Comments on Sarah Says: on my CA gym membership

Hi Sarah, You make very good points regarding eva...

2012-02-02T15:42:40.074-05:00

Hi Sarah,
You make very good points regarding evaluating your current membership and if it is providing what you need to achieve your fitness goals.
During this evaluation, it would seem appropriate to map out your last 30, 60 or 90 days of participation and determine how often do you use the other facilities, have your goals changed?
I am sure that you could share any concerns (annoyances?) with the management team @ Supreme and they would give you honest feedback, and try to offer solutions if possible.
I obviously recommend Supreme Sports Club to you and here's a link to our schedule of fitness classes:http://www.columbiaassociation.com/content/getfit/classes/schedules.cfm?expand=3 You might find a new class that might interest you!

Kevin Simpson, Supreme Sports - GM

We're at Lifetime Fitness. I have been very h...

2012-01-31T08:33:58.467-05:00

We're at Lifetime Fitness. I have been very happy so far. Parking at peak times can be a hassle, though. I have never had any difficulty finding a treadmill or recumbent bike, though. mac is taking swimming and there's a drop-in kids yoga class she likes. It's a beautifully maintained facility.

We just joined the YMCA also - so far I like it. I...

2012-01-31T08:07:40.034-05:00

We just joined the YMCA also - so far I like it. I haven't had a chance to try any of the classes yet, but there are a lot of offerings. I guess there are a lot of kids around - but I haven't noticed them being in the fitness center area (where all the machines are).

Sorry; that should be "childless adults"...

2012-01-31T08:00:07.760-05:00

Sorry; that should be "childless adults". "Childless parents" would be an oxymoron. :-)

Try the Howard County YMCA. Lots of classes; nice ...

2012-01-31T07:58:40.169-05:00

Try the Howard County YMCA. Lots of classes; nice new/upgraded facilities, and much cheaper than CA. It may not be on your way, but it might well be worth the slight diversion. Only two complaints I usually hear: (1) there are a lot of kids running around the facility; childless parents sometimes don't like that; (2) parking can be really tough at peak hours. Park in the lot at Veterans Elementary; the walk won't kill you. :-)