Lifetime has a special place in my heart as I became a member in HS back in north Atlanta. I was a…read morefounding member of lifetime--Franklin and have been a member ever since. I do feel like they haven't updated the gym much since they opened. Most of the original machines are there and beginning to show wear and tear. The men's sauna consistently has one of the burners out, leaving it not as hot. Also the tile in the sauna is turning black from the amount of sweat and filth in there. Staff is very kind and helpful, common areas are very clean. The pools are great and the outdoor spaces during the warmer months are a gift. The classes are always filled up and the gym is pretty crowded. I would like to see them add on to the gym to make more space as more and more people are joining. Fees are going up but I don't see amenities increasing with the price. Overall I love this place and am thankful for the space to unwind and decompress daily.

Been a member for three years and just dropped. Steadily, gotten worse over time . Crowded. Old…read moremachines. And the service could not get any worse in the food court. They can not manage to get a cold sandwich out in a reasonable time. Management turns a complete blind eye to its service issues.

Just visited in passing through nice slow course pretty reasonable pricing would like to play it…read moreagain the next time I'm in Nashville

The best course one can join in Middle TN! The greens are some of the purest rolling ones around…read moreand the layout provides a scathing challenge for any true golf addict!

The wait is long, food is decent, but amazing pool! We had to wait 2 years to get a membership, and…read morenow you have to wait even longer! The food is a hit or miss. Salads are a miss, tenders are a hit. The pool is amazing! The high dive is fun, but the best part is that every 50 minutes, for 10 minutes, all the children have to leave! The tennis courts are great as well and the instructors are great.

The food here is actually pretty good but the pool has so many rules it's ridiculous. The life…read moreguards seem to be on a power trip and love the opportunity to blow those whistles. Thank goodness we are Richland Country Club members who only have to be here for one month. They are also extremely inconsistent on their absurd rules. My 4 year old is just now getting comfortable jumping off the diving board but likes someone to be floating close by in the deep end to help her swim back to the side after jumping - well the blew on the whistle so aggressively AFTER she jumped in although I had been waiting for her to jump for about 3 minutes that she cried. What else did they think I was doing talking to her with words of encouragement down below ?! They have a beach entry toddler pool that I've never once seen anyone else in where I like to put a pool chair as my child plays. I've done this for about 5 days now and someone just came up to me and said they don't allow furniture in the pool... umm does a crummy plastic pool chair count as "furniture" ? Also, a few days ago it started thundering so they "shut the pool down" for 30 minutes. Well I left our pool bag out on a table not thinking it was completely necessary to pack all the way up and just used it as a break for a snack. Well after the first 30 minutes were up and there was still some distant thunder I decided we should just pack up and go home. So I walked back to the pool to grab our stuff and was again aggressively whistled at. It was embarrassing and angered me. For those of us that are new maybe you should explain that you need to pack up everything you had out by the pool when the guards here some mysterious thinner even though the sky is blue Only giving 2 stars because they have decent food for a less than decent PRIVATE swimming pool

Unless you live in one of the apartment complexes in Nashboro Village, you've got to pony up some…read moredough to use this club. There are pretty nice tennis courts on both the outside and inside of the "club", and there's a tiny gym upstairs with a few of everything. You can also get free karate lessons and such if you happen to live in the complex. Honestly, I wouldn't pay for this place were I not in residence. Amongst the treadmills that sometimes work, the other equipment that is older than dirt, and the single television that's usually stuck on Barney or some other PBS children's show, it's just not worth the money. I know there are other gyms in the area, so unless your game is tennis, I'd say shop around.

This is one of the best clubs I've been to. I travel a lot and not all clubs will allow non-members…read moreto participate. This club made me feel like a guest and after visiting a second time I felt like home. It was difficult to find a hitting partner but I hired a coach Richard Virr that helped me with that. But first the lesson; it was awesome. I can honestly say that Richard improved my game by 40%, just by concentrating on technique. If I had kids or any other friends wanting to learn the sport I can only recommend Richard. This club also has a great community of tennis players that comes out to hit and they welcome newcomers!!! This includes at least one wheel chair player, kids of all ages and backgrounds, and adults - all one happy family (and growing). A sincere thanks and a solid recommendation.

Do I shop at REI? Will I consider eating granola by the…read moretrough? Lawd, do I even know how to ride a bike without training wheels? NO. I wouldn't call myself an "outdoorsy" broad as I have been a professional heel clicker in the concrete jungle circuit. Bright lights, big city... holler at your Girl Scout. However, when a member of the Nashville Hiking Meetup reached out in the last few months to form a partnership with Yelp and was actively posting some pretty interesting events on our homepage calendar, I started to get the itch to enjoy the great outdoors while attempting to stay fit. How many calories was in my martini again? Sh*t. Back to the Smokey the Bear's hangouts... no, really. I can NOT express what a spectacular time I had last night for Nashville Hiking Meetup's hike at Radnor Lake. Can you believe that this was my first visit to the park? I wasn't joking when I told you that I am a little naive about things of this nature. I pulled into the parking lot at 6pm where I was immediately greeted by a friendly pack of NHM hikers that consisted of a diverse group of men and women. A hiking leader even supplied me with a bottle of water as I didn't have time to pick some up on my way there. We chatted for just a few minutes and cut to the chase by starting our way on the trail. These people do not mess around. I was feeling pretty good about myself when we made our first stop assuming that we were near the end, only to find out that we still have quite a bit to go. Every inch of my body was put to work as we marched through various terrains and hiked up steep slopes. So this is how Jane Fonda really achieved those Buns of Steel. I felt my adrenaline go into overdrive as I wanted to kick this trails arse. It felt fantastic to be part of a crew as we maneuvered our way through the woods. I nearly had sensory overload with all the beautiful sights of deer, other creatures, view of the sky and lake, but the natural scent of the park is simply comforting. I could feel stress levels come down as my mental high elevated. Hopefully my tush will follow in pursuit? Fast forward to 8pm when I flung my sweaty yet blissful self into my car seat. The group generally goes and grabs a bite and brews after but I wanted to relish in my quiet victory. I'm ready to do it all again next week! TIP. Be sure to check out their website for all the scheduled year round group hikes that even include an Urban Hike that circles through the East Nashville and Downtown areas! Isn't it amusing that this city girl will be skipping those to take in some quality time with Mother Nature instead?

Having hiked with this group for over three years now, I can honestly say that it is hands-down the…read morebest social and outdoor group in Nashville (and well beyond). There are hikes for people at all levels of fitness, and plentiful social and volunteer events as well. I'm in a lot of meetup groups and I don't know another that is so well-organized or that has a calendar so chock-full of diverse events. My best advice for new members: some popular events "fill up" fast, but many, many people drop out at the last minute. Join the waiting list and be patient. Chances are very, very good that you'll get moved to a "yes" (but probably in the last 24 hours before the event). There are also tons of events that never have a waiting list at all. Also, on your first event, it may seem like everyone knows one another, but this is actually never true. There is a core group of regulars at pretty much every event, but you are never the only "new person". Tell the trip leader that you're new and don't know anyone. Chances are they will take special care of you.

To a person, the staff is the best--always friendly, helpful, and accommodating. The gym is always…read moreclean, and the equipment is always in good working condition. Their Black Card Membership level is an absolute must! The added benefits are incredible! I have had memberships at many gyms over the decades, but Planet Fitness finally got it right! This is a gym that sets the standard for all other gyms, and the Franklin, Tennessee location (my home gym) is the absolute best!

Overall, a solid Planet Fitness location with plenty to offer, though it has one noticeable…read moredrawback. On the positive side, parking is always easy and hassle-free, and the bathrooms are consistently kept clean. The main downside here is the layout and crowd control. The machines and equipment are packed together very tightly, and the floor layout doesn't leave much breathing room between stations for the square footage. It gets extremely crowded, though it's hard to tell if that's just a seasonal summer rush or standard for this location. If you don't mind navigating a tight floor plan during peak hours, it's still a good gym experience, but a bit more personal space around the equipment would make a huge difference.

Very fun place to go ice-skating with the fam, but during our skate session, they did not Zamboni…read more the ice at any point and it caused a problems. The attendant was not present until after somebody got seriously injured and then they sat in a booth on their phone the whole time. The upstairs lounge is great if you are watching other people skate or if you want to watch a hockey team practice.

I am in ALOT of hockey rinks, all over the country, every year and this is easily in my Top five…read more Excellent customer service, great location, offers a Perani's Hockey World (offering a great selection of hockey equipment and repairs), excellent referee room, and it's NOT FREEZING COLD in here!

I have been to this studio a few different times and can always count on getting a decent workout…read moreand my heart rate up. The teachers are usually very welcoming and helpful, especially if you have questions on form or anything. Good way to get out some daily aggression. Give it a try!

Come join the Title family! The owner Diane is an incredible human being and they have some of the…read morebest trainers in the Nashville area. Everyone is their to support you no matter what you're goal is hitting stuff is fun. Come hit stuff.