This place has lived up to their promise so far…read more Not sure what others are griping about. I come in, check in, do my thing, and then leave. No issues, ever... The machines all work properly. The facilities are well kept. The employees are nice and very helpful. You can take classes if you want. You can lift weights. You can do cardio. You can swim in one of three pools if you want. They have a basketball court, sauna, steam room, two daycares, and a spin class room just for spin. Lots of stuff for all ages! It's based on your income so the rates adjust to your economics status. It's fun to play at the Y M C A!! '25 - 19/111

The YMCA in Olive Branch is okay unless you want to play basketball. They use to have two time slot…read moreso you could play on the weekends but they took one time slot away and added kids soccer; after the kids soccer ran it's course they removed basketball altogether on the weekends. I work mornings so now that only leaves me with one day which is Tuesday and even then the man that works in that department always ends the adult pick-up early for some reason. I'm not sure if it's a racial thing or what something needs to be changed.

My son was in the ninja class last year and loved it. He has…read moreADHD, and gymnastics seems to help with his energy and boosting his confidence. We are hopefully going to attend this year. we are waiting to be approved.

Throwing it way back Gymstars Gymnastics. Some of the best days of my life and now my girls are…read morelucky enough to train and compete here.

If you're going here because of the ancillary stuff like cardio machines, you'll have a terrible…read moretime. Most of the machines are out of order, and the ones that work barely do. The free weights and weight machines work well, though there are only so many available. The cafeteria never seems open, everything is covered in chalk, and until recently there were never any cleaning wipes. But nobody should be going here just for those things, so the review shouldn't be about that. This is a great climbing gym. If you climb, go here. More importantly, the mission is great, the people are better, and everyone should support more institutions like this. It's a fantastic community resource.

This was my first time being invited to a YES! party, and my first time rock climbing. I had so…read more much fun! Memphis Rox is in the neighborhood with Stax Museum at McLemore Ave. There is parking behind the building. The area is very spacious, clean, and well organized from supplies to pricing. There is a waiver to sign before beginning, and can be completed online or in person. The employees are very approachable and helpful. They guide you through the space, explain the layout, and are very welcoming to first timers. There are the assorted walls, but also a gym, yoga area, boxing area, and juice bar. side note: restrooms passed. They are clean, and there's a shower with towels available. There are lockers on the wall for personal belongings. There are also lockers near the bathrooms, but you'll need your own lock for those. There are several walls for varying levels of experience. Each area is cushioned, so if you do fall, you won't be hitting concrete. We changed into rock climbing shoes. You wear one size up from your normal shoe size. We had the choice of either free climbing the smaller walls or lessons in the back. The instructor was with us while he explained the smaller walls and you, for lack of better term, climb by color. A lot of us climbed the free walls. I went with the lesson on the back wall. Our instructor was awesome! With 10 first timers, he did an excellent job. I learned how to do a 10 point knot several times, and how to put on climbing gear. You do it over and over, but it makes perfect sense because you're preparing to do it independently. It ended up being three of us. This training definitely takes trust, because you learn how to tie yourself to climb, but you're also dependent on your partner to help you down the wall. The climb was so much fun! I almost got to the top of the wall. We alternated climbing up and guiding our partner down, and then we got our certification for completing the lesson. The last part of the party was food. I had the turkey burger, and it was REALLY good. It was tender and well seasoned. The berry smoothie was also really good. I'll give this one a rating: new climbs and good times. I had an awesome time here, and it was fun meeting new people and always fun trying new things. Definitely check this place out.

We are Jetsurfers that live in Florida but love skating when we come visit family…read more Sometimes there are too many little ones using walkers but if you get there before it gets too crowded. It's fun.

I had been hearing about this place, so I finally decided to take my son. We chose to attend the…read morecosmic public skating. I will not be coming back! Not a welcoming environment. The employees were not friendly I will not say the reason why, but you can put it together. They were friendly to the "RIGHT PEOPLE". Not sure if this is an environment for a particular people. I just wanted to try something new with my son, but that's the first and last time. The young ladies at the front didn't say anything to us and after I paid she just walked off didn't say where to go pick us the rental skates or nothing. Also, when I spoke to the young man who gives out skates his response was what size..... Wow!! I guess I didn't just say hello. Rude!

Happy Mother's Day to you lady! Hey mom! Hey mom! hey mom! As our kids say Hey mom! Mothers climb…read morefree today that's right a mom can climb for free today on Mother's Day

I had a wonderful experience at High Points' yoga, climb, and wine event. I had no idea that there…read morewas more than just climbing and the climbing includes bouldering, indoor and outdoor climbs and belaying. There's a large yoga studio with talented instructors, and I even saw a weight room with treadmills. This can be your one-stop gym shop. Run, climb, and relax away!

I'm taking a cross country road trip as part of a sabbatical year. Harboring down in Memphis for a…read morestretch, I came across this find. The downtown hideout lives up to the hype-- if you're wondering what got the nation excited about sweat-staining warehouse floors from burpees, double-unders and the likes check it out. After a laid-back email conversation Justin set me up with a free trial well worth the effort. If that's not enough-it's free for everyone on Saturday Mornings @ 10:00am.

Awesome gym, solid coaching and a great community. Dropped in for a week while in town, $50 for a…read moreweek drop ins. The owner is cool, he's had a few gyms throughout the Memphis area. Good programming, parking out front. They have a shower, which was super convenient for us. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

This is only my third week of doing personal training but I am so impressed with Inbalance. First…read moreoff, their owner (Scott) emailed me super quickly when I placed an inquiry. We then set up a time to meet, discuss my goals, let me tour the gym. Scott also mentioned the matching aspect of his clients and trainers. I think he did a great job placing me with my trainer! Tara is upbeat, friendly, and great at pushing - somehow I don't hate her while she's making me do another 30 seconds of squats. They have options for your budget- I'm currently doing one on one 2x a week but I know that there are group sessions that reduce the cost. They put the prices on their website (love that transparency!) - $70 for individual, $40 for group. It's also nice that they bill you electronically monthly. Easy to deal with. So far I am pretty emotionally pumped- hopefully I will be physically soon too :)

Clean spot, variety of machines. I go to the Harbor Town location. The clientele is mostly local…read moreand there are some frequent flyers that are regular about their hours. There are 8 and 10 am "rush hours" on weekends, and a 6 am, 9 am and 5:30 pm "rush hour" on weekdays. The staff is friendly and the machines are cleaned frequently. I haven't taken classes but they offer a diverse collection. They should have a location on yelp for the harbor town location if possible.

Lots of fun but a few rooms were being repaired / out of order. There are lots of different games…read moreto play, but this place isn't ideal with young kids. I took my almost 7 year old, and she couldn't reach a lot of things or understand certain games. This place is ideal for ages 12 and up. We didn't get any "stamps" and it's really hard to get those because you need to complete all levels of a game to get them and a game can have up to 10 levels. So just expect to have some fun, but not actually "win" anything! My 6 year old was disappointed some of the games out in the open didn't actually get her any stamps.

The pricing was good the kids enjoyed the problem solving. I enjoyed trying to beat scores and…read moretimes. I say you would be great with the 2hr pass more than enough time.