My wife and I joined last month. We are retired and right off the start we saw a clean, bright,…read moreenvironment to work out in. Alyssa greeted us with a smile which is genuine. We also spoke with Patricia the manger, so kind and helpful. Vent fitness in Niskayuna.

They have a pool, hot tub, and a sauna, which is great for folks with sore legs like me. I do…read moresquats and twists in the pool and sauna to keep my legs agile. I then take a sauna if my muscles are sore. They have a basketball court. They have great machines for strength and cardio. The participants are friendly and helpful. The staff are fantastic. Even at rush hour there are always machines available to exercise with. Also if you don't mind paying extra they have strength coaches and exercise classes like spinning. This is truly a one stop exercise shop.

This gym will forever be in my heart. I went for about 4 years when studying at UAlbany, the…read morestudent discount was very generous- since my mom owns a gym, I know how rough it can be having college kids working out there. This place has everything one could hope for. Many unique machines that are hard to find. The employees are always helpful and friendly. Mike is the best cleaner the gym could ask for. 11/10 gym. (Mike! I will be back soon, so Annie, you, and I can get a picture together.)

Easily the best gym I've ever worked out at. Great community. People are very kind, everyone just…read moredoes there own thing.

Outstanding. Super…read morefriendly coaches, lots of space, cool patrons. The diversity of the folks that were training was awesome - tremendous age range as well as ability/fitness levels. Experienced boxers: there's something here for you. Novices: the coaches walk through the system and give basic boxing tips. Prepare to sweat and have fun! Great workout.

Amazing gym they know what they're doing !! Professional and…read morecourteous to new students rusty older people lol and people who want to learn

I was a member of CrossFit Shatter in 2024. There are two bathrooms inside the facility. One is…read moreintended for women, and the other for men. Whomever is using it, male or female, standard protocol is to lock the doors when in use at a public facility. Let me take you on a story which includes a gym member named "Creeper" by other gym goers and a management who has failed to protect their female customer base. This story will leave you disappointed whether you have a daughter, sister, wife, or mother. Often times woman battle to be heard or taken seriously when they voice up. They are not believed, or their complaints are viewed as "just complaining", or "they take things too personally." I am voicing up about this to protect the next woman-these predators start out as exposing themselves, and then evolve into physically touching. I attend an evening gym session at Crossfit Shatter. Before the actual group workout, I decide to use the restroom. Upon arriving, the women's restroom door was unlocked and I entered. I observed a young male squatting on top of the toilet with no pants on, exposing his genitals and conveniently facing the door-as if waiting for someone to enter. It was clear he was an "exhibitionist", and waiting for his next female victim. The members were on to something. This was the person they labeled "Creeper". After leaving the facility and calling the location's manager, it was clear he did not deem this situation as alarming. He questioned whether it was even a crime and relayed he cared about the gym's reputation. Most concerning is being told this individual was kicked out from his previous gym. When I realized nothing was going to be done to address this issue, and protect other female members, I asked for my membership to be revoked. It was granted without penalty. I asked other female gym members if they experienced anything with "Creeper". Two of them stated yes. During those incidents he was in the bathroom with the light off, door slightly ajar and he had no shirt on. As if he was testing the waters. Placing a label "Women", "Men" above the bathroom doors does not solve the problem. The bigger issue here is not respecting women and not stopping the victimization.

I've put off writing a review for too long... I think one reason why is because I have so many…read morefeelings about this place... Crossfit Shatter has been the catalyst for one of the most amazing life changes I've ever committed to - making myself and my health a priority in a way that honors health, fitness, and community above just a number on the scale. I started attending Crossfit Shatter last fall, but I made a commitment to regular attendance in January (I can confirm, you get out of crossfit what you put into it). I am so much stronger, healthier, and happier than I was just one year ago. I look forward to going to the gym every time I go and that can be attributed to the great people who teach and attend classes at Shatter. Shane and Lucille have built a gym and a community that is unlike any other. I love going to class. I always sweat, am challenged to improve and constantly amaze myself. I'm doing things I never thought possible. Shatter is now not just "the gym" - it is the place I go to work out aggression after a tough day at the office, it is a place I go to see friends, and it is a place I feel powerful and optimistic about my health and my future. People reading this may think I don't have anything to compare Shatter to, which would be incorrect. I've visited 3 other gyms and, yes, overall crossfit consistently delivers on community, training and support. However, Shatter takes that community and combines it with outstanding technical training, forward thinking programming taking into account athlete weaknesses and strengths, and supportive tight-knit community combined with humor, making Shatter truly something special. Crossfit is difficult no matter what gym you belong to. Stick with it. The way you will grow, learn and develop (at any age or skill level) to become an athelete will amaze you. Shatter will do all that expertly, while also making working out fun!

We were in town visiting a friend and were excited to find squash courts nearby! There are a lot of…read moreactivities packed in this building -- squash, racquetball, climb wall, cardio and strength machines. Daily pass rate is $20, no membership required. Owner is very friendly, and he has a nice dog. Definitely will be back when we are in town.

Nice relaxing atmosphere. Friendly patrons and the owner is always around to help. Particularly…read moregood for indoor racquet sports.

My kids absolutely love coming here for soccer kids! Parents be ready there are arcade games,…read morecandy, and a snack bar! There is also a soccer shop onsite which is super cool. The coaches are great with all of the littles and the families that come are respectful of the kids and space. Overall great experiences here with Afrim's

We have been inside this place before for other events (RV shows come to mind) but now my son it…read moretaking soccer classes here so I had a reason to pay more attention. Upon walking in there is a nice sports gear store, then an open area with lots of comfy couches and what seems to be a bar to order food (perhaps while you are waiting for your soccer games to start, or to relax afterwards). Our son is taking a toddler soccer class and I mean that in the most general sense of the word. Basically, the kids (ages 2-4 it seems) run around, go through obstacle courses, kick balls here and there, play with hula hoops, sing songs, and learn social skills. It is a fun experience, though certainly it can occur other places besides here. The instructor really impressed me by memorizing the kids' names without prompting by the second class. How he did it, I don't know. I don't like soccer so I really can't judge their soccer facilities. But as kid's events go, this seemed to be exactly what was advertised and our son had fun running around and playing with the other kids.

Its hard to say in this day and age how this gym panders to the nursery school mentality of the…read moretimes! Today Some weirdo didnt like me working out next to him but, he waited and watched me get all set up. When I was ready to start my set he steps up and starts saying he wants me to move! ( keep in mind Im only doing 3 sets) at any rate I said why. And of course hes like I was here first. But honestly he had plenty of room and was only Doing a set there like every five minutes. I would have been done and gone in the blink of an eye! So I told him you watched me set up and never said anything and I am staying right here! He starts with all this shit about Im not afraid of you I will be the bigger man here and he runs off to tell the managers how mean I am. Well dont they come back and try to baby talk me into doing another exercise instead of telling this nutcase That in gyms sometimes people are near you. mind you not that close! So after all is said and done the nursery school state of mind made me realize this shit gym is not for me. I went to Vent and joined came back to PF and canceled my nursery school membership. The gym sucks anyway the trainers are shitty and its not that cheap anymore. The dress code is not like it used to be and its extremely judgemental! Good Luck!

First time in a gym was yesterday came here with a friend right after work, he has a black card but…read morehe also hasn't been to this Planet Fitness. I was here with him about 1-1.5 hrs. There was a sweet woman at the front desk that took my photo. One thing I do have to say is HOLY TREADMILLS! This isn't my local planet fitness but it has persuaded me to get a pf membership. The people at this gym were pretty laid back, no bad energy.

Extensive class offering. Excellent instruction from one of Renzo's earliest black belts. Real deal…read moreJiu Jitsu.

Their beginners program sets them apart. Small class size with individual attention is not found at…read moreother gyms. Summer discount made it all better!

12 indoor courts which are in good shape, well lit and clean. There definitely is a lack of AC in…read morethe summer though. Changing room and rest rooms are available, friendly and clean. Staff is very friendly, Howard being skill wise the best pro.

This place is borderline a dump. There are very few places to play tennis indoors though so they…read moresort of have a captive audience and it isn't awful but there are some things to know about. First off, Dee, the woman at the desk is awful. She's unfriendly, abrasive and curt. Ask her a question and she'll answer with attitude. If you have a problem, find someone else to talk to because it isn't her problem, it isn't her fault and she doesn't care. I doubt she gives any thought to customer service. It just isn't in her repertoire. As for the tennis, most of the pros I've encountered are good. Kathy and Raisa are phenomenal. They push hard and it's a great workout and my tennis always improves when I work with them. There are a few other pros I really like (Jeff comes to mind) but I don't remember all the other names. So why only 2 stars? Well, I talked about customer service. That's a pretty important thing. You always have to deal with the front desk to reserve a court or set up lessons. You pay at the front desk and if you have a problem, the front desk is the hub. If there were a way to get around Dee, it would be much more pleasant and much easier but you can't. Next, at least one of the courts has a huge dip in the back corner. If you don't pay attention when you're playing, you could fall and sprain an ankle at best. It's a huge liability. It should be fixed immediately. If not, they could at least cordon off that court and call it unusable. If they need the court that badly, they should make it completely visible so folks know they need to stay away from there. I play here because my friends play here. If I didn't have friends here, I'd go to Sportime in Schenectady, but they have issues too. Honestly, my favorite place to play tennis is at UAlbany, There are lots of courts, so chances are good there's one available when we're ready to play and it's free. Of course that limits me to only play in nice weather but I can live with that.

Big thanks to Tim and the crew at Tomhannock Bicycles. I ordered my bike direct from Specialized…read moreand honestly wasn't expecting a whole lot of service when I picked it up. I was pleasantly surprised to have Tim spend around an hour with me going over all the features and care for my new bike as well as ensuring everything was dialed in for me before I left. Best of all, I was invited to ride on their trails. You simply can not beat the level of care and love for the sport that Tim has. I will definitely be taking my bike to them for future work and tune-ups. Definitely recommend Tonhannock Bicycles for all your bike needs.

I needed some particularly specialized help, and these guys did the research, figured it out, and…read moretook care of it very quickly. I was out on the road before I even knew it. And then they were so friendly, I had trouble getting away from the shop!