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    The Peter Blum Family YMCA - EGYM  smart fitness

    The Peter Blum Family YMCA

    3.5(65 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed After 6 Years as YMCA Members…read more Unfortunately, after what happened today, we decided to cancel our YMCA membership and our children's swimming lessons. We have been YMCA members for six years. We have used this facility regularly, our children have taken swimming lessons here, and we have invested a lot of time and money into this membership. That is why today's experience was especially disappointing. I have already left a negative review about this YMCA, but today's situation honestly went beyond what I consider acceptable. This morning, I came to the YMCA for my workout. Around 11:00 AM, as I was leaving, I noticed an older woman in a white car trying to park next to my vehicle. There was no actual parking space available, and she was trying to squeeze into the area between the designated parking spaces. I didn't pay much attention at the time because I was in a hurry to pick up my daughter from daycare. After picking up my children, I returned to my car and discovered significant scratches on the plastic part of my vehicle. The damage was large enough that the paint had been completely scraped off. I immediately went back to the YMCA, hoping they could check their security cameras and possibly help identify the person responsible. Instead, I was told that they could not review the cameras themselves and that I needed to call the police. I was told that they would review the footage only if the police requested it. We called the police. An officer came and documented the incident. However, he did not even go inside the YMCA to review or request the camera footage. He simply explained that cameras of this type are often not clear enough to identify a license plate or a person's face. What I found especially frustrating is that there seemed to be no attempt to look for another way to identify the person. Even if the video quality was not good enough to clearly see the license plate or face, I suggested checking the approximate time of the incident and comparing it with the YMCA's membership check-in records. Members scan their membership when entering the facility. I had seen exactly where the woman went after parking, so it seemed reasonable to at least check whether someone matching the description entered the building around that time. Instead, I felt completely left on my own. I understand that the YMCA cannot be responsible for every incident that happens in its parking lot. I am not expecting the YMCA to pay for my car or to magically identify the driver. But after six years as a member, I expected basic cooperation, communication, and a genuine effort to help when something like this happened on YMCA property. The damage to my car was upsetting, but the lack of assistance and the way the situation was handled was even more disappointing. After six years, this was the final straw for us. We canceled our membership today and also canceled our children's swimming lessons. Very disappointed that after being loyal members for six years, this is how our relationship with the YMCA ends.

    I've been going there for a couple years and mostly do the classes. They have a wide range of…read moredifficulties, ranging from the tough (Body Combat) to ones geared for seniors such as chair yoga. I prefer the middle range with classes like Pilates and barre. I do wish they would mix up the class times once in a while because I've been going for about two years and schedule hasn't changed much so I end up doing the same classes each week. The instructor Jennifer is great. I love that she does different things each week so I don't get bored with it. The place is clean, large, good staff, nice pool. I like the E gym so you don't have to adjust weights as it remembers when you scan your bracelet. They have a lot of community/family based events.

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    Spitfire Farm - Pony lessons

    Spitfire Farm

    4.9(8 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    Let me just start out on how beautiful this place is. It is truly pretty and reserved next to a…read moresmall pond. There are multiple barns (only 2) here. One you will find next to the pond, more out next to reception. The second is the main one near the actual arena and such. Now for the horses. They are well fed, in great shape, happy and super pretty! They are also not overworked which I love. Some places work their horses to the max, but they care deeply about them! The camps they offer are amazing for everyone! They make sure you are comfortable with whatever horse you are riding and in general keep you safe. The people working and volunteering are super kind and nice! They make sure you have a good time and are safe. Overall the property is great, horses are great, everything's awesome. Thanks for reading.

    We didn't ride nor do we own horses, but we got a chance for a quick visit here when we were…read morerecently invited to attend a birthday party of the 7-year-old daughter of friends. She and her mom ride horses here. And the daughter has taken lessons. The farm is in an area that we'd never been to before. We were surprised to find such a large property with horse stalls for boarding. And other paddocks. And a ring for jumping and parading. My knowledge of horses is very limited -- I took some rides as a child in camp, but this is ages and ages ago. The party was by one of the stables. The kids had a great time -- first playing some various games, then later getting a tour and hands on experience with the different horses there. And those over 6 were able to sign up (with a parent's release signature) to take a ride around the ring. They provided helmets for safety. And the adults even enjoyed petting the horses. Our friends brought their own food and drinks. The venue provided the entertainment. If you're looking to take riding lessons, board a horse, or just ride you should check out this place. It's not inexpensive, but I gather that is the par for such activities. They even have a camp for kids with riding and other activities. I'm so glad we got a chance to visit here. We never would have found this place otherwise.

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    Spitfire Farm - Good ponies for learning

    Good ponies for learning

    Spitfire Farm - Nice barn with incredible stalls (you can also check your furry friends with the cameras in each stall)

    Nice barn with incredible stalls (you can also check your furry friends with the cameras in each stall)

    Spitfire Farm - Big shower area

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