Ric Nuber YMCA

Love love love this YMCA! The staff is extremely helpful. The equipment is super nice with wifi, games, and tvs built into almost all of the cardio machines. The pool is great (and huge). I’m looking forward to spending some time out there with the kiddos this summer.
My only complaint is the locker room. I hate it. It’s old and musty. I only change in there if I have to. If they could update the locker room, I would give them 5 stars all the way.

I love working out here! The staff is always friendly. Once, I left my iPod on the counter as I was leaving the gym. I searched frantically for it then realized where I’d left it. The next day, the staff was holding it for me as they knew I’d left it behind.
In December, ALL of the equipment was replaced with new, state-​of-​the-​art equipment. You can now watch TV, surf the web or play games on the treadmills & bikes. The best thing is that, even with the new upgrade, the membership fee only increased by $ 1. Most gyms would have take the opportunity to skyrocket the prices through the roof.
The exercise classes are the best! The instructors are very energetic and encouraging. My favorite classes are TRX, water Zumba & spinning.
I highly recommend this Y (& the other Y locations) in Memphis. It has a nice family environment & reasonable dress code. The members are just as nice as the staff & always offering a smile or help when needed.

My mom is a member of this Y and I get a week’s pass when I come to visit. In San Francisco, I belong to one of the top health clubs and I feel the classes at this Y rival any in San Francisco. I have taken the Zumba classes which are a blast with great music and the pilates classes which are excellent.
The staff is so friendly, especially Angie at the front desk. She makes me feel welcome every time I visit.
I highly recommend this location for the quality of classes, friendliness, and cleanliness.

I love the Y. My fiancée was sweet enough to front my membership fee so I didn’t have to keep putting off joining. This Y is on my way to and from work, plus it’s clean, never too crowded (when I want to go, anyway), and staffed by nice people. And when I enquired about joining, no one gave me the hard sell or tried to talk me into a package (Y memberships are strictly month to month).
But perhaps my favorite part of joining so far has been trying the Y’s decidedly non-​Bikram yoga. In addition to keeping the studio temps in the reasonable 70s (vs. 105 in Bikram), the Y’s yoga instructors (Fonda was there both times I’ve been) are less, well… let’s say less militant. We were encouraged to modify asanas that were beyond our current physical capacity to enter, and we were affirmed all the way through. Namaste.