Staff was rude. Did not offer any options. Was preoccupied. Evidently did not like American…read morecitizens. I felt way out place on purpose of front desk.

If you were ever curious about what an adult daycare would look like, look no further, this is it…read more Zero gym etiquette by the clientele, staff chooses to clean in the middle of the dinner hour rush, one water fountain in the whole facility, which is broken 1/2 the time. Kids (I mean HS students), sit on the machines texting for 20 minutes straight not even using them. If you're serious about working out and getting into shape, this place is a nightmare. But I guess for only $10.00 a month you get what you pay for.

I was an LA Fitness member for years when I lived in Columbus, so it was disappointing to return…read moreand have such a poor experience driven by a rigid, shortsighted policy. I booked the free three-day trial online, but when I arrived I was told I needed a local ID--a requirement I never confirmed during booking. As a result, I was denied both the trial and a week pass and offered only a $20 day pass. To make matters worse, this location doesn't even provide towels for the showers. It's hard to justify the pricing when the amenities don't match. By contrast, The Athletic Cos (Italian Village) offered a free one-day trial and a week pass for $35, making the experience far more welcoming and reasonably priced.

READ: - the best part about this gym are the huge windows,…read morethere's a lot of great natural light. There's also a million treadmills......so many.... - A lack of equipment which was made worse when they took away their first floor stretch/focus room and replaced it with personal training only. This not only took away extra lower extremity equipment which can already be hard to come by on floor 2, but now I have no place to do a quiet work out. The dim lighting was great. -They do not have enough benches. Barring floor 1 off now means 3 less benches. - I'm still paying the same monthly price for 1 less floor of equipment. Shrinkflation? Idk, I just want my space back - plus it takes like 2 months to fix equipment.

First time and won't be my last! I had passed by this spot after looking for local rock climbing…read moregyms and really loved seeing the variety of settings and how well organized it was. The environment and the people that were climbing also had a good vibe; plus good music. Came today and had such a good time challenging myself in all kinds of difficulty levels. Staff was friendly too at check-in! I also loved how clean and well-organized the weight training area was. Bonus: they have the electric climbing wall that you can link to using the mobile app. Can't wait to come back :)

A fantastic bouldering only gym. The gym is a part of the 5 life chain and if you've climbed at the…read moreother gyms before, you do not need to do a separate waiver. The staff here is fantastic. They are super knowledgeable and informative. It has two semi separate bouldering areas. Envision a "J" shape gym. One wall has a long overhang. The other side has a staggered wall. All walltopia walls. I thought the setting was spot on level wise. The gym was exceptionally clean. The carpet material they use is exceptional at trapping the chalk dust. The staff were constantly cleaning up. The other climbers are also on point in terms of politeness! I loved their "happy hour" discounted day pass at $12. Their regular rates are on their website. They have a small training area with one treadmill and other equipment. Their training wall is manual which is so cute! A few areas of improvement. There's no changing or shower area. In the spirit of inclusion, there's one side of the gym with urinals and on side without. The sinks are on the outside of the bathrooms. I think this is fine but folks should know there's no area to shower, wash feet or change except to go into the bathroom stalls. The two brushes that they have are really old and pivoted. Meaning, they are so worn down one side is even missing the brushes. They are also too large to fit into some of the higher holds. In terms of setting, it was solid with great variety - mantles, overhangs, crimps, arretes, traverses, dynamic movements, but I wish that there was a little more creativity. I'm not the strongest climber but I wished their were climbs where I was like "wow" I've never seen that before! Apparently the 5 life setters set a section here every week and they rotate between the gyms so it probably will be the same at the other gyms. It sounds correct as I've visited the other gyms as well. Pro tip. This gym is within walking distance of the Audubon outdoor climbing wall. But they are not associated with each other.

I visited this spacious, beautiful American Legion Post in Southwest Columbus on the third Saturday…read moreof May, which is Armed Forces Day. The Post allowed our Widows Sons chapter motorcycle riders association to meet in their shelter house in the morning. The afternoon features a ride south to the Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital where a donation is scheduled to be made. The people here are friendly, the grounds are beautifully maintained & it's a great place for events.

We rent buses for our ski club often. The owner of the company is heavily involved and accessible…read more The team at Johnson has been great to us. We have had weather issues that can create problems and delays and they have been resilent in helping us through those tough times. Their pricing is reasonable. Their drivers are prompt and very professional. Joyce in the office is amazing. We are grateful for the relationship with Johnson.

When I was a kid I watched roller derby on TV. It must have been a big thing, to be televised and…read morehave a special place to play with a banked oval arena, etc. It seemed to go away for a long time; the last few years it has been coming back, and now the Ohio Roller Girls have been around for ten years. I started hearing about them a couple of years ago, and finally went to my first game last night. It's in the Ohio Building on the fairgrounds, that weird round building in the center. Since this is flat track derby they basically taped out an oval on the floor. Seating was bleachers, a few folding chairs, and just sitting on the floor like you did in grade school. I definitely recommend coming early to grab a seat of some kind; 2-3 hours of sitting on concrete doesn't work for me anymore. It looked to be cash only; we got our tickets online, but had to pay for fairground parking and concessions so I blew through most of what I had. T-shirts, etc., were available and they did take cards for that. There's a flyer with brief rule explanations, and info on the players, teams, etc. It was hard to figure out what was going on at first, but watch a bit, read the flyer, and maybe search online for some guidelines. Once you have some idea what is going on it looks less like chaos. Basically, one skater tries to push past the other team and go all the way around the rink. The other players try to make a path for her, and block the other team. So. The game. Fan-freaking-tastic. Women skating around- and they can skate well- shoving and twisting and falling. They have pads, but jeez, you have to be sore after all that. We played a team from Toronto, and while both were good the Ohio Roller Girls were way better. Watching them pivot and slip by a wall of players while flying around on skates was impressive. One especially, The Smacktivist, seemed able to magically avoid or slip through any blocking. The announcer was good (though sound quality was iffy so I couldn't always tell what he was saying.) The fans were enthusiastic. The players were competitive. It was a blast to watch. I tried to talk Sweetie into trying out, but she passed. We had a great time.

We attended a double header for the first time as we've always wanted to see one. We were hoping…read morefor some action, yet the first game was pretty stale. The players would just stop and wait for the player to come back around... We rarely say the players make if 3/4 of the way around the track, which is where we were sitting. The second game was much more engaging! The players seemed to be more advanced and seemed to play the entire track. Overall, we may not go back unless there's is a reason to be there.