This was one of my first times climbing and the experience and workers here were really great. They…read morehave trainings to teach everyone safety and how to belay a partner. The facility is HUGE with a ton of rope climbing options for belaying as well as the auto belays that don't require a partner. They also have a smaller bouldering section that was pretty difficult.

This is a cool spot in West Nashville for climbers of all levels! My husband and I recently signed…read moreup for monthly memberships, and we've loved stopping in for a climb a few times a week. Bonus - there's lots of free parking nearby! If you're a beginner (or even if you're an experienced climber in need of a refresh), there's plenty of instruction time during your first official visit. A team member will walk you through the ins and outs of climbing - from how to clip in with a carabiner to how to safely belay for a partner. There are plenty of auto-belays available on the second floor if you're climbing solo, and several traditional top rope courses on the first floor if you have a climbing partner. This facility even offers fitness and yoga classes as another membership perk. Climb is a very family-friendly establishment, and it's great to see so many young kids excited about climbing. Some of these kids are even better climbers than experienced adults! That said, I would love to see an adults-only night every so often ... even once a month would be great. The gym can get pretty busy during peak times, so you may have to wait a bit for the route you'd like to climb. It's unclear how often they change up the routes, but there's also something to be said about taking another stab at a familiar route and trying to improve your climb. So far our interactions with the staff have been helpful and friendly, and they even offer discounts for members looking to buy their own gear!

The location itself isn't very spacious, which in itself isn't a very big issue, but the…read moreutilization of space isn't done well. Climb west Nashville is a massive step up in layout space and design. And Murfreesboro location is by far the best Stairs located in the middle "hangout area" very overcrowded, mats only 6 or so feet from the walls, which puts everyone watching on the edges of the mats and center of the gym with no room to walk anywhere. Holds are the worst I've experienced in gym climbing, many of the holds are loose, and it seems like there are way too many routes set to perhaps make up for the fact that there isn't a lot of wall to work with, but the route setters must be high, arrows pointing in wrong directions with no clear start holds identified on most v2-v5 routes. Lastly the largest section of the climbing area is the cave, which nobody seems to use or at least is under utilized, just go to Murfreesboro or West. Seems like they need a max capacity or a website to book times on to free up some space, also they need to have some route setters from a different location to come to the rescue. Overall super friendly climbers and staff!

You guys need to train your staff better on your in house policies. I called in to put my account…read moreon hold months ago to take a break from the gym and the staff member just asked my name and said he'd take care of it. Apparently you have to go online to do it but that was not communicated as it should've been. There was then months of accruing charges after that. Fast forward a few months and it became a whole annoying to do contacting people all the way up to the GM to get my account back in good order so I could climb again.

I am genuinely so disturbed by what I just witnessed in the back of this community center. There…read morewas a day summer camp eating on picnic tables behind the building while one of the counselors was blasting extremely explicit rap music. The oldest kid in this summer camp was no more than 10 years old. Some looked as young as 5. None of the music was the "clean version". Almost every single song mentioned sex. It took everything in me to not walk over there to see what the hell was going on. I had to post something about it, because I would NEVER let my kids step foot in something like that.

I so love McCabe Park Community Center!…read more They offer a full gym with basketball courts, a running track, cardio machines, weight rooms, and the option to rent the facility. I love that it's modern and new and the staff is always friendly. They offer memberships and a 10 pass package for very reasonable prices, but what's amazing is that if you want to stop in for a one time visit to take a class or use the facility, it's only $3!!!! I have been to fancy gyms that charge $20 if you don't have a membership. Ridiculous. The classes are also great, I love the boot camp they offer and it will totally kick your butt! It's not for the faint of heart. My only complaint; I wish they were open on Sundays! But overall a lovely facility that I am so pleased to have in my neighborhood!

I am infuriated that management does not seem to care about folks that cannot bathe in the sun @…read morethe Franklin location! I understand there was a lawsuit, and the lifeguards have to take up the whole shady area for emergency purposes. But, you could at least accommodate and provide for us otherwise. It's absolutely ridiculous that I see people who are paying good money for membership having to bring their own chair umbrellas, and I'm having to stuff my lounge chair in between two freaking picnic tables that are occupied. Word of advice, I suggest you remedy this situation as quickly as possible and definitely before it opens next year. I would think anybody in their right mind would've already had this well planned out before the pool opened, but it gets worse every time I come. On the other hand, you may have a lot more lawsuits for people getting sun cancer because you can't provide umbrellas for those of us that require it, to take shade. I have never been so disappointed in something in Franklin, Tennessee. You should demonstrate more class and consideration than this mess! And, I've been a resident of Franklin my entire life. I have been a member of this facility for many years, but you have completely failed this year in regards to the pool area. I'm so disappointed in this location! To add, there are many many more people that feel the same way I do. I've been talking to a lot of people. I have a feeling you're gonna lose a lot of memberships from this point forward, unless you change things. If you want to complain to the Director, his name is Gordon Hampton x 2015. One more thing you need to know, "adult swim" is interrupted by all the lifeguards taking break in the deep end to do splashing contests. So, I had to void my plans of quietly floating on my back. The young adults (lifeguards) overtook the entire area, and the older adults had no room to enjoy it. Again, bad management! Horseplay should be done before and after hours, not during public operation. It also gives a bad impression to the little ones, when the older kids act crazy and carelessly in the pool. There are proper times and places for everything!

My nephew's travel soccer team recently played here. The facility and grounds were ok. Nothing…read moremind blowing. The restrooms could use some cleaning. Nice view of the soccer fields. They have bleachers if you happen to not have your own chairs. There's a covered pavilion area and a walking track. There's ample parking available. Overall , this is a decent park.

It's good for what it is and conveniently located. The hours online, on the door, and from the…read morestaff are all different - so that's weird. The facility is clean, but some of the rubber hand pads on the weight machines are deteriorating and sticky, and that's fun to grab onto. One of the bathroom door stalls is broken and opens on the inverse. Careful not to clock yourself in the head that way like me. Both of those things are a $20 fix. Like I said - it's good for what it is.

I've only come to Sevier Park Community Center to attend a dance class that one of my favorite…read moreinstructor teaches, but am always impressed with this location! They offer an indoor basketball court with a track above the gym, a good amount of classes, outdoor basketball courts and tennis courts. The cost for a drop in class or to use the facility is a very affordable $3 and I've never had an issue getting parking and the staff is very friendly. If you are in the area and want to check out a great facility, you should keep SPCC on your radar!

Great staff! Great equipment! Great day programs and classes!!!…read more Randall Christy Thomas Sunny Cam Zae

Coleman Park is basically just an open field with a small playground and a walking path. It is okay…read moreenough, but really nothing spectacular. I will give it three stars.

This is one of the best lap swimming complex I've been to while traveling. For people over 60 the…read more$4 fee is dropped to $2 The pool is setup for 50 meters (long course) until 11a and the shift the lanes to 25 yds (short course). The aquatics Director is a great guy. He runs the swim team workouts in the am, but leaves several lanes open for lap swimming. There is also a 3-lane 25-yd (shallow) for swimming lessons & the facility also has a full exercise gym. One cool thing about this pool is the standing ledge at the wall that makes resting more comfortable. Love swimming in this pool!

The highest praise for this facility!!! It's well-equipped, very clean, has friendly staff &…read morewelcoming members!! (Proximity to Life Trail a real PLUS!) **Very appreciative of consideration shown Active Duty & Veterans of U.S. Military!!

Seven Minutes is one of the best gyms I've been in Nashville! I love the 7 minutes, 7 stations…read moreformat and the nice blend of HIIT and Strength training with lots of different machines. The screens show the workout so it's nice to follow along. As someone who isn't the most experienced in fitness, I felt comfortable and there is usually a coach who will help with adjusting weights or providing modifications when needed. It's also nice that you are doing the workouts "with other people", but you have your own lane to do your own thing. I also love that they have an infrared sauna and two lanes for open gym. Talk about flexibility for our busy schedules! There's a class every 7 minutes for pretty much an entire day (even in the middle of the day), so this allows me to come whenever I have time and I will never miss a class here. Ashley, who is the owner, is the absolutely best! She made my friend and I feel so welcomed all week. We love to see a woman-owned gym and she's just an amazing person! During the week, I also got to know Keith and Myles, and they were awesome, encouraging, and really helpful. Highly recommend everyone to try this gym. They have a week trial and I got hooked after my trial and signed up!

Seven slaps If…read moreyou're looking for an efficient, guided but not bossy, full body workout- this is it! You go through 7 stations for 7 minutes per station. The tv guides you what moves to do and for how long. But if you don't like it just switch it out for something else. If you have authority issues like I do because you had a traumatic childhood and sometimes when you get yelled at you freeze, but still need guiding during a workout, then this place is for you my friend! And there is usually dogs here which makes my heart so happy and is my fun reward for post workout. I will run barefoot through hot broken glass if it means I get to cuddle a puppy afterwards.