Robert Feder
Starting with the positives this Y has a extensive series of social and cultural programs for everyone from new born's to seniors. They also have many athletic classes and teams, using their small exercise room, a large pool and a gym. Its a not for profit for organization and membership is less than most gyms. On the negative side, the Y closes on 9 PM, which is a problem if you work out or swim after work, especially since they start throwing you out at 8:45. I joined a local gym as I often had to rush to complete my workout. In terms of registration for classes, the Y is somewhat disorganized. The people who work there are very nice and mean well, but the registration, billing ,etc systems need to be fixed.