Private swim lessons with Leanna turned out to be very valuable to my 4 year old's swim…read moredevelopment. He's pretty sufficient swimming for fun in shallow waters, but couldn't tread water or float on his back. By the end of the first lesson, he was doing both. We just finished his final/sixth lesson and he did the back stroke on own for 20 meters and they were working on front stroke and side breathing. Huge thanks to Leanna and Jenny, who filled in on the final lesson.

Nice, smaller sized Y with track and pool and friendly staff, however, this Y is really, really,…read morereally dirty. And I mean everywhere -- not just the locker room, where the floor might get mopped....occasionally. Part of the issue is poor management or staffing issues and certainly not an adequate cleaning schedule for the amount of use the building gets. I've seen various types of trash in heavy traffic areas just lying there for weeks. Consider other options.

My family and I have used several of this YMCA's services and have had an excellent experience with…read moreeach one. We started out just with the regular gym membership, which includes access to the indoor pool and a variety of free classes they offer, including Zumba, HIT, spin, and a few different levels of yoga. The machines have always been clean and in good functioning order in my experience, and I was especially excited to see they added a Jacob's Ladder to their line up of equipment. There's a semi private weights area, which helps keep the lifters away from the treadmills and ellipticals, and there's also a small dimly lit space for anyone looking to do some yoga or meditating on their own. The pool is used by local swim teams and ocassional lessons or aqua zumba, so be mindful of the location's posted schedule (online or at the front desk when you come in) before making plans to visit. Nothing more disappointing than wanting to do laps, only to find the space has been reserved for other activities. After those large activities, the shower rooms sometimes leave a little to be desired, but for the most part, they're decent. We were so impressed with the facilities, that we quickly extended our membership to include the outdoor pool, which is large and offers a variety of options for families -- there's a kiddie wading pool with neat features for little ones, a shallow area for new swimmers, a fun slide, diving boards, and a very large swimming area, usually with at least one lap lane roped off. There's limited food at the concession window (temper your expectations there), but they're OK with you bringing in your own food and snacks. We've even had pizza delivered on the nice days when we decided to stick around past lunch or dinner. My daughter has also participated in youth soccer and basketball teams here. The soccer fields are abundant, and the one that our group always used was in good shape. The basketball area is often split in two to accommodate large classes (like Zumba), but during basketball, they opened the full court up for the kids. It's a decent space, and I appreciate both the court-side bleacher seating they provide as well as the large windows so that parents can watch from the hallway. For the past two summers we've used the YMCA as a summer camp, and my daughter enjoys their activities and field trips. I appreciate that they get to swim every week and spend the majority of their time outside. Pricing is comparable to other summer programs and day cares we've used in the area. Just recently I've started working with one of the YMCA's trainers, and have been really pleased with my experience. They paired me up with an excellent instructor, Desi, who has worked with me to help strengthen my core and balance. She's introduced me to a bunch of different exercises, taught me to use a variety of tools (ball, bands, step-up boxes), and has personalized each session so I have a new routine and new things to work on every week. All around my schedule! All this and I didn't even mention the roller hockey ring, kids playground, on-site child care center, kids play room, or walking path that cuts through the property. This YMCA location really has a lot to offer local families and individuals!

I love this YMCA me and my family love going here when we wanna swim or me and my husband can go…read morework out and not have to worry about our kids because they can go into a class of other kids and an adult to watch over them.Love this ymca u should really think about going here.

Amenities and programs are plentiful, facility is clean, employees and volunteers are very helpful…read more Great value and wonderful community resource!

We've been members for a couple years. We have been going more frequently on our new health…read morejourney. The staff are very helpful and nice. Love the Silver Sneakers Program.

My son has attended sacred heart since pre k. This school is very welcoming. I appreciate the small…read moreclasses the they have & the staff are so patient with the children. They have a great sports program & offer a lot for the children to choose from.

Well, it's been 12 years since the JCC took out a no trespass order against me. My only 'crime'…read morewas to witness, over the course of 6 months, more than half a dozen instances where staff of the JCC daycare mistreated, both physically and verbally, young children under their care. My mistake was in trusting the then director, Randy Freeman, to do the right thing. What I should have done was to call Childline and let them handle it. Randy found none of emails of complaint valid, even relating to instances of mistreatment where I had other witnesses. The JCC was going through renovations as the time and they didn't want anything to jeopardize them, so they made up some nonsense about me. I'm not perfect; however, I stand behind my words and actions always. I recently thought about requesting the JCC remove the trespass order so I can go back. I need the pool like I need oxygen. However, after perusing pictures of the staff and the board, I decided I didn't wish to ever see these people again. 'Everyone is welcome'. Yea, except the righteous Jewish disabled war veteran. What a bunch of hypocrites.

JCC' is an amazing place for the elderly and also families I visit there. I feel respected. +…read moreAccommodated with all the programs that is available. I appreciate JCC for being a family oriented facility . Thank you

I love EMC with all my heart. All the teachers and staff are so helpful and nice. They have helped…read moreme progress and make me a strong dancer. This studio is where I have met my lifelong friends! The gym is a perfect learning space for young individuals to preteens to progress at their acrogymnastics skills. This studio is a great place for your kids to thrive and grow up!

EMC offers something for everyone! Over the past 11 years, all three of my children (and even my…read morehusband and I) have taken classes at EMC, ranging from music and acrobatics to "just for fun" hip hop, from daddy/daughter partnering to adult tap. There is truly something for every interest and every level! What impresses me most about EMC, however, is that they always accentuate the positive, they help children to set and achieve personal goals, all while instilling perseverance and poise. While technique is very important at EMC, and is never lacking, it is these personal skills that I know my children will carry with them as they grow up. For these reasons, I know that the time my family spends at EMC is quality time well spent!

This school is great for learning. It is so fun here and everyone is nice. There are after school…read moresports.

I had an amazing time the instructor was full of positive energy and very patient. my session was…read morevery informative. I highly recommend this place.!