The staff is so rude. I told them I was in district. They told me I was not. I was last year so…read morehow can I not be this year? Expensive too! I pay $20/month where I live half the year in a Seattle suburb. Only $3 a day if I drop in. $14.00/hour for open gymnastics gym, $5.75/day for drop in here in Evergreen .

Since the last review of this place is hot garbage, thought I would give them a fair one…read more Pool: Nicest one in Evergreen for laps. 6 lap lanes and lots of free swim time which is great. Pool machinery has broken down a lot lately but still my go to spot over Buchanan. Gym: Two basketball, paddle ball, vball courts - pretty standard stuff Open gym is hard to come by though since so many after school activities take place here. Machines: Decent selection of free weights, weight machines, 2-3 stationary bikes, 5 treadmills and a couple of stair masters. All machines are your run of the mill weight room stuff but they do have TVs in many and I have never seen a machine that is out of order before. They also have several meeting rooms and space for gymnastics which I've never been into. Overall 3.5/5 gym. Not the best but a good quality pool which earns major points for me.

Absolutely love Golden Gymnastics! We've had 3 children enrolled in various programs. Both girl and…read moreboy! They are patient and teach the children to first focus. They encourage your child if there are issues with shyness and know the line between encouragment and forcefulness. They are very professional and have years of combined talents in the gymnastics world. I can't say enough wonderful things about the staff! Much love to Coach Zane and Coach Jamie!

From the owner: Discover Personalized Gymnastics Training Close to Home!…read moreGolden Gymnastics offers small class sizes for individual attention, just west of Union on West Cedar Drive—easy access from 6th Ave, Alameda, or Colfax. Enroll today and help you and your child shine!

I've been to a lot of CrossFit gyms around the country and been a member in different states too…read more This is by far one of the better ones. Clientele is really supportive and open and the owner is awesome. If you live in the foothills you should definitely stop by. Best gig around for fitness.

I've done more different kinds of exercise than is probably healthy. I've skied for fifty five…read moreyears, I've cycled in Class One amateurs back in the 1980s, I've run marathons and ultras, I've lifted weights, I've done Ashtanga yoga and Bikram or hot yoga or whatever its called these days, Soulcycle type stuff, boot camps, trail running and more. But Crossfit is the real deal, I think I might stay with this for a while, and home will be Crossfit Evergreen. It's a great place to start your Crossfit journey whether you are a beginner or expert. As a beginner at age 60 I so appreciate the honest clarity from the owner Mike on what to do, how to do it and how much to do as we scale those WODs to this beginner. Cannot recommend highly enough!

I wanted to reach out regarding our experience at 5280 during my son's ninja class session on…read moreTuesday the 29th. Unfortunately, it was far from what I expected in terms of organization and, more importantly, safety. And since no one reached out except to see if we were returning to join their program with an automated email, I thought I should share here. When we arrived, there was no one to greet us, show us where to go, or provide any direction. After waiting with no guidance, I eventually had to walk into the gymnastics area just to find someone who could tell us where to be. Instead of assistance, I was met with confused looks, as if I had no business being there. I wasn't the only one lost--another mother and her two daughters were also completely unsure of where to go. When I was finally directed to the appropriate area for the ninja class, I walked my son over and was told that the two instructors would bring him back to me at the end. They told me to go check in with the front desk person, who I had not seen when coming in. When I did go to the front desk a young woman was on her phone and had no idea why I was talking to her. She said just sign in you don't have to tell me. Ok well I was told to come talk to you, was my response. It's starting to be clear at this point that if you don't know what's going on, for example if you are new, you have to figure It out by yourself. So, at 55 past the hour, my four-year-old walked out alone while I sat in the waiting area. I had been watching the designated screen, which was supposed to allow us to view our children during class, but I only saw my son once before the feed was just a picture of gym equipment. You could not see any ninjas in the screen so I have no idea what if anything they were doing. I waited for about five minutes, expecting one of the instructors to come out and at least confirm class had ended, but no one ever did. We left, and about 15 minutes into our drive home to Englewood, I received a call from the studio asking if I had my son--meaning no one even realized he had left. At the most basic level, a facility working with young children needs to prioritize their safety. This experience showed a lack of organization, communication, and awareness that I simply cannot overlook. Because of this, we will not be returning. I hope you take this feedback seriously, as these issues could have serious consequences if not addressed.

The South gym has equipment and coaching issues which was brought to the owner's attention. Instead…read moreof replacing the equipment and fixing the issues, she decided to just end the team boys/girls program. Apparently, she will keep the Xcel program, Rec and Ninja because they make more $$. The floor has many dead spots and the floor to ceiling windows are not tempered glass. The windows let in bright sunlight which has caused issues with tumbling on floor and vault. There are no coverings over them and floor is right next to the windows. Many of the kids have been at the gym for 6+ years so it's been devastating to them. The kids were offered a 1.5 hour try-out at North gym only to be told to join their Xcel program (which is a disgrace for girls who have always trained DP and are Optionals). They only accepted 3 girls for their DP team of whom 2 of them were employee's girls. They already knew who they were taking before the try-outs and just had try-outs to say that they offered them. Beth doesn't care about the gym as she has another business (this one was her husband's dream, not hers, and since he's gone she has let it fall apart). You will only see her in the gym when 5280 holds a meet. Equipment is not safe!

My daughter has been going to Jen's dance class for two years. She absolutely loves Miss Jen as her…read moreteacher. Jen approaches and interacts with the children with such a caring and loving attitude, encouraging the kids and helping them build confidence not only in themselves but in each other too. We would not go to anyone else and would recommend Jen Dance School to other families without hesitation

From the owner: Jen's Dance School has been a part of the Green Mountain community since 2007. The studio…read morespecializes in pre-school and elementary age dance, and also offers a fun fitness dance class for adults. From ballet to hip-hop to summer camps, Jen's Dance has something for everyone!