Frank DeLuca YMCA Family Center

I joined last week mainly for an affordable gym. So glad I did. The gym equipment does what its supposed to. The locker room is extremely clean as well.

I've been a member here for 5 years now, the Y has become not just a place to work out, its become a part of my home. I've met great people and absolutely love most of the staff. My favorite trainer and classes are with Monica Centonze! She helped make me feel comfortable in my skin while supporting me with getting my body, mind and soul right. Absolutely love taking Spin and dance cardio with Monica
Honestly, i dont think I'd come to the gym if it wasn't for her. She puts the love into the gym and into each of her clients.
Thank you Monica for always being my biggest supporter, class tonight was fire like any other!

I’ve been using this YMCA for some time now and overall, the facility itself is well put together and organized. The layout makes sense, and it’s easy to navigate between workout areas, classrooms, and the pool. The bathrooms are also relatively clean, which I appreciate, especially with young kids in tow.

The front desk and adult staff are generally friendly and helpful. However, I have noticed that some of the younger staff members tend to be disengaged. It’s not uncommon to walk in without being acknowledged, and often they seem more focused on their personal conversations than on greeting or assisting guests. A small thing, but it makes a difference in how welcome you feel.

My children participated in the swim lessons for four weeks. While I understand the time constraints and group size make individualized attention difficult, I was disappointed to see that the structure and content of the lessons never changed. Each week was a repeat of bubble blowing, jumping in, and being pulled around the pool. This didn’t feel like real skill development, and I expected more progression over the month.

Additionally, on one visit, I overheard the lifeguard staff openly complaining about having to get in the pool for lessons. That kind of behavior, especially in front of families and kids, comes across as unprofessional and reflects poorly on the program.

To be clear—I don’t dislike this facility. It serves the community well, and there’s definite value in what it offers. But customer service and youth program engagement are areas that could use more attention and improvement.