Great place, with great amenities. Really like the atmosphere, the people, and the equipment. It's…read morealways very clean and both the staff and Jim members are very courteous

When I see pronouns on name tags I don't see employees giving customer service, I see political…read moreposturing. The employees are hired for nose rings and wild colored hair and not for doing their job or experience. You pay 220 a month and all they do is hijack you for more money all the time. They double dip once they sell you a membership with lots of features and then they rent out those features and amenities to people that pay more, so you can't use what they sold the membership as, a classic bait and switch. The pool is great but you can only use when they are not reserving it for private use and lessons. The pickleball courts are great but you can only use them when they are renting them out for lessons, leagues and other money making events. I always feel like a sheep waiting to get fleeced by the employees trying to make quota on revenues. Buy this supplement, take this class, buy this lesson, try then drink, smh. They create an adversarial relationship with their so called "guest" by using them and not appreciating them. You are not a valued customer, you are "Mark" that has been lured in with fast talk so they can get access to your wallet. Once they get your membership, they could care less about your experience and use of facilities, now they want money to buy the use. Has you can tell from their app pic I posted, they are more concerned about employees than customers or guest.

I finally made it out to The Picklr and can't wait to get back. This place just flat out gets it…read more Great looking courts with chain link barriers to minimize interruptions. The Picklr programming lineup offers open plays by skill level ($15 non member), a challenge court, as well as clinics and leagues. The lighting can be a little tricky but it's not something that will keep me away. I enjoyed the players I met there and love that I can play there anytime I want.

A pro membership for $139 per month allows "unlimited reservations" but only one at a time. Not…read moresure that makes a whole lot of sense. The facility is nice but the limitations on memberships are such that they really don't want you coming around much.

Overall I enjoy the vibes of "The Strand." It feels like a tropical island with the straw pavilion…read moreand multiple sand volleyball courts. The bathrooms unfortunately are not as clean, but understandable as people track in sand to the bathroom. They offer food and drinks at the bar, though a little expensive. Water bottles are $2, and they don't allow outside drinks. They have cool events like fire shows and dancing here at "The Strand."

Premier volleyball courts with league play every night as well as cornhole leagues on Monday and…read moreWednesdays. Fun place to hang out and get some court time.

The equipment is good. I've been going here for about two weeks but the staff, with the exception…read moreof one or two, are less than desirable. Every time I needed help at the counter, they were either too busy talking to each other to help or just looked at you like you had something growing out the side of the neck. The staff is young but that's no exception for good customer care. Overall if you need somewhere to work out with a good environment then fitness connection works, but make sure you don't need anything from the staff cause you'll be waiting for a while.

That place is a fucking shit they charged us just for going to apply they stole 120 dollars and we…read moredidn't go for a day that doesn't work I don't recommend them

I moved to this location due to the closing of the Josey Ln. location. I'm very impressed with the…read morequality and cleanliness, but the friendly greeting from Mia is the best part.

Update: La fitness yall need to higher people to do a better job cleaning. This is ridiculous and…read morenot an isolated incident the amount of dust that is on some stuff is yrs worth not just a month or a week. The showers are disgusting. The crazy thing I see people walking around barefoot What happen to the signs on the wall about being at least partially clothed in the sauna? You have old dudes walking and sitting with there named ass and balls on a community wooden bench in the sauna. Dont get me wrong I have no issue with them wanted to be in their birthday suit i played sports in high school but at least sit on your towel dont drag ur sweaty bean bag and your nasty crack all over the benches where someone else is gonna sit. Some of the staff have been notified and put up signs then 2 days later the signs are taken down‍. Do a better job LA Fitness i know your not elite anymore but take some pride. People still come here because they remember what you once were. Don't even get me started on the lockers who's bright idea and penny pinching idea was putting compressed wood lockers might as well have made them from card board for all they lasted its an embarrassment. Even Planet Fitness which i hate has better lockers!

Great gym, Mia. the manager was extremely helpful in getting me set up for a multi day pass. Great…read moreequipment, great layout, great people.

Mia, the club manager is a rock star!! We have been asking for fans fir 3+ years in the group…read morefitness room. Per requested a week ago we asked for more pilates rings and she brought more in last Thursday. At that time we asked again for a fan and it was supplied in 5 days. Soooo impressive! She deserves a bonus!

Finding affordable summer swimming lessons for kids has become increasingly difficult over the…read moreyears. In the past I have tried to secure a spot at the Flower Mound CAC, but signing up on their website is akin to buying concert tickets. As soon as registration opens you have about a nanosecond to hit the button or you're out of luck. It doesn't help that the pool of lifeguards (pun intended!) keeps shrinking every year resulting in fewer classes. Just as I was ready to give up my search and throw in the towel (pun intended again!) I discovered Lakeside Aquatic Club. Their classes are held year round at the LISD natatorium/Westside Aquatic Center. It's an indoor facility so parents can watch comfortably out of the unforgiving Texas weather. Also, the cost is comparable to the CAC, which is far less than what the local swim schools charge. Students are divided into small groups according to their skill level so they get lots of individual attention. The instructors are experienced and have so much patience with the kids. I also appreciate how quick and concise the communication is. Any time your child advances to the next level by acquiring new skills they will notify you by email the same day. Not only did my son learn a great deal over the summer, he enjoyed every minute of it. I will be happy to enroll him in future classes here, especially without the stress of having to spam the button to be the first in line!

We have been members of the LAC family for the past 4 years. My son (10) is not incredibly athletic…read morebut he loves the friendships and growth he's gotten from this team. His coach Coach Chrissy is incredible. She's both tough and understanding, and just gets through to these kids. His former coaches Coach Tony and Coach Leslie have all been great as well. We have such supportive families and the kids learn from that! My son swam both club and summer league when we lived up north and neither program compared to what you get from LAC. While the competition can be tough, it's very positive and there is such a great comradely among the kids. In fact, my younger daughter (7) that grew up at pool and said she would never be on a swim team, signed up with LAC in October. She went through the Red and Black teams with Coach Sam. He is perfect for the littles!! She's now in the Bronze group with Coach Leslie and it's so awesome to see her move through the team so quickly with such strong technique. This team is huge but it's an amazing family! As our third swim team experience it knocks the socks off all the others. Thanks LAC for having a great team and great coaches!

Poorly run program with low ethical standards. I have personally witnessed the Program Director…read moredoing a private workout session with a kid. He has no real understanding of basketball fundamentals. I have also witnessed him at basketball tournaments on multiple occasions. He conducts himself poorly on the sidelines and encourages a hostile environment.

The coach was yelling and cussing at the kids. telling them they are no good. You have to see it to…read morebelieve it. Disgraceful! I can't believe anyone would talk and treat kids they he does! it's appalling. Please do not give him your time or money!!

Been coming here 3x a week now for a bit and love the convenience of it!…read more For the price, what you get is excellent. The workout floor is amply stocked with machines and free weights, there are even sanitization wipe stations scattered throughout the floor to wipe down equipment after use. There are small combination lockers to store your keys, wallet, etc. while you workout, too. If you like this sort of thing, there are a variety of channels on simultaneously across several wall-mounted TVs and the tuned channels are labeled under the TV itself. You can use headphones (wired or wireless I believe) to tune to your preferred channel. I prefer to listen to music on my phone during a workout instead. The rest of the facilities are great, too! Small rooms for classes, childcare facility (hours vary, check the website), pool, chill zone (hangout place with air hockey, fooseball or table tennis, and video games), and when it's warm out, a mini water park outside! The locker rooms are large and have swimsuit spinners to de-wet them quickly. I love having an affordable membership here (for the whole family!) and love bringing my daughter to practice volleyball and basketball in the gym during open gym time.

Fitness classes need improved. Most of the instructors are great but you have to pay extra. They…read moredon't have a limit on the number in classes and it can be poorly managed by the front desk. Sometimes the weight classes are so full that it is unsafe. Often times people enter the yoga classes late (even up to 20 minutes) after the class has started (and they are not quiet or considerate when they settle themselves in). Several of us have written comments, given suggestions and brought this to the management's attention for over a year but they don't seem to care.

This was strictly OK. Seems like the staff strongly favored kids whose families were members of the…read moreY (that's my own observation, not something my kid reported). Will look elsewhere next year.

My 7 year loved it and keeps asking to go back. He got to do all the stuff we were hoping he would…read moreget to do with Scouts but didn't: BB Guns, horses, boating, archery, swimming in a lake... It's on a lake and they do a blend of indoor and outdoor activities, the counselors were all fantastic as were the other children. You don't want to send your kids here too often or at least have a couple of weeks break in between since they get a lot of sun and are exposed to bug bites, but hey that's what summer is supposed to be like. The only thing my child didn't like was the bus ride each day to & from our local YMCA, since I think it was about 30-40 minutes. They also have a facebook page and post pics of the camper activities daily so you can get a feel for whats going on.