We coach competitive youth soccer and have used Utah Performance Institute as our indoor facility…read morerental for the last 3 years. In comparison to other facilities, it's much more organized, clean, and professional! The communication is awesome!! They offer great speed and agility classes that you can take as a team or individually, and unlike other facilities you can use their equipment as long as you return it nicely. We've absolutely loved our experiences at Utah Performance Institute!! It's the perfect size for 8U-12U!

Had an amazing time! Very spacious, good air conditioning, room for lots of activities! Definitely…read moreconsider coming back!

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.

I've been to a handful of table tennis clubs in my life, the prior location of slctt included. No…read moreother table tennis club I've ever been to feels like and actual "club" as much as this one. Most clubs are just a big room with tables, which is really what people are there for, but the new location of slctt has a separate room with a pool table a microwaves, a loft over looking the playing area (which is massive by the way) with couches a big screen tv , and an Xbox. They have lockers, a vending machine, and remote entry should you not have a key or be a member yet. You don't even have to have your own gear! If you are a beginner they have a range of paddles and balls to use at your leisure. At $75 a month, it's something you've got to be pretty committed to, but I'd say it's well worth the money for what you are getting

Great place to play table tennis. High ceilings lots of tables and friendly (and skilled) people…read moreto play with.

I've been playing at Ultimate Indoor for years now. They have a great facility with two great…read moreindoor soccer fields. The place is kept really clean. The fields are well maintained, and well groomed. The turf is filled with little pieces of shredded tires to give it a little cushion. You used to be able to use outdoor cleats on the turf but that has been changed. If you're planning on giving this place a go, I would recommend you invest in a good pair of turf shoes, they'll provide you with the traction you need, and suffice the no outdoor cleats rule. They have a few video games for the kids, and an air hockey table for those long breaks in between games, and what not. They are located in North Salt Lake which why I knocked one start off, they're really out there. However it is worth the drive if you want a great facility to play some indoor soccer. They have a plethora of leagues, and different levels of play. From youth to adult, seasoned to the most rookie players. They have a great co-ed league, and they even have indoor la cross if that's your bag! All in all this is a great location for all your indoor soccer needs. Give them a try if you're in the market for a great way to shed some lbs. P.S. You may be able to catch a glimpse of me on the field, but most likely in the coaches box shouting orders, and direction to my boys. I'm easy to spot, I'll be the only coach with Yelp sunglasses on! :)

PROS: The facility…read moreitself as a whole is quite good. The field is in good condition, plenty of space for fans, clean bathrooms (kind of), etc. There are a bunch of leagues, especially for adult men, with 4 varying levels of difficulty. CONS: It can be difficult to get a team spot in the Winter. Make sure to be pretty proactive in getting a team together. Every 6 fouls is a penalty shot (hockey style). If you knee even touches the ground, it's a dangerous play penalty. It can get a bit rough in the men's adult league with games starting at 11:20 pm on a weekday. I have talked to many teams and experienced much on my own as well to support my biggest disappointment with the facility. THE REFEREES ACROSS THE BOARD ARE ATROCIOUS. This is not a rant, but forewarning that it is not irregular to leave frustrated win or lose. There is one sold referee, a relatively young guy with almost red-like hair. However, if you have the girl who is young with very short dark "spikey" hair, get ready because it's going to be a long night. It's just a shame when people come to have fun and regularly leave angry. And I used to be a ref, I understand it can be difficult with all adult men. But too many times have I seen individuals or entire teams almost implode with anger at the men/women in striped shirts.

Best. Place. Ever…read more I moved to Utah recently from Southern California where some of the best beach volleyball players (not me...) live and play and could not believe it when my husband said he found a place where I could play. I immediately drove my beach-homesick butt down to the Salt Lake City location and have been playing ever since. The facility is spacious and light, the sand is almost kinetic, soft and non-dusty, and just great to play on. Players are all on levels, but I was blown away when I saw how amazing some of these players are; especially the manager, Tyler, and Charlie who often jump in on open play weekday afternoons 3:30-5:30 (King/Queen style) to step up the pace. Sometimes it's fun to just sit and watch the 2x2s while sipping a beer. Great outdoor courts too, giving SoCal a run for its money! Can't recommend it enough and grateful the owner Cory had the vision to make this a reality.

Who would have thought that there would be a sand volleyball facility here in Salt Lake City? Well,…read morelook no further than North Salt Lake at the Sand Bar. This fantastic place hosts games and tournaments of all skill levels. In addition to the courts, there is a spectator area to watch the game and enjoy a drink. This is where I spent my time since I'm not athletic at all-I enjoyed watching the game from the sidelines.

Beware of enrolling and bringing your kids to the Kids Academy here. The Kids Academy manager Kim…read moreisn't friendly at all. She gossips with certain staff members and club members (like Brittany S. & Katrina N.) about other staff members and club members. And her minion employee Lexie doesn't even greet guests when you enter the Kids Academy. Kenzie, another Kids Academy employee, bullies select coworkers, their kids, and members' children. She and Lexie are only kind to select guests and their children, but rude to others. Some Kids Academy employees have even quit due to bullying and mistreatment from Kim, Lexie, & Kenzie. I'll spare their names for privacy, but a couple of Lifetime South Jordan Kids Academy's SWEETEST girls working there ended up leaving due to their mental health suffering. Also, a handful of the Kids Academy staff yell at and discipline certain children over normal kid behavior. They all seem burnt out. The extremely low pay probably doesn't help. Personal trainer Rob also tells children who are aged 12+ they can't be upstairs on the gym floor without even age checking them (kids age 12+ CAN be upstairs) or contacting their parents. He's only friendly to certain staff and club members. The new GM Matt is super nice and seemingly professional. He's made a lot of positive changes since he's established his role, but he has a lot of work to do with the current Kids Academy management and staff. He's at least approachable though, unlike the former GM Bridgette who was fired for a string of wrongdoings, including illegally performing Botox on the former spa manager (they did it to each other) while at work. Some of the lifeguards and swim instructors could use professionalism training or retraining. A lot of them seem bored, unfriendly, and entitled, but they're more preferable over the Kids Academy manager Kim and her staff, particularly Lexie & Kenzie. Those three have done some illegal and just outright horrible things too.

Ashlyn or Devin in membership are absolutely committed to help start you off on the right path!…read more Tasha and Stephanie in the spa genuinely make you feel relaxed and welcome! Kelsey and Peter who are the pickleball gurus they are both supportive and very good at what they do! Mia at the front desk always makes you feel awesome walking in the door.....and so many more amazing people that make this facility absolutely phenomenal!

I will say that I like the kid's club and the front desk lady. I've been to a lot of gyms in my…read morelife. This gym for sure has the least up-to-date equipment I have ever used. Everything about this gym's equipment is just genuinely old and crummy. I mentioned to management that their pool is unbearably cold. The kids that were getting in the pool (on several occasions) were getting blue lips and it just seemed to get colder as the months went on and my youngest refused to get in anymore. Old people would get in the pool and just say, "Sure is miserable, isn't it?" Management told me that the pool temp was optimal and that basically I just need to deal with it. A week later they are replacing a water pump in the pool. It's just a really disrespectful management atmosphere. My husband's father died and we were going to be out of state for two weeks and since this gym is SO expensive, I asked if we could get some sort of refund or credit while we were gone. They told me "no sorry" and that was it. I told them that I have never had a gym treat death in a family so lightly and how cruel that is. It was only after having to remind them to treat people right that they decided maybe they could put our account on hold for two weeks. Like, how on earth have they gotten that low that they weren't willing to offer that without hesitation initially? Very unfortunate and just so cocky. This gym is SOOOOOO much more expensive than any gym in the area and just doesn't make sense how they can be so cocky and rude when their gym really is the oldest and crummiest gym I've ever been to. Their classes are pretty good but the yoga room is so cramped that it makes class squishy a lot and the speakers in the room are so old that they break a lot. It's really something. I think young moms get taken advantage of the most because a one-year-old that can be in the kids' club for an hour costs just as much as a 17-year-old child that could go to the gym all day, every day. I'm planning on going to the Marshall White Center that's opening back up soon and I think a lot of young moms will come with me because this gym is WAY too expensive for what you actually get out of the facility.

If you just want to hang out and meet people. Not a bad gym. If you want to work out on decent and…read morefunctional equipment with adequate WiFi and climate control this place isn't for you. I've been going to OAC for about 4 years, none of the equipment is the same brand, size, or similar in quality. It's a dated gym and half the time, machines or equipment are broken. When they do repair they its usually very poor quality. It's a very dated gym and the average cost of a membership is about 50% more than local gyms. It takes a long time for equipment to be repaired and they have more "don't do this" signs than anything I've ever seen. Things like, "dont use your phone" "don't wear sandals" Dont move this, don't move that etc. I really enjoyed the members, everyone is very nice and super friendly. The only real upside is that the kid care is AWESOME. The staff is very friendly, and they have a free area where older kids can just chill and watch movie. Great for the summer. They always have different crafts for the kids to do too. That's why they get 2 stars not 1.

This is one of the Private Clubs in the Delta Center. You gain admission by having Toyota Club…read moretickets. You can enter the Club for dinner an Hour before the event starts and have a fine Dining experience. They have a carving station, seafood buffet, salad, fruit and amazing Desserts. At Half time they offer Pizza, Pretzels and Popcorn and Soft Drinks. The Chefs work for the Delta Center and all of the food and service was outstanding. It was so good that I wish there was a restaurant in Salt Lake that offers the same kind of food. You will be dining with all of the important people too. I know you can often buy Season Ticket Holders tickets that offer this benefit. It's a fantastic experience. Save your money because it's so worth it!

Visited from CA and came for open play. The staff were friendly, but didn't really know what was…read moregoing on, so it was kind of the blind leading the blind. We asked which courts were open play/how it works and he didn't know...so we just went in and asked the people around. $10 is fair for open play also comparable to CA. The venue itself is like a remodeled grocery store which I thought was pretty cool, however the instead it's super loud. Can barely hear anything, doesn't seem like there's much insulation if any. Level when we went was about 3.0-4.0

Played here a handful of times now. It's a REALLY nice facility and I've always enjoyed playing…read morehere. However, the reason I give 3 stars is the fairly recent EXORBITANT price hikes. Not very long ago, open play was $10/day and it cost $40/month for a basic membership . Now, the daily rate is $30 and the monthly memberships start at $99. This is a 3x and 2.5x price increase. I was utterly shocked when I returned to find these prices. No matter how nice the facility is, I'd rather play in the cold outside, or a gym floor at a rec center for $6/day