We love playing tennis at Kildaire Farms! 13 courts to choose from with a 24 hour reservation…read moresystem in place. Plenty of members and USTA leagues to play in. The pool is spacious and shaded for use in the summer too!

Great facility and staff. Signing up for membership was easy and the facilities are always kept…read moreup. It's never too busy which is great as the worst thing is to get psyched to play and to go to a public court only to find the courts all taken and having to act like a beggar asking how much longer each court plans which can annoy a lot of people. Unlike the other public facility where you always have to wait to talk to a person (who is usually busy and not their fault), Kildare is in 2020 and has online reservations which make it more convenient to not have to call and wait or leave voice mail.

One highly recommended table tennis academy in the Triangle area. They have a strong coaching staff…read moreand a track record of developing top players.

Professional coaching, good vibes and very good environment to train on TT. The coaches focus on…read morebuilding interest for the game with patience and discipline.

One of the trendiest sports these days is pickleball, and I too have become engrossed with the…read moresport. Due to its popularity, there is always high demand for court space to play. Typically I will head over to my local park and play with other strangers, but when it got cold outside I turned to Peak Sports to give me the space to play during the winter. Peak is a facility in Apex that hosts both pickleball and badminton. I don't play badminton, so I will focus on the pickleball. There are seven pickleball courts within Peak, with two of the seven usually being held for small group reservations. Throughout the day, all of the other courts have general open play, where you bring your own paddle and play pick up games with friends or strangers. Peak uses a phone app to monitor and control the amount of people within the facility, so that a good flow of games occur. The courts themselves are relatively below average when it comes to indoor facility courts. Instead of the traditional outdoor feel, Peak uses a rolled out mat that acts as their court. It is more slick, so I am more prone to slipping on the court, plus the texture of the court makes it so that the ball has extra spin on fast hits. For a real feel outdoor court in an indoor facility, I would point to Pin Point in Raleigh for that. The best thing about Peak in my opinion is the community of players there. All of the staff is really nice and I have met some of my best pickleball friends here. Peak also offers various classes, leagues and tournaments so that you can consistently improve. I would say that a lot of my recent growth as a player has come from playing at Peak. You have the option to become a member here starting at around $89/month, or you can pay every time you want to join an Open Play session. While I wouldn't say that Peak is the absolute best indoor facility for pickleball, it has given me lots of opportunities for improvement and a place to play to avoid the frigid temperatures!

From the owner: We offer a fun, interactive, and competitive breath of fresh air for the pickleball and badminton…read morecommunity! With high end, state of the art courts, classes, leagues, tournaments for every level, and plenty of space! we here at Peak Sports Apex, hope you stop by and see us soon!

I have been trying shred con class & it's really very well planned n' executed. It's not that hard…read moreso everyone can at least give it a try!

It's decent, glad it's not my regular Lifetime. This is a mid tier LT which I thought they got rid…read moreoff. I am used to the top tier Lifetime Fitness which are awesome. This location is not that. Tried several different treadmills which each had specific issues w buttons or responsiveness. Staff was friendly

This is such a great little studio! I recently came here for the Hot 26 class with Patty and left…read morefeeling completely rejuvenated. The room was nice and toasty for class, and the instructor guided us through a series of poses that cleared my mind from a hectic day of work. Bonus: The studio is next to a gorgeous lake that you can feast your eyes on for some post-workout meditation. I came through ClassPass, but it looks really easy to sign up online, etc.

Where do I begin. Well, after driving from NJ to Raleigh NC area, I needed some yoga. I am fairly…read morenew to yoga but after doing about 10 classes, my joints feel better. My buddy in NJ got me hooked on hot yoga and so far I've taken about 7-8 of hot yoga classes too. Now in NJ hot yoga is a dry heat. Fast forward to NC and the hot yoga at Firefly is another animal. The room is heated with like humidifier steam...you can literally see the steam in the room. When class starts the steamers are turned off and that heat is on in that room! I saw 2 other objects in the room and maybe some heat was coming from them too. Oh did I mention the temperature outside was already about 95 degrees. I think the room itself was 100 degrees. The instructor William was amazing. He has a very calming voice and because the class was so intimate he knew I was never in his class and another woman as well. She was from Philly and I was the Jersey girl. William welcomes you and makes you feel very comfortable. We progressed through the moves slowly but intensely. William also walked around the room to correct form and help you to get deeper into the stretch. When the class was done corpse pose aka: savasana felt so GOOD! I loved the ice cold towel they give each student at the end. The studio is hidden. At first I thought my GPS was wrong. Have you ever seen the movie Deliverance? Yes, think that movie. The studio is inside of a like country club/retirement community/pool house...just weird but it's beautiful. The yoga place when you walk in is on the left and there is an attendant at the desk. There are locker rooms and showers...the yoga room is upstairs door on the right. I purchased a 2 week deal for $25. I am in town for 3 days but you can't beat the deal. So if in the Cary/Raleigh area check them out and make sure you're able to take the heat! Good place very good place.

Please do not send your kids to this camp. The children are not supervised and get hurt while no…read moreone around.

From the owner: SportHQ was founded in 2011 as a futsal and performance training facility with the goal of using…read moresports and physical activity to enhance the lives of those in the community around us. We specialize in youth performance training, adult fitness training, futsal and soccer supplemental skill development, and sports track out/summer day camps. Our objective is to create a fun, family-friendly environment for youth and adults of all ages to develop confidence and athleticism.

BEST TENNIS Coach in the area! Robert is the best coach one can learn form; he is very…read moreprofessional, extremely knowledgeable and has trained many students to advance to making Tennis as a career. He takes time to evaluate the game and designs lessons to work on both strengths and weaknesses. Robert has a unique style that teaches the real anatomy of tennis focusing on P-C-T-V (ask him about that when you call him). He is a real coach and not just a tennis teacher. I highly recommend him for all tennis enthusiasts.

Robert was referred to me by my mother and brother who also take lessons from him. He is very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and really takes the time to evaluate my game, and instruct me on how to improve. I am looking forward to future lessons!