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  I have found the lower management in the fitness center to be quite discriminative. Certain managers (Seth, Debbie, and Erin) tend to give extra leanancy to preferred personnel, and bully their less preferred personnel. They prefer less qualified individuals for employment and rid the more qualified personnel to satisfy personal obligations. They recently told a great longer term personal trainer employee they would scale their hours back due to being too "personal" while attending the fitness area. This is discriminative. After scaling back the employees hours they then made references of death type threats if any of the information about the reduction of hours for the employee were mentioned outside the room in which they were talking to any fitness members or non members. To attempt to keep the establishment from legal issues they allowed the employee to continue working minimal hours that would prevent proper income to sustain a normal life and would therefore force the employee to quit, rendering them from any legal discriminative actions from the employee.
  
  The point is the management is corrupt, discriminative, bullying, and manipulative. Don't become a member of such establishment, or work there. The Salvation Army should be ashamed to have management like Seth, Erin, and Debbie.

  Added July 23, 2017 by Jaron Fraley
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  very dissapointed at this establishment. I have been coming here for almost 3 years and am never entering this place again...due to how they treat their employees...you don't find good dedicated employees that often but they had one sensational one and forced her to resign...sad but true..i enjoyed working out and enjoyed the classes but do not condone what certain staff did to this person...so please make your own decision people,but in the end you will find out what type of staff work here...usually the good workers get the worst treatment ...this person was the most knowledgeable person in her field and someone out there will be lucky to have her on their team.. she will be missed...do not join this place there are so many gyms out there...personality in people keep clients coming back remember that...it is supposed to be an enjoyment working out not a chore...shame on you......

  Added January 25, 2017 by J R
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  I play pickleball there. The venue is great, with 6 indoor courts. The staff members are very helpful and kind...every one of them. You always get to play a lot with so many courts.

  Added October 20, 2016 by Sue Hofer