We had a beautiful 4th of July visiting the park to walk the dog. Parking lot is located at cross…read morestreets: 33rd st and Rankin Terrace. After a nice walk at the Edmond Dog park next door, we walked to the Bickham-Rudkin park for some exercise. Beautiful landscape and thoughtfully developed areas include a pond for fishing, a pavilion for reservation, an Arboretum that was built by the Margaret Annis Boys Club, multi-use trails for walking, biking, etc, and several playgrounds. Bring water as there are not drinking fountains except at the playground. We walked a total of 1.36 miles on the trails from the dog park. Please check out my pictures, such a pretty area! Highly recommended by locals. Very clean and well taken care of!

Our 6th grader just completed their 12 week 3 on 3 clinic and we had a fantastic experience. Great…read morefundamental coaching all around and they focused on a new technique each week (e.g. pass and screen away). 3 on 3 forced all players to be engaged and not hide on offense which was exactly what our kid needs. We'll definitely be back for future clinics!!

This is not the place to play if you are looking for a positive basketball experience for your…read moreyoung player. During our season our daughters were allowed to be heckled by the opposing teams coach saying they were nothing, that they can't play, you know real sportsman like behavior from the coach of a team. The rest of the season was followed by a staggering number of jump balls & basically no fouls. This place is a full contact basketball experience, much like street ball. Certainly not league ball. Body checks, pushing, elbows, the full Pick up game vibe. I wouldn't play in this league if we were paid. $170 to play (which is fine) but plan to pay $5/person/game. Disappointing season and to see these young girls have a game that could be a learning fun season.

Was looking for a new gym in Edmond and this was not it. The bathrooms smelt like something died in…read morethem and half of the toilets either didn't work or were backed up. No one wiped down or cleaned any machine after any use and I never saw an employee clean any piece of equipment. Watched multiple gym goers walk barefoot in and out of the restroom back onto the gym floor. Lastly as the owner is a female you would think she would have taken a comment about a female gym goer not feeling comfortable around certain male gym goers more serious seeing as a few weeks after this a certain old man was texting under aged girls.

I highly do not recommend this gym. I sent the following email and didn't receive a response after…read morea few weeks. This facility is not promoting health, wellness, or safety for their members. Hello: My fiancé and I joined Key Fit Club a few months ago and were aware that the gym was beginning to transition to a new building. After a few particularly negative experiences I wanted to bring a few concerns to your attention. I am regularly observing members misusing equipment and not following a dress code. This is concerning from a health and safety standpoint. Although this is not an uncommon issue and happens at most gyms it is happening consistently enough it should be addressed with specific members to ensure the safety of all members. Members are not adhering to a basic dress code by not wearing shoes and socks and even taking off their shirt while working out. Specifically, members are walking to and from the bathroom and throughout the training area as well as training without socks or shoes. Unfortunately, I have witnessed gym employees misusing equipment and removing their shoes and socks to exercise as well. This is particularly concerning because of the standard that these behaviors set for other gym members to not use the facility in a safe and appropriate manner. There are regularly members of the gym using the facility while they are noticeably high. This is prevalent on weekdays between 5:00pm and 7:00pm and obvious due to the potent smell. I do not feel it is appropriate for this to be tolerated because of the overwhelming smell it causes in the gym. I am also concerned that this is happening while there are children's classes happening in the gymnastics gym next door. Due to the above concerns: improper use of equipment, lack of dress code, and marijuana use I do not feel like Key Fit Club is promoting a safe and healthy gym environment particularly for females. The gym should be a safe place for individuals to work towards their goals. My personal training has been disrupted and I have been distracted from my goals due to the above referenced issues I have experienced. I have become uncomfortable being at the gym without my fiancé or a friend there with me because of the actions of other members. I have experienced harassment in a gym setting before and believe the environment that is being cultivated at Key Fit Club is promoting gym harassment and gym intimidation. I understand the gym is in the process of transitioning and moving locations. When we joined, we knew we would need to exercise some grace for the transition process. I would like to see these issues addressed and changes made moving forward in the current and new facilities. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to discuss this further. I look forward to hearing from you about how you plan to improve the member experience at Key Fit Club.

John and Darrius are the best, always helpful, welcoming, and professional every single visit. Very…read morenice and friendly, they actually care about members and create a positive atmosphere. The gym is pretty good, clean, organized, and well maintained with solid equipment, good music, and enough space to work out comfortably. Staff interactions, safety, and overall vibes make Gold's Gym a reliable place to train consistently and feel motivated. Highly recommend it for beginners and experienced lifters who want consistency and respect from staff daily environment.

I did not like this gym very much. For a "body building" type of gym, there's sooo little room AND…read morelittle equipment for weight training. I felt sooo claustrophobic and had to wait and wait and wait for a squat rack// any racks to open up. (For a bigger gym there was only 2-3 squat racks AND ONLY ONE DEADLIFTING RACK). I tried the free day pass today because I'm in the middle of finding a new gym. And this was NOT IT. It's absolutely disappointing for a larger more pricey gym. I came from 10GYM after my pass there expired and I will most definitely be going back to them. 10GYM being a smaller local gym (yet more equipment/ more comfortable) makes this golds gym look like an amateur and definitely not worth it.

I wish I would have discovered this park sooner! It is so fun, especially for kiddos that love…read morerockets. The top part is nice and barred in so kiddos can't fall out. It looks new and in great shape and love the rubber mulch versus wood.

I love the lifestyle that is Lifetime. They offer classes throughout the day and even for beginners…read morethey are super welcoming and friendly. First time members get 20% off the cafe, a 50$ spa credit and four free weeks of swim lessons for kids. My biggest hang up on committing to a gym was lack of child care but you can have them watch your kids for 2.5 hours per day if the kids have membership and if your kid is over five you can sign them up for weekly parents night out. We pay 40$ per child and it's way worth it! Overall, I love how they have hot room for classes and a clean locker room with dry and wet sauna and a hot water area in each genders bathroom!

Whoa, this was above and beyond what I expected. I got a hydrafacial and dermaplaning at the spa…read morewith Melanie. I have seborrheic dermatitis and she really cleared out all the dead skin on my face. I also highly recommend Melanie if you are needing a massage, from nice relaxing to really working out some pain, she will forever be my therapist.

Stars and Stripes Park sits right by Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City and makes for a solid spot to…read morespend a few hours outside. The playground has a cool patriotic theme with rocket slides and climbing spots that keep kids busy for a good while--it's fenced in, so parents can relax a bit. There's also a skate park nearby for older kids or teens to burn off energy, plus open fields perfect for tossing a ball around. The walking trails along the water offer nice views, and picnic tables with grills are handy for a casual lunch. Restrooms are clean, and parking is easy.

This is such a fun and colorful park! My 3yo loved it and the view of the lake is an extra perk…read morewhile sitting watching your littles.

If I could give this gym -5 five stars I would. If I could report this gym. I would. I pay…read morethousands of dollars to go to school here and this piece of dump place is all they have to offer? Machines broken and stay broken FOR MONTHS. workers are racists and judge you not only that, it costs $15 NO MATTER WHAT to have a guest. So if I wanted to shoot around with With a guest I bring on the basketball court for only thirty minutes to an hour it's still fifteen dollars. HORRIBLE. And they find ANY AND EVERY REASON TO CLOSE for no reason!!! This is an honest review and I hope all read this and don't go here. Thank you.

I have just recently started working out due to doctors orders. This facility helps me be able to…read moredo that during the long breaks I have between classes. Gyms make me very self conscious but this gym is great to work out in. From weights to cardio equipment it has it all and it is conveniently located on campus, and free to any UCO Student. Here's to loosing a couple pounds and looking great again!