My wife and I joined last month. We are retired and right off the start we saw a clean, bright,…read moreenvironment to work out in. Alyssa greeted us with a smile which is genuine. We also spoke with Patricia the manger, so kind and helpful. Vent fitness in Niskayuna.

They have a pool, hot tub, and a sauna, which is great for folks with sore legs like me. I do…read moresquats and twists in the pool and sauna to keep my legs agile. I then take a sauna if my muscles are sore. They have a basketball court. They have great machines for strength and cardio. The participants are friendly and helpful. The staff are fantastic. Even at rush hour there are always machines available to exercise with. Also if you don't mind paying extra they have strength coaches and exercise classes like spinning. This is truly a one stop exercise shop.

This gym will forever be in my heart. I went for about 4 years when studying at UAlbany, the…read morestudent discount was very generous- since my mom owns a gym, I know how rough it can be having college kids working out there. This place has everything one could hope for. Many unique machines that are hard to find. The employees are always helpful and friendly. Mike is the best cleaner the gym could ask for. 11/10 gym. (Mike! I will be back soon, so Annie, you, and I can get a picture together.)

Easily the best gym I've ever worked out at. Great community. People are very kind, everyone just…read moredoes there own thing.

We were in town visiting a friend and were excited to find squash courts nearby! There are a lot of…read moreactivities packed in this building -- squash, racquetball, climb wall, cardio and strength machines. Daily pass rate is $20, no membership required. Owner is very friendly, and he has a nice dog. Definitely will be back when we are in town.

Nice relaxing atmosphere. Friendly patrons and the owner is always around to help. Particularly…read moregood for indoor racquet sports.

Been coming to this gym a little over two years since I moved into the area and I think it's a…read moresolid commercial gym for a base of ~$34/mon! They have lots of cardio equipment and weight lifting machines and weights on 2 separate floors. They also have a small turf with sleds and a rope. Lots of TRX as well. There are multiple rooms for workout classes and boxing although I haven't taken those so I can't speak too much on it. They have some fun activities going on sometimes, like a live dj on some occasions. Some of the machines can be pretty run down and the plates are kind of worn but I've seen them be pretty diligent about repairs and replacements even if it takes a while. I don't take part in the personal training but it does seem more like a social hour than any formal training but I'm also not the client so I'm sure that's just personal preference! Overall not a bad spot for a work out if it's a close gym! They do also have a $15 day pass.

a completely unprofessional environment, the " trainers " are more concerned with chatting with…read moretheir coworkers and talking about their weekends as opposed to caring about the people who pay their salaries. the music in the privet classes are complete trash and they are not open to changing it. when you ask "to many questions " they start to ignore you or openly call you annoying, even when your genuinely curious and asking questions. I had to move to the basic membership because I was sick and tiered of not being treated with decency, and I was paying full price for all the benifits while getting talked down to, I was doing their 6 week program and on the last week my trainer ignored me for 7 days straight. I would never recommend this establishment to anyone ever 0/10.

My kids absolutely love coming here for soccer kids! Parents be ready there are arcade games,…read morecandy, and a snack bar! There is also a soccer shop onsite which is super cool. The coaches are great with all of the littles and the families that come are respectful of the kids and space. Overall great experiences here with Afrim's

We have been inside this place before for other events (RV shows come to mind) but now my son it…read moretaking soccer classes here so I had a reason to pay more attention. Upon walking in there is a nice sports gear store, then an open area with lots of comfy couches and what seems to be a bar to order food (perhaps while you are waiting for your soccer games to start, or to relax afterwards). Our son is taking a toddler soccer class and I mean that in the most general sense of the word. Basically, the kids (ages 2-4 it seems) run around, go through obstacle courses, kick balls here and there, play with hula hoops, sing songs, and learn social skills. It is a fun experience, though certainly it can occur other places besides here. The instructor really impressed me by memorizing the kids' names without prompting by the second class. How he did it, I don't know. I don't like soccer so I really can't judge their soccer facilities. But as kid's events go, this seemed to be exactly what was advertised and our son had fun running around and playing with the other kids.

If you have a child 5-10 years old and youre looking to introduce your child to basic martial arts…read moreand displine Pai's can be a fairly good option to instill a good foundation for your child. However if you are looking for anything else stay very far away from Pai's. The pai's business model is based completely off the ignorance of the laymans. Pai's TKD is what's know in the martial arts community as a "McDojo" a school that is interested far more in churning out black belts for a price than they are in providing a legimate martial arts experience. Look no further than their black belt club program, they are very interested in locking their customers into 4 year contracts as it is the only way they can ensure a steady income. Tae Kwon Do as a martial art although having some legimate factors, it is completely ineffective as a self defense system and as a competitive martial arts (I.e. K-1 kickboxing or modern MMA). The pai's know this, as does everyone who has legimate combat sport experience as why they are incentivised to lock their new customers into contracts as their are many many better options on the market. If you are looking for a legimate martial art look for one that focuses on technique, resistance training and active resistance I.e. sparring. Even though sparring is a factor at Pai's, it is a very watered down system under World TKD Federation which boils down to glorified foot tag. It is ineffective in preparing individuals for the chaos that is involved in a real life situation. Ask yourself of the instructors that are present at the school, could they handle a punch in the face? Would they know what to do if someone bigger than them grabbed them and didn't let go?  Would you trust your physical safety to obese men, frail women and 17- 20 year old children? If you do chose to enroll your child at Pai's be very wary of the "STORM" and "SWAT" programs. This is the pair's way of having free labor. Your child can quickly become an indentured servant, espically if they grew up at the school. The yes sir, no sir mentality is instilled from day one at the school, if the pai's become their employers it is extremely hard to say no to them. Enroll you and your child in a legimate martial art and school that focuses on technique and active resistance training such as; jiu jitsu, wrestling, boxing, kickboxing, judo, or muay thai. A martial art that will provide you with legimate skills and actual confidence that comes from defending yourself against a resisting opponent. Not the type of boxed confidence that comes from a new belt every 3 months after remembering a form and paying X amount of dollars.

If I could put zero stars I would. As a former student and instructor at this dojang I can honestly…read moresay that I will never go back. This is advertised as a school but it isn't. It is first and foremost a business. It overcharges for the little amount that you will actually learn. They tell you to do something but don't actually teach you the right way to do the technique. They don't teach you the reason for anything in forms and they leave out a ton of information in their curriculum and leave out even more forms that they could teach and even more skills that they could teach for real life situations. On top of that, for all the money you pay for classes you also pay for testing for your next rank (of which there are almost three times the amount of belts that you have to earn and pay for). You also pay for all materials you need like sparring gear, weapons, and boards for board breaking. But that money does nothing for anyone but the owners. They will get students into SWAT or STORM (teams of students who help teach the classes) and no matter how long you are there working for them they will refuse to pay for your efforts. I asked them to pay me while I was working for them and they refused. I worked there to the point that I hurt myself by overworking one of my joints and they did not care. The instructors and owners wouldn't even say hi or ask how I was. I wasn't useful anymore. You can't trust the owners and you can't trust most of the instructors. Since I left I found a new dojang that is a million times better than this place. Do not trust any Pai's location!!!

It's an awesome place! It's too bad you have to go so far when you live in Albany. There's a Y in…read moreAlbany, the one in Albany should have all the same amenities ESPECIALLY since it's around the hospital, I'm sure you would get a lot more members because of the hot tub, pool, sauna etc... people who have health problems could get more use out of it, and they wouldn't have to go so far.

This gym is perfect for families! The community and staff are incredibly friendly and supportive…read more The classes offered are numerous for all age groups and highly engaging and challenging! It is a clean facility with wonderful people and tons of opportunities to work on your health, fitness, and general well being while supporting any stage of life that you're in! We couldn't be happier.

Planet Fitness Loundonville continues to be one of the best gyms. The staff are highly…read moreprofessional and extremely friendly. Kudos to Noel and Raina for being so patient, proaactive, helpful, and accommodating. I highly recommend.

It's a planet fitness. Locker room and equipment are all clean. Staff is friendly and nice.read more

Fantastic Kukkiwon certified family of schools. Great atmosphere for adult classes and children's…read moreclasses alike. Many students and instructors are generational, meaning either their parents or their children have also attended. The grandmaster of the Albany schools is a 9th dan that is currently sitting as a vice president of the Kukkiwon NYS branch. I have trained here since 2014 and could not recommend the Pai's community more.

my kids love do tkd and want to get the black belt and the instructors are so good to my childrenread more

Ever since the last​ Olympics, we've had this sport on our to do list! I'm sorry to say we were…read moremaking fun of this activity-the sweeping, yelling and how easy it looked. But we were proved totally wrong! This is a hard sport that consists​ of balance, ​strength​, ​ and endurance! They had​​ a free open house for newbies and everyone was super​ friendly and cool with all our questions. It was chilly on the ice but once you're​ getting into the lunging and sweeping your adrenaline will heat you up! Overall, such a fun and great workout experience and we will bring our friends for a full lesson and game! Also, if you just want to hang, drink, and watch others, they have a bar -lol! Thanks,​ ACC and see you soon!

This place is so cool!!…read more Of course the Olympic fever has hit everyone hard and I don't know about you....but I find curling fascinating. Some people are really turned off by it and think it's odd...but the more I've watched over the years, the more intrigued I have become. The Albany Curling Club has an open house twice per year...and I went this weekend. I have been humbled and slightly shamed during my experience...which, of course, makes me want to go back for more. Curling is a lot harder than it looks. It's a game of skill and strategy. But yes....there is a bar. And it looked pretty well stocked, too. So if you want to try out this unique and challenging sport, give this place a visit and talk to any one of the friendly, knowledgeable folks that take curling very seriously. Oh...the best shirt that I saw? "Curling is the bacon of sports".