Long Island City YMCA

"This 3k school is really bad. My baby is three years old. Because he occasionally wets his pants in school, the teacher won’t let him drink water. What is the concept? He doesn’t give him any water at all. He brings his own water cup. He is three years old. The child is in school and has no water to drink all day long. The first thing he says to his parents after school is that he wants to drink water. The amount of water in the water cup he brought has not decreased at all. It is not that he does not give the child a drink for a day or two, but at least it has not been given for more than two weeks. Originally, I didn’t want to bring this matter to light and gave the teacher leeway and a chance to make corrections. However, after I found out, the teacher did not make corrections and even asked us, saying that we were not helpful. Children, I want to ask the teacher, on what basis and how do you judge? We have not helped the children. Do we want the children to wet their pants? You don’t need to comment on how to educate my children. My children don’t pee their pants at home. My children know how to go to the bathroom when they need to pee. The sports classroom in your school does not have a bathroom, and there are children who cannot act like adults. I feel like I have to hold my urine for a long time. He is only three years old. If he were thirteen years old, we wouldn’t come to school with you. If you can’t accept what happens to a three-year-old child, then don’t open a 3k school. Just open one. University, let alone your children who don’t wet their pants at home, even if they wet their pants at school, you shouldn’t deny your children water. Your own children don’t have water to drink at school. How do you feel? I want to ask how you can bear to do this. Where is your conscience for abusing our children? Why are your hearts so dark? In a school like this, which parent would dare to send their children here? Time will tell people’s hearts. If you don’t believe what I say and insist on trying, you should come here to go to school. Your children are young. Choosing a good school is very important, I regret it very much"

"Before someone signs up they should be warned! that the gym area is completely swarmed by teenagers the entire day. I had signed up shortly before the start of the school year, had I known this was going to be like this I would have never signed up. Most of youths either are not wearing deodorant or covered in disgusting smelling cheap body sprays. It's impossible to complete any sort of workout routine when there are teenagers sitting at every machine. As one group of teenagers is done they roll in the next group. It's endless."

"This YMCA is one of the best that I have been to. My children have been taking swimming lessons for the past two years and have become avid swimmers. Given the fact that hundreds of people use this facility, it is very clean. The instructors are patient, the staff is courteous, kind, professional, and recognize you by name. One of the managers, Janice, is a rock star; Deep and Anna are excellent instructors."

"Favorite gym in queens! Staff are friendly, members are friendly. The gym has everything you truly need. A lot of space t get your workout done. This place is also very clean. Equipment is brand new! Only downside is that there is a lot of hs ppl working out here. Other than that, i truly love this gym!!"

"Went in and there's gallons of sanitizer to squeeze on hands. There's some construction by the stairs. No water fountain. No Treadmill are open to use in 2nd floor. No showers. There's a worker seating on the side, watching and cleaning the machine frequently. Also, there's protection glass between certain sections. Lockers are dusty. Closed Monday through Thursday from 1pm-2pm for cleaning. Fridays are closed."