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Wonder place to practice Tang Soo Do! Master Fairbanks is an amazing teacher. My whole family has…read morejoined. She is great with all ages. We now have a second family, everyone we train with is wonderful.

Excellent instructor, wonderful with children and adults as well. He's clear, gages lessons for the…read morestudents ability, makes it disciplined yet fun for the children. He also provides meaningful instruction for adults.

Frank is the man always a smooth process when completing my firearm purchases loves cracking jokes…read moreon NY ridiculous regs funny lad, every time i see him hes smiling and in good spirits, as long as FMK is around he'll always have my business .. Also congratulations sensei on your 40 years of self defense martial arts training at your dojo!

I have been taking classes here for quite some time - and its a great studio overall, and offers a…read moregreat variety of classes for people with a range of experience. I can especially recommend Cathy Lipski as a wonderful instructor.

I went to this yoga studio pre-COVID on a new member plan, which had reduced priced classes for the…read morefirst month. Overall, I liked the studio and found the class times to be convenient for my schedule. The instructors were great about showing modifications, both easier and more challenging, which I found productive to my own progress. Instructors were really great about answering questions after class (e.g., pigeon pose always cuts off my leg circulation for some reason, despite being hyperflexible, and they helped me find an alternative). I really wanted to love this place, but the main reason I did not go back is because most of their classes are hot yoga, which I really don't like. Personally, the heat does nothing for me besides drench my clothes ~completely~ in sweat (required a towel on my fabric car seats!) and, frankly, has no science to prove any benefits anyway. Plus, in addition to being annoying, it is also a hazard. I tried a lot of things to make the experience less slippery on my mat and nothing seemed to work. I just didn't think it was worth the struggle of trying not to slip and fall in basic poses, which I would not have to waste my time thinking about (and ultimately distracting me from the meditative experience) in a normal class. I also took an aerial yoga class, which was fun to try, but I personally found it pretty uncomfortable (cutting off circulation, digging into my legs despite being pretty thin figured). Just wasn't for me. If you don't mind hot yoga, you'll probably love this place. But if you do, you should choose a different studio (which is honestly hard to find in this area, as many places are hot yoga only).

I don't believe they prioritize inclusivity and welcoming vibes. Today a staff member embarrassed a…read morefellow customer to the point where she left in tears was extremely disheartening. This kind of behavior is simply not acceptable in any establishment, especially one focused on well-being like a yoga studio.

I have been a member of the RAC since it opened. I utilize all areas of the gym, the pool, the…read morefree weights, the classes, and the locker rooms - all are well-maintained, modern, and (most importantly) CLEAN! The front desk staff are always friendly and willing to answer questions. When they aren't busy with desk responsibilities, they take the time to wipe down the equipment and tidy up. Locker rooms are always spotless...and they stand far above traditional gym locker rooms in their quality, aesthetics, and amenities (and I've seen my share of gym locker rooms!). Showers, restrooms, and floors are ALWAYS clean. The classes are run by instructors who are engaging and passionate. The atmosphere is one in which women can feel comfortable working out among men, this quality in a gym is not the case in many of the other gyms in the area. While it is a little more expensive than some other area gyms, the benefits make it more than worth the cost. And, finally, on the RARE occasion when there has been an issue with billing or equipment that was on the fritz, Kristina and Laura have always been responsive, willing to listen, and helpful.

I absolutely loved having access to this facility when visiting family in the Binghamton area. I…read morestayed at a nearby hotel and went every morning using a day pass they offer. The staff were all friendly and helpful, the facility very clean! I didn't feel out of place (as is sometimes the case when traveling and the locals stare or make me uncomfortable). The equipment I used was all in great condition, newer very nice machines! Overall, exceptional experience here at the Riverwalk! Would absolutely recommend and will return in the future when in the area.

I had the chance to workout a couple of times at New Image while in the area for business. One of…read morethe things that's pretty tricky being on the go is finding a good gym to get a quality workout in. I can say that I had a good lifting experience here at New Image, and I'm a fan. Now, it's not the latest, state of the art type of place. In fact, the equipment may have a bit of wear and tear, if not the walls themselves, etc. as well. But that's why I like this place. It's not pristine, it's gritty. It's more what comes to mind when you tell a lifter that a gym is "hardcore." Good solid equipment, that while it may not be the newest and shiniest, it does the job well. The upstairs has some cardio equipment, Hammer Strength and other machines, some free weight dumbbells with some sizeable weight, and a dedicated cage area. Downstairs, it is more dedicated to powerlifting type lifting and more free weight area including more dumbbells also. The steady crash of someone pounding out deadlifts can be heard from down there usually (at least my couple of visits). Iron plates...man I love a gym that uses iron plates instead of the rubber type replacements you see most places now. It's not super cooled AC filled, in fact you'll work up a good sweat there while one or two industrial floor fans help circulate the air. Good solid workout environment. The people in New Image were great, both staff and fellow lifters. The staff I encountered were friendly, helpful, and positive. A good number of the other lifters said a friendly hello or even asked where I was from (I guess my accent gives it away, of course). It felt like a good camaraderie existed there, another plus in my book. Bottom line: If you are looking for hardcore gym environment and a good all-around great place to get your workout in, New Image can provide it. While it's not a shiny day spa-like gym, it's got what it takes in both equipment and atmosphere as well as interaction to make your lifting experience there a good one. I'm a fan, as four Yelp stars denotes.

This gym is great. Just moved back here from California and this place is a good break from huge…read morecrowds. Crowd is pretty steady. Gym is clean and has an awesome room for CrossFit workouts (don't judge me! Lol). Lockers could use some work but the rest is great :-)

They won't promise me my daughter who has very high functioning autism and just requires a little…read morebit of emotional support will be safe and they pretty much refuse any child who has any kind of difference and won't allow a parent to stay with them . No autism allowed. Also if the staff dont like a book or anything you bring because it isn't godly enough or has any other religion or culture in it they will take it and destroy it. First hand experience with Scott wilson in 2005 .

Full disclosure- i work at Path of life camp, this is in response to negative reviews to provide…read moresome insight and context to the complaints- First, we have literally thousands of people through our barn every year, we have nothing to hide and no way to hide it if we did. Unlike many stables that would just send senior horses and hard keepers to the meat auction, we keep our horses through the end of their retirement and natural lives. The gray "powder" mentioned was over 30 years old when the video was posted, and hes still alive and well- we had his teeth regularly inspected, but at that age, they are no longer growing to be floated, instead just being lost as they age- therefore he doesnt eat a lot of hay, but is on a senior ration and supplements. Because of his age and weight, of course he wasnt being worked, just free range exercise, thats a big part of the reason why his topline was in such poor condition. Nobody has to take my word for it, we're an open facility for anybody to come through and see our largely overweight herd for themselves. As for the comments on the facilities and security of our summer camp, its important to keep in mind that this was a teen camp, yes, parents are allowed on campus during the week, but campers are supervised such that while they can be easily found, they cant be just snatched from their group. Within seconds of their arrival, they were greeted by a director and guided to their childrens location. For the facilities, theres no question that there were areas greatly in need of updating, including the bathrooms which were in an incomplete remodel- parts had been done but the shower floors had not yet been resurfaced. This work has since been done. The beds in the dorms have also since been replaced. Even at the time, the mattresses were sanitized every week and intended to be covered in camper-supplied sheets, as indicated in the packing list. In regard to being "packed like sardines" this is flatly untrue, the local health department had required empty bunks and 6 feet of spacing between as a covid precaution, about 60% of the bunks were totally empty. Again, dont just take my word for it- while we're hardly the ritz, the camp is aggressively fundraising and working hard to rescue the facilities from decades of dereliction, and welcome visitors to judge the progress and current conditions for themselves.

This review is only for the outdoor portion of the center:…read more This is a wonderful place where I imagine you can keep the kids busy for hours. My wife and I were headed to the Ross Zoo but opted out at the last minute due to the rain. This place is not designed for a couple of senior citizens to walk around but since I was here I decided to take a look outside. The outside walk through was magnificent and I could see my three grandchildren (one girl, two boys) truly enjoying all the touch and explore exhibits. Sound, flowers even a small playhouse. This type of exhibt really forces the children to use their sensory abilities including their imagination. One obvious observation is the tremendous use of color here. The design will surely captivate the children KUDOs to the team of the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier.

Stopped by on a rainy day on the way from Ithaca to Yonkers as a little pit stop for our little…read moreone. It's $10 a person, free for babies less than a year. I loved all the pretend play, from doctor's office, dentist office, the bank, the car shop, the vet, the grocery store, etc. Sure some stuff is pretty outdated/old, but at the same time there were some features we hadn't seen at other children's discovery museums, such as the flight simulator. We had a fun time and spent maybe 1.5 hours here.