My son loves his coaches and always looks forward to coming to class to learn tricks and get some…read moreenergy out. We are so grateful to have this outlet for him!

Immediately when we entered The coach greeted us and knelt down to talk to my son one on one. I…read morecould tell he genuinely cared and wanted my son to feel included. Somehow he kept the attention of 15 5 year old boys! He had them following directions and being respectful, it was wonderful to see. My son loved all the obstacle courses and the one on one time The coaches dedicated to helping him perfect his front rolls. He was smiling ear to ear when class was over and said he couldn't wait to come back

I signed up for the Unlimited Starter Pack (2 weeks) hoping to explore aerial classes and see if…read morethis was a good fit. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing from both a customer service and overall support standpoint. My first class (Aerial Silks) was less than satisfactory--I actually had to leave early due to motion sickness. While I understand that part is personal tolerance, I was hoping to try other classes within the package before making any longer-term commitment. Shortly after, I had a family medical emergency that required me to leave town to bring a family member back from Montana and help coordinate care at Cleveland Clinic. This obviously limited my ability to attend classes during the remainder of the 2-week window. At the beginning of the second week, I received a call from a representative offering to "help me sign up for classes." I tried to explain my situation and asked if there was any flexibility--specifically whether I could convert my unused time into an Introductory New Flight pack (even if I had to pay an additional fee), so I could properly try classes after my family situation stabilized. Instead of addressing my request, the conversation repeatedly shifted toward selling me a monthly membership. I explained multiple times that I had only attended one class and was not in a position to commit, but the focus remained on upselling rather than listening. What stood out most was the lack of empathy regarding my medical emergency. The call eventually ended abruptly, with the representative saying she was "sorry she called," which felt dismissive and unprofessional. Overall, this experience felt less about supporting new students or encouraging participation in the sport, and more about pushing memberships. I had hoped for a more understanding, flexible, and customer-centered approach.

This studio is not only money hungry, but also has a rude and off putting staff. Not the vibe.read more

I have a Peak Plus membership that I purchased at the beginning of the year, and I finally made it…read moreout to the new Beachwood location. The club is enormous, beautifully designed, and very well equipped. The fact that they have two hip adductor/abductor machines is much appreciated. The evening before my visit, I signed up through the app for the 30-minute Belly, Butt & Thighs class in the non-heated studio. About six of us arrived only to wait a little over 10 minutes because the previous class ran long. I later learned it was the instructor's second class at this location, so a few timing hiccups during a soft opening are understandable. The class itself was fantastic. The instructor was energetic, knowledgeable, and put together a great workout. I burned nearly 200 calories in just 30 minutes and especially appreciated finishing with a proper cool-down and stretching session. I also found out she teaches an upper-body class beforehand, which I'll definitely be back to try. I'm excited to check out some of the heated studio classes as well. My only suggestion would be to allow members to reserve classes a little farther in advance. Right now, the app only allows bookings 22 hours ahead, which can make planning around a busy schedule difficult. The locker rooms are beautiful. The lighting is , the lockers are spacious and clean, and I loved the private restroom stalls, Dyson hand dryers, sauna, and body composition scale that measures height, weight, and BMI. The Rest & Recovery Lounge (with tanning and hydromassage) wasn't open yet, but I'm looking forward to checking it out once it's up and running. If I had one area for improvement, it would be cleanliness. I completely understand the club is still in its soft-opening phase, but the restroom floors were a bit dirty with some litter, and the treadmill touchscreens could have used a quick wipe-down. More cleaning stations throughout the club would also be helpful. Given how impressive the rest of the facility is, I think paying extra attention to those details will really elevate the overall experience. (Then again, I might just notice these things more than most! ‍) Overall, I had a great first visit. The staff was welcoming, the instructor was excellent, and the facility has everything you could want in a modern fitness club. Once the final touches of the opening are complete, I think this location is going to be an amazing addition to the area.

Went with my 2 best friends and their grandsons, to Shop and Play at Southpark Mall. A first time…read morevisit for all of us. Great concept. You can either leave your kids and shop. Or stay and play with your child. Many fun areas. Ball pit, jump house, trampolines, climbing areas, dress up items, play kitchen, many riding toys. Also a smaller fenced in area for 3 year olds and younger. Lots of variety. It was a weekday afternoon when we went. Not super crowded. All in all a fun place for kids to run and play. The negative is, I would never suggest leaving your kids alone there. The supervision is lacking to nonexistent. I couldn't tell if it was just the cashier there alone, or if someone was helping her. She spent the entire time talking to another woman. Not one person was even watching the kids. No one ever walked around. The cashier's small son was there. And he was an uncontrolled kid. Running around, very wild. So while it is a fun place. I would say to never leave your kids there alone.

My kids are obsessed!!! Haven't seen them smile this big in a long time. Highly recommendread more

Great place for kids wanting to develop as a gymnast and experience a diverse set of skills while…read moremaking friends

We have two boys (6 & 8) who go there for their "Gymkata" program - basically the kids (mostly…read moreboys) do obstacle-course-like lessons, running and jumping and tumbling and bouncing. The boys love the physical activity and the low-formality approach to gymnastics. The instructors are great, and the prices are good. The facility is great for how they use it. We like the staff in general, and we're very happy with our experience overall. Today we also just had a birthday party there, for both boys, and the party was so great it prompted me to come write this review. They were great with helping us get it scheduled, and super-nice each time we called because our kid-count had gone up. In the end we had 28 RSVPs and 23 actually show, and everybody commented on how great the party was. The instructors were *amazing* - attentive to us and the kids, proactive in taking care of nearly everything, the kids loved them, and they (the instructors) were clearly having fun, too. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. (And the price is as good or better than comparable places.) Overall, I'm thrilled we found this place - it's been great for us!

I had been going to Yoga Roots for 7-8 years and often purchased annual passes. This past year, I…read moresustained an injury and was unable to attend yoga. I contacted Yoga Roots to ask for a partial refund or some other negotiated solution to this problem, and I included a letter from my doctor. It was also under the recommendation by my physical therapist that I avoid yoga. I needed to contact them a few times to get a response. They finally suggested that I wait until I was recovered and they could extend my pass. However, when I contacted them a while later about this, they--once again--did not respond. One would think that since I had been going to the studio for 7-8 years, that they would be more interested in resolving this issue, but it became obvious they were not. If you are considering them as your yoga studio, you may want to ask them what their policy is for unforeseen accidents and medical issues. You may also want to reflect on the ethics of a business you choose to support. Yoga Roots has some wonderful teachers, but because of my recent experience, I could never recommend them.

Yoga Roots is a charming, welcoming, and peaceful oasis of a yoga studio and I am so pleased that…read moreit is within walking distance of my house! Coming off a long illness and series of abdominal surgeries, I have been anxious about getting back into exercise and yoga seemed to me like a nice, gentle way to get back into shape. So, my experience at Yoga Roots has so far spanned their selection of more gentle class offerings: - Slow Flow: The most vigorous of the classes I tried, this seems like it covers most of the bases of a regular vinyasa class, just slowed down somewhat in pace. - Basics: Slightly less rigorous than the Slow Flow, a good way to get acquainted with the poses and how the classes run. - Yin: My favorite so far; this class focuses on releasing deep tissue and ligaments - which is exactly what I need. I'd go to this class every day if it were offered! - Restorative: The most gentle of all; poses are lying down and utilize gravity to achieve a deep, slow stretch. Because I am so out of shape, I was relieved to find this studio to have a welcoming and non-judgmental vibe across all four of those classes and with all of the instructors I have so far encountered. In every class there is a deliberate emphasis on working at your own pace and doing what feels best for your body. With that attitude, I look forward to using Yoga Roots as a resource as I make my own progress back to wellness.

We've been coming to this Lakewood pool every day for a week. The woman at the front was always…read morekind -- but today, there was someone new we'd never seen before. Out of nowhere, she demanded to see our Lakewood ID, which we didn't have this one time, and turned us away like we were trying to sneak in. There was no large sign visible enough to see this policy -- just a sudden change in attitude from someone who didn't even know us or our family. What made it worse was the way she looked at us: we are a brown family, and the look said it all. We felt singled out, judged, and completely unwelcome in a place we've supported every single day. Even worse? We watched as white families came in right before and after us, and not one of them was asked to show an ID. Not one. Just us. If you have rules, enforce them fairly for everyone -- don't pick and choose who gets questioned based on how they look. This lack of consistency, courtesy, and basic respect ruined what should have been another fun day for our family. We'll be taking our money and our time to a place that treats all paying families with fairness and dignity -- no matter what we look like.

Very nice pool. Clean, friendly staff. We came because I signed my kids up for swimming lessons. We…read morelive in Cleveland, but I was impressed with how easy it was to find info about what they offer & to sign up for swimming lessons online. Then, the classes were small & I feel my children got the attention they needed. At the end, they let you know if they're ready to move on or not, which I think is a plus. They even did well with my ADHD child.

I've been going to this small gym for quite some time now that I really thought I already reviewed…read moreit on Yelp but there is a time for everything so here is another review. Keeping this one short and sweet. LOCATION -- Junker Fitness gym is on the main floor of an apartment building so residents who live there have free access to use the gym equipment. It is located right off of the Cleveland Shoreway (freeway) across from Edgewater Park. The actual neighbourhood name is called Detroit-Shoreway, I think, but it is also close to the Gordon Square neighbourhood of Cleveland. CLASSES -- If you're not a resident of the apartment building and therefore don't have access to use the gym equipment, then like myself, you can pay to attend a structured class with a licensed personal trainer. They offer group exercise classes which include HITT and yoga classes ($15/person). The HITT or High Intensity Internal Training classes are my favourite with instructor Christa R. on Saturday mornings. I've also taken Curtis's class and he normally teaches on Wednesdays. I LOVE the HITT class on Saturdays because Christa is a great fitness trainer and the class is limited to a small size of about 10-12 people. The class is 45 mins long and involves using dumbbells (weights), battle ropes, sledge puller, rowing machine, jump ropes, boxing punch bag, etc. We also do alot of body weight exercises such as pushups and squats. Different exercises are done with each class every week. The HITT classes are offered all year-round on Wednesday evenings around 6:30pm and Saturday mornings at 8:15am. The yoga classes are offered when the weather gets warm because the classes are on their rooftop outside. I wish their HITT classes were offered more often throughout the week because that's how much I LOVE them. I highly recommend Junker Fitness if you want personal accountability on your fitness journey. The owner opened a new location in Florida over a year ago now. **** - 38/150 total reviews in 2022 - 516 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 2 April 2022

Unexpectedly nice! Was surprised by the size and the variety of activities offered. Loved the…read morerowing machine!