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    The Roland Park Community Center

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

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    So..... I've been a member of the Y for approximately 6 months. This is my favorite club so far…read more However, I must say that all I have done to this point is swim. To get a swim in can sometimes be a gamble because you never know if you're going to get a lane or if the pool is going to be closed. So I REALLY appreciate the notifications the Orokawa Y gives via the mobile app!! They Y gives the most up to date/clear/pertinent notifications & updates, via app. Trust me on this! They also seem to have less problems with life guard manpower. And the pool is nice! The sauna is a bonus. As for the rest of the club, I agree with another comment that it can be overwhelming when you pull up to a full parking lot. But the club never seems crowded. I love the fireplace and seating surrounding it. You can relax for a minute to exhale before or after your workout. There's plenty of equipment. I previously had a personal training business so I can tell you, you'll have more than everything you need. There are also several breakout rooms if you're looking for a bit of privacy. The staff all seem pleasant, but I haven't found the need to deal with them often. This is a great club.

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