Great facility for tennis enthusiast! You break your string, then you can just leave your racquet…read morehere and they'll take care of it. You need to take a shower before work, you can hop off the shower right after your work out! Great pros as well! You can watch U of Akron tennis matches here as well, check out their schedule as well!

Jim and Dave are great instructors. Whether you have had experience or none they make you feel…read morecomfortable. The club is really well kept and priced very reasonably. I just starting taking lessons for fun and so glad I did! Lots of fun and everyone is super nice. I look forward to summer to show off my skills ;)

Visited Springside for introductory pickleball play recently. We played pickleball on the outdoor…read moretennis courts. The weather was perfect and we had a good turnout. So pickleball was a smash hit. Then I went into the club to get a beer, a tour, and a membership. I was pleasantly surprised by all the amenities that they offer. They have weights, a walking/jogging tracking, a steam room, a bar, a lounge, TVs, ping pong, shuffleboard, pilates classes, cardio fitness equpment, indoor & outdoor tennis courts, outdoor pickleball courts, volleyball courts, basketball courts, indoor golf, soccer/lacrosse field, and updated locker rooms. There's a lot going on here compared to other health clubs in the area. I spoke with the general manager, Val, and she was super friendly and down to earth. We had a draft beer from the bar, while we chatted and watched tennis on TV. I really liked the vibe that this place has and I am hoping to start using the weight machines and pickleball often.

Springside Racquet & Fitness club is a nice facility, but it is a little dated. If you are playing…read moretennis, hope that you do not get the end court, as there is not much room between the court and the wall. If you are playing someone that knows the facility well, they will use that angle to their advantage! The locker room facilities are adequate, but you will definitely be taken back to the late 80s early 90s with the decor. There are several toiletries available for use in case you forgot anything, and a separate area with large mirrors for getting ready after your work out. The facility offers a full-size basketball court, walking track, and with several weight/fitness equipment options. I have never been a member of this club, but have visited as a guest many times. It is tucked away in an industrial parkway area of Fairlawn, so you need to be alert when searching for the building.

Western Reserve is my new favorite place for workouts! The facilities are clean, the classes are…read moregreat, and there's plenty of strength equipment. The prices are also very reasonable.

I couldn't be happier to have learned to play pickleball at Western Reserve! The instructors are…read morekind & knowledgeable, the courts are kept in pristine condition, & the staff is always friendly & helpful. I couldn't recommend this racquet club more to anyone wanting to pick up a new sport or try out a new fitness club- they have it all!

This is a great park. Lots of fun stuff to keep children entertained for a long time. Swings, zip…read moreline types, musical instruments, slides, comfortable seating, large rocks, and even a concession stand (not open today but that's ok.) Lots of ways to engage children to use their minds and their bodies.

christmas run park is one of the two best parks in wooster, imho. (freedlander park on the north…read moreend of town is the other.) at christmas run, you will find a kickass playground, tennis courts, short hiking trails, a stream and pond (some people even go fishing), ducks, and a swimming pool. they hold some really fun community events here like art in the park and the kiwanis strawberry social.

I've been sending my son to Paramount for a couple years for tennis lessons. and he's been steadily…read moreimproving his strokes. During that time, I've been asking them if they're going to offer pickleball and finally, they now offer pickleball classes. I attended my first pickleball class on a Tuesday evening and there were 16 people in attendance. We started out by warming up and then near the end, we were playing competitively. The instructors are fun and friendly. I'm looking forward to having fun and getting exercise at the same time more often. I think I could get used to this.

Dean is a perfect tennis instructor! Dean will teach you to play like a pro in no time! The…read morefacility is also very clean and has great viewing

Today's first Barre class at the Shaw JCC felt like giving my body a little pruning and fresh…read morewater. Autumn guided us with kindness through stretches and core work I've been needing. ‍ "I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers." -- 3 John 1:2 Trying to turn this into a rhythm, not a one-time moment. Posting so I stay rooted and consistent--because both health and faith grow with care. . #AccountabilityPost #NewRoutine #BuildingHealthyRoots #OneDayAtATime #ProgressOverPerfection #SpiritAndStrength #StewardTheBody #ShawJCC #WellnessJourney #MidlifeStrong #WomenWhoMove

You have to make a 24 hour appointment for daycare! I feel that now very helpful for parents that…read moreare busy in life!

Affordable tennis club that seems to attract incredibly kind and encouraging players. The court…read moresurface is waffle block, which may sound odd, but it beneficial for your joints long term. Lighting on the courts is good and there is a fan for comfort on each court as well. The club is moving to a new owner soon and I'm hopeful some updates to the locker rooms is coming. Pros truly care about the players and provide great instruction.

Nice facilities. Excellent staff. Returns phone calls promptly. Court availability excellent. Only…read morecritic-locker rooms need some updating and 1 more court needed.

Clean, well kept tennis club. Lots of opportunities to play tennis such as leagues, drill session…read more My experience with two instructors, Brock and Kris for drills was the best.

In October, I started taking private lessons and was a compete beginner with playing…read more Evan, who greets you at the front desk, to the different coaches, everyone is phenomenal and makes you feel included, regardless of your ability level. There are four indoor courts that have different leagues or lessons happening each day. I highly recommend coming!

Mouldy, hot, wet floors and nasty air, and racquetball courts are destroyed with bad floorboards…read moreand mould everywhere, felt like pins and needles in my throat. Health department needs to be contacted real soon ⁉

HOF Fitness Center is a great place to work out if you can stomach the 70s paint scheme and some of…read morethe out-of-date equipment. I have been working out here for many years, off and on, and haven't had anyone shout "Fatty fatty 2x4" for some time so the place must be effective. They have a smattering of racquetball courts and there are some very, very, very sweaty men in them sometimes. I like to pretend they are just sweaty fish in a giant aquarium and that helps me cope. The locker rooms (at least the guys) is well appropriated and has shaving cream, after shave, etc. and gives off a very "old guard" feel. Upstairs they have a weight room which seems to have a 20:1 guy to girl ratio, which freaks my date out a bit from time to time but no "tough guys" have given her any problems. Check it out, they have an indoor running track. I think that it's 1/10 of a mile so if you use it you get the feel of running around a giant banyan tree. On an island in the middle of the running track (sounds more exotic than it is) they have all the cardio equipment. They have a cute little board that you can use to sign up for equipment and there is this guy named "Cookie" who works out there and my date always changes the i-dot in "Cookie" to a heart when she can, which we find to be a really good time. Give "Cookie" a shout out if you see him; he's a crusty looking, shorter fellow. You'll know what I mean if you see him. The good thing is that there is never much of a crowd here so you can pretty much use whatever equipment you want when you want it. However, here is the highlight of the HOF Fitness Center: you know those fat-shakers that are basically like a big rubber band that you put around your midsection and don't appear to have any fitness value whatsoever but are always featured in workout videos from the 50's? THEY HAVE ONE OF THOSE! We saw a guy using it one day in all seriousness and it's probably one of the best things I've ever seen in my entire life. The facility is fairly large and also has both an indoor and outdoor pool, saunas, whirlpool, tennis and basketball courts and even batting cages. They also have a little restaurant so if you overdid it during the workout you can get your sea legs back. The classes that they offer are great and the teachers I've encountered are all very friendly. I don't have a monthly membership now but when I've been in town they have let me pay a per visit fee ($5, I think?). It's a great place to work out. The $5 is worth it alone if you see someone using that fat-shaker or if you have a "Cookie" sighting.