Great staff very knowledgeable and the energy drinks are off the chain!!! Biggest gym in Chickasha…read moreRedLight therapy hydro massage robotics spin classes this place has it all

From the owner: At Steel Monkey Gym, we believe in heart centered & data driven fitness, personalized training…read moreprograms customized to your individual goals. Our certified trainers are not only experts in their field but also passionate about helping you achieve your best self. What sets us apart is our vibrant, supportive community where members inspire and motivate each other. From our wide range of group classes to our flexible membership options, every aspect of our gym is designed to foster a welcoming environment that encourages growth, wellness, and camaraderie. Join us and experience a fitness journey that's uniquely yours.

My Husband and I have been going to shape for years! The facility is clean and the staff is always…read morefriendly and willing to help with anything!

From the owner: We started this Gym in 2013 to be able to better assist the community of Chickasha, Oklahoma.read more

One of the Nations best in every category . If you are looking for a master of all trades for your…read morefitness needs you are in the right place!

From the owner: Introducing Eric Murphy, a highly accomplished personal trainer and nutritionist who has dedicated…read morehis career to helping people achieve their fitness goals. With years of experience under his belt, Eric specializes in assisting individuals from all walks of life, including bodybuilders, women, men, postpartum women, and teenagers, in attaining their ideal physique. Regardless of whether you aim to lose weight, build muscle, or enhance your overall fitness level, Eric is here to design a tailor-made fitness and nutrition plan that will help you reach your goals effectively and efficiently. Understanding that every person is unique, he carefully crafts programs that fit seamlessly into each individual's lifestyle, addressing their specific needs and catering to their desired fitness objectives. We understand that motivation and goal-setting are crucial to success, which is why our app provides strategies and tools to help you stay motivated and set realistic, achievable goals. Whether it's through personalized messages, progress photos, or milestone tracking, our app will keep you focused and driven throughout your fitness journey.

Here for a dance recital and the hospitality was super! Great view from up top. Nice facilities!…read moreWill visit again if my niece keeps doing her dance thing. Respectfully, Bryan Moore Oklahoma

My Alma mater! After…read moremy short stint in a community college back in 2008, I mentioned to a friend that I was looking for a college to attend for my BA in English. Of course, he said I should attend his college. And now, I couldn't be happier with my degree from University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma! I was won over when looking up information on the college - I could apply online; they moderately accepted all types of students while focusing on the top percentage of high school classes (25 on the ACT, top 10% of class, etc); it is located in a small town and had it's own small community (I had already tried the medium sized college and didn't like it); affordable! I think it was about $10,000 a year - including room and board! Not to mention there are all types of scholarships and financial aide. USAO is the only public liberal arts college in Oklahoma, and it is ranked among the top university in the Nation! Their unique IDS (InterDisciplinary Study) classes bring so much more to each individual's education rather than having them rely on only his or her selected major for learning and growing as a person. This means that art majors won't just study art history and how to create a work. And math majors learn more than just equations. Computer science, Math, American Civilization, Writing - the student will do it all! You might be thinking, "But that is the same as basics at any other college!" Well, you're wrong. These courses "emphasize the complexity and interconnectedness of the human world". And they don't just stop after sophomore year; the liberal arts core of the university "spans all four years of its students' academic careers" (USAO Course Catalog). A couple of the popular IDS classes include the three World Thoughts and PEST (sounds scary, right? It's only Political and Economical Systems and Theories). These classes feature professors that don't focus solely on the math side of the math class or the literature side of the world's writings. And sometimes these classes are team-taught with teachers from different fields of study, e.g. a literature professor and an ecologist for World Thought II. In addition to everything I've mentioned above, here are a few other things that I love: There are all type of clubs where you will meet people from all over the small university that have similar interests as you; because the campus is a small one (think 900 students), you really can be heard; my average class size was 15 students. I had one class that was 6 people! I really got to know the people around me, and I am still friends with many of them; I enjoyed going to class! The lectures and discussions are fun and interesting, from Southern American Novels to Analyzing Video Games - I got to play Portal 1 & 2, and got a grade! The campus is small, so you won't get completely worn out just from walking from one class to another. And the symposiums! Oh, the symposiums! Keynote speakers come from all over to speak, educate, and enlighten. This is one of my favorite things that my "nourishing mother" does. Since I have graduated, in addition to the Emerson-Wier (interdisciplinary learning opportunities and research) and the Giles (citizenship and public service) Symposiums, they have added the Summer History Symposium. And these symposiums' keynote speakers are not just some person you've never heard of before! (Though some may not sound familiar to you, they have all had an impact on our nation): (Emerson-Wier) Jared Diamond, Stephen Greenblatt, James Fowler, (Giles) James Nachtwey, Minnijean Trickey, Dan Barber, and (History) James Robertson. I personally saw Steven Pinker after reading his work "The Language Instinct" in my grammar class (There's that IDS for you). And I actually met and had brunch with Margaret Atwood (holy crap, that was so cool!) What's more, even the professors love the college! And who doesn't love a happy teacher? "Professors at USAO celebrate the limitless potential of the liberal arts mission. The intimacy of the small class sizes and the freedom to employ diverse teaching styles and strategies allow professors and students to enjoy a spectrum of intellectual experiences unrivaled even by large universities." - Dr Shelley Rees. Additionally, the professors know who you are and truly care about your success. Of course, like most colleges, there are going to be a few things I, and other students, didn't/won't like: the cafeteria food was sometimes lacking, but not always; fees, fees and more fees, why does a student without a car need to pay for parking? BUT, you are going to have these little "eh" things about every single college you go to. I know I probably sound like an ad for the college, but I really do feel that this college is amazing and I HIGHLY recommend USAO. I hope you'll love it as much as I do. Oh, and sorry for the 3.5 page double spaced word document... they trained me well in my writing. At least, I would hope that you and my profs think so.

This bike shop is absolutely stellar. My wife and I have frequented another bike shop for years but…read morethey didn't carry any bike models for our particular use case within our narrow price point. I was calling around to other shops to see what offerings were available and I was surprised to see this shop listed so close to us because I had never seen it before (they have no sign on the shop, it is just painted on the windows). One of the owners, Chad, answered my call and talked to me about some options I might consider. He was very kind and took several minutes answering my questions. When we visited the shop, we were able to continue our conversation right where we left off. Chad spent a great amount of time talking through specifics and asking a lot of questions about our use cases. We talked about places we ride locally and places we ride when we travel. He would always ask how much detail we wanted in answers to questions and would very patiently break down every facet on every bike we asked about with no signs of hurry or being rushed. When we finally settled on a model, they didn't have any on hand but they ordered them for us on a reasonable down payment. I also want to highlight the fact that he was perfectly fine with us thinking on it and coming back, there was no pressure to purchase that day. When the bikes came in, we scheduled a time for a fitting. Sarah, the other owner, took time adjusting every bit of the bike fit to our exact specs and Chad spent a great deal of time working on our suspension while also talking us through how to make adjustments on our own. Their attention to detail was incredible and they even took time to cut handlebars and find a more suitable saddle for my wife during her fitting. On our first outing on the new bikes, I made a silly mistake and kinked my dropper post cable. When I brought it back to the shop the next day, the mechanic Andrew dropped what he was doing and fixed it while I was there. Every interaction with the staff here has been amazing. They are genuinely good humans who love bikes and care about their customers. I cannot recommend them enough.

I have been to Neighborhood Bicycles several times, but my most recent visit solidified this five…read morestar review. My bike had a leak in the brakes, so I took it in for them to look at. They were able to use the existing break line for the repair, saving me from having to buy a new line, and had it back to me the next business day. When I got my bike back, it was spotless. Not only did they fix my issue, they cleaned and maintained my bike free of charge. That's all great, but my favorite thing about the shop is the atmosphere. The workers always seem enthusiastic about answering my cycling questions, regardless of whether I end up buying something or not. I truly cannot recommend Neighborhood Bicycles enough!!

Restore has helped me in so many ways. I highly recommend them for therapy. Family and one on one.read more

I have encountered several problems with the employee in charge of billing, Wendy Farrell such as…read morebilling me and insurance at the same time. The owners also decided they didn't feel like spending the time or money to set up a DBT team with resources, so they let those therapists go with zero warning to the therapists nor the clients. When I called to seek clarification, Wendy Farrell yelled at me and tried to convince me I was wrong about the interruption in my care. When I asked to speak to the owners, they never called back, and when I sought a follow up from Wendy Farrell, she told me they would never call me.

ADU knocked it out of the park! No more jumping, chewing or getting under my feet. Picked up a…read moredifferent dog than I dropped off but still a sweetie, just without the chaos. Added bonus, they're wonderful people and trainers!! So happy I was referred to them and can go back anytime for a refresher. Thanks ADU!!!

We could not have had a more positive experience with Layton & Dylan training our pup. They were…read moreextremely knowledgeable, professional, patient, and positive toward us and our pup! Our pup stayed for two week board and train where she was taught upstanding obedience skills. We learned so much from them during our pick up session after our pups boot camp stay. The wait really killed us but we were so excited to see her new skills! At pick up they reviewed what they had been working on, gave step by step directions on how to handle our pup to maintain her training. We will call on All Dogs Unleashed for any future training when needed. Highly recommend!