Great gym! I do…read morepersonal training twice a week. I was in a bad automobile accident a few months ago. Unfortunately I was hit by a drunk driver. I recently finished physical therapy. And was given the ok to start working out again. Despite my injuries. My personal trainer Alyssa is fantastic. Knowledgeable and so helpful. Great personality. A goal of a workout is for one to be challenged. I can count on her to do just that. She is helping me regain my strength and confidence. Cannot thank her enough!

Every time I go to this gym I have something new to do! From pickleball to basketball. The pool…read moreinside and outside are large and amazing, and they both come equipped with hot tubs. Great place to ware your kids out! If you wanna play any games like pickleball and racket ball, all you have to do is go into the app and book a court.

Probably an odd starting statement for a 5 start review - but I think this is a great and unique…read moreplace but just not for me. --- Large area with multiple open bays and a great practice putting area, has more of a social aspect and I think it would be a great spot if you and friends wanted to rent a bay, or if you have kids and want to play with them on a simulator. I think if my kids were a little older I would really enjoy bringing them here. I booked one lesson and my coach was excellent gave me a great driver swing drill and identified a wrist hinge problem I had - I think it was well worth the price I paid for the lesson. So why wasn't it for me? I wanted an area for more focused practice where I just come in to my bay get my swings in and can practice with cameras and their competitor down the street fits that need a little better for me. They are very different venues and both have pros and cons - if you're like me and want a pure practice schedule with lessons then it may not be as good of a choice. If however, you want to bring kids or use the simulator with friends I think its a great spot.

Victoria is easily the most knowledgeable golf instructor I've worked with. And I've worked on my…read moregame with a lot of pros. And the putting green, hitting bays, screens and Trackman devices are all state of the art.

I joined this Y about three months ago because it's the only Y in Cincinnati that offers the EGYM…read morecircuit machines. It's been phenomenal! After obtaining a special wristband to coordinate the machines for your personal goals, staff takes you through the 11 machines, which offer a total body workout. For me this is about building bone density and strength. They also offer both indoor and outdoor pools, along with MANY classes, and children care. Tons of free parking. Great staff!

I joined to attend water fitness classes. Their signup process is inefficient and cut throat. They…read moredon't have a semester or a specific term. If you want to attend the class you need to sit by your phone or the app, at a certain time, and vie with others to get one of the spots. If you don't get one of the spots, they will put you on a waiting list. But, if people are not going to show up for the class, they probably won't call the desk to cancel. I suggested that they add another class/instructor but they seem to be saying that that was also not possible. I probably won't be staying around long since this is the way they run things. No ill toward anybody, it's just not a good way to do business.

Excellent club for tennis both indoor and outdoor. Staff is excellent and very accommodating…read more Everything is clean and welcoming. Pool is fun and has lap lanes, diving boards and a slide! Outdoor and indoor cafe make this feel exclusive. Super nice staff...can't say enough.

Harper's has fantastic facilities and tennis instructors and some of the best outdoor clay courts…read morein Cincinnati. They also have an impressive outdoor pool area for relaxing after a match. If you're looking for a true gym, this isn't the place for you but it is a great tennis facility.

I am not a member here but I come almost every week to play in a hockey league. The staff has…read morealways been helpful, the locker rooms are clean and the ice is probably the best in the area. There are many other amenities that I cant take advantage of like the basketball courts and the workout room. They also seem to have events every weekend upstairs in the bar/lounge with live music. Its a great place to play hockey and if I could afford it I would be a member.

Great place to come for team building, parties, hockey, figure skating...you name it they have…read moreit!!!! Curling here is an awesome team building activity for businesses or even a group of friends that wants to have a fun activity to do!!

If your grew up in the Blue Ash, Montgomery, or Symmes Township areas and played baseball and/or…read moresoccer, chances are you've been in contact with the Blue Ash Sports Center off of Grooms Road. Better known sometimes as simply "Grooms," the Sports Center has 11 baseball fields, two soccer fields, and replicas of Crosley Field and the Riverfront Stadium field, all on 37-acres right in Blue Ash. I played and watched my older siblings play at Grooms for many years of baseball and soccer, but I also have gone their for the annual Fourth of July bash: Red, White, and Blue Ash. Red, White, and Blue Ash is basically an all-day event, this year running from 2:00-10:35. There is always a lot of fun, which includes free concerts (this year headlined by the Charlie Daniels Band) and topped off by the best fireworks show in the area, put on by Rozzi's Famous Fireworks. "Grooms" gets swamped on July 4th each year, as it is the biggest event at the complex, but its neatest feature is the re-creattions of Crosley Field and the Riverfront Stadium field. Crosley Field closed in 1970, but according to the Blue Ash Sports Center website regarding the replica field, "Crosley Field was reconstructed by using the blueprints from the original stadium, including the same field dimensions, grass infield, the infamous outfield terrace, and the same dimensions, height, and angles of the outfield wall." Some of the original seating and a scoreboard replication of the last ever pitch make it very close to the original field, while the Riverfront re-creation so far includes simply the same outfield dimensions and walls as that of the most recent ex-Reds home. While I never played on the big fields, the fields I did play on were top of the line. In fact, when I drove up to the complex this week, there were a ton of men working on the fields to keep them in tip-top shape. "Grooms" really is a special place in the City of Blue Ash, and even if you don't play sports, surely you'll have to check out some time on the Fourth of July.

My favorite soccer fields (indoor or outdoor) in the area…read more The surface is outstanding: not the welcome mat-type turf, and it's extremely great to play on. It is softer than your standard ground, which makes playing a bit easier on the body for us older folks. Lights illuminate the field when it starts to get dark, too. There are a couple of soccer fields; a number of baseball diamonds; as well as a replica of Crosley Field. An all-around well-kept, practical, and expansive sports and rec center. If you love playing soccer, getting into a league here is tops.

Get ready to dive into the action at Tan's Table Tennis Training Club, where the energy is…read moreexcellent and the vibe is electrifying! Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned pro, this place is tailor-made for all skill levels. The facility is buzzing with an array of tables, each paired with stunning flooring that keeps you on your toes. The blue walls aren't just pretty--they set the scene for a welcoming, high-stakes atmosphere. Logistics are a breeze here. Parking is a walk in the park, making your visit smooth and stress-free. Meet TAN, the top-notch coach who knows every trick in the book. His teaching skills are as sharp as his game, offering a complete learning experience that will have you hooked. Sure, the service rate is a solid 9 out of 10, but it's all about meeting your competitive spirit head-on. Value for money is on point, with a 9 out of 10 rating that screams bang for your buck. Spend three hours here, and you'll find yourself grinning ear to ear, craving more. The friendly crowd and unbeatable ratings make it a must-visit spot. I'll be back!

Professional club with high quality tables, lighting, flooring, and coaches. Cincinnati's best…read moreplayer frequently play here. Lots of beginner, intermediate and advanced club members. Best club for people looking to learn traditional table tennis and compete at the club level or higher.

One of the main reasons the Club at Harper's Point has been so successful for over 30 years is its…read morejunior tennis program and the summer camps it offers. Steve Contardi opened the club in the 70s and now the name "Contardi" is synonymous with great summer camps. Eight camps make up the list of Contardi Summer Tennis Camps offered, which range in ability. For younger and/or less experienced players there is Fun Camp (not highly concentrated on tennis), Mini Camp (a.k.a. "Pee Wee"), "Munchkins Camp" for Mini Camp graduates, and Teenage Novice Camp. There is also a Girls Jr. High & High School Team Tune-Up for girls looking to make their school teams in August. Of these, the "Munchkins" is the only that last the entire summer, June 2-August. 15. The three other camps are the Junior Camp, Junior Tournament Go Camp, and the Invitational Elite Training Camp, which also run all summer. Junior Camp is the most popular and is run by Ali Ismail, the Head Pro at Harper's. The camp runs from 9-4 and is open to boys and girls of all abilities between the ages of 7-17. It includes lunch break (Subway, Pizza, etc.) and an outdoor break/optional swim time. Mondays are strictly tennis drills, as are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings. Following lunch, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are spent playing "Davis Cup," in which the counselors select campers to be on their team, or "country," where they will compete in the camp-wide team competition consisting of singles and doubles matches (the winning team gets camp t-shirts). Flight A and B double-elimination format singles tournaments are held on Fridays. Winners and runners-up in both flights, main draw and consolation, receive trophies, as do the "Charlie Hustle" and "Most Improved" campers each week. The next week, the fun starts all over again. Go Camp is by invitation only and is typically for budding tournament-level players who often have "graduated" from Junior Camp. It is a half day camp and is geared towards taking players to the next level through a series of drills, some of which can be very fun. Fridays consist of Go Camp's version of "Davis Cup," pitting half the players against the other half in a competitive, but fun day of tennis. The Elite Camp is simply a continuation of the Fall, Winter, and Spring tennis program for the club's top juniors. It is not a camp in the sense that there are games and fun drills, rather it is a place for the top junior players to better their games and prepare for summer tournaments (hard and clay) and hopefully for college tennis. This "camp" is by invitation only as well and is typically for sectionally ranked players. The Contardi Summer Tennis Camps are for all players and abilities and continue to run successfully each summer. If you have a kid who enjoys tennis, you definitely should sign them up for one of the camps at the Club at Harper's Point.

Talented coaches. Great courts. Best tennis camp in Ohio in my experience. Thanks for improving my…read moregame!