I am not a member here but part of a league that is playing pickle ball here…read more I didn't know about the bubble being around the courts for winter which was nice inside it was comfortable. Outside was in the upper 60s the day I went. Not sure if it would be cooler than it was when it's 30 outside. The walk from the front desk to the courts I never would have found on my own. I didn't see any other signs that said what was what way besides the ones my group put up. Everything looked clean and taken care of. I didn't use the locker room or restrooms. They do have a bar attached that was a nice bonus. We only got drinks but they do have food as well. Next time I'll have to try some.

The Sports Mall is celebrating their 50th anniversary and you'd think with all the advertising…read morethey're doing, that they'd clean up their facility and bring in some up to date equipment. This place has been the exact same for as long as I can remember. We've been customers off and on for more than two decades, and a majority of the machines are still the same. The treads are worn on lots of equipment which can be a hazard, some labels are torn off and illegible, some seats are stained with spray tan, some cracking. We enjoy the classes that they offer as part of our membership. The trainers and class staff are inspiring, very helpful and friendly, supportive and kind. Unfortunately parts of the facility smell bad and it's inexcusable IMO. For example, that hallway passing the racquetball hall smells absolutely putrid. I have yet to see or detect that the berber (carpeting!!!) has been sanitized, shampooed, or replaced... Men sit between matches, pouring their sweat onto the carpet. Barf. That hallway has earned the moniker "stinky hall" for a reason. It truly smells sharp and foul. The fans in the weight room aren't sufficient for moving the stale air. Some days this summer, I've thought I was having hot flashes and feeling faint - come to find out, the room was nearly 80°! They don't seem to keep the thermostats maintained at reasonable temperatures. That's not acceptable. Upstairs, it's dreary AF. It feels tired. It looks the same as it did in 2003. Same dreary fluorescent lighting, too. Absolutely nothing updated on the walls. The locker rooms are generally kept up with lots of lockers for patrons. Unfortunately the wet area can get kinda gross. In the women's one, I've occasionally seen clumps of hair and bandaids left in the showers. I've gone into stalls only to find that the showers weren't working properly. Trickling low water pressure or non-adjustable scalding water!! Without the cover, the pool area is decent in the summer. The space feels dilapidated the rest of the year with that holey and aging cover. You can tell that kids are peeing in the pool so they counterbalance it by treating it with lots of chemicals. I've only gone to the pool once this spring, and haven't been back since I ended up with an itchy scabby chemical burn on my shins. :( I don't play on the tennis/pickleball courts, but they appear to be really snazzy. Seems that they're kept up and well maintained from the looks of them. Basketball court seems good too. The hallways to get to all these places are fluorescent lit and dreary. I wish they'd update their spaces to reflect the higher end clientele they're serving or trying to attract... They can write off the maintenance, so I don't agree with some of the replies left by management. They could make changes, they just don't seem to want to. Alas, I still go here because it's quiet and the equipment/benches/bars are usually open throughout the day, the people generally keep their eyes to themselves and most are respectful, versus the bustling "meat market" gyms like EōS and Vasa... They really need to refresh and clean up this place. Currently two stars.

This fitness studio is genuinely impressive. The building is brand new, spotless, and thoughtfully…read moredesigned, and having a parking garage attached is a nice perk. They do validate parking, but visitor spots tend to be limited, so it's not something you can reliably count on. The workout itself is classic Barry's: a fast‑paced mix of treadmill intervals and heavy floor work. You rotate between the two twice, and both portions are intense in a good way. The instructors give suggested speeds and inclines, but they're clear that you can (and should) adjust based on your body. The weight‑bench segments are equally challenging, and while beginners can participate, the format really shines for people who already have some fitness experience under their belt. Classes take place in a dim, red‑lit room with loud, club‑style music. Personally, I love the atmosphere -- it makes the 50 minutes fly by -- but they do offer earplugs at the front desk if the volume isn't your thing. Because the class moves quickly and the instructor is juggling cues for both the treadmills and the floor, there isn't much time for individual form corrections. If you're not already comfortable with proper lifting mechanics, it's easy to feel certain movements in your lower back or joints, so a bit of body awareness goes a long way here. The staff is consistently upbeat, welcoming, and high‑energy, which adds a lot to the experience. Amenities are also a strong point: lockers, showers, hairdryers, and overall premium touches that make the visit feel polished from start to finish. It is on the pricier side compared to other group fitness options, but the workout is fun, efficient, and energizing. For people who enjoy a tough, fast‑moving class and a nightclub‑style vibe, this studio delivers. Overall, I really like it -- just go in knowing it's designed with seasoned gym‑goers in mind.

So excited they finally opened to Barry's boot camp in Utah. Believe what you've heard! It's the…read moreabsolute best workout. The instructors are amazing. You will not want to miss taking a class here

This gym is awesome! The coaches are knowledgeable, encouraging and kind. The culture here is…read moreamazing, everyone builds each other up, encourages each other and celebrates each other's wins and gains. It has made it so easy to make exercise a habit because I know I will be missed if I don't show up, and I will miss it because it's fun. Highly recommend.

I joined the 60+ eStayFITT Training 6 months ago, and have been a loyal fan since day 1. The…read moreowner, Laree, and her staff have created a comprehensive program to meet the individual needs for strength, flexibility, nutrition, goal-setting, and recognition. There are private and class sessions available with outstanding personal trainers in a small gym atmosphere. In addition to all that, the personal attention, the sense of Community and friendships keep bringing me back.

Pretty great gym with tons of equipment, the upper and lower body are split into two separate…read morebuildings. Free pre workout, and it's all self serve and it's easy. I just did a day pass and it was worth it.

First off WOW. Worst pool ever. All they do is blow whistles. No no no don't let the 30 lifeguards…read morefool you, they aren't there to help kids in the water. They are there to blow their whistles at moms if your child swims more than 3 feet away. Every mom has multiple kids. We come prepared for safe swimming. To get kicked out because one of my kids is faster than the other and I'm supposed to stay next to both? The lady with accent in charge of the lifeguards was SOOOO RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL. I hope poop gets thrown in your face.

So. Many. Lifeguards. There must have been 30, that were goofing around with each other, and had…read morenothing to do. They asked our kids over and over if they were "ok"....while they were swimming. In the same area...safely, with their parents 3 feet away. We were in the dressing room, maybe 3-4 minutes, EIGHT TIMES a different lifeguard knocked on the door to ask if we were ok. Eight. It was suffocating.

Visiting from LA, and got a 2-week pass. Awesome gym that had it all (bouldering, top roping, lead…read moreclimbing, yoga classes, and a regular gym). The staff is exceptional (shoutout Tiffany and Lauren), and we had a great experience.

I visited as a traveler. Quick and easy entry, giant gym with tremendous variety of top rope and…read morebouldering. Clearly labeled grades, and diverse route options. Friendly staff and gym goers. Loses half a star for some minor facilities issues like broken water fountains and clocks, but I think only fair to round up here.

It's a little gym. Can't really say much but it gets the job done. If you're lucky, you go here and…read morethe place is empty and you don't have to wait on any of the weight machines. Since the gym is so small you sometimes have to wait on certain weight machines but people are nice about just getting the job done so the next person can use the equipment. There is some nice staff except for the really old lady who never smiles and doesn't ever say a word to you and she's been there for a really long time. The showers in the locker rooms is a decent size and clean. Parking is spacious unless there is other things going on at the rec center so you might have to park at the back. Prices have jumped up in recent years. When I first started coming here it was $10 per person a month. Now it's $20 person or $35 for 2 which is ok. I would recommend this place to people.

Amazing facilities and very kind people working there. I'd never been to a JCC before and was…read moretraveling through the area, wanting to use the pool for lap swimming. The entire place is spotless. Appreciated that the locker rooms had hairdryers and free feminine protection. Both the indoor/outdoor pools are big and clean.

Everything about this place has gone downhill. Does no one clean the fitness studios, the gyms or…read morethe lockers? I watched a guy in my aerobics class drip sweat globs all over the floor and mat, then walk away. Gross. I was the last person out and not a single person came into clean. The same with the weightroom and the pickleball court- no one wipes anything down. The only attendants in the place are a couple of nice college kids at the front desk who smile and wave then go back to their screens. You walk around the space and although there are plenty of members, it feels vacant and neglected. Not to mention their sporadic fitness classes. With no pool September-May, can you really justify $95-175/mo for two strength classes in the morning and one at 6p, and no evening classes at all Thursday-Sunday?? Momentum Climbing Gym has four Utah locations, amazing climbing walls, yoga classes AND weightroom for $60/mo. Just saying. Not to mention that the JCC classes are often taught by non-certified, 'soft' U students who seem to have gotten their routines from YouTube. The JCC management is more interested in collecting your money than providing an exceptional, sanitary experience. They act like they are doing you a favor instead of the other way around. In fact, I recently contemplated a small claims case and assault charges after one of their fitness coaches put his hands on me. I had purchased a six-month family membership through a fundraising auction for the Humane Society and when they found my resistance to a rude, handsy, out of shape "coach" (for a ski conditioning class that would have actually cost me an additional fee), they voided my membership without reimbursing me for the remaining months. I was in shock. Let me preface by saying that I was fine terminating the membership as I only wanted to be by a pool (despite their incredibly uncomfortable plastic lounge chairs) and they close it right after Labor Day. Plus, it's a 30-minute drive for me that includes college and hospital traffic nearly 24/7. I already belong to two other fitness centers closer to home. But their behavior calls into question whether you want to trust this gym to treat customers with respect. They are well within their rights to banish me but they should not be entitled to keep my money! Check out this policy sited from the CEO when I demanded the return of $350: The JCC has "the right to terminate memberships and/or deny entry at its discretion." And they keep your money?! Sounds like fraud to me. Do you really want to join a club that operates this way? They don't like your clothes, your smell, your dissatisfaction, your religion, your bluntness and you're out... and we keep all your money. Just think twice and then go somewhere else where they value customers. In the end, I decided not to fight in court because my friends reminded me that I can still get the tax write-off as a donation to the Humane Society. Now THAT is an organization that deserves my money.