I'm not a member. This is for the toddler / family swim time at the Eden Prairie Community Center…read moreand overall, it's a wonderful experience. The water play area is perfect for little ones -- warm, safe, and sized just right. The staff has always been friendly, and the atmosphere feels welcoming for families with young kids who are still getting comfortable in the water. The only thing holding this back from a five-star experience is the family area bathrooms. They aren't dirty, but they definitely need more frequent cleaning and restocking during busy toddler swim hours. With so many young families coming through, a little more attention there would make a big difference in comfort and overall impression. Still a solid place to bring the little ones for a fun swim -- just hoping the bathroom upkeep improves to match the rest of the experience. Price is okay for someone that only comes occasionally - but it's a good resource to have if you're local - Try them out!

This is regarding the fitness classes. The pools are wonderful…read more With the Y and Lifetime members coming here it's getting busier. Most of the classes fill up fast-you need to get on a list a week before usually when you're in class. which can be stressful. The management doesn't seem to care. Plenty of space open in the studios after late morning and wouldn't add classes especially cycle, mix it up and body pump! Pretty sad that management doesn't really care

Great gym !! Need more like it! From day one to now! Wonder…read moreif they would let me move in!! They have great equipment The staff is exceptional! And the atmosphere is what a gym is supposed to be!

I'm writing this review at 1:43 AM, because I drank two Red Bulls at a Red Bull event this…read moreafternoon/ night, in addition to the energy drink I slammed this morning prior to Yelp-Fu: Boxing. And despite being up since 9 AM (which is early for me on a weekend, k?), I actually want to workout right now at my new gym: Los Campeones. *Note: I don't really drink energy drinks, and I'm pretty sure -- since I'm so hype on caffeine -- my typing could annihilate the world record. I'm. So. Not. Sleepy. #editingthisreviewisabitdifficult Before I get into Los Campeones, for reference, below are the different types of gyms I've worked out at in my lifetime: A) THE NO-NONESE GYM: With tons of free weights and machines, people visit there to get their swole-on and give hella stink-eye to peeps that mess around doin' nothin'. (Make sure your playlist is on point, playa! Ain't no time for that!) It's usually owned by someone older, yet hella strong. B) CORPORATE GYM: Both Lifetime Fitness and LA Fitness fall under this umbrella. Sure, the degrees of fancy vary, but these types of gyms usually offer classes of some sort. Overall, their membership prices are significantly more expensive. C) CROSSFIT GYM: Can be pretentious and cultish. Classes occur only at certain times and the monthly price may cause you to reconsider splurging while buying groceries. (But price may not matter, since you'll likely be eating paleo anyway.) Benefits: Short time and high intensity workouts do increase overall fitness -- and your booty will be more "apple-bottom" like; however, chances for injury may increase. D) YOGA CHAIN: I was the sweaty guy doing the "tree pose" in the back and falling everywhere. (BTW, there's usually that one person who farts and ruins it for errone.) Los Campeones falls under Category A, and it's the type of gym I prefer. At first glance, it might resemble a Snap Fitness. You know, a place that has plenty of treadmills, climbers, barbells, benches, racks, and free weights aka the bare necessities. But what separates this place from others is their basement. It's covered in fake grass and ideal for specialized high-interval workouts, swinging kettle bells, and other activities that usually require more room. I love it. People go there to workout. Ish is serious, ya'll. Aside from the gym itself, I love their low prices: -$45/ month (automatically deducts from your account). -$55/ month (opting not to use auto-pay). - $65/ month (for couples). Some other costs exist, such as the yearly maintenance fee (which is over $50, I think). Regarding the parking situation, it's kind of difficult. This Los Campeones location resides on one-ways, and their tiny lot fills up during peak hours. I suggest parking on Blaisdell Avenue or 28th on the left (north) side.

We recently worked with Drees Performance Training for volleyball lessons with Nikki and had the…read moreopportunity to interact with John as well. We were extremely impressed by the entire facility -- it's clean, professional, and welcoming from the moment you walk in. Nikki's coaching was truly phenomenal. My daughter showed a noticeable improvement in the refinement of her technical skills, and Nikki engaged with her in a way that was both encouraging and effective. The level of individualized attention and expertise exceeded our expectations. We drive nearly two hours for training, and it is absolutely worth the trip. My daughter was already asking to go back before we even got home. We highly recommend Drees Performance Training to anyone looking for high-quality volleyball development in a top-level facility.

Terrible customer service! I have some a question and decided to send an email. The person kept…read moreavoiding answer my question and I didn't have my answer even after 6 emails back and forth. Furthermore, during the whole conversation, his responses are very automated and didn't show any genuine care for his customers and clients. Overall, terrible business and I decided to go to a different gym instead.

My husband & I have been enjoying Snap Fitness in Spring Park, MN for over 5 years! We love the…read morefriendly staff, well maintained equipment & ambience of environment. Always look forward to our early morning workouts! Thank you to all who make it a PERFECT experience. Paula B.

Ron and Sabrina (owners) are great people and have improved this Snap location to be better than…read moreany other in the area. The equipment is in great condition, there are many group fitness classes daily, including Real Ryder cycle classes, there are several personal trainers, and they have expanded the size of the facility so it never feels crowded, even when classes are going on. They have also opened Trufit Cafe which has many healthy options available and the perfect addition to a post workout routine.

Update - I mentioned the Y leadership was open to my suggestions. Their current campaign is 'What…read moreMoves You?' I suggested a 'What Moved You' campaign. I am interested in learning What Moved You at the YMCA? Maybe it was your first time jumping into the pool. Maybe it was a coach who saw your potential. Maybe it was camp, a fitness class, a mentor, or a community that made you feel like you belonged. Southdale YMCA is more than a place--it's a collection of moments that shape who we become. - A lesson learned. - A friendship formed. - A confidence gained. - A life changed. Today, we're inviting you to share your story. What moved you at the Southdale YMCA? Drop your memory in the comments and help us celebrate the moments that continue to inspire generations. Southdale Y - Community built here. Lives changed forever.

The Y has not recovered from Covid. I finally gave up on asking for machines in working order,…read moreusable software and if I have a problem, it should be resolved without too much effort. On a recent Saturday I realized the Southdale Y had not recovered from Covid, it was time to end a 20+ year relationship Of the treadmills, 2 were of 20 were tagged as needed repairs and two others should have been out. The software change from last summer is missing functionality that had been there prior, not kinks functionality, it just doesn't work Multiple request for assistance get different answers, I think my count was at 4 when I realized this was not worth it. Talk to a trainer, talk to the help desk, not our problem, send an email to this address. I found it was time of a change and the Southdale Y didn't seem willing to. Not worth the cost, spend more for Lifetime or less at the multiple alternatives.

When you go to Orangetheory, you know what you're going to get. You're going to get the rowers, the…read moretreadmills and the floor exercise exercises. This location has a very unique shape and plenty of room and great additional weights. The secret sauce for Orangetheory is always the coaches. I would put Jimmy in the top two coaches I have ever worked out with. He is attentive, motivating, encouraging, and above all fun!!! my only regret is that I can't take him back to Connecticut with me!

This place has been a wonderful introduction to Minneapolis. The people who run this location are…read morewarm, welcoming, and always happy to walk through the door. The instructors are top notch, encouraging, and keep the atmosphere playful and light while you're making your way through a challenging workout. Can't say enough good things!

In town for a visit. Finding this gym was so fortunate. Had a great morning workout. They have all…read morethe equipment needed for a solid gym workout. And the equipment is laid out and grouped accordingly - with accessories labeled. Roy at the desk was most helpful in providing some orientation - pleasant and professional. All equipment and floors were clean, locker/bathrooms as well. It is well maintained. For when I'm back here I have found my gym in MN! Thank you!

I can't say enough good things about Lions and about the owners Stephen and Leah. I have trained…read morewith both. They have completely different styles. Stephen is a Chiropractor and so he approaches things from a "where does it hurt, how can we strengthen the muscles so that it stops hurting" where Leah is a strength and cardio trainer. The gym is always immaculate! They pride themselves on keeping it clean and user friendly. Not only are Stephen and Leah great people, they are a great asset to Robbinsdale and to the fitness community.

When I first walked in, I wasn't sure. It's not the most lux gym out there (sorry, Josh!), but it's…read morenot about the look - it's about how you feel and what you get out of it. I started in August and I'm a big big fan. I was a bigger woman, 40, and couldn't run for more than 5 minutes without dying. Josh worked with me to build confidence first. It was great to know someone believed that I could. He has never asked me to do anything that he didn't believe I could do: which has changed my life. I'm working out three days a week with a group of people that are amazingly kind and diverse. I've kept at it - and it's not a pain. It's now just part of my life. I'm down some weight, feel better, and am more confident. I also have a brand new muscle crease in my bicep that's never been there before.

I love Frozen City Fitness! I've been training there for about 3 months and I am excited for every…read moreclass (never thought I would say that about working out)! Josh is awesome, so supportive and encouraging. The gym is always clean and organized (not true of many I've been in). Classes are small and each person gets the attention they need. Girlfriends! Weight lifting might not seem like something you would consider, especially if you're older, but it's the best thing you can do for your bones. Josh will set up a program for you that fits your abilities. He loves working with older people to help them reach their goals, like building strength to help you manage everyday tasks. You're never too old to improve. Go for It! You'll feel so great to get stronger every day!