Great first visit at the Asheboro PF location! I'm a habitual Planet Fitness joiner and then life…read morehappens and I have to cancel my membership. The last time I got pneumonia for 4 months and was stuck with a lot of medical bills and I just couldn't continue. I told this to the staff member checking me in for the first time and she told me that you have the ability to pause your membership for 3 months if you're facing troubles (financial or otherwise) and it's the first time I had heard that. It was nice of her to share that with me, but I'm hoping this time I can stick with it! I do the black card membership. At $24.99/month it allows you to visit any PF location (not just your home club location), access to the spa (massage chairs, hyrdro massage and tanning), bring a friend any time, and 50% off drinks. I'm sure I'm missing something, but for $10 more than the standard membership, I feel that's worth the money. I'm hoping to be able to go a few days during my lunch break to the location nearest my office. The layout of this Asheboro location was VERY nice, with different parts of it being back further and you feel like there's a bit of privacy. They have separate rooms for stretching, 30 Minute workout, and targeted machines. I love that they offer some of the newer equipment and especially the rowers. Some locations don't offer those and rowing machines are some of my favorites for cardio. Looking forward to coming back but it'll have to be after this round of flu leaves my house.

They let me come in with crocs on all the time but then sometimes tell me I have to change my…read moreshoes. Today they let me in, I finished over half of my workout before the manager said that I needed to change my shoes and that she would be putting a note on my account. The fact that they let me in just to add a note to my account is considered entrapment. The manager of this gym acts more like a school principal than a gym manager. Here is proof of me wearing crocs while benching. They are supposed to say something at the door. And because she started her shift halfway through my workout and she's the only one that enforces this policy is not fair to gym goers. Write me up again. I have a social media platform that will put you out of business.

Our family has had memberships off and on for a while. They made fee accommodations for members…read moreduring the pandemic. If all you want is to go in and swim or just do a single class/workout it's kind of pricey, but I guess that's true of any Y, and it's why they encourage memberships. Worth it. They have some subsidized memberships available. And if you want to do beastmode/crossfit, the Y is much more cost effective than joining a local gym. You can sign up for swim lessons without a membership I believe, and the outdoor facilities are available to everyone regardless of membership. The building additions are fantastic, and there are so many classes to choose from: spin classes, jazz dance, Zumba, hiit, several kinds of yoga classes and a yoga wall. Always finding something new to try there. I like the giant mandala on the wall in the yoga/mediation room, it's a nice touch. Lots of machines of all kinds, the tvs, and large screen video classes on demand for things like kickboxing and a more curated weightlifting experience for newbies. They host regular fitness challenges which is also nice. Big group workout room with a mirrored wall. Popular place for birthday parties, has a splash pad, childcare center, and teen hangout room with air hockey, ping pong, pool, board games. The pool and whirlpool/sauna/steam room are great, great people, there are swim lessons on offer, and an awesome year-round competitive swim team for children and youth. Great beastmode/crossfit community, very supportive and knowledgeable. Handball courts. Gym/courts. Not sure why someone else referred to a track, since there is no running track per se. I use the paved walking trail around the soccer fields, wish it were a more forgiving material like wood chips but I guess concrete is more durable. The Y is more than a health club, it's about building community. This Y sponsors community initiatives/fundraisers/events and has twice yearly bring-a-friend and waived signup fee events. The community garden out back is an impressive, dedicated organization that donates lots of produce to local food kitchens. Nice big conference room. Administration has been helpful and friendly. Soccer program is wildly popular, they also host basketball, volleyball, pickle ball. The two reviewers who complained about trash on the playground both went there on a Sunday, I'm guessing it must have been right after a big soccer game day before they cleaned up since it's not usually like that from what I've seen. The check-in process is via a barcode scanner now. Locker rooms are good and clean.

We are new to the area and went to check out the park. Equipment was old and not maintained at all…read more Bolts missing from the swing set bars. Trash EVERYWHERE. Pathetic and embarrassing to the YMCA name:

I started a new journey for my 5 year old son. He really enjoys martial arts class. I can see a…read moreimprovement in the learning life skills, self regulation and confidence after 4 classes. I would highly recommend to other parents.

I was looking for something for my son to do after he was diagnosed with ADHD. He is a member of…read morethe Cub Scouts but I needed more of a physical activity. This was suggested to me so we gave it a try. He absolutely loves it so far. It gives him something to do with his hands and his feet and helps him focus on what he needs to do at that moment. On top of that Master Elliott also teaches leadership skills and focuses on manners and good behavior. With our current pandemic situation, this is exactly what he needed to boost his need for activity.