Great equipment and i love the steam room. Clean as well. Plus i like that you can walk to the gym…read moreif you live in the neighborhood

Great flexibility with day passes - equipment was great and well taken care of…read more Highly recommend

I went here to release some energy and hit a baseball, because I love baseball. It was definitely…read morerun down from the inside, but the machines still worked. Which is the reason I came, who's complaining? The guy working their looked like a younger kid, but he was helpful. He even came and told me when I had 10 minutes left. I am not going to complain about the price because for me baseball is worth it. It wasn't to bad. I would recommend if you just want have some batting practice. If you are looking for somewhere nicer you might want to keep looking. They also have a spot to practice pitching if you want to use it. It looked like they had balls you could use.

The staff is really kind and always asking how the practices are going. Love to this place!read more

This club is a wonderful environment. Timeless, elegant and fully equipped. I highly recommend.read more

I suppose that, for a young man with disposable income and a desire for a somewhat old-fashioned…read morehealth club, this would be good. I had been an out-of-town member a while back, since I live 500 miles away. I loved the idea that there was at least one all-male club left where, on one floor and in one common area, I could take a shower, use the steam room and the sauna, and take a swim, without needing a swimsuit. Meanwhile, the facilities have been somewhat renovated, altho they are still a bit clunky. Sadly, swimsuits are now required, although the club is still all-male. If there is no more communal nudity (there were, of course, fewer men present due to COVID, but they all seemed VERY nervous about being naked), why not make the place coed? It also is much more expensive than LA Fitness, for example, with not as many amenities available, so what's the point? So, if you live in Cincinnati, like to spend extra money (admittedly, gym wear is laundered, and each man has his own locker), I guess that this is good. Otherwise, try a chain gym.

Overall, it's a great place, but I never feel truly welcomed here. The facilities are top-notch,…read moreand the extra businesses that are colocated are great; just not a welcoming vibe.

This place hosted a gymnastics competition my daughter completed in. It was well managed and the…read morefacilities were clean, which i have learned is not always the case for this sort of venue. The parking was also adequate for the event, which was a bonus.

All the staff was great! We definitely come here a lot and we felt very welcome from the time we…read morearrived to the tour they gave us around the facility

Visited this pool over the weekend to escape the deathly Cincinnati inferno known as July. I…read moreattempted to pay, but was told that there was free admittance all weekend. What a treat! There are no chairs or concessions or really anything... but it was free so whatever. If I had paid anything more than $5 to get in, this would probably be a 3 star review. And since you get what you pay for, I'd say it was a pretty good deal.

The gym is brand new and beautiful. A regulation size, 25 yard pool is the main draw for me…read more I'll update after a few workouts.

As you can tell it's brand new with top of the line equipments. Friendly staffs. I only been going…read morefor couple time and haven't try any class yet. I'll update later. I have to say I love the sauna room, love the relaxing ambiance. Also the small towels are just so thoughtful. It's ALSO located right by the showers, so you can get a quick spray down and go back in if get too hot. Recommend joining!!!

JD and Gaylynn have wonderful, very useful equipment and respectful gym members. However, they are…read moreterrible humans in general and very much so less than professional. I was a member there from 07/2019 - 02/2020. I will detail my experience: At first it was a great environment to be in, but it went downhill FAST. It started with Gaylynn being a gossip and sharing a story about a woman who no longer went to their gym. Knowing the woman today and having heard her side of the story, what Gaylynn said about her was absolutely cruel, slanderous, and potentially reputation-ruining. It kept getting worse after this. I would regularly witness JD have full meltdowns directed at a few members, screaming and yelling at them. According to my records, the first time I saw this behavior was the end of August 2020 with him ending the argument yelling, "you'd be nothing without me". This member has since left, as well, and is at a reputable gym further north doing AMAZING. The yelling only continued and eventually made its way to the group of girls I trained with. (There is also a Yelp review chronicling this exact behavior). My group of girls had a group chat on Facebook that we would regularly talk on about random things from clothes, to what time we'd be at the gym, to, and mostly notably, JD's meltdowns. I'm sure it's not the first time, but the first time I have in my own records, but at the end of December 2019, he screamed at a mother over the phone because he was watching the cameras and the child was out of the play pin. He has known the father for a much longer time and had a very good relationship with him when this happened. I had heard previously that JD has a problem keeping women powerlifters in his gym, but experienced *why* for myself during this time. During the time I was there he offered scant coaching, from my perspective, to the girl group. I'm not sure if this was intentional or if he truly thought a group of very inexperienced powerlifters were coaching each other appropriately and offering good cues. While I was there, I also experienced JD's constant conspiracy theory talk and hateful rhetoric. Although he does not post conspiratorial issues on his social media accounts for FSC, he does post about them on his own social media and frequently talks about them in the gym. I'm glad I (accidentally) didn't sign a 12 month contract with him. When I left, I left a professional note (attached) about why I was leaving and the key. I paid him what was due. I was not disrespectful to him or his wife. I am way better off physically, and mentally since I left this gym. I have added over 200 lbs to my total and am at a gym that does not have these types of issues. Even with what seems like the ideal way to leave a situation, JD still surprises me with his maliciousness. I have been coaching a young girl (130 lbs soaking wet, happy, unassuming, and timid) who has become a friend to me for around 6 months. After her first competition, she, on her own volition, decided to put her trust in this man and join his "open gym" which includes bringing your own programming for $40 a month. She was on a 3 month contract. Spoiler, she only made it to a month and a half before he kicked her out: We were in the process of switching her training from linear to a more conjugate-styled training. I am a new coach, she is a new lifter, so there are bound to be mistakes in set up which we tackle head-on as she sends me videos via text in real time. JD even helped her set up one day, which I was relieved about. A few days later, my athlete texts me saying "he knows you're my coach. He's saying you're trash and good luck with my total" in addition to "he intimidates me" and "I'm pretty sure he hates me". I messaged him a very professional letter (attached) and he blocked me from both Insta accounts. The very next morning, she called me crying saying he kicked her out saying her "set up was dangerous" rather than finding a logical solution. He also stated that she was disrespectful which I've never known this girl to be.

I am so glad that I found this place, the owner is very helpful. The equipment is well kept and…read moreeveryone here is nice and make a great workout environment. Prepare to get stronger here, with the knowledge I've learned about technique alone has helped me greatly.

My sister and I grew up swimming here in the 1970's we took swim lessons with Red Cross there. I am…read morenow 56 years old and still have my Red Cross swimming graduate card in my childhood room framed. we also learned basketball weaving In the kiddie pool. I am so glad it is still open. My Grandma lived on Paradrome st for 70 years. Mt Adam's pool always great memories and a real gem.

They dont accept credit cards or bank cards only cash. They had me running all over the place for…read more$6.00. They sent me to mount adams where there was no parking anywhere. I ended up asking someone for money and paying them back cash app. The whole experience was awful!