out dated facility and the parking lot is a nightmare. To get to the cycle room is scary.. Also…read morenever had a spin class that had slow music. Very weird place.

Modern and up-to-date equipment. Incredibly helpful and kind staff. Clean and lots of natural…read morelight. Top notch for fitness studio, pickle, ball, fitness, equipment and staff

There are Bikram studios in southern Westchester, but thankfully Bikram Yoga Yorktown is there for…read morethose of us who are north of White Plains and can't get enough of the heat. All of the instructors are phenomenal; especially when I was new to the practice and didn't believe I was capable of touching my toes, Donna and Patty were very positive and encouraging. Jane, who owns the studio, is also a very good instructor and very passionate about the health benefits of yoga. The majority of people who practice at this studio are a bit older than your beatnik hipster twenty-something from Brooklyn (you have to be to afford real estate in Westchester!), and I find most of the women who practice regularly to have their little yoga clique going on. The locker rooms are spacious, with cubbies instead of actual lockers, but there are only two showers. In general, everyone is quick in the shower, so there is never more than a 5 minute wait. The hot room itself is spacious, but classes tend to be full as this is a high-traffic studio. (There's this one guy who's notorious for blocking people so they cannot see themselves in the front mirror and breathing like Darth Vader, which can be irritating.) Bikram Yoga Yorktown has carpeting; apparently the carpet is deep-cleaned regularly, which is further evidenced by the lack of funky smells in the hot room and the studio. On weekdays, there are four or five classes offered per day and on the weekends, three classes are offered. I do wish one of the evening classes was slightly later; for those commuting from Manhattan, it's impossible to make a 7:30pm class after work. The recent addition of one hour "express" classes to the schedule is great for someone who is pressed for time; practicing Bikram regularly can get quite time consuming and having class flexibility (no pun intended) is always an advantage. I also wish this studio was a bit more web-savvy. Especially in these winter months, classes have been cancelled with merely a sign posted on the door of the studio. An email notification or Facebook post would be nice - there have been multiple instances of where I was looking to take the 3pm Saturday class, only to discover it was cancelled and with no way of making the 4pm class in Larchmont on time.

The best yoga studio in Westchester! Great teachers, great class selection, safe practices during…read morecovid, great monthly unlimited membership deal. If you want to get in shape, lose some weight and relieve stress start going to class. You can go early in the AM or later in the PM or both!

Incredible place and my son is flourishing here. And his innate potential is being well cultivated…read more So I'll try hard to ignore my huge gripe of the sloppy appearance of a coach or two training my son in their pajama pants. It looks like that coach just got straight out of bed. A very unprofessional look for such an elite establishment.

This review is for a birthday party at this place. It was for a 6 year old and the kids had a…read moreblast. They have planned activities and utilize a good area of the floor including the foam pits, the rings, and mats. They have a private room just for the party to eat. There only down side is the aisle is narrow and the coat/shoe room is smack in the middle of the entry to a locker room. So you had children walking through while others are trying to get on/shoes. If safely say it Appears to be a real gymnastics training center.

Very disappointing experience with the Greenwich YMCA. I've had ongoing issues with the membership…read moredepartment and communication for years. I had been reaching out since February about my membership and billing, called multiple times, and often received no follow-up. Charges continued for months even though we were not using the YMCA, and my refund request was denied. After being a member at the Rye YMCA for years, the difference in customer service has been very noticeable. Rye YMCA has always been a much better experience for our family.

Groovy place to pursue your fitness goals. Plenty of programs, equipment and friendly peeps.read more

A wide range of attraction facility Clean and tidy up…read moreMembership only Convenient parking

This review is for the private swimming lessons. Overall, I am very disappointed…read more Pros: - lifeguard always on duty - there is some flexibility if you have to skip a week here and there, etc -ample parking Cons: - the instructor - the cleanliness of the pool is questionable - waitlist is way too long

All around the best taekwondo school for children and adults. The lead instructors are world class,…read moreand are supportive of all their students and their needs. I've been to many martial arts schools as a student, but this is the best I've encountered for families.

UMAC is awesome. My daughter has been taking classes there for a year now and her experience has…read morebeen nothing short of fantastic. The staff are skilled and caring and they work so well with the kids, teaching them and motivating them to develop character and self-discipline. I'd recommend UMAC to anyone looking to introduce their child to martial arts.

The owner truly cares about every single client who walks through the door. The place is clean,…read morebright, friendly. The atmosphere is non judgmental, unlike other gyms. The personal training sessions are great. Rates are reasonable. Parking and location are convenient. This place is the best kept gym secret EVER.

I've only bouldered here so I can't comment much about top rope/lead…read more Staff are very friendly - asking membership questions, lost and found, intro climbing lessons etc have all been positive experiences for me. Climbers also tend to be friendly as well; people are usually more than happy to chat about beta and provide tips when asked. Routesetting is decent. Lots of fun, interesting problems at higher grades. The slab area upstairs is small but usually has some really enjoyable climbs. However, climbs below V2 are almost all ladders, and the routesetters' ideas for "spicy" low grade climbs tend to be worse handholds/steeper inclines rather than provide interesting challenges for newer climbers. Every now and then you come across a climb where the crux seems to be "try not to accidentally use this massive handhold from a different climb located in the most inconvenient spot possible." But overall, I'd say the routesetting is a positive. Now for the main reason that this review is only 2 stars: safety. Or rather, a complete lack of it. People sit/stand directly in front of the wall all the time, even when they're not about to climb anything. Most are happy to move when you ask, but you will get the occasional dirty look. Coaches and off-duty routesetters are often the worst offenders here. Chalk bags, climbing shoes, and phones frequently litter the ground directly underneath the wall. People walk directly underneath climbers in the bouldering area *all the time*, and even when other people are watching usually no one says anything. In over a year of climbing here, I have yet to see a single instance of an employee enforcing a safety rule in the bouldering area. Occasionally, there are horrifically dangerous climbs that almost make me think one of the routesetters has a side deal with a personal injury attorney (see attached photo). tl; dr: Lots of fun climbs, but when it comes to safety you're on your own.

If you and your climbing partner have a significant weight difference or you like feeling terrified…read morejust top roping - DO NOT GO HERE. This is the literal only gym I've ever been to that just drapes the top-ropes over the anchors, rather than looping them over once. (And I used to climb at the Movement in San Francisco which this was NOT the case at.) This creates a HUGE issue for the lighter weight climber when belaying, and is frankly so scary it's made me not like climbing anymore. All they offer are some giant, dirty kettlebells for you to lug around with you, but that only (kind of) stops you from launching in the air. It doesn't prevent the extreme amount of friction you have to fight through the Grigri. I've never even had this much of a problem lead climbing, because we can use an ohm, which you can't use top roping because it pins the rope to the wall which is unsafe for the climber. When I brought up this concern to someone who works there they shrugged it off like it wasn't a big deal, and said "oh well it's better because lowering is faster this way" uh... okay, but it's not better if i'm literally fighting for my life simply to lower my partner and not kill them or be launched into the air?? but yeah, lowering faster is nice, sure. I want so badly to like this gym, but the complete lack of regard for safety is mind-boggling. The biggest shame is that it's the only gym of it's type in the area so it's either climb here unsafely, or don't climb at all. Shame on Movement Corporate for not doing more to regulate the safety at their gyms.