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    Hitter's Paradise Indoor Training Facility

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    1 year ago

    Awesome facility and super friendly staff. Go by yourself or take your team there and improve your baseball skills gurantee!

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    Maui Family YMCA

    Maui Family YMCA

    4.1
    (16 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This is a great place to workout, and the family memberships are appropriately priced. We have been…read moremembers here for 14 years. Our kids learned to swim here and attended the camps during summer break. Although this is not the largest gym on Maui, it has spin classes, yoga, weights, racquetball courts, and a swimming pool. For families with young children, including babies and toddlers, you can pay a nominal fee for child watch while you workout. On some evenings they have child watch for couples that want to go out on a date. Swim classes are on Saturdays, but you can also do private lessons. This is good for younger children that are shy and need extra attention. They have camps during Spring, Winter, and Summer breaks. During summer, the cooking camp is especially popular and fills up the fastest. The swimming pool is heated and is a popular hangout, especially on weekends. The Y offers a lot of options. Although it gets crowded in the morning with seniors and teens in the late afternoon, it is less crowded and cleaner than the other gyms in town.

    Im really disappointed with the new management There are…read moretwo courts specifically built for racquetball and handball (That's the only reason many of us joined the ymca ) And the management tries over and over to turn it into everything else except what it was built for And every time we have a new management we have to go through that again There are members who come from other islands to play and from the mainland to play just to find out you don't know for sure if you can play This is unacceptable Please do the right thing and use the courts for what they were built for !

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    Hawaiian Canoe Club

    Hawaiian Canoe Club

    4.5
    (4 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    I'm not a paddler but I know people who do and this place does a great job of assisting the…read morecommunity with a traditional sport. Outrigger canoe paddling is available for all ages and skills, with an annual membership. They hold races and events here and around the island. The location is central and convenient with pretty good facilities and free parking. Keiki are encouraged to learn paddling and traditional Hawaiian culture. This club has been around since the 1960's.

    Hawaiian Canoe Club is an amazing organization that offers canoe tour experiences for visitors and…read morelocals interested in a guided tour of Kahului Harbor and a bit of fun in experiencing what a Hawaiian Canoe is. These guided tours help support the summer enrichment program for children. John M. Lake was a Commodore of Ma'alaea Boat and Fishing Club in 1960 when he organized Hawaiian Canoe Club with 25 other charter members of Hawaiian ancestry. Canoe racing using flat-bottom boats was added to the high-power boat races taking place between the two piers in Kahului Harbor Hawaiian Canoe Club now serves hundred of keiki every summer through the Hawaiian Kamali'i Summer Enrichment Program. Keiki learn Hawaiian culture, oli, mele, hula, protocol, traditional food preparation, religion, navigation, and receive training in character building, leadership, and ocean safety.

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    The clubhouse and canoes
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    Planet Fitness

    Planet Fitness

    3.1
    (82 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    I've been going to Planet Fitness consistently for a while now and overall, it's been a good…read moreexperience. For what I need, it checks all the boxes without feeling overwhelming. I actually signed up through my insurance using their Active & Fit program, and the process was super easy. The staff were able to get me set up the same day so I could simply start right away and have stayed consistent since. It's a great benefit, and definitely something worth taking advantage of if it's available to you. It can get busy during peak hours, but since I mostly stick to cardio, it hasn't really been an issue. There's a good number of machines--ellipticals, treadmills, stairmasters--and I've never had trouble finding something open. Everything is straightforward and easy to use, which I appreciate as someone who's not doing anything too advanced. There's a mix of free weights (dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells) available and machines if you're trying to work specific muscle groups. The facility itself is well-kept, and you'll often see staff making rounds and cleaning. The team is consistently friendly too--they greet you when you walk in, which is a small thing but makes the space feel welcoming. The only downside is that the bathroom can sometimes smell pretty strongly of cleaning products, but honestly, I'd rather that than question how clean it is. If you opt for the Black Card membership, you can enjoy some extra perks like--massage chairs, hydromassage beds, tanning, and access to other locations. It's a nice bonus and makes the experience feel a bit more well-rounded. I don't have a ton of specific needs when it comes to working out, and for someone more on the beginner or casual side, it really works well. It's approachable, affordable, and has everything you need to stay consistent.

    April 9, 2026, 5:15pm. Jessica Reyes (General Manager) & Lei (Clerk), both of them have a bad…read moreattitude. When we walked into the gym, Jessica "unpleasantly" called my son "Kim!? Can you call your dad?" My son communicated to Jessica she could tell him. She replied "you can't use the printed bar code to sign in" Why can't she explain nicely? We have been doing that for more than a year and no one said anything before. My son & I are customers who should be treated properly. So I went to the desk to ask the clerk to check my membership. All of a sudden, Lei cut me off trying to explain the conversation between the Jessica (manager) & my son. WHY? I was already talking to other clerk. Unless we break the rules, please be nice.

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