when I am in the area here, this is the YMCA I really enjoy visiting. Been here several times and…read moreit's always clean and it's a relatively new build. I use primarily the pool, which is plentiful and several lanes and I've never had an issue finding space to swim. They do have a steam room inside, but the only bummer here is there is no Jacuzzi. But the facilities are vast and clean, and I the inside layout and design of this YMCA kind of reminds me of the Chasco in Round Rock, TX People here have always been nice and welcoming, it is aesthetically pleasing to see this building when you arrive and it is also pretty popular yet never seems too overcrowded. Definitely a great experience to come here.

My husband who is a cancer patient, can barely walk and is having hip surgery on May 21st, 2026…read more He talked with a woman at the Y (Saturday) on the telephone as he cannot walk into the Y to give notice to "Put his Membership on Hold" until he receives a clearance from his surgeon, most likely the end of July. She was very nice, asked him several questions and assured him that on Monday, she would have the Form emailed to him. IT NEVER happened! On Monday, Jim called and left a voicemail on the Y phone. NO CALL BACK! Where is the Indianland Y's compassion, when we are worrying about illness and pending surgery that they can't acknowledge the fact that an elderly man cannot come to the Y and personally request to have his "Membership'" put on hold. Jim was a member of the cancer exercise Group until he could no longer attend. I would like someone to reach out and help us with this lack of compassion and communication. I am 84 and have vision issues and do not drive so I can't go to the Y and act on his behalf.

Brent is awesome. He has always been a passionate person with plenty of knowledge to inspire anyoneread more

Very rude people. When my mom went to cancel her membership they were verbally abusive to her and…read moresaid horrible things.

One year ago on July 11, 2017 my neighbors Suzie, Jenny, and Allison finally talked me into trying…read moreout Burn Boot Camp. I have always been a yo-yo dieter and every few years would take up running for a few months at a time but when it got too hot or too cold I would quit, hating the monotony of the dreadmill. I joined many gyms but always felt super intimidated and out of place and unsure what to do while there, wondering if I was wasting my time and energy by not knowing how to optimize my workouts. Classes made me a nervous wreck, always different faces and no one was there to do anything but get their workout done and leave. I weighed 200lbs, sat on my butt all day at the computer, had major hypothyroid issues, and was desperate to do something but didn't know what to do. I even looked into a personal trainer but the cost was so high and I knew I needed almost daily assistance, not just once or twice a week. For months I had heard my neighbors talk about Burn and encourage me to go and I finally decided to give it a shot. My first thought upon entering was how everyone seemed to know each other, and I was glad I had my girls there so I could cling onto them like a barnacle. My second thought erased the first because SO many women came up to me to say hi and welcome me, simply because they didn't recognize me. Even the head trainer, Ryne, made sure to introduce himself. The thing about Burn is the women there aren't just nice, they are FRIENDLY and it makes all the difference. Everyone there genuinely wants to see everyone else succeed. There is no judgement, only encouragement, pretty much everyone is a regular to their class time so you get to know so many wonderful women. I will not lie that first class I had to keep telling myself "This is the only time it has to be your first day, this is the only time it has to be this hard, if you keep coming it will get easier and you will be so glad you did." I struggled. I was beside a 70 year old woman who was doing so much better than me. We did bicycle abs and I could only lift one leg at a time and after three of them I laid there panting, sure I was going to blackout. We did bear crawls to halfway across the floor and back and were supposed to do five laps. I did one. But I just kept repeating "If you just keep coming you will be glad you did". Two weeks later I did three full laps of bear crawls, two months later bicycle abs were among my favorite things to do. It never gets easier, because we scale everything to our fitness levels(do it faster, more weights added, etc), but I have gotten so much stronger, it helps to know everyone there is on the struggle bus with me, and the sense of accomplishment afterwards is euphoric. Burn is a community, it's a sisterhood, it is everything I have been searching for my entire life. Ryne and Becky are amazing trainers, they genuinely care about the success of each and every one of you. The workouts are always different(I never get bored), always a challenge and designed to give you maximum results. Come to Burn, tell them Lyla sent ya, and I promise you, you will not regret it. 1 year in I have: Lost: 38lbs 10 sizes Gained: So many friends So much confidence So much strength A lifestyle I know I can keep up

Imma be honest... I'm a serial quitter when it comes to working out. I joined Planet Fitness, I…read morequit. I did Billy Blanks Boot camp at home, I quit. I got on my husbands gym membership at the YMCA, I quit. I did 9 Round, I quit.... okay I think you get the point. I quit and there's nothing wrong with that, because those workouts, set ups, places, whatever just didn't work for me. It didn't work for my schedule, my lifestyle, etc. That is until I joined Burn Boot Camp. I've never been a consistent member of anything longer than maybe a month or two. I'll join something and take weeks or months off and my dude will complain and keep asking when I'm going back. I go back sporadically, knowing that this ain't gonna last. I'm not here to sell this place, but I am here to say why this works for me and probably many other women who go. This is my first check in but I've been going since the end of March. I did a trial and then just in time another trial came along and I jumped on that. So it was nice to get a feel of what I would be getting myself into if I actual paid for a membership. Ryne is literally the fitness coach I needed. Idon'twanna pay a ton of money for a trainer and I like being around other women who hi five you and encourage you to keep going and push yourself along with Ryne challenging you as well.. Working out here is challenging (you need that), flexible for my schedule (most days I go at 5 AM, sometimes at 8 AM, sometimes at 6:30 PM). If you have kids and you're a member, they have childcare at certain times. Ryne does personal check ups with you at the camp (after a workout, before, whatever) to make sure you're on track with your goals. PLUS! Sometimes the music be on point. Every now and then the music is a bit corny but luckily there are those around me, including Ryne pumping me up so I can ignore that. It doesn't get any better than this... for me. I would urge anyone to keep searching for what works for you. If you're a serial quitter... maybe you're just bored with where you are, you need some personal attention, maybe you need a little more encouragement or whatever you're doing isn't working for you anymore... give this place a try.

If you haven't tried True 180 Fitness you should! Great…read moreinstructors, positive atmosphere of women looking to achieve the same goals, group fitness challenges, muscle confusion with different workouts every visit and you can't beat the great music!

Omg. Where to begin? Great trainers. Seriously, Josef and Greg are knowledgeable, professional, fun…read moreyet demanding. They tailor to suit your body and needs, yet push you at the same time. And the ladies. The best. Genuine, nice, determined and successful. I can't tell you how many have achieved their objectives. I resisted joining, believing I didn't need to change gyms. Was I ever wrong. I'm stronger and in better shape than ever. Ladies, if you are considering a gym that will deliver what you want, look no further than True 180. You won't regret your decision.

I was visiting a friend who goes to S3 CrossFit and attended a class with her. I was impressed with…read moreeverything, but especially how clean and organized it is. Coach Matt has a great way of providing good tips to the athletes to make sure they all get a good workout no matter what skill level. I highly recommend dropping in if you're in the area.

I've been going here for over 3 years. Absolutely love the coaching, programming and the great…read morepeople that I've met over the years. This is a very welcoming atmosphere and an excellent place to workout. Don't be intimidated. All workouts have 3 different levels for all different skill levels. We have members from age 14-70+.

So far so good. Been a member for a few weeks now and it's been good. The staff is helpful and…read moreinformative when I signed up. The machines are current and work well. They also have a good selection of weights. The negatives are that it does get pretty busy on some nights, so you may have to wait for certain machines or areas. Also, they are currently adding more equipment and remodeling. The issue is things are feeling super cramped, and if it's busy it's really tight in there. Well, we will see how things end up after the remodel.

#CrunchFitness refuses to cancel my membership. I've been to two different locations in Charlotte…read moreBallantyne location and they keep telling me different information. I came in mid April to cancel in person and they stated once the pending charges complete it will be canceled. They tried to charge my bank again in May. I called to see if maybe they had a clerical error but they said I need to come in again. I'm no longer in the state hence the reason I cancelled everything before I left. I tried calling them again but the agent hung up on me several times. Now I get a fast busy signal. (704)385-7827 #crunchfitnessorangepark #crunchfitnessriverview #crunchfitnessschaumburg #crunchfitnessba #crunchfitnesscharlotte

I came to Indian Land Crossfit about a week ago with my brother in law who is a member. I had never…read moretaken a CrossFit class before so I was definitely in for a killer workout. We came on a partner WOD day and my brother in law was u fortunately stuck with me. The owner helped us along the way as well as cheering me on when I was dying. The facility is new and all the equipment is state of the art. They will help guide and motivate throughout each exercise to get you through your workout. It was an awesome challenge and great new experience. I'll definitely try it again when I am back in town.

Best CrossFit gym we've ever come across, bar none. We've lived in downtown Chicago and metro LA…read moreand nothing compares. The head coach and owner, Eric White, is the best in the business. Salt of the earth, he cares so much about everyone's development and growth. He runs an incredible gym and you just cannot beat it.

Hands down ISI Elite training has been the best choice for me. Recovering from cancer and getting…read moremy body back in strength is my number 1 priority. Trainers Juan and Jake are fantastic. They guide and encourage you to give your best. Staff is friendly and helpful. I look forward to going to class and love the way I feel when I leave. Highly recommend this facility.

From the owner: ISI Elite Training is a gym located in Indian Land, SC. At our gym we offer group fitness classes…read morethat offers a sense of community in doing it together. Our programs are designed to be challenging to any fitness level, from beginner to advanced. We offer group fitness that's personalized so we have something for everyone. We are also home to the 50 minute workout that maximizes calorie burn, and is a results based driven workout program. Get started with us today!

After two back surgeries, I honestly wasn't sure I would ever find a full-body workout that felt…read moresafe and enjoyable again. Club Pilates has been such a gift. The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable and attentive, always offering modifications and making sure everyone is moving in a way that supports their body. I never feel pressured to push beyond what feels right, yet I still leave every class feeling stronger and more confident. What I love most is that it truly works your entire body while being gentle on the joints and spine. For someone who has had major back issues, that's huge. The studio environment is welcoming, clean, and encouraging, and the classes have quickly become something I look forward to every week. If you're recovering from injuries, easing back into exercise, or just want a workout that strengthens without beating up your body, I can't recommend Club Pilates enough.

I joined this Pilates studio because I genuinely enjoy Pilates and was excited about the quality of…read morethe instructors, who are very good. Unfortunately, the membership experience has been incredibly disappointing. The studio actively recruited new clients into a $189-per-month membership program for 8 classes with the expectation that we would be able to regularly attend classes. In reality, getting into a class has been extraordinarily difficult. I would estimate that 90% of the time, the classes are already full, leaving me on a waitlist. I've heard several other members expressing their frustration around the same issue. The waitlist system creates another problem. Openings can occur at the last minute, and if you don't see the notification in time and are automatically added to the class, you can then be charged a no-show fee. So you're paying a significant monthly membership fee for classes you struggle to access, while potentially being penalized when a last-minute opening doesn't work with your schedule. What is most frustrating is that when I joined, I was specifically told there was plenty of class availability. That simply has not been my experience. If a studio is going to aggressively recruit new members, it needs to have the class capacity to accommodate them. Continuing to sell memberships without sufficient availability feels misleading and, frankly, like a bait-and-switch. Several of us have work schedules that require early mornings, which means late-afternoon or evening classes are really our only practical option. When we shared this concern with the owner, her suggestion was that we attend the 6:00 a.m. class and simply get ready for work in the studio bathroom. To be clear, this is a single, standard bathroom, not a locker room or changing facility with showers or other amenities. The suggestion that multiple clients should work out at 6:00 a.m. and then somehow get ready for their professional workday in the studio's one bathroom, without even the ability to shower, felt completely impractical. It also raises the obvious question of how one person could occupy the studio's only bathroom for 20 to 30 minutes getting ready without inconveniencing everyone else. Rather than acknowledging the legitimate concern that working members need reasonable access to evening classes, the response seemed dismissive of our schedules and the capacity issue we were trying to address. I found the suggestion lacking in both thoughtful judgment and respect for the very real scheduling constraints of members paying $189 a month for access to classes they are struggling to attend. The instructors deserve credit because the classes themselves are very good. Unfortunately, that doesn't matter much when members can't get into them. Between the lack of class availability, the waitlist and no-show structure, and what appears to be poor management of membership capacity, I have been left feeling duped and taken advantage of. At $189+ per month, members should have reasonable access to the service they are paying for. Until this studio addresses its capacity issues, I cannot recommend joining. You may find yourself spending far more time managing waitlists than actually taking Pilates classes, which is an unfortunate waste of both money and time.