I have never been to Camp Shamineau. I have however been to Rockridge Camp about five times…read more Rockridge is their sister camp near Ely, Mn. Aptly named, it is run by a strong Christian man by the name of Chad. He, and his staff, are some of the friendliest, hard-working, and most accommodating people you will ever meet. I am overjoyed to see that the organization is investing in Rockridge. It is a diamond in the rough and I hope and pray that it will have a long prosperous future. Our youth deserve that. Thanks Chad, Desiree, and staff. Hope to see you next year!!! God Bless. Dave Hafner and the Boys from the Sampson Society (a Christian Men's Club)

My daughter was given hot chocolate from one of the staff and suffered second degree burns on her…read moretongue. They denied her request to call her mother and didn't give proper medical treatment. A counselor had to sneak her ibuprofen from her bag because they refused to offer pain relief. I was never notified of the incident until she told me at pick up A WEEK LATER. Thanks shamineau. You made her first experience at camp a traumatic nightmare.

I was thrilled to be able to purchase 5 classes and become a part of this studio while vacationing…read morelast July. I love pilates and this studio was so welcoming and kept me active doing my favorite thing during vacation. I definitely recommend!!!

* hyper-efficient 30-minute workout * total body blast w/ a…read morequick pace * still feel it 3 days later (what a great feeling!) * genuine, personalized, research-based coaching from Emily and Tom How challenging could a 30-minute workout possibly be? This was my thought when my brother asked me to join him for a workout at Strength Studio when I was in Brainerd over Christmas week. I am writing this review on Monday, my workout was Friday, and I'm still feeling it in my arms and legs. Strength Studio has me hooked - and I'm definitely going back whenever I'm in town. The format of the workout is 1 set of each exercise, performed to exhaustion. This means you go until you can no longer perform a repetition with perfect form. At the point of exhaustion, Emily would typically assist me to perform one final rep, and I had to hold that position for 10 seconds. It's tough, but you feel a real sense of accomplishment when you're finished with each exercise. The exercises are I come from the traditional "3 sets of 10" world of lifting, so this was a new concept for me; I really enjoyed being pushed beyond my comfort zone for each exercise. Emily was my 1-on-1 trainer and proved to be a great teacher and motivator - you really need someone in your ear to push yourself to exhaustion in an exercise. But afterwards, its like you can feel yourself getting stronger. Because you're performing each only one set of each exercise and then moving on to a new body part, the workout flies by, and when it's complete you feel like you had an excellent total body workout, even though it only took 30 minutes. My home gym is a corporate gym in Las Vegas. And while that gym has similar equipment and machines to Strength Studio, I find it too easy to make excuses and not give 100% to each exercise: - "There's someone already on the machine. I guess I'll skip it" - "I feel too tired right now to finish this exercise" - "Is this the correct form for this lift?" Inevitably I leave for home unfulfilled despite spending an hour at the gym plus the commute. The 1-on-1 training with only 1 set for each exercise was a refreshing switch for me - and it left me craving for more workouts in this fast-paced style. If you're looking to make real changes to your body, I highly recommend checking out Strength Studio.

Highly recommended! Great place to get in touch with your health and fitness. They've done their…read moreresearch to guide you to becoming a stronger you!

Really disappointed. No real training for kids there as they rely on young amateurs for…read moreinstruction and no real drive to challenge campers. A lot of hype about star players participating/training there and saw no evidence for that. Disappointed in the lazy attitude toward improvement and summer camp atmosphere fuels that same mantra. Had much better training/experience with skating/stick handling camps in Phoenix. Regret wasting our money.

We are so glad we found this camp! We started out with just 1 week, my son was in tears when it…read morewas time to leave. He now goes for several weeks and still asks for more! Our son has grown so much thanks to MHC. He has really developed as a player and as a person. He has met players from all across the world (and country) and we see them at tournaments occasionally... so nice to see the kids meeting and making new friendships! They have not only great hockey instruction but they also help the kids understand the importance of doing their best in everything they do. (I love that they not only offer ice time but classroom discussion about teams and leadership!) Great family environment, with great coaches and caring owners! Would definitely recommend! Thanks MHC! We WILL see you guys again! As a great side note some of the counselors and coaches have even kept in touch with us to follow his hockey year. They have sent him encouragement and cheered on his success! I mean wow! Just awesome!

We were here for a corporate team building event. We used the ropes course and also ate lunch in…read morethe lodge. The staff at this facility were friendly, fun-loving, and welcoming. The ropes course was challenging for all skill levels and the staff was encouraging without being pushy. Definitely a great place for a corporate event, but be sure to bring bug spray.

The first time I played here, all I could remember was how many balls I lost - the tree-lined…read morefairways also tend to have thick underbrush that eat golf balls. So I reloaded my bag and played this week. I continue to be impressed by the great conditions, well-tended greens and the friendly staff. They sell great apparel in the pro shop - really nice technical gear. We walked the course - they have very nice push carts with locking wheels. Tip - full food/snack/beverage at #10 so you don't need to go to the clubhouse for that brat.

Be ready to golf with strangers, spend more time in the cart than on the greens, and settle for…read moreconcession stand food at the turn. We were forced to pair up with strangers in a 5-some, and even noticed several 6-somes on the course. The Legacy Courses, once a fun and challenging experience, seem to have lost their charm post-renovation. Unfortunately, the redesign feels like a missed opportunity. The courses now lack excitement, pose safety risks (with fences needed to protect against stray balls), and have awkward layouts, such as a lengthy 2-minute cart ride through a barren neighborhood just to reach the next hole. On top of that, Lehman's 9th hole is inconveniently distant from the clubhouse, leaving you with only a basic campground-style bathroom and a food truck offering little more than hotdogs, chips, and drinks. If you're looking for a better golf experience, consider checking out The Pines at Grandview, Madden's Classic, Madden's East, or Whitebirch in Breezy Point.

We played on both golf courses and were thoroughly impressed by their quality and challenges. The…read morestaff at the pro shop and the cart attendants were exceptional, enhancing our overall experience. We enjoyed the courses and were beyond impressed by how pristine they were. We would 10/10 recommend golfing here for a great experience!

Amazing family owned course with very challenging greens! Abundance of alcohol and drink options…read more Would 100% golf anytime I'm in town! Support small business!!

It's a fun little course but way overpriced for a par 3 course. I brought a group there and paid…read moreover $60 for golf. I thought this was for the whole 23 holes. They charged $30 more dollars to play the final 10 holes! My group was disappointed