and the high school pool closed for an indefinite time. That was really my only exercise, the aquasize. We rarely had a teacher there. I heard that the Bay Club offered pool classes at a reasonable price so I thought I'd try it. It was wonderful! We had great teachers, especially Kelly. So knowledgeable, never boring, enthusiastic, and I began to think of muscles, balance, cardio like I never did before. Then other classes came to my attention and I tried a couple. Boy, they are an eye opener. Doing things on land that I only ever tried in water. And I have a few muscles I'd. never seen before! it's a great resource in our little town, so friendly. And yes the price went up recently, but not unreasonably so. Everything is going up, right. Its clean, well kept, lots of equipment, classes and appeals to all ages and stages of fitness. I'm still an old lady, but now, a gym mouse.

I belonged to the club when I lived in Homer, and it was relatively new at the time. As Homer's…read moreonly full-service membership fitness center, nearly everyone in town who enjoys a variety of services is a member. The pool is nice because it's salt water, but it's small for a lap swimmer. I believe it's only 10 yards which is short for me. Racquetball is popular here as is the rock climbing wall. There's an abundance of free weights and machines alike. Lots of cardio machines round things out in the equipment room, and there's a large multi-purpose room as well. Not too shabby for Homer! The downside for me is the locker room. It's small and crowded with community showering. At rush hour, it can get pretty tight. Also, since I only use the club a few times a month in the summer, I have to pay the daily rate of $18 plus another buck for a towel. That seems a little steep for a day pass. I'll continue to go here since I can get in a workout, a shower, and a shave for one okay price. I live on my boat and a shower alone at one of the local watering holes is $7.

As a homeschooling mom, I joined with my daughter after finding that swimming lessons didn't really…read morehelp her - the last lesson actually left her with a terrible fear of going under. She really just needed time in a pool to become comfortable in the water. The Bay Club salt water pool is SO warm and like an oasis in winter - I enjoyed our visits, too. I'd talk her into hugging me and I'd walk her around near the edge. Ellie slowly began branching out and trying new things on her own when there was no pressure (took about a month). After our first six months, she went from clinging to the ladder to diving for toys on the bottom, standing on her head and seeing how many laps she can do. The staff was always friendly and encouraging. We also played racquetball a few times with the provided equipment and enjoyed that. We love our Bay Club :)

The greatest view of any gym in the world…read more The Bay Club has everything you could ask for in a gym: all of the basic equipment, and much of the more advanced stuff as well. Weight machines, squat racks, free weights, kettlebells, rowing machines, assault bikes, TRX, cardio machines, etc. They also a racquetball court, an indoor pool, and even steam rooms in the locker rooms, for men and women.