This is just my personal experience, not as a gym membership owner. I came in to work an event so…read morethis is solely based off that experience. I realize the pricing is $99 for a gym membership up to 300. I do think that's very pricey however they do have kids camp and a kids club, a spa, chiropractic services, Pickleball area a pool there is so much to offer I don't know the details but I'm assuming the more that you have but your plan is what makes the gym membership more costly. However, everything was very clean and very nice. The staff at the front desk was very courteous. I think this would be a great gym for someone looking for all those perks in one place

I always love checking out different gym locations, and Life Time is no different! This one has a…read morelot of the same amenities as Frontenac, and it's very nice and well taken care of. They also have a cold plunge, which the other location does not have (it's in the works). I am 1000% not a cold plunge girly but I know some people love it. I also tried my first compression boots and I loved them. The chairs lean back far and it's super comfy.

Defy is a great place to take kids who need to burn some energy. Defy has kept my nieces and…read morenephews busy, laughing, and happy for hours on end. The kids seem to gravitate to different areas each visit. Two nephews have had Birthday Parties here in the past year. The Defy Staff has the party game on lock. They do things like take the gifts and shoes up at the front door in a locked rolling cart to the party room while the kids start jumping. The parties have the kids jump first, and then meet in a room for pizza, juice, gifts, and cake. They supply the paper plates, cups, and napkins and do all the clean-up from the party. This is a low stress option for parents. I will be back soon.

This is a fun place for kids to have fun with their friends and family! I do recommend this place…read moreit is just in this area that are a lot of stains on the floor and walls and I really stinks but it makes sense why it stank

My kids have tried other soccer programs and this is the first year we tried Lou Fusz Athletic…read more Overall they were much more structured and organized than previous program we have enrolled in. I signed my kids up for the rookie program and I like that they separate the boys and girls on different teams. They provide a shirt that they wear for games and optional for practice.

This place is terrible. We paid a huge amount of money. The coach cancelled half the practices. The…read moreteams were not evenly matched. The team was set up to lose against another better Fusz team so the other team could advance in the tournament. Don't go here.

Inexperienced umps. Poorly defined rules that change game to game. Fields that flood on a regular…read morebasis. Inconvenient parking. Overpriced concessions. Don't sign your kid up to play here. Fields are unplayable most of the time. Even the slightest rain cancels games. And when that happens you'll actually be happy because you don't have to deal with the dearth of parking, walking miles to your field, 3/4 full beers from concessions and getting talked down to by untrained umpires who don't know what they are doing. Not worth it.

The SLCAA is a great parent-run nonprofit organization. Member parks include Eureka, Fenton,…read moreManchester, Maryland Heights, Valley Park, Pond, and Pacific. Youth teams of all ages and skill levels are welcome to play at any of our parks. By having 7 parks participating in the county-wide league we always have enough teams at every age to form several skill divisions: Recreational, American, and National.

This is one of the few true racquet clubs left in the city. I've been playing here since I was 5…read moreyears old starting in the junior clinics all the way to eventually teaching clinics while in college. After finally moving back to the Lou to raise a family we decided to rejoin the club to partake in the swimming and the tennis courts. The decor really hasn't changed much in several decades. The same wooden doors grace the entrance and the same smell and sound of indoor tennis permeates once you walk in. They dining room has been nicely expanded and looks very comfortable. There are about 9 rubberized indoor courts. The rubberized courts are fairly unique in St. Louis. They are much easier on the knees while chasing down tennis balls. They did install volleyball/basketball courts in the lower level along with a rehab and sports fitness center. The use of which is all included in a full club membership. Not too bad! Outdoor courts are incredible. There are about 15 courts in total but 6 of these are true "clay" courts. Also a hard find in St. Louis as they are harder to maintain. If you like French open tennis then check these clay courts out! No grass courts however. On the top lawn they have a small croquet pad as well. My kiddos love the swimming pool. Designed for both lap swim and leisure. They have a small kiddie pool just right for toddlers and plenty of covered tables and seating around the pool. Different days of the week they have food specials. Our favorite is the taco Tuesdays! Life guards always on duty.

This is a poorly run club. Clinics are canceled without notice. You show up but the instructor does…read morenot have the courtesy to contact the clinic group to inform them she is not showing up for the second week in a row. I have been a member for 4 month have have been incorrectly billed for 3 months. The people that work there are lazy, uncaring and indifferent about the members!