It's great to have a gym on this side of the river, not only boulder/scramble but also belay. There…read moreare even some pulley systems to self belay if you don't have a buddy. Safety is #1 here, the paperwork as a first timer and the orientation was *extensive*, so carve out 10 minutes for that. They do test you on belay abilities before they let you belay someone, which includes tying knots to the harness and carabiners. If you don't pass, you can't belay someone else but you can still use the self pulley belays. There are spots to chill and regain grip strength, and the gym is pretty clean. Staff were helpful. One star less because they do not have half sizes for shoes. It motivates you to get your own but for those just getting into this sport and wanting to keep the investment to a minimum until you decide, it's not comfortable. It's a gym in the area so I'll take it. I went for a holiday deal for the day pass was $16 and shoes were $4, and they do charge for rental chalk. I honestly wouldn't go for any other pricing, so I'll be looking out for the deals to return again.

Great first experience at this spot: friendly and helpful staff, good facility…read more We went as a group of 3 with the $90 staff belay option. This is a good option for beginners and if you just want to start climbing and not worry about learning belaying. Anna was so supportive and helpful. The staff member helping you really does make or break the experience. We were given the harness to step into as well as shoes that should fit snugly. Then we started at the beginner wall to get our feet wet. We moved on to a few other walls, one with an automatic belay. The climbs are marked by difficulty level so a 5.8 is harder than a 5.5, for example, based on ease, size of the holds. You follow the color of your climb basically. We all got a good workout. An hour is good because you need to rest in between climbs usually. Perhaps the instruction option for 5 people would give you more techniques but this was fine for us. The space isn't that big but we didn't feel cramped. However if it was crowded you probably would have to wait. But no problems today on a Sunday at 11:30 am. If you have workout gloves they'd probably help with callouses on the hands. We didn't try the regular free climbs. There's cubbies to put your shoes and bags and lockers in the bathroom if you have a lock. I wouldn't want to bring anything valuable in there because there's a lot going on and someone intent on mischief could have a field day... hopefully not though! They seem to offer membership options and events. No issues parking. I would come back!

The bar - wonderful…read more But - the rest - awful. Came here for a birthday party. The pizza came out an hour late - most of the kids left before they even ate. But - the bathrooms - holy good god. They haven't been cleaned in I'm unsure HOW LONG!! Urine all over the walls, the toilet, the floor. Hair stuck in the urine. Absolutely disgusting and unsanitary. The bathrooms also had NO soap to clean the filth off your hands.

Half of the place is empty of activities or 'under construction' which means you should probably…read moreonly charge half the price, right? - we just paid $45 for two kids (one hour and socks) and that's ridiculous. It's dirty and smelly - don't think you can clean up either because the hand sanitizer stations AND the bathroom soap dispensers are empty (and half the ladies room stalls are locked up- unless you count the stall without a door). I really don't know how they stay open at this point.

I've been wanting an adult ballet class since I officially 'grew up' and it took me until 40 years…read moreold to finally find this studio - and I'm so glad that I did! Not only does it hold true to the name 'beginner' class (others I tried were false advertising) but the whole class itself was exactly what I wanted, and my body needed. The owner Heidi is phenomenal and so patient with everyone who attends- she has a true teachers heart and the talent of a professional athlete / dancer. Taking a fitness class from anyone can be made or broken by the leadership and you won't be disappointed by the experience here. I can't wait to keep attending and continuing to be (finally) excited to move in a workout!!

I highly recommend Peak Gymnastics to any parent looking for a positive and enriching gymnastics…read moreexperience for their child.

I had an assignment of entertaining 3 children under the age of 7. I found the perfect inside…read moreplayground. It's a " sock off" environment. I watched the children climb, tunnel, ride and slide for several hours. The only noise I heard was laughter and why do we have to leave. There is an upstairs party area to celebrate your pride & joy. It's plenty of parking and priced very reasonably.

Great indoor play place for my 3.5 year old to play independently…read more Will definitely keep returning

Place is very clean! Staff is fantastic! Management was helpful…read more My kids had a great time! Would definitely go back!

USED TO BE NICE BUT now it is Extremely unruly. teenagers walking around starting fights with 10…read moreyear olds. Staff is nowhere to be found. total free for all. theres a bunch of kids working there watching other kids thier own age. The managers are completely useless and have no clue what is going on. all they do is stand around a socialize with each other. The only adults I. The entire place is the parents, don't go after dark or you may be risking your life. they don't monitor the time limits. I pay for an hour and I get stuck there for 5. Place is a total nightmare . way better group at bounce or adventure park in Danbury. there's also new fun park opening in the galleria.

CrossFit just wasn't for me. CrossFit workouts in my experience lead to intense and and muscle…read moresoreness, especially for beginners like me. According to an article from Marathon Handbook "CrossFit, like most types of exercise, isn't necessarily inherently bad for you or dangerous; however, one of the primary risks of CrossFit workouts is getting injured." I have seen and experienced improper form or technique during CrossFit workouts which can increase the risk of injuries, reason 1, why I left. Overtraining or pushing oneself too hard without proper rest and recovery can lead to burnout or fatigue, reason 2, why I left. Even though they start new comers with "foundational workouts" I wouldn't recommend this type of workout training if you're a new beginner in your fitness journey. If you do decide to join, listen to your body and explore other places to workout. There are better alternatives for beginners.

My daughter has been coming here for years . The sense of community and love that she has felt is…read moreincredible with Dave as her trainer and Christina as her nutritionist she is blessed.

It's an amazing studio for your child to learn how to dance and to learn new techniques and to meet…read moregreat people!