Wow. This is *super* nice. My son wanted to play summer ball so I signed him up through North…read moreCharleston Parks and Rec. We have had all of our practices at another facility but had our first game here. The courts are flawless. There are huge vending machines outside Court 3. The bathrooms were big and clean. There was plenty of room to sit on the benches. Location is easy to find, right off 26/Remount. Very impressed with the Athletic Center.

Stopped here for three days as part of coverage of Rotary Roundball Classic. Brand new facility -…read moreso brand new in fact, that the parking lot isn't done. New multiple basketball and athletic courts, industrial style accents throughout, and plenty of natural lighting inside. The staff was really friendly for this tournament and I had no issues from start to finish. Hopefully their new parking lot will be built when you visit - as this was freshly built and only a small rubble lot was usable.

This is BY FAR the best gym experience I've ever had. Absolutely get a membership here if you're…read morelooking for a gym.

PCAC is top shelf for weight training. No waiting for cable machines, squat racks, dumbbells etc…read moreThe equipment is in great shape and everything is kept clean. Owners are responsive and take pride in their business.

This league is poorly organized and ran. In our first season, we were told people who paid couldn't…read morebe given shirts until other people had paid. Games are routinely rescheduled or canceled last minute, with no refunds given. They aren't equipped to do email, so there's just one lady who texts captains who then have to rely information. Rules are confusing / frequently changed, and refs often decide games arbitrarily. Worst of all, this league plays at 'fields' which are really mounds of mud with a few diesel generator lights (as if there aren't grass fields with electric lights in Charleston). The conditions make playing dangerous and not fun. Also, the 'league bar' is a dumpy place owned by the same people who run the league.

Thank you for every...socializing options ('love me some kickball!!!!!) and giving us something to…read morelook forward to every week. We love your TACHOS and grilled wings and...DELIVERY to me.

We recently joined the boat club and absolutely love it. The opportunity to spend time on a large…read moreselection of boats throughout the year was very appealing. We weighed buying a boat, putting in a pool and the boat club and found this option to be the most cost effective at least for now. The nautical boat club has a wide selection of options and the monthly fee is nominal compared to buying a 60-100k boat. While the gas after the adventure can add up I guess this is where the organization can make additional money. I wish they were up front with that cost up overall not many complaints for our first month. I think operationally I have some feedback but I can share that with the franchise owner. Regardless we love being on the water and the option to use it at other locations across the country! Anchors up!

The vast majority of these 5 star reviews are fake and forced by the club in order to get free…read morestuff. This club is by far the worst boat club in the Charleston area. They are significantly more expensive than any other club, they offer the fewest number of boats and the boats are not any better than any other club. During the peak of fishing season this fall they only had 8 boats available , only 4 of which allowed fishing and they took their brand new best fishing boat offline in October until January because they were getting covers made for it. There are constant issues with the boats not being clean, salt on the windshields, trash in the trash can, wet seats, broken parts that rarely get fixed, it's quite frankly a joke. I pays $800 a month when ALL the other clubs are under $600 a month with insurance and taxes, I checked !! The manager Shayne never communicates anything, such as time changes on the boats, boats going offline or coming online, changes in rules or literally anything. Stay far away and do NOT trust the fake reviews! I have a few friends stuck in their contracts here and they can't get out without being sued.

I always bring a piece of paper to a wrestling match, just in case…read more.. The Rock is my opponent. I never want to have to take my daughter anywhere else for Wrestling/martial arts. Family owned and ran business and they are great people. Great customer service, quick response times and the coach is soooo knowledgeable. I bet he could come with a new move everyday of the week. What I want to know is how did they end up with nice students too? This is not Cobra Kai, the other students/attendees actually try to help new kids and people that know less technique than them to be better. If I have to move away to a new place to live I will need some of you to help me beat up the owner/coach and put him in my trunk to take with me. DONT JUDGE ME, just help me take him with me and just add that to your resume. Awesome school and I love bringing my daughter here.

My husband did wrestling in high school, so when he told me he was going to take our 4 year old to…read morewrestling, I didn't bat an eye. Plus, we are all about raising strong, confident ladies, so what better way than to learn what strength you have and how to use it? I know nothing about wrestling. I usually come to watch my toddler and my husband wrestle it out. Coach (and his family) have been awesome in allowing our young one get comfortable on the mat to work on her confidence, and eventually some sense of technique follows. We just started Brazilian Jiu Jistu here as well. Coach's teenage daughter has been very patient and helpful in teaching my daughter various concepts and moves. My kid may not be mastering any moves just yet, but she always goes home with the knowledge of both wrestling and BJJ, explaining what Coach did or showed her, or what my husband practiced with her. This is a family run business by a very dedicated family. That alone is a win. All of them have a role at the studio, whether it's teaching a class, taking a class, or welcoming folks to the studio.

There's a few things Pivotal Fitness does well, but also some things it needs to improve on. This…read morewas a great gym to drop into as a hotel guest at a place that offers free access, but I'm not sure I would join this gym unless it was really, really cheap. Here's why: 1) Equipment: pretty good selection actually. Lots of free weight options, including barbells, a squat rack, benches, a deadlift area with bumper plates, dumbbells up to 100lbs; plus many machines, including cable machines, and quite a few cardio options. The high point of this gym is definitely the variety of training options. 2) Ambiance: needs work. The whole gym is dark and a bit dingy; the bathrooms are filthy (well, at least the men's was), there's water and who knows what else on the floor and many lockers were broken; equipment is in general disarray, and some machines don't function exactly right. All in all, this gym needs a tune-up! 3) Convenience: 24 hours, close to many downtown hotels, some parking out front. All in all, an ok gym, but definitely needs some TLC!

This gym is pretty gross. Despite that, it's busy. A lot of hotels send their patrons here. Every…read morepiece of equipment has rust and/or paint peeling. Floors are discolored. Wall mirrors are cracked. Machines feel dirty and gross. I didn't see most people wiping down after using. There wasn't a water fountain. No towel service. They don't even care if you scan or not to enter. The locker room is probably the cleanest area and supringsly large.

It is a fun way to swing the club when you do not feel like walking the course. Service was good,…read morethe various games were enjoyable and you can get a nice round of dirnks and muchies when you want them.

I wish their website was more user friendly with more info to know what to do/what to expect when…read moreyou come in your first time. We came in fairly close to their opening and they hadn't gotten their liquor license yet. It's the same owner as Ireland's Own, but the technology is a bit more advanced. I wish we would have known about the app and the different courses we could choose from ahead of time. This is mostly because we didn't really know what to expect so we just reserved a bay for an hour to get a feel for it and possibly come back another time. We came in 10 minutes before our time and got started on our bay later than our reserved time because there was another group already on the bay they were going to put us on and then we got a super fast (and quite honestly rushed/sloppy) run down and then we were expected to be out so another group could get on right on time, thus giving us less than an hour and in all honesty, it's not like it's cheap.

When I moved to Charleston I had no friends and no community of any sort. I started here a few…read moremonths after I moved as I was lacking motivation in my own workout programming. This place was everything I needed exactly when I needed it. I came here looking for programmed workouts and a change to my routine. I ended up getting highly skilled coaching, programming and a community of people that make me feel welcome. Whether you're a first time crossfitter, a seasoned veteran, a drop-in just passing through or a 60 year old who has never worked out before and feel it's time... you've got a place here. This place really embodies the statement: "CrossFit isn't for everyone, but it is for anyone."

After having an exceptional experience with a crossfit that I loved in Asheville, every CF I have…read moretried since then fell a little flat. After moving to CHS I tried a handful of different things and just never found the right fit for me. After baby #2 I wanted to try again... AOCF was running a challenge, 6 weeks of clean eating and at least 16 classes, setting goals, etc. I decided to go for it, a challenge is right up my alley and I knew the accountability would be good. Here's the thing, the places that left me feeling like it wasn't quite what I was looking for sometimes felt thrown together with classes (like 15 minutes of a body weight workout... if I'm coming for an hour class, I want to use that full hour and get the most out of my time). Also, I want good coaching... Kelly and Megan are awesome with this. And I found myself missing the community that I had built over time with CFA, AOCF has a really fun group of people and they are intentional about building community. So, I ended up being able to do a little over 5 weeks of the challenge (before going out of town for a bit). I dropped 17lbs and not only did my time get a lot better with the workout, but I can feel the changes, I feel better. I'm looking forward to continuing with AOCF and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to someone else!

Well-organized club offering excellent coaching for middle school kids. When the middle schools in…read moreSumter said no sports this season Sumter JRs came through! With a great turnout, the energy on the first night was electric. Our daughter had a blast and will be participating in the 6 week league. Sumter JRs also offers open gym night for any volleyball enthusiasts and travel ball later in the year (Nov. - Apr. I think). The location is pretty cool - definitely a work in progress but we loved it! There are 3 gym-sized courts and a sand option! Stop by and give it a try or check out their website and call with questions (for more in-depth answers that I can give).