I dropped in from Chicago and I had great experience! First the gym is really nice. Very clean ,…read moreupdated facility with all the equipment you need. The drop in price is very reasonable and with paying lil bit more $ you get a t-shirt. Coach Charlie was really friendly nice and professional. I would love to go back when I'm in town.

Excellent trainers! I just started but they were wonderful in making me not feel like the weakest…read morelink. And making sure I am doing all the moves correctly for the safest experience.

My daughter and I have been coming here for a year and a half and it has been an amazing experience…read moreso far. We have become a part of the MTA family, which is filled with amazing people. Also if you are a veteran who misses being a part of something challenging, give Midwest Thaiboxing a try.

The best gym by far!!! If you are interested in Muay Thai and have never picked up gloves or are a…read moreprofessional fighter this gym is for everyone. Not only do the owners make you feel like you are a part of their family they support you every step of the way. I trained through my pregnancy at this gym and was always given (if needed), modified exercises and supported every time I have walked through those doors. Coming back after pregnancy and jumping right back in fully they supported every step of the transition. Most of all.. ITS FUN! Simply, THE BEST!

I was just trying to sign up for the Three Rivers Health track and get a gym membership there but I…read morealready knew it was gonna be $55 a month but I didn't think about the down payment right it said the down payment at first was $129 But then it adds a whole other $40 for some sort of prorated fee so now it's $167 plus I get to turn around and pay the $55 in a few days so even though I'm putting this down payment they're still making me pay for this month not starting next month or something like that. It's absolutely ridiculous. I'm not paying 220$ and this doesn't include the extra stuff, I don't want to know how much silly people spend on this. You lost my business.

If you are looking for a gym go elsewhere. Their monthly cost is outrageous. The gym aspect alone…read morewould warrant a $14-$20 / month max. Looking at minimal more than DOUBLE that cost. If there were other I options I would recommend that.fully taking advantage that there are no other options in the area.

Overall, Climb Kalamazoo is a fantastic climbing gym. There are a ton of types of routes and all…read moresorts of technical climbs to challenge a climber in a variety of ways. The gear for sale and for rent is really convenient, and the online waiver process is a snap. The only thing holding the stars back to 5 is that a couple of the staff have been pretty grumpy when the gym is busy. Most of the staff have been great, but it would be nice for all staff to make guests feel welcomed joyfully.

History is marked by the greats who climbed mountains. Whether we are religious or not, we can…read morewatch Charlton Heston climb a mountain in The Ten Commandments. We can watch those with physical limitations, over come them through the tenacity of clever problem solving skills when climbing mountains. Even Reba McEntire used it as a symbol of overcoming great odds. In 2020, I sought to make this destination I frequented regularly. This was early in the year, before everything shut down and mountains were too dangerous again. However, I'll always have the good times forged climbing multicolored stones. This has been a place of enlightenment, of humbling, and a rebirth of capabilities. This enormous location, is an endless playground. There are all the challenges that excite nearly every kind of climber. Nearly any age can participate. Then the cherry on top, of a mountain of cream, is that the trainers/leaders are eager to encourage excitement in first time climbers. That is what separates this location from others, the kindness and willingness to teach others to be a good belay. It's clear that they want to spread the excitement over such a transformative hobby. It was so affective, I married the last person I took there on our first official date. It was a Covid wedding in 2021, but that only added to the excitement of climbing this mountain, we call marriage. Thank you for this location and its people.

Awesome gym, has everything you could want and more from an exercise/weights standup. Great…read moreenvironment, owners are very kind and welcoming, and a great crowd. I very much enjoyed working out here, and will be back next time I am in town.

A clean, well-ran gym that caters to everyone. Owners are involved in the day-to-day operations and…read moreare passionate about helping their members achieve their fitness goals.

I purchased a groupon for 3 pole dancing classes. I went to the Intro class first and had Julia as…read morean instructor. I LOVED how she started the class, made everyone forget about their outside worries and stresses, and make us look forward to what was ahead. The class was great (which is why I hesitate giving only 3 stars). From there I signed up for the Level 1 class knowing I would only go twice more. It was explained that we were to learn something new each time and build upon what we previously learned. The first class was great, and I learned a lot of ways to go down the pole. However, you had to sign up in advance for the class and there were 2 extra people, meaning 2 poles had 2 people on them. For a 1 hour class I didn't love the fact that I had to share a pole, kind of took away from the class in my opinion. Why sign up in advance if they're not going to cut the class at 10 for the 10 poles? (9 if you count the instructor's pole). The 3rd class I went to didn't really add anything more on the pole, but she opted to teach us wall dances. Again, this was a pole dancing class, so I wasn't soo excited about the wall. And the instructor was coming off of being sick and really made that known to us, quite a few times, and it was sort of distracting to the class. This one felt very forced and not as fun as the first two.

We were so excited and a little nervous at the idea of pole dancing. For the number one reason of…read morecourse: it takes some real strength to hold yourself. Luckily for us and hopefully those looking to see if this is worth it. We decided to try something new and just do it! It is totally worth it! The fun we had doing this was overflowing! We laughed, cheered each other on, and overcame. It took a few flops to get it right. But that's common when you are learning something new! I was very lucky to learn four different apparatuses in Aerial Yoga and some pole dancing moves! Coming to Flyfit is definitely a good choice! You just feel so empowered at the end of every class. It makes you want to come back and learn more. Which is exactly what happened to me. I can't wait to show off my new moves.

The coaches are not only experienced in real competitions but also super helpful and approachable…read more The atmosphere strikes a great balance--friendly and welcoming for beginners, while still competitive enough to push you to improve. The gym is clean, well-equipped, and even provides gear if you don't have your own. With a variety of classes in BJJ, MMA, and more, this gym is an excellent place for both beginners and advanced fighters looking to grow. Highly recommend!

LK is great! kids love it here. the Instructors are awesome. They provide a fun, friendly and at…read morethe same time disciplined class atmosphere. I love the way LK touches on many disciplines. My kids have been going for over 6 months, I can tell that their confidence has gone up. Sometimes it hard to get them to class, don't feel like training, but once they to class and start to warm up their attitude changes. I recommend Lk!

Love Lawson Arena!! Such a great venue. Being an alumni of Western, it feels super nostalgic to go…read morethere and catch a hockey game. Super bummed that they are moving the team to the new event center that is going to be built in downtown Kzoo. If you haven't made it to a game at Lawson, I definitely recommend it before the team moves. Tickets are fairly cheap. I believe we paid $22 and were in the bleachers behind the net, 4th row. WMU is a consistently ranked team in the top 25 nationally. They are so entertaining to watch! You can even buy beer and alcohol at the games now! As for parking, the best spot to park is across the bridge by miller auditorium and walk over. It's free on the weekends.

We stopped here to do some ice skating over Christmas break. Open skating was 12-2 and only $3…read moreadmission and $1 to rent skates. Only $16 for our whole family!! We arrived at 12:15 and size selection was already somewhat limited so I certainly recommend arriving at noon. Price wise this place is less than half of he cost of other area options, so it was busy. However we paid and got skates quickly and we were off. For little ones needing some help they have some walker style push things to use. It was the first time for both my kids and they a actually did better just holding my hand. Half way through they clear the ice to run the Zamboni, only took about ten minutes and they skating was back on. It was busy but there was as still plenty of room to navigate and the kids had a great time. I'm sure we'll be back :)