Love the location. However please open up 24 hours again. It's tough to get there in your time…read moreframe when I work for a living

One the cleanest PF Or other gyms I have visited. I was visiting family in Hamburg and wanted to…read moremaintain my daily routines. I was very impressed with the cleanliness, staff despite some of the other guests unwelcoming appearance (other guys). I did my thing. I suppose they were territorial or intimidated. But what's New? I didn't care I just came to workout. They had updated equipments, plenty of space, no young kids walking around or people occupying machines while on their phones. Awesome, gym and awesome time...-

I had the best experience at Southtowns MMA. I am a beginner boxer (only doing it for a new type of…read moreworkout) the owners were so welcoming and accommodating. They helped me every step of the way from signing in to helping me perfect and explain every punch and move. 10/10 recommend for every level. The energy and the atmosphere was perfect. I can't wait to go back and take more classes!

Beyond disgusted with the owner who runs this business. My 9 year old grandson competed in a…read moretournament there today and the owner embarrassed and humiliated him in front of the entire audience. They were testing kids in groups of 3 and everyone got a medal. When it was my grandsons turn he was in a group of 4. He lost by 1/10 of a percent.His group was the only group that had 4 kids in it. One of the judges gave him a medal and at that point the owner started yelling there's no medals for 4th place and made him give the medal back. The look on my grandsons face was heartbreaking but he remained calm and displayed great sportsmanship and even clapped for the next group of 3 kids who were called up to compete and got medals. This guy was heartless and for someone who works with kids on a daily basis he displayed a genuine lack of insensitivity toward a young boy. I would not recommend this business to anyone and unless you're a member of that dojo do not participate in any competition there they are definitely unfair to anyone who does not train there.

We could not be happier with the level of professionalism, skill, discipline, respect, kindness &…read morehumor from both the owner, as well as the instructors. The staff provide quality lessons using an impressive mix of skilled training instruction, authoritative discipline, and seemingly endless patience. They establish clear expectations of work ethic/effort, focus, and mutual respect, while maintaining an atmosphere that's fun where kids can still be kids. We continue to be amazed at how quickly our children have improved in a relatively short amount of time & how much they truly enjoy participating. We would highly recommend PMAA to anyone looking for a positive outlet for their children. Many thanks to the owner & instructors for all they've done for our family.

The Jewish Repertory Theater is located inside the JCC. It is a small theater , maybe 100-125…read moreseats. The theater is acoustically pretty good; the seats are comfortable. The play we saw today was a bit offbeat.

The JCC is a clean and family friendly facility, just right for my needs of a winter place to…read moreworkout. It's convenient, there is plenty of parking and the entry is secure. Members are issued a fob to use to enter the facility. The front desk person almost always greets us. There are plenty of machines, and many treadmills and stationary bikes - seldom out of order. Spray containers of disinfectant and loads of white wash clothes abound for members to wipe down equipment. I feel obliged to note that I was duly unimpressed by the group fitness class I attended. On my first visit, the instructor was curt and unwelcoming, barking at me that I wouldn't like the class, in front of the class. She never met me. Knew nothing about my abilities nor interest. The classmates were kind and told me I'd get "used to her". Ah. No. No. No; wrong on so many levels. Especially when a newbie comes to class, who might be self conscious or introverted or scared to attend an exercise class. People will never forget how you made them feel. (Said Maya Angelou) It is a joy to see people of all ages and abilities using the machines. I've seen elders on the bikes and tweens on the treadmills. Wee ones stroll by from the daycare area to play in their own area apart from the adults. There are large tvs and music is also piped in. It feels like a completely non-judgmental environment, and aside from the group class encounter, it's my kind of place.

An amazing place with phenomenal coaching you can't find such a large variety of martial arts…read moreoffered in buffalo

Everything in my previous review stands. What I would like to add here is a bit about the kids…read moreprogram at WNY MMA. For a long time I saw the kids program from a distance even though I train with the two people who coach the kids (and love training with them). When I had my best friend's 5yo stay with me for two weeks though, I got a very good look at how the kids program runs and really want to share that experience to help others looking for a good, safe, supportive environment for their kids to blow of steam and gain self-confidence. There are five class options per week: 2 days of jiu jitsu, 1 day of wrestling, and 2 days of kick boxing. Coach Matt and Coach Cavemen start the kids with warmups and stretches, then do games and some time focused on technique. The kids have an absolute blast, are encouraged to engage each other respectfully, and are rewarded with high fives and the chance to earn class champion. D was a little uncertain at first. He was visiting so he didn't know the other kids except for one he met right before his first class. Over the course of the next two weeks both coaches were able to draw him out of his shell until he was just as enthusiastic as the other kids. They were aware of his body language and often realized that when he just stood there not participating it was because he was unsure how to do whatever they were doing, so one of them would come over and walk him through whatever it was. Both coaches are great with the kids and have a ton of patience (on top of both being excellent at the techniques they are teaching). There are two age group options and both groups are full of kids who clearly love being there. I've been training here for over a year and am really glad that I got a chance to experience another aspect of the gym that I hadn't paid close attention before. I would definitely recommend this as a great experience for kids.

I have been working out at Terries for the past 2 years after moving to Buffalo. It is a fantastic…read moregym! The front staff is always welcoming and attentive to feedback. The equipment is in excellent condition and they recently replaced most machines with newer ones over the last year. They have a good selection of cardio machines as well, including treadmills, stairmasters, bikes, and ellipticals. There is a regular workout class schedule included with membership, however, I have never attended. There are large dedicated locker rooms with showers that are always clean! However, you do have to bring your own lock. They also recently just added dry saunas to the locker room included with membership as well. Overall, excellent gym, I would recommend it to anyone!

I've been going to Terrie's for almost two years now so I guess it's about time I leave a review!…read moreComing from the land of Good Lifes and LA Fitnesses in Toronto, Terries is definitely refreshing. I used to sign up for women's only gyms because of the sheer amount of people at Good Life and LA - it was just obnoxious - and also everyone was magically already in good shape. At Terries, I think the max amount of people I've ever seen in this gym at once is 15 - which is fantastic. Because the space is sort of divided into different areas, it never actually feels as busy as it may be. Personally I go on my lunch breaks or two hours before closing as I find those are the emptiest times, and who doesn't like having the gym to themselves? Can this gym use some upgrades? yes. Slowly I am seeing a bunch of newer machines make their way into the gym, but the machines they have still get the job done. This is a no-frills gym with great staff. Terry and her husband are also great. My only complaint is that it needs to be cleaned a little more thoroughly, it could use a good dusting.

I have not been here but from what I've read on social media the owner is verbally abusive to women…read more(actually a friend) about their bodies and states things that sound transfobic. Stay away for your own well-being. Wanted to leave no stars but had to leave at least one.

Best old school down to business gym in Kenmore Tonawanda, got everything you need and less of the…read moreBS... One of the original! Positive atmosphere, come and go as you please, 24/7 access....

Very friendly crew at the Belmont YMCA. They have many Seniors Activities ,Children and Adults…read moreServices..Very clean Swimming Pool and Locker Rooms. They have dryers for your hair and clean and private showers Thats why its called The Family YMCA!

I like to go to Kent to work out. So, let's get our Kent on…read more Kenny Loggins wasn't my fave singer, and never will be, but I give Ken a Ton of respect. And this facility is why. I'm here all week. No literally I'll be in this gym all week. It's important to remember - don't join up and then bail on them. Like, if you're gonna pay all that money, then use it. This place was founded by the Christians. So we should learn from them. I have never seen a Christian, Bale. Ever. Get it? They have some real issues - for example when they decide to do their varnishing, the whole place smells like varnish for several days to the point where you get a headache just from being here for 15 minutes. And weightlifting here is pretty much a nightmare for me cuz it's in a basement and the equipment is old and very limited and the new branch in Williamsville or for example the Southtowns branch just make this one look like a stone age medieval Relic. So the bikes they have are good, but there's only 3 of them and they're often busy even though the gym is super quiet. Worse, the spray bottle is near the bikes and when I'm using the bikes I got really tired of getting all of that toxic spray all over my skin weird people who think that filling the air with this stuff (I mean about 20 sprays directly towards me as if I didn't exist, from about 3 feet away) is somehow okay. Getting Simple Green sprayed all over your skin is a thousand times more harmful than getting someone else's sweat on you. Actually about a hundred thousand times more harmful. In my opinion. All this adds up to a 2 star review, but I'm bumping it up 2 whole stars, why? Simples. The staff. The front desk girls are some of the loveliest employees I've ever found at a YMCA... and I mean truly lovely. I consider one of them an excellent friend! So this is why they get bumped up to 4, for having the best front desk staff and going above and beyond.