I enjoy working out here! The staff is nice enough, the machines are clean. I really enjoy the…read moremassage machines after a big workout!

I had a negative experience today with a rude and aggressive PF team member at this location. I use…read moremany local PF locations in the area and apparently this one has you check in differently because when I reached across the counter to scan in, I was yelled at like a child.

I really enjoyed my trainer John but the owner- Ryan is a bit rude in his demeanor! Wanted to…read moreinquire about hyrox training and was in the area. I regret reaching out! No hours on the door to get to the actual studio. I searched hyrox on their website...it says nothing! Hence why I wanted to stop by.

The best workout in town! Check out brewfitness in Milwaukee! You wont be disappointed & you'll…read moreburn tons of calories

The gym is poorly set up, dirty and generally substandard. The management engages in unethical…read morebilling practices, does not respond to communication and makes it impossible to cancel your membership.

Naturally Awesome…read more I've been going to the same gym for 4 years and they recently closed. Looking for a new gym is a real pain, there are so many choices and it's not an easy decision to make. CoMotion is unlike any gym I've ever been to, in a good way. When I first started working out I was looking for more flexibility as one of my primary goals. CoMo fits the bill for this - their group workouts have many standards like push-ups but they utilize "natural movements" and pepper in circuits with jumping, lifting, throwing and catching. The workouts are not easy - there is a dynamic warmup, then you do some circuits, with some stretching at the end, totalling around 60 minutes. My heart rate monitor shows that I'm putting out more effort and burning more calories than the "regular" group fitness classes I've been doing for years so that's way cool too. Their classes are scheduled at convenient times and the staff is super helpful. They offer a free 7-day trial so that made it super easy to try out before committing to extended visits. If it doesn't suck, it's not worth doing.

Well used and lovely park, see Jerry's review for one of the best historical summaries I've read on…read moreYelp. Those of us from Chicago are familiar with the Polish war hero, and this beautiful park is an appropriate tribute in a town that owes much to our Polish immigrants. It's a big park, and it's pretty well maintained though the County has trouble staffing lifeguards for the pool so it's often closed. There are no Polish restaurants around here but nearby is an Eastern European grocery store if you want to pack a picnic or there are many good Mexican restaurants near by to get take out for al fresco dining.

General Thaddeus Kosciuszko was born in Poland on the lower end of the upper class which placed him…read morein military training. He was trained in military engineering but he was also a passionate man who loved liberty. When the American Revolutionary War broke out, the 30 year old Kosciuszko came to the colonies to help out. He spent six years as part of the Continental Army, working as an engineer to fortify American facilities and also fought on the line. He befriended Thomas Jefferson. At the end of the Revolutionary War, the grateful Americans gave him a plot of land in Ohio and named him a General. He returned to Poland but left word that upon his death, his American holdings should be sold and the proceeds used to free and educate slaves. (That was a pretty radical concept in the 18th Century!) As Poland was an inviting target for invading armies, Kosciuszko returned to the Polish army and fought to repulse the invading Russians in 1792. The Polish king surrendered, Kosciuszko was wounded and captured. He was exiled in 1796 and was never able to return to his homeland. A hero in both America and Poland, Thaddeus Kosciuszko was a central figure in Polish communities all over the world. A statue of him can be found in any city with a large Polish community, and Milwaukee was no exception. A collection was made to raise funds to commission Gaetano Trentanove to create a statue of the Polish hero. Gaetano Trentanove was born in Florence, Italy on February 21, 1858. By way of Chicago's 1893 Columbian Exposition, Trentanove wound up in Milwaukee where he had a studio and taught at the Layton School of Art. Trentanove statues can be found around the world but also in Milwaukee's Wahl Park, Oshkosh and Lancaster, Wisconsin. In 1903, Trentanove's statue of Kosciuszko was cast in Florence and shipped to Milwaukee in two pieces - the horse and Kosciuszko, to be reunited in Lincoln Avenue Park, in the center of the Polish community of Milwaukee's south side. (The park was renamed in honor of General Kosciuszko about the same time the monument was placed here.) The years have passed, the community has changed from Polish to Hispanic, but Kosciuszko remains. The statue was showing its age. Patina hid many details, damage was causing deterioration, his spurs were broken off and his scabbard was missing. The monument was in need of some serious restoration help. A group was formed to that end, called the "Restore the Kosciuszko Monument." The group documented the statue and collected the funds needed to restore the statue. The monument underwent a thorough restoration in 2013. The bronze statue was removed and taken to a specialist in Ohio, where the patina was removed, repairs were made and missing parts were recreated. The missing scabbard was located. Meanwhile, the pedestal was cleaned and polished, in anticipation of the return of General Kosciuszko. See: http://www.rkmmilwaukee.org/ for the story of the restoration. Incidentally, most people pronounce his name as "kozz-ee-ESS-ko" but my Polish friends taught me long ago to call him "ka-ZHOOSH-ko" which I still endeavor to do.

This weekend I tried MKE Yoga Social for the very first time. This was their special full moon yin…read moreyoga and sound bath. I did not expect it to be so freaking awesome! The instructor Baobi Noel has a very warm, inviting voice and instantly made me feel comfortable. This yoga session was inside the Pabst brewery and hence all the photos of it. I captured the actual event with my eyes and hence don't have any photos of the sound bath session. Baobi guided us thorough an hour of yin yoga taking us through the different poses, making it very important for us to know that this session is our practice and to take poses as it feels comfortable. That coupled with sound bath maestro- Jordan, this whole session transitions one to a whole new state of mind. The combo of the sounds and vibrations of the quartz bowls, metal bowls and the gongs were in perfect harmony and i was pretty much put into a state of blissful trans and I had a blank mind (which does not happen often). I emerged from this session refreshed, grateful and with peace. Also tried their goat yoga and I absolutely recommend it. I recommend everyone to check out their sound bath class for sure. Can't wait to try their other classes to. ‍

Participated in the first ever New Year Nude You Yoga retreat. Three days of body positivity,…read moremindfulness, self care, community, new experiences, and new friends. The mindful activities helped to develop focus on myself and how I want to exist in the world. The mindful eating workshop with Chef Alsy was mind-blowing. There is so much to be gained by taking moments to appreciate all the senses that play a part in consumption. The meditation and flow classes held by Jessica and Baobi were incredibly relaxing and body opening. I'll be looking forward to the next event.

I work out with Jordan twice a week. He's a great motivator -- pushing you to your limit. Yet,…read morehe's not 'yelling' at you like some trainers do! He changes up your routine -- so you don't get bored with your workouts. He's genuinely concerned about his clients. He asks me about my regular workouts and my daily nutrition. If you are looking for someone to challenge you -- to motivate you --- and to help you live healthier, I'd definitely recommend Jordan.

From the owner: LIVFIT specializes in 1-on-1 personal training, small group and couple training, and virtual…read morecoaching for clients of all ages and fitness levels. Based in Milwaukee, WI, we focus on evidence-based, functional programming tailored to your goals, whether that's losing weight, building strength, recovering from injury, or simply building a sustainable fitness lifestyle. Every program is custom built, no cookie-cutter workouts, no judgment. We work with clients ages 25 to 75 and meet you exactly where you are.

I really enjoy n attend Wed night ballroom lessons with Jessica n Doug n their monthly social…read moredances. Matt n his wife do great salsa lessons on Thurs nights. Their 1st Friday of each month Salsa Latin dance is awesome. West Coast Swing on Sunday night is great also. They too have a monthly social dance . Great way to meet new people dancing. I met a great lady their at Jessica dance on June 15, 2023. He hit it off good n been together now for almost 28 months. I highly recommend.

I've been participating in some of the group ballroom lessons and attending the group socials, and…read moreit's been such an enjoyable experience! Jessica and Doug are absolutely wonderful--they have a natural talent for teaching and create a fun, welcoming environment that makes learning so easy and enjoyable. Their passion and energy truly make every class and social a highlight of my week!