My daughter and I came in to swim with a day pass 40 dollars. Front desk didn't know the schedule…read moreor us. We got dress to swim. We came out to swim was told we couldn't because of swim lessons. I told them I want a refund, she said you cannot. The guy over it said I could. No one looked like they were writing my information down. Then when I called I was told it's taken cared of Thursday then rolls Monday no transaction was made so I have to keep trying to call April which I already called. I made a dispute with my back . Pay with cash. I found a cheaper place 11 dollars for me and my daughter verse 40 a day it's cleaner too.

Been a while since I've written this review. Figured it's time for an update…read more Firstly - The YMCA is much more than a gym. It is a charity. When you pay your monthly fee, your money is going to a whole host of programs. For example... * This YMCA (Southwest) has preschool that is heavily subsidized. Let's be honest - who is likely putting their children in subsidized preschool? Probably single mothers. And it's one of the best preschools in the city. * The Southwest YMCA also has an adult daycare for individuals with special needs or stroke victims, etc. Also heavily subsidized. * The YMCA on 10th and Chestnut has a homeless shelter. Completely subsidized. * The Northeast YMCA does a lot with the blind and water safety. * Safe Place is a division of the YMCA, and it is 100% subsidized. Go read up on what Safe Place is. It'll blow your mind. I could go on, but you get my point. When you get a membership at ANY of Louisville's YMCAs in the city, your money is going to support the above. The Southwest YMCA, I mentioned what it has. As well, it is a gym. And it's a great gym. The Southwest YMCA has the following: * Indoor pool * Childcare so your kids can be entertained while you workout * A rock climbing wall for the kids * Tons of classes like Zumba, Yoga, and Spinning * Basketball court * Free weights * All your standard gym equipment The Southwest YMCA is pretty big. It's not huge, but it's big enough. It gets busy after work hours and just before work hours. If you're looking for *JUST* a gym, then the YMCA may not be for you (although it will serve that purpose). However, if you're looking for your money to go further than just paying for you to be able to use a gym, then sign up at the YMCA. It's a great charity, and I'm glad to pay a monthly membership.

This is the decent south east family branch of the YMCA. We attended here for my daughters soccer…read moregame and it was OK. The fields were not very good unfortunately one little girl, her ankle because there were holes and just patches of land and grass and it wasn't smooth and nice unfortunately. But some of the otherplayground equipment was nice and enjoyable, but they really need to work on their fields

I visited one of the outdoor soccer fields to spectate a friend's son playing in one of his first…read moregames. It appeared there were at least 5 separate fields with equipment. The parking was plentiful for an early Saturday morning and the fields and soccer equipment appeared to be fairly well maintained, although I did overhear several people complain about the rough terrain. The grass did appear to be patchy in spots. We took portable chairs; however, I did notice several small sets of metal bleachers scattered around the perimeter of the fields as another seating option. Will look forward to visiting again.

Barbie loves when I go downtown to her center, but I have to branch out sometimes, so I came to…read morethis gym in Louisville to work on the muscles for a bit. I have a lot of good things to say about this very unusual and busy YMCA in downtown Louisville and I can see why everybody loves it because the people working here are off-the-charts friendly. The guy at the front desk was a southern gentleman of the younger variety and he helped me get into the building and told me where everything is and he could sense that I was in a hurry so he hurried along his instructions. He got me in within just a few seconds of showing up. So he gets 10 stars out of five. However the locker system just doesn't work. I used a very similar system in Memphis the other day and having never used a punch-button combination locker before I followed the sign and it worked perfectly and there were no issues. Not so much in Louisville. The signs are complex and contradictory. There are not many of the signs so I didn't even see one before I started using it. An old man told me how to work it and I did what he said and it immediately locked my stuff in without me entering a combination. I could not get to my stuff so I had to go all the way down at which point the guy at the desk told me that I could have just called him and the old man on the way out told me that this happens all the time and not to feel bad. Well I don't mean to be a jerk but if this happens all the time then there's a problem! Change the system LOL. The reason why it happens all the time is because these things just don't work very well. It's that simple. He told me that I could park for just a dollar in the garage across the street which I couldn't find in traffic, which was awful on all the streets near this Y, and didn't feel like carrying all my stuff from a different block anyway so I just use street parking which is freaking $0.25 for eight minutes which is absolutely freaking ridiculous. This is not New York City and in fact a lot of New York City has much more affordable parking than that. Ew. The actual equipment is pretty good and they have some nice mats and various different things that I could use and then there are other things that could be improved. Such as the bikes. And there was the whole locker room drama because apparently there's a lot of theft around here or at least people think there is so I was told not to leave my stuff in the locker room even for a couple of minutes unattended. The janitor guy actually came into the shower to tell me to come back and get my stuff. Pulled the curtain back on me naked in there, soaping up, and almost made me slip over while simultaneously having a heart attack. I appreciated the consideration and even gave me a 3 minute lecture about how things can go missing even with just a few seconds and he's absolutely right, in theory. But considering that I only spent 90 minutes here and then half of that time was dealing with drama, it wasn't really as appreciated as he meant it to be. The drama of the parking situation. The drama of the lockers that don't work properly. The drama of the shower warning. If you consider all of that then I think you'll consider four stars for this gym to be pretty generous. Should really be less, but the southern young gentleman checking me in and sorting out my locker was so nice, he carries the 4 star rating. But basically no workout for me because of dramaaaa. Next time I'll use one in a different part of the city.

The only Y that lives up to the lyrics, "It's fun to stay at the Y-M-C-A!!"…read more Ok terrible Village People jokes aside, this is hands down the best Y I've been to, and it quickly became my home branch: the staff is helpful and friendly, the equipment is well-maintained, and the locker rooms are clean. But the best part by FAR is that they have Les Mills classes! Body Pump classes changed my life, and I was so worried I wouldn't be able to find them when I moved to Louisville. Thank you downtown Y for offering the one class that turned me from the self-conscious, lifelong physical therapy patient I was to the confident fitness junkie I never thought I could be.

Clean friendly, the schedule could be tweaked they limit hours for many of their swimming, the warm…read moreaquatics pool limited time so for the value of a nationwide membership it's really not there cause it's on their time not yours. Staff was friendly.

When I was in the summer camp they did not get anymore cups for us and every kid ended up laying on…read morethe ground in 96 degree weather and people had to tilt there head over water tank which was very small and then when it was out they refused to refill it by coming up with silly excuses like well do it in a minute or were busy right now and I left with extreme dehydration and a fever also a bad head ache pls do not go to ymca camp

My family loves La petite. We have been going there for 3+ years. The staff is amazing and so…read morefriendly. They are great at communication and work with each family with the child's needs. Their hours are also great. A lot of daycares are not open as early and also stay open till 6pm. Plus they feed the kiddos a great verity of foods. My kids love going there.

My god daughters attend here and absolutely love it! they have learned so much and their…read morevocab/conversation has noticeably increased! highly recommend!

Poor management, massive turnover of coaches and newest coach Henry is too inconsistent and…read moreintimidating!

My daughter (2.5 years old) loves this place, her teacher is super nice and she has a ball every…read moretime there. She's constantly asking when she can go back and I'm looking to keep her going year round now. It's a great place and I highly recommend it.

I have been attending this gym for a few months now, and I've loved it so far. The coaches are…read morefriendly and always willing to give you help with movements and your form, etc. I've always exercised on my own, but I love the sense of community. The group classes and having a designated coach and workout really helps keep you accountable!

I have been a member at 2 other gyms in another state, visited several others through my business,…read moreand briefly worked out at another gym in the area. Bluegrass wins hands down. They just do everything so well here. Welcoming new people, encouraging others, programming, challenging, coaching, time management, equipment, cleanliness, specialty programs, fun events, etc. They got it down pat and make it such a fun and worthwhile place to be. Regardless of your fitness level, CrossFit Bluegrass will be able to work with you, challenge you, and have you doing things you previously thought were not possible for you to do, all in a safe and fun environment. Going to the gym is now my favorite part of the day.

If you want to go hang out in a gym anonymously and do a weight circuit, a few minutes on an…read moreelliptical, and perhaps tan or massage afterward, this is not the place for you. Which is why I love Orangetheory! Orangetheory is a boutique fitness gym for small group, heart-monitored workouts-- strength only and/or high intensity interval training that target both types of workouts in 60 minutes or less. It has an upbeat vibe and welcoming atmosphere. The coaches are terrific! They provide encouragement and instruction while timing each step in the workout. Best of all, for the nerds among us (myself included), you get a report at the end of your workout that shows how long you were in each heart zone. You can track your own progress! I highly recommend this methodology and the boutique style of fitness. I joined the one in Brownsboro and they got to know me and greet me by name now after 3 classes.

So thankful for OTF Brownsboro and all the efforts they have taken to provide the safest fitness…read moreenvironment that they can. Requiring masks, spacing out equipment/limiting class sizes, three HEPA air filters for the studio, everyone wiping down their equipment after every station, temperature checks, emphasizing hand sanitizer, deep cleaning the studio at the end of each day. It is all so appreciated and so far beyond what most other gyms are doing!