The facility is always clean, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and the amenities are top-notch…read more I truly enjoy spending time here and highly recommend it.

The facility is definitely an oldie but a goodie. I kind of like that it's a maze, but definitely…read morebe sure to leave yourself time to orient yourself if it's your first time. Parking feels tight, but the ramp is extremely convenient and there's always plenty of space. I always love having a covered parking space, especially on hot or snowy days. The classes here are some of my favorite. I really like that the GTX area is separate from the rest of the weight training, but still plenty of room. The upstairs track is also great - haven't taken a class there yet, but it looks like a lot of fun. The locker rooms feel a little smaller, but overall it's not too cramped so just plan accordingly and you're set.

A whole new lingo Hack, house, button, hurry hard…read moreMilan in five years Got a call from my cousin out of the blue last October. He had secured a spot for a team at the legendary Saint Paul Curling Club and invited me in. I had never Curled a day in my life but decided to give it a go. So happy I did. First practice I fell down again and again and again. First match I was hyperventilating from sweeping for another newbie. Practice makes better. Everyone at the club has been super cool about playing with our group of novices. Getting excited for next season this October. We have a handful of wins under our belt and even competed in a Bonspiel (Curling Tournament). The tradition in curling is that the winning team buys the losing team a round of beer. Kind of torn now between winning and free beer.

I have to admit, I know very little about the sport of curling; but I have watched it a few times…read moreat the Olympics and have been kinda curious about it. The club itself is located on a busy part of Selby Avenue in St. Paul. I've noticed the club with its red neon lights; a number of times while in the neighborhood. After eating next door on a Friday night, I decided I should try to coral my friends and take a peek inside. What we found was a tournament going on. We were greeted by a woman who was a great spokesperson for the club and the sport. She was friendly and shared with us all about the sport and the history of this special club. There's a bar upstairs too that offers a small bar food menu and overhead views of the curling lanes. I recommend to anyone to stop in and see for yourself. I plan on coming back to watch a little more over a beer...or two.

We canceled our membership because every single person that goes here is a Somalian. I soon learned…read morethat they are all disrespectful to all that are not muslim and the entire staff especially at closing as I saw they won't leave at night when asked. The men pass gas everywhere, and the women take up the entire sauna without leaving. I tried to be positive but clearly the state placed these people at this location in some sort of contract. Now every member is Somalian. I love lifetime and was excited to join a higher standard or clean gym. It's no longer a nice "expensive" gym. It's the Muslim shelter and welfare meet up spot.

This is a specious clubs with many amenities including a salon, cafe, pro shop, pickleball, and…read moreindoor and outdoor pools. I am not a crazy fan of the overall layout. Upon entry you need to trek across the gym and downstairs to the locker rooms. Downstairs is also where you will find the basketball and pickleball courts, as well as the free weights. Upstairs are the cable machines and cardio equipment. The locker room is kind of nasty. Not well kept and often dirty. The dry sauna is absolutely disgusting. I would strongly suggest wearing feet coverings of some sort as I don't think the floors have been cleaned in months. I come to this club often as it is close but it is somewhat disappointing given the extremely high club dues.

E&A is about as professional and safe as you can get with an all-singles club. Advertising says…read morethis is a club to meet others for a relationship, but I have also met a bunch of really good friends and just people in general through the club. It gets me out of the house and helps stifle out some slumps of depression and social anxiety. There is a huge variety of events with no pressure to drink, find love or even socialize that much, despite it being what the club prompts you to do. If you just want to sit and listen, nobody is judgemental of that. Admission into the club is a little expensive, but despite not having a lot of money, I find that it is really worth it! You choose how much you want to spend on extras (food, drinks, etc.), which really does give a great variety. There are lots of free events and events that you get tickets at a discounted price! So far, I truly have nothing bad to say! Everyone is so friendly and nice!

Events and Adventures is a great way to meet new people, make life long friends, and make your…read morecurrent friends jealous with all the fun stuff you're doing. I've been a member for over 2 years. When I first joined I was looking for love. I only joined for a year convinced that if I didn't meet the love of my life in that first year I would be done. The first year came and went and I met so many great people and did amazing activities that there was no hesitation in renewing my membership. My first activity was axe throwing and after that I told myself I was going to try everythin. It was fun meeting different people at different events. The people I met white water rafting were different then the people who enjoyed touring winerie. It was all fun and I grew as a person. As for finding love...that happened about 18 months in. A great friendship that grew out of the love for similar activities and great talks sitting around bonfires has resulted in me finding my person. I'm still a member, I still attend great activities that challenge me, and I have an amazing array of friends all because I took a chance and joined Events & Adventures. One of the best decisions of my life.

It's permanently closing on 8/20/2025. They stopped having classes this past year, except for…read moreyoga...and LA Fitness isn't a place to go for yoga. There are so many better options for yoga in the area. There are better gyms too. There is now no reason to visit Seven Points mall either. A good thing, since it's a ghost-town mall and too creepy.

This is one of the dirtiest workout facilities I have ever been to, and easily the dirtiest LA I've…read moreattended. There's clumps of hair and dirt all over the floors, both in the actual workout room and the locker rooms. I suspect part of the dirtiness is due to the floor being carpet which causes things to cling to them, but this could be easily mitigated by vacuuming? I've been in during the first part of the day on a weekday and it's just as dirty, so it isn't a result of a full day of patrons. I highly recommend finding another location, this one feels so unclean.

Coaches are great, club director is . Great place for the girl's to learn about skills and develop…read moretheir volleyball career.

Vital is a club for your daughter if you like coaches that play favorites and a completely…read moreunresponsive owner. My daughter has played in several clubs in the Twin Cities and this was the worst hands down. There is no way my daughter will play for Vital again.

My son has trained here for the past few years. One of the reasons he decided on Starters Sports…read morewas because of their outstanding summer teams 16u, 17u, 18u. They travel to highly visible tournaments which provides a great platform for college recruiting. When summer teams were being finalized this year, they started removing all summer information from their website; which I thought was strange. Come to find out, they had recruited players from other academy's and programs (perhaps based on showcase data); almost all recruited players have never trained at Starters Sports. Personally, I think its deceptive to sell your training facility partly based on these travel teams; then turn around and recruit outside the organization. When perspective families/players come in to talk with staff about joining Starters Sports, they are loured by the outstanding track record of these summer teams, the recruitment possibilities and the college placement/scholarships. These parents are NOT told that several players on the team are recruited to play and have NOT been personally trained by the staff at Starters. These summer teams post their lineups on twitter; its about a 50/50 mix of current players and outside recruits. If these teams were 100% current Starter's attendees (regardless of my son's status); I would not have written this review; nor have any problem with their selection process.

Got a recommendation from a friend our team should check out this new place in Shakopee - although…read moreit was a drive for us it totally was worth it and we will be repeat business. The layout is nice, clean and efficient. Sports turf covers the place with multiple cages and a small free weight area in the corner. The highlight is the HITTRAX system they have installed - which is a video based batting cage simulator - we can't wait to try that out soon. The prices are among the best in the area for cage rentals and the online booking system is super convenient. Starters is a first class operation that is fitted for any baseball level from little league to amateur to professional. Highly reccommend.

Welcome to the gym Rocky could have trained at!…read more I had a good class here and our instructor was pleasant, friendly, and kept us newbies engaged in the class. These classes are extremely affordable and it's very convenient having on site parking. While these are great advantages, and you can pay by card in person and on the website, I'd really like to see them replace some of the floor mats and the equipment.

I attended the 3 hour Women's self defense class with my 19 y/o daughter…read more The class was well organized, registration process super easy. The 3 hours went very quickly because the structure was - see one, practice until we had it right, see another move, practice... At the end there was an opportunity to put it together, three male instructors were good sports about the women in the class practicing on them. For the first time I feel empowered to be aggressive, yell profanity and know I'm powerful enough to fight. Scarlet was the main instructor. She is serious, funny, skilled, engaging and smart. Truly a gifted instructor. The session took a grim topic and made it fun to learn. Super supportive. Highly recommend Krav Maga Self defense for Women. I'd probably go to other classes but I live in the western suburbs so it's too far.