It's a gym, they have a day care faculty with odd hours in the summer time, call before you pack…read moreyour little one up to go. You can come here and lift and get stronger and feel free to grunt or go big on deadlift. There is a sauna and plenty of lockers and individual showers with soap. There are shower towels and sweat towels. They have Hot yoga classes and zumba classes up stairs.

I like this gym since you go in and there's staff present. Makes you feel safer than going in with…read moreyour own key & having any issue happen without someone there. The staff is friendly, and there is a small "daycare" to watch the kids. Nice clean facility with chiropractor & massage therapist available. Would recommend, especially if you're looking for a locally owned gym--you get what you pay for!! Staff is also friendly & helpful!

Every summer, the swim club guests feel inclined to park in the neighboring apartment complex…read moreparking lot. When you live here long enough, you know residents cars versus a packed parking lot of Cadillacs and Denali's. I've talked to the apartment management before and they said "We talked to them last year about this. We will talk to them again." Obviously, it's time to start towing. When your guests take our parking, you're forcing paying tenants to park farther away from their apartments. It's not just 20 year olds that live here. We have elderly, disabled folks, and people with young children. And they're often trying to carry groceries into their apartment. Shame on this place. If you can't accommodate your guests, maybe you shouldn't be hosting swim meets.

Very clean and well kept private club serving the Boardman area. The staff and members are all…read morewonderful. Happy to be a member

I have had a membership here twice…read more Pros -They have treadmills with fans -The weights are kind of sorted out Cons -Weird distant uncovered parking - I started my membership on the 28th, they charged a 53 dollar sign up fee and then charged me $20 for the 2 days I worked out there before the month started ... THEN they informed me I'd get charged $53 dollars again on the 15th So $126 dollars for the first month there -I called to talk to the manager, the guy on the phone said she's currently busy , and when I told him my issue he lied and said the manager wasn't there instead after he had admitted she was there So you'll be spending over $100 for the first month you attend there Not worth it. A lot of there stuff is old. I'm not gonna pay 100$ to get lied to on the phone because people don't want to do there job. Also my workout was cut short today because the hours on Apple Maps are incorrect for this place.

I swim In the wee hours of the morning. The YMCA accomodates working people and the swimming pool…read moreis spotless, clean. Chlorine levels are kept at a reasonable level. Swim teams meet in this pool. It is a professionally run pool. The womens locker room is on par with LA Fitness or other upscale clubs. The showers need some work, new curtains that fit etc..That aside there is a great sauna in the locker room. Support this YMCA pool!! Yes the YMCA is in Youngstown but best to go in person if you need help of any kind.

I've been a member at this gym since they reopened as Climb Youngstown in 2024. Great gym with a…read morewide variety of bouldering routes. There's something for every type of climber and every level of experience. But the best thing about Climb Youngstown is the people. The staff are friendly and helpful, never judgmental. And the community there is welcoming, inclusive, supportive, and down to earth. I wholeheartedly recommend.

I visited the Buhl Recreation Center while on a business trip. The massive tan building is easy to…read morefind since it's on the main downtown drag/East State Street. Plenty of free parking in the lot behind the building. Staff was welcoming and guided me through a quick registration for a free day pass since it was my first visit. I attended an evening Zumba class. It was such a great experience that I visited the next day ($10 per day guest pass) to take a barre class. It can be intimidating when visiting a new gym, but the instructors and the participants were friendly and inviting. The classes had varied age groups and the medium to fast pace of the classes kept up a healthy sweat throughout. I can only review the group classes since I didn't take advantage of the other amenities, but my guest pass permitted me the use of the entire facility (tons of machines, a pool, locker room, sauna, open gym/basketball court, and childcare). The building itself dates back to 1903, but most of the facility has been recently renovated and appeared clean and organized. I will definitely be a repeat visitor.

The team worked with us to resolve concerns and I am thankful for that!, Thank you for your help…read more I wanted to personally thank that staff for addressing concerns that I raised and helping my daughter with her self confidence.

Coaches do a fantastic job. The place could use to be deep cleaned more often. But I couldn't…read morerecommend it more as far as a sports education. Coach Dave is the best - strict but so helpful.

Awesome facility, friendly staff and a great place to walk and still get your exercise without…read morefreezing outside in the winter! great walking track .. full court basketball court - they also allow the local little league teams to use the facilities in the off season!

Why do they call this the "Wellness Center" The real name should be "Kiddie Park." I am an adult…read morewho exercises at the center. All weekend it is taken over by kids playing sports. They throw there bags, shoes and clothes all over the locker area. I have to avoid the children as many of them are coughing. I found a small table for my bag, shoes, water bottle, coat. When I come back from the work out room a whole family has taken over my table while feeding their kids breakfast. I moved over to a small bench. After my walk I find a family of 8 people sitting on the bench surrounding my belongings. None of these young families ever apologize or even acknowledge my request for them to move. Is this how young parents show their children to behave in public. Is it just my town or everywhere. I am very disappointed in the way the world has become. Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and understanding.

I wouldn't send my dog to this school, so where to even begin....between the former accountant…read moretaking a handheld to the school a year and a half ago, and that email nearly costing me a speeding ticket to get to the school that day, or the fact my child isn't welcome back after she was slapped by a boy, and then told she was viewed as a burden by the first grade teacher back in May of this year; by the former principal whose now at Cardinal Mooney. Which during that meeting, come to find, my child was threatening self harm during class. Which no one told me about until that following Friday, when the very teacher who viewed my kid as a burden walks out to my car in the pickup line, crocodile tears going, and says "your child is threatening to hurt herself during my class." Great, all the more reason for her to be done here and never see the likes of any of you again. What was once my happy little girl, is now miserable. So, she was done that day, two weeks before first grade graduation which she did not get to attend because I refuse to subject my child to anymore neglect or torture she may have had to go through there. Then it took a month after that, and reaching out to get her personal belongings left behind; had to call the private school board and get a recommendation on how to go about getting my child's things....where I was told I'd likely have to get the law involved because they aren't apart of any school board...even the private one here. So, I wouldn't trust these people as far as I could throw them. One, they have one teacher per class, not two or three like they would have you think. Most of the people there that are "teachers" are parent volunteers, or teachers aids. The tuition they list, is a grand off, plus a grand in co-op fees. They obviously play favorites when the victim of violence isn't welcome back, but the one who hits is. The funny thing in all this though, is the sheer will of just pure laziness in it all. I'm still getting emails from this school, I've yet to be removed from their lists. Why....who knows, but the incompetence, and will to overlook anything bad there is unreal.

Even though this school has been around quite awhile, I'd call it "up and coming", Its gain…read morepopularity and for good reason. If you're unfamiliar with the Montessori Method look into it. Excellent. And the school is constantly making improvements while still striving to remain affordable to the average parent. Its the best investment you can make for your child's future.