I was reared by European parents, one artist and one physicist, who don't believe in valorizing…read morerich bastards who flaunt their material goods. (not that all rich people are bastards, mind you) We played tennis but never competed. We played on old, cracked, outdoor, forgotten courts because then we didn't have to deal with anyone else. I played in skate shoes, flannel shirts, and jeans (it was the '90s!). We love to swim but we take more time to complete a lap than an asthmatic turtle. So when I hear 'tennis club' I cringe. I automatically think of upturned noses. But after four times of hitting balls around at Chippewa, my apprehension is waning. This ain't no snobby country club. I'm a plus one on my partner's family's membership so I can't tell you anything about cost. I can tell you, however, that there are: - six well-maintained really-high-ceiling indoor courts with water stations and benches. - draw-nets that separate the courts. - large wheeled carts filled with tennis balls. - a lot of people taking lessons which means you get a range from Eastern students with blond ponytails and 80 mph serves to 50 year-old men with sweat bands on their heads who can hardly hit a ball. - changing rooms with great little nooks that give you a little privacy and comfort - six spacious showers in private stalls with nice hot water - a small sauna - a full gym downstairs with aerobic machines, weights, etc. Always is empty when I'm there Still haven't scoped the pool but hope to do so soon. If you want a laid-back atmosphere with all-season courts but where you don't have to have a diamond ring or a beamer to join, this just might be your place.

I was invited here to play some Wolleyball with a few co-workers and friends. Wolleyball is…read moreVolleyball played in a Racquetball court. It makes for some interesting activity in the room with 4 walls. I was actually looking forward to it as I had not played in a while. The place sits hidden back off of Golfside Rd. It has a distinctive sign that you can't miss. Half way down the long driveway I was wondering if I was in the right spot. I then saw a building so to the left I turned. Hmmmm.....Seems deserted and vacant. It took me 15 mins to call the club to ask if I was at the correct location. Nope! You turned left instead of right and you are at the Swimming pool and outdoor Tennis courts. Okie Dokie. The place is actually at the furthest end of the driveway. Once arriving at the actual building I noticed I was at the correct location because I actually saw people. After climbing the steps and entering the building there are Indoor Tennis courts, Soccer and Racquetball rooms. The charge is $6 to enter. There is a locker room for men and women. I would recommend bringing a lock. The RB rooms are located on the lower level along with Exercise equipment. It is not a new facility but maintained, We played 6 games and I felt the burn the following day. Overall, it was a fun experience once you actually find the correct building.

Training programmes are professionally organised. I joined one of their practice or improvement…read morecourses. All the participants including me enjoyed so much while learning with great fun. Value for money.

Love this club! Like the diversity if having tennis and pickle ball at one facility. The pros are…read moretop shelf. The facility is clean and well managed. The clinics sre so much fun. Couldn't ask for more.

Ok, I'll admit, I am not a member... but my inlaws are. I really enjoy this pool. It is spacious,…read morehas two water slides, a diving board and an awesomely large shallow area for kids to swim and play. They have typical snack bar fare and a large picnic table area as well as a great playscape for kids. They also have tennis courts, but I have not made it past the lounge chairs to check them out.

The people and staff are the difference. Updated & clean. Check it out. Although they are good you…read moreknow they want you to have a great experience. The pleasant greeting when you enter and are leaving the building makes me think how lucky I am to have found Novi sports. Bill L

I'm a relatively new member of the club, solely signing up for access to their tennis clinics and…read morecourts. I've been taking their advanced beginner clinics new for a few months and am beyond happy with the instruction. Coaches Taylor ans Niklas are both excellent and both coach and challenge to be better players. The entry level membership is currently $119 and while it's primarily for tennis programming access, you can also take advantage of these benefits: private swim and tennis lessons -group tennis classes for children and adults -dance classes and summer camps -summer all sports camps and tennis camps -adult swimming lane rental -swim team (tryouts required) -pickleball, tennis court rental -golf simulator rental -exercise class packages -esports gaming center -free open swim on Sat & Sun 1:00-4:00pm - service is offered until April 2024.  They offer another membership which icludes the fitness center and group-fit classes, but I've not explored those options yet. The staff are friendly and it's a huge complex. I totally recommend checking it out!

Liberty Athletic club is more expensive than most if not all other gyms in Ann Arbor, but I find it…read moreworthwhile, especially for families. The decor looks a bit dated compared to say the newly constructed L.A fitness - but the facilities are quite comprehensive - I use the strength training facilities, my partner makes use of the included fitness classes, and my kids love the indoor play area and pool, and great outdoor pool / recreation area during the summer. Great place to host birthday parties too. Hard to find this combo anywhere else. I also find that Liberty being independently owned leads to better service than I experienced at L.A Fitness and Planet fitness - the people who work at Liberty have often times been around for years and seem to care more. If you are a solo adult, the extra cost might be harder to justify. But for our family, this is hands down the best fitness club in Ann Arbor.

My husband and I have been members of Liberty Athletic Club for the last year and I have nothing…read morebut great experiences so far. In the last year they've been renovating quite a bit to update the spaces, equipment, etc, which has helped the overall vibe. They started by painting and reflooring the main workout room and are currently renovating and updating the indoor lap pool and hot tubs/saunas. The locker rooms are clean and the lockers are easy to use. The workout equipment is in great condition and even during their busiest times it's easy to get a treadmill or a bike. Plenty of TVs and things to keep you occupied with as well as you're huffing and puffing along. They have a few rooms for specialized classes--group fitness, spin and yoga. Now, I've only done the yoga classes so I can't comment on the others but the yoga classes I've attended were good (restorative yoga). I've always felt a million times better coming out than when I went in. There's a lot to do for families too. With a big kid's complex with a play area, rock climbing wall and indoor water park for fun during the winter months (also open in the summer). The outdoor complex is awesome and open Memorial to Labor Days. To be honest, this was the selling point for me. They have a few lap lanes for adult swimming (yes there are only two but I never had a problem getting a lap of my own this summer and I went several times a week) a bigger "play" area in that pool for the older kids/teens, and a splash/smaller pool for kids with a nice water slide. The outdoor cafe area has beverages, smoothies, frozen yogurt, and a few hot items for lunching. There's a small playground and even a few holes of mini golf in the complex as well. Plus outdoor tennis courts, of course. The club is big on tennis and they have a ton of courts inside as well. Plus classes, teams, and more. I feel like there's always a tennis club gathering when I'm there. There's a small indoor cafe as well with snacks, water, smoothies and such. They close around 7:30pm every day so it's more for lunch or a post-work pick me up before your workout. They have a small spa area upstairs with pedicures and massages. When you join you get a coupon for either or so I booked one and splurged on another. Great solitary environment. I had a beautiful pedicure and one of the best massages I've ever had. It's just a little pricey to do often, but if I could I would. It's definitely not a cheap membership, but I get a generous stipend from work for a fitness membership which covers most of the cost. If not for this I'm not sure I could swing it. But since I can, I try and make the most of my membership.

Excellent store, friendly owner. A family favorite tennis shop for many years now. Stop in, you…read morewon't regret it.

Owner is a great guy and super friendly. The selection of badminton rackets and shuttles were…read moreexactly what I was looking for. I'll definitely be coming back to get an upgraded racket from this guy once I'm ready and in the market!

A lot of selection at great prices. Staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Would recommend…read morefor any equipment or clothing needs!

Great service! Always easy doing business here. They can meet all of your tennis needs. Love that…read moreyou can rent out demos prior to purchasing a new racket and can also test it out on the premise in the back. FYI- Scott is the best!