I've been a member here for over a year, and I can definitely say it's a decent club. Definitely a…read moregreat place if you would like to play or recieve coaching on tennis. With 19 clay courts and many coaches, there's lots of opportunity for both adults and kids to learn and play tennis. The 25 yard pool is decent, but despratley needs a resurfacing. It is managed by https://www.swimsrq.com/ and offers swimming lessons for four mounts and up, according to thier website. The gym is functional and a good place to work out. It has all the equipment you would find in a regular gym, and it is almost always empty. The restraunt with a bar is good too. Would reccomend this club for children of any age and pets are welcome too. As of writing this, this club is growing faster than ever! They still have lots of repairs/work to do to it, but I would definitley reccomend checking it out!

Friendly tennis club. 19 Har-Tru courts, swimming pool, small gym, cafe/bar and best of all, no…read moreinitiation fee! If you want to meet people at the club, get a membership and come by for Triples at 11:00 am on Saturdays. Check out the website for more information.

This is my first time and I was attending a Women in Philanthropy Event. From the courteous ballet…read moreat the entrance, the lovely facilities, lined staff and tasty food, the entire experience was first rate. We dined on a grilled chicken salad with a chocolate torte for dessert. Everything was delicious. I would definitely return and recommend to others.

Great views and ambience form skyline parking lil hard to find. Great bar engagement. The brussels…read moreand the tomatoe ginger bisque had great flavor. The bayshore blue side salad was delicious. However the Sweet potatoe ravioli in basil puree sauce although decent version rendition, only came with 4 ravioli for $30+. The vegan short rib was different and enticing so over southern grits and roasted carrots purple orange, parsnip. I would have paired with a poblano chessy grit or horseradish mashed potatoe. The vegan short rib was smoky, had depth, had delicious flavor. The club ia beautiful and well appointed.

Nathan Benderson Park is beautiful, well maintained, and while there are few trees for shade,…read moreoffers great trails for walking, running, or biking. There is also a shaded playground for children, some tables and seating area, restrooms, and good parking. The water and park is also used for international rowing competitions. The trails continue around the lakes over to the Aquarium and UTC Mall. I was there at sunrise for my walking and it was beautiful.

Watched July 3rd, 2026 fireworks here at Nathan Benderson Park. We parked by Foxtail Coffee for…read morefree, and walked over. They also had fees to park in parking lots starting at $30, but you still had to walk. The walk wasn't bad at all and luckily the rain finished and it wasn't as hot. We stayed at the part of the park before the bridge. It was a nice set up with a walking trail, grass, a few picnic tables, inside restrooms and a playground. Two or three food trucks. The other side of the park had more stuff along with the VIP area. Liked this side of the park since we could comfortably place our chairs down in the grass and be close enough to the bathrooms. The music was streamed from the other side. I didn't like it because it was orchestra and classical music the whole time. The fireworks were ok and you saw it on the distance not too far. But the music made it sleepy for me. This is just my reminder for next year. At least we had good parking, weather, seats, & clean restrooms. Line for them wasn't too bad.

This is such a great stadium! It is conveniently located and is big, spacious and beautiful. I had…read morea great time! Not a bad seat in the house, although most seats aren't shaded and it can get very hot. Love that they have Pepsi and other bevys but the food options could be improved.

BLUF: Character, cleanliness, happy people and good concessions makes this stadium a great place…read morefor Grapefruit League spring training baseball. To date I have been to five of the Grapefruit League stadiums and Ed Smith is absolutely my favorite. Sure, I am an O's fan and biased but even so, it's a great stadium. I love the character of the Spanish-Colonial architecture, the breezy concourse, abundant trees, big bathrooms, overall cleanliness and throw backs to Camden Yards. Camden green is abound and I like that this feels like the Orioles spring training home and not just some generic stadium. Also, people here are just happy and friendly. Both the concessions and team store are great. The team store is large and has lots of O's gear. I wish that they had more Spring Training-specific stuff. Back in the day I got some nice gear that was thoughtfully designed to incorporate elements of Florida, the Grapefruit League and the Orioles. On my most recent visit most of the gear I found was classic Orioles gear with the words "Spring Training" added to it. Snooze. There are various concession lines throughout the stadium so lines are never too long. On my recent visit I stuck to classic baseball game fare like hot dogs, soft pretzels and beer. Most concessions have the same stuff but there is one that offers healthy options and one place that is dedicated to craft beer. Also, if you're into chicken, there is a Chick-fil-A onsite. There are a few official lots for the stadium that offer parking around $20 although we paid a local business to pay in their lot for $20 which was equally as convenient. The surrounding streets close before the game and the area can get a little trafficky so if you want to be there for first pitch be sure to give yourself to find parking and your seat.

It is what it is. I joined the 30-day trial for $9 online. The gym card came in the mail about…read morethree business days. -$39.95/month is 33% more expensive than LA Fitness ($29.99) and offers much less real estate, equipment and amenities. The only thing going for Snap is the 24/7 gym access. There is more than plenty of parking spaces. I have only frequented Snap Fitness during the evenings and there is never an issue with finding parking nor having to wait on machines. To enter the building, just tap the sensor with your gym card. Weight room/Machines/Cardio: -Overall new and clean. Cardio machines area is a bit small but never crowded -Cybex weight and cardio machines -Free weights that range from 2.5 up to 100 lbs -Massage table -Sports, Energy and Protein drinks available (and at a great price!) -HDTVs on practically every wall -Disinfectant wipes spread across the room -A digital and analog weight scale near the water fountains Washrooms: -There is a restroom with no shower and a separate men and women's washroom with shower -No worries about running out of toilet paper, they have two visibly stocked -The washrooms also smell great! -No lockers but cubbies near the front entrance TRX Room: -well ventilated and spacious with free weights and lots of resistance cables

Very small. If very many people are there at one time, it is easy to feel crowded. The positive is…read moreit has extended hours due to the key card entry.

I'm a pro/am dancer from Los Angeles looking for a local coach to train with for my frequent…read morevisits. This studio blew me away. Just open the door.. gorgeous studio, a dance floor you just want to dance on, smiling students and friendly instructors. Maks was exactly what I was searching for MORE! Everything you need is right here. Social dancing, exercise, shoes, attire, technique, joy and much more. Do yourself a favor and just stop by. I'm so thrilled to continue my dance journey here + can't wait for my next trip to come back + dance!

I started dating a wonderful woman that has a successful early career in ballet. Facing my fears, I…read moresigned both of my left feet and my girl for lessons. I come from the other side of the tracks so it was intimidating for sure. Getting there is the worst part. We were greeted by Evie, an expert in all respects, including teacher & professionalism. It's work and expands the neural pathways in the mind (synapses). Looking back and hopefully forward, it's been the best thing I did for the past few years. Thanks, Evie!

I would like to highly recommend SwimSrq. We worked with…read moreinstructor Kim C. She was amazing. Very helpful w/ my grand daughter. She made her feel very comfortable and safe everyday before they began. The results were higher than my expectations. Aria advanced from Beg. 1 to beg 2 in 4 days. Kim talked to her at her level and made her understand the reason why before beginning on every new task. Kim was so kind and professional and really dedicated. Thank you so much!

Do not use this company for swim lessons if you have a child with special needs who requires…read moreroutine and structure. This review is specifically for the LWR location, but also for the admin of the company. They will switch swim instructors without warning and force your child into uncomfortable situations with these new strange instructors. You will have no opportunity for a refund as they will offer you a make up class with another new instructor, even if your child is not comfortable. Every week seems to be new rules about which lanes are allowed to be used which also triggered my son who needs routine. Sometimes the kids are disrupted mid lesson to switch lanes/locations in the pool to allow for gym members to use certain lanes. Children are not allowed to use the bathrooms and when I asked about using the family bathroom I was told no because my child was wet. So good luck if your child needs to go to the bathroom- I guess they are expected to go in the pool (which my special needs child will not). I have a son without special needs and have also removed him from lessons here as the quality has really gone down hill over the past 2 months. We will be seeking lessons elsewhere in the area with a company who is open to teaching those of all needs and abilities.

I've been a member here for about a year now as it is close to home…read more The place is packed a lot of the time. They have high active membership as there are no other gyms nearby to pick from so let's hope more come into town. With the high volume of traffic you would think they would have a larger more active cleaning staff but nope. They say it is due to the staffing shortage but the place really needs more cleaning and often. There are dust bunnies everywhere, over flowing trash cans and paper towel dispensers run out quickly. The temp is higher than comfortable based on the number of people and the activity taking place. There are many trainers working with clients and they seem really focused. It is great they are attentive to their paying customers but they don't really see or recognize the other people working out are also customers. Thus they are not friendly or pleasant or even acknowledge you exist. I have gone over to ask if I could ask a question and nope...no help. This definitely doesn't make me want to hire any of them to coach me. There are a couple who seem to be very good trainers who actively engage with their clients vs standing around gazing so do your homework if you decide to hire and pay for services. The sales safe seem to be very active in opening new memberships but less interested in keeping the members they have. I am guessing because they have the market cornered in this area. The benches and equipment are starting to show wear and need replacing as the seats have splits and cracks. The classes seem to be full and active so although I haven't taken a class it looks promising and know my husband likes the spin classes, instructors and participants. I also wish they had a community where people could get to know each other. I believe it would be wonderful to have a supportive channel but when I asked...the answer was no and their was no interest in it at all. I've gone to the gym for most of my life and know with social media there are ways for members to engage. Back in the day there were bulletin boards but here there seems like little to no interest in creating a neighborhood unity. It is a fast traffic in and out thanks for your monthly payment. I have a Planet Fitness Black card and have driven over to W Bradenton and Sarasota where I find the experience better. The Sarasota location was cooler in temp and cleaner over all. I am really hoping that as LWR continues to grow more and different options come into the area. Would be great to have a Lifetime and another Planet Fitness here. Maybe then they'd be more interested in providing good service.

LA Fitness has the worst customer service that I have ever encountered at a gym. I had to cancel my…read moremembership because of surgery. Once the surgeon said that I could return to physical activity, including lifting weights, I try to rejoin LA Fitness as a member. I could not get anyone to help me with my membership. I called and emailing about rejoining with no success. I finally went into the gym in person and was given the brush off. I will never go back to LA Fitness and do not recommend them to anyone. There are too many other gyms available that want members.

A trainer there, James Maverick, rehabbed my injured shoulder in weeks…read more I had seen 3 chiropractors and a massage therapist for help; with very little progress. Wanting to avoid shoulder surgery, I spoke with James about it. He outlined a plan; I was skeptical but I followed his advice, and did the at-home exercises, as well. It's 100% now, and I became a massage therapist. I carry a heavy portable massage table and my shoulder is strong! Thanks, James, for saving me thousands in medical bills and from the pain of surgery.

I've been a long-time customer and recently brought a guest with me. I had forgotten that she…read moreneeded to bring her ID to register, and she wasn't aware of the requirement either. Unfortunately, the way the situation was handled was extremely disappointing and has made me seriously reconsider my membership altogether. The staff member, Cody, was incredibly rude and unprofessional toward both of us. My guest was fully willing to register and pay the required day fee, but instead of simply helping us resolve the situation, Cody insisted that she make a social media post in exchange for allowing her in. I found this highly inappropriate and completely unrelated to the ID issue. People forget their IDs-it happens. What was most upsetting wasn't the policy itself, but the way we were treated. Cody was dismissive, rude, and even mocked my guest at one point. That kind of behavior is unacceptable, especially from someone in a management position. As a loyal, long-time customer, I expected the situation to be handled with basic courtesy and professionalism. This experience left both my guest and me feeling disrespected and uncomfortable, and it has genuinely made me question whether I want to continue my membership.