Ymca

Brandon M. 

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10 years ago

I have been going to this YMCA for the past 28 years. I've continued going there because I'm always satisfied with the club. They staff and employees are extremely helpful and available to me and my husband. 

Terry L. 

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11 years ago

If over 45, do not bother to go to SO YMCA in Royal Oak. Their only interest is kids, which is not bad, unless you are over 45. If a Senior, you are an afterthought, if that. If interested in joining an exercise swim class AND over 55, beware!!! Many of their instructors are not qualified, let alone certified. Danger of injury and a threat to personal safety is high. Same goes for lifeguards, with no plans to correct the problem that has been on going for months. Good staff are leaving, or are being fired at rapid rates. It ... read more

Jessica F. 

on Citysearch

11 years ago

I take classes at the Y, and am currently taking a deep water exercise one. I love it, it's great! Love the variety of classes offered. 

Houp 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Best Fitness Value in Hope Mills – The Hope Mills YMCA has moved to a new location. It is now located at 3910 Ellison St Hope Mills NC which is one block off Main Street opposite of the lake. The new phone number is 910-426-9622. The facility is located in an old cotton Mill and has that New York loft look. It is about 10,000 square feet of the latest cardio and strength equipment, group exercise classes, free nursery and several youth programs. I like the family atmosphere, the low rates and not having to sign a contract.. ... read more

Contributor 

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17 years ago

A nationally recognized recreation and athletic center geared toward community improvement. – In Short The first U.S. branch of the YMCA started in Boston in 1851; there are now more than 2,500 locations nationwide, making it the country's largest nonprofit community service program. Each YMCA reflects the community it's in, offering differing services based on the area. Most include fitness areas with aerobic equipment, classes and racquetball and tennis courts. Many also have day care and after-school programs, as well as ... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

A nationally recognized recreation and athletic center geared toward community improvement. – In Short The first U.S. branch of the YMCA started in Boston in 1851; there are now more than 2,500 locations nationwide, making it the country's largest nonprofit community service program. Each YMCA reflects the community it's in, offering differing services based on the area. Most include fitness areas with aerobic equipment, classes and racquetball and tennis courts. Many also have day care and after-school programs, as well as ... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

A nationally recognized recreation and athletic center geared toward community improvement. – In Short The first U.S. branch of the YMCA started in Boston in 1851; there are now more than 2,500 locations nationwide, making it the country's largest nonprofit community service program. Each YMCA reflects the community it's in, offering differing services based on the area. Most include fitness areas with aerobic equipment, classes and racquetball and tennis courts. Many also have day care and after-school programs, as well as ... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

A nationally recognized recreation and athletic center geared toward community improvement. – In Short The first U.S. branch of the YMCA started in Boston in 1851; there are now more than 2,500 locations nationwide, making it the country's largest nonprofit community service program. Each YMCA reflects the community it's in, offering differing services based on the area. Most include fitness areas with aerobic equipment, classes and racquetball and tennis courts. Many also have day care and after-school programs, as well as ... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

A nationally recognized recreation and athletic center geared toward community improvement. – In Short The first U.S. branch of the YMCA started in Boston in 1851; there are now more than 2,500 locations nationwide, making it the country's largest nonprofit community service program. Each YMCA reflects the community it's in, offering differing services based on the area. Most include fitness areas with aerobic equipment, classes and racquetball and tennis courts. Many also have day care and after-school programs, as well as ... read more