Good gym! I only bouldered here so can't speak to the top rope or lead climbing. You can tell it's…read morea bit older than the downtown location, but nothing is run down or whatever. A decent minority of routes were missing color grades which seemed like they should've had them- not sure if that's just random climbing team routes or what. Not a big deal though, most were grader, and it did make me try stuff I wouldn't have normally. This+ the color grade system did make it a bit harder to just quickly eyeball how hard sections were when walking around, but probably partly since I'm just not used to color grading and maybe have been coddled by my home gym. At least when I went it felt like a lot of the easier routes were actually in the super overhanging cave bit, so it took a bit to find them since I expected those to be harder. Those are all basically nitpicks though. The main thing is that the routes were really creative and fun, requiring really varied approaches. The people/vibe the gym was clearly consciously trying to foster also seemed super supportive/inclusive. I feel like this would be a great place to really learn how to climb well- the classes they offered seemed great also. Already sad that I won't be able to get back here for awhile since I don't live nearby, there are a bunch of problems I'd really love to be able to come back and work on. So overall definitely a strong recommend.

Too many unsupervised children running around in a small gym. Staff was helpful and friendly and…read moretalked with parents to try to get them under control but still really not a place for serious climbers.

We have been at Lake City Twisters (formally Madtown Twisters East) for 10 years. My daughter has…read moregrown from being a cute, wobbly toddler jumping over stuffed frogs on the low beam and rolling down wedge mats, into a confident member of the LCT competitive gymnastics team. I would recommend LCT to anyone with a child interested in gymnastics at any level. It is such a versatile sport that can really give a great base for any future sport your child would pursue.

My daughter takes gymnastic lessons here and the teachers are great and the equipment is well…read moremaintained. For a 75 minute class once a week I pay $80 a month, which is completely reasonable. The only downsides are the location and the open gym costs. Madtown East is located on the road behind Cub Foods, almost in an industrial park, it's easy to miss if you're not familiar with the area. Madtown hosts open gyms several times throughout the week, they last for under 2 hours but cost more than the other open gyms available in the area. So, it's worth it for the classes, but the open gym is a bit of a rip-off.

I haven't spent a whole lot of time here just yet, but I intend to spend much more in the future…read more Currently I am taking a pottery class with a good friend of mine and we just finished week two. The facility itself is great. Lots of space. A gymnasium, meeting rooms, a gym, a couple craft rooms, and plenty more I haven't seen yet I'm sure. It's kept clean and is pretty nice. All the staff I've interacted with thus far has been great, super friendly. The class I'm taking is awesome. It's pottery 1 so pretty basic but I am definitely enjoying it and learning a lot! The instructor Todd is fantastic and really great with everyone in our class. Overall, I'm a fan!

I took a Pilates class through MSCR over this past winter that was held here. The best thing about…read morethe class was the studio space we were in: large footprint, high wood-beamed ceilings, simple paper shade lighting, and one corner in all windows that looked out onto the snow every peaceful evening. Oh my. That view was the key to my unwinding every week. This is a gorgeous facility! I would argue it is one of Madison's best kept secrets. I had to purchase an annual pass in order to attend the Pilates class, which was really affordable and allows me access to the cozy, lobby space free games of pool, and I'm not sure what else. They also have a fitness center, which operates under a really reasonable drop in rate and is also gorgeous.

Love what TPC has done to redesign the course and facility. Looking forward to seeing the AmFam…read moreChampionship coming in 2025.

Beautiful venue spaces that accommodate up to 200 guests. Great for corporate events, weddings,…read morereunions, parties & gatherings of all types. Amazing food, staff & views of the golf course.

Baraboo Health and Fitness is a nice, a little older alternative if you live in the area and would…read morelike to support a local business, rather than hit up one of the big chains. It's reasonably priced at 30/month and while it's only open until 6, you can pay a one-time fee for a 24 hour access card. You're signing up for a year but paying monthly. Although we didn't take advantage of it, you can add tanning for 10 dollars. You really have everything you need -free weights, an array of weight machines and standard cardio equipment (treadmill, stair climber, bike etc) with one TV. Locker rooms aren't too exciting and some of the weight equipment is dated but it's an easy walk for us, the management staff are personable and so far everyone who comes in is pleasant/nice to chat with. Not a bad choice for a small 1-1.5 hour workout. Take a walk around and see for yourself, before 6pm!

very clean, nice people, very supportive. love the energy. 100% recommend this gym to anyone who's…read morededicated for change.

These Princeton Club Xpress locations are awesome!…read more The relatively limited selection of equipment is usually sufficient if I want to get a quick bike or weight machine workout. Usually, I just pop in to this location to use the ample bathrooms with their excellent steam showers. I'll clean up before heading to work on the west side or Middleton/Waunakee.

The good, bad. The ugly isn't too bad, however, overall a nice place if you consider the price…read more GOOD: 24/7 access machines are good quality and newer the lighting has improved manager and trainer seem friendly NOT SO GOOD The bathrooms are gross and poorly stocked. The carpeted areas are often dirty. The machine areas and machines are rarely cleaned.

Team accepts mean girl behavior, poor communication, and most expensive gym around. many others are…read moreabout $150 per month less.

We just held a birthday party at Jump Around Gymnastics and it was fabulous! The new gym is amazing…read morewith such a variety of equipment, including several unique items like the high ledge to jump into the foam pit and the 'trapeze' bar. Coach Johnny led the kids through 30 minutes of organized play and obstacle courses, followed by 30 minutes of open play time. They all finished tired and sweaty but with huge smiles. The gym also offers two party rooms (one with a single long table and one with two long tables) that they reserve based on the size of your expected group. The rooms have counters with a sink and mini fridge to use and there are lots of coat hooks and a shoe cubby. We thought this was a great option for a kid's birthday party that worked for a variety of ages. We will be back for open gym and probably another birthday party!

Attended Pickle fest here. Nice field/space for these type of events…read more The event itself wasn't the best & used a ticket system for payments. They did have regular concessions & they were selling a single tender for $6 + tax/fees. Also the other food portions//price were horrible. Not sure if that was also on the event end but definitely robbery. A few seating options also up to the event I guess. They had the stands near the concessions open otherwise maybe 10 black tables/chairs on the field in the direct sun. Again nice field for events/smaller concerts. Street parking or ramps nearby so that wasn't an issue.

Very cool venue for a concert, so many great places in walking distance for a drink or a meal…read more Bleacher seats or bring a blanket and sit in the grass. Drinks available at the venue. Plenty of staff and overall clean. Great place for the whole family, especially the little ones to run around.