Mililani West Oahu YMCA

They have taken good care of me growing up being part of the YMCA for many years in the A+ program, teen program, swim lessons and swim team. They provide great well service and value as well. I highly recommend this place for kids, teens and adults.

I had been a member of the YMCA for many years in Washington state. I moved to Hawaii in May 2023 and joined the Mililani YMCA. I have been a regular attendee of the aqua exercise classes at Mililani and the Leeward YMCA. I want to commend Ryoko Ferreira and Kii Kahalewai for their enthusiasm and cheerful attitude at every class. Their music selection really adds to the class experience and makes exercise fun! These instructors make a positive difference in why I will attend classes even though sometimes I would prefer to do other things. I always feel better after a class. I also want to mention lifeguards Jeannie at Leeward and Laura at Mililani who are very personable and I feel that they would keep us safe in the water if the need arises. Kudos to the YMCA for having such exemplary employees!

I have been a member at several gyms including Honolulu Club and 24hour fitness and UFC and this place is the best. First of all the weight and cardiac rooms feature all new equipment and the attendants are helpful and friendly. Second they have 2 fantastic pickleball courts and players will go out of their way to teach and play at all levels inclusively. Third the group classes are all phenomenal. I have tried 5dkfferent classes and all instructors are different, yet excellent in their own way. Fourth, the pool is well maintained, heated, and instructors are trained professionals. Love the aqua classes too since I am a water person.Finally it may not be the brightest shiniest biggest newest facility, but they have a superb attitude in all the different venues including a free kupuna program, and for me that is what counts the most. It may explain why this place is still around while many others did not survive.

Notified the office staff of the previous school year mix up with my financial assistance documents... surprise, surprise, the ever elusive Brian is on vacation. I have the worst timing!So this year, filled all applications out for club mid/intersession, brought all the necessary documents (same as last year). This time around my information was entered into the computer system right away and processed while I waited. Now my oldest is all set for SY 2019-2020 and everything is paid for, *phew*. I really do appreciate the club mid after school program for the middle schoolers. They have their own bus that picks up students after school, as well as later for kids that have after school activities. Such a life saver for working parents. Crazy times in the parking lot are about 1715-1745 though! Hard to find parking and loading zone is supposed to be off limits so *shrugs *...

I was once one of those kiddos in the Summer fun program and now I get to bring my son here to try out the other amenities. I put him in swimming lessons when he was 3 and he always looked forward to once a week practices. It's hard to catch the next sign up time. I usually call when it has already started..partly my fault as I should write this down. The girl would say when to call in, usually around the middle of a certain months..can't sign up in advance. The website doesn't have an updated schedule and sign up time for the next session last I checked. Practices are less than an hour and an instructor works with about 2-3 of the kiddos in the younger class. At the end of the session, they will let you know if your child is ready to move up to the next level. As for the gym, we used to frequent this one a lot as a member. It's a smaller 2 room facility. One room has the cardio treadmill machines and the other is a weight room. I'm not sure if there still is a trainer, but there used to be one walking back and forth between each room and you can ask him questions. We never tried the child care services bc 1. Wasn't sure if we had to pay, I think it was $10 even if you're a member 2. We thought you had to call and reserve your time to drop off 3. The hours didn't really work for the times we would go.. especially Saturday afternoons or late evenings. As for the summer fun program, yes the leaders are high school students or had just gotten out of school so the customer service skills aren't the best. I haven't seen them on their phone and usually they are interacting with the kiddos. As a child, I had a blast! But now that it's my turn to pay, yikes. Side tracked a bit. But I don't understand why summer fun doesn't immediately start after the elementary school kids are on break!?

Love the Y for my kids! Miss Kat and Roxanne are amazing. I am so thankful my boys had the opportunity to go here and grow with them! My oldest is now in school but my younger son, Makai will be back soon!!! Thank you to the entire staff for taking such great care of my kids!

This review is for the Biddy Sports program through Mililani YMCA. The program introduces preschool age kids to different sports on a monthly rotating schedule. For example one month is flag football, one month is soccer, one month is t-ball. While the concept of the program I found immediately intriguing, it's too bad it is run so poorly. There are WAY too many kids (25+ on most days), not enough equipment ( 1 tee, 1 basketball hoop, etc), and only 1 lackluster coach, who gives zero guidance... all these factors lead to A LOT of downtime. Kids just sitting and waiting for their turn to hit, shoot, kick. $44 a month (I realize this is cheap) per-kid x 25-ish kids... can't you get the kids another tee/hoop/goal for goodness sake? How about two coaches that break the kids into two groups so they have more time ACTUALLY PLAYING? Did I mention they canceled practice twice this month? YMCA Biddy Sports is going to be a pass for us from here on out.

I only use the gym and yoga courses here but I've been coming here for a year, and I love it. The stuff is always friendly and chill, and they try to keep it clean. They also have a decent availability of courses to choose from that are included in the membership.

This review is for the Biddy Sports program offered at the Mililani YMCA. Biddy Sports introduces preschoolers with their parents to the beginning of team and sports activities. It's designed for your child's first time experience in a sport and is aimed to help the child build confidence and a basic understanding of the sport. They are currently offering Basketball. The class meets for one hour a week for 8 weeks, depending on the session. The fee for 8 weeks is $82 for non members and $68 for YMCA members. For our first class, the kids started with some stretching and light warm up exercises, played a game of tag with the coaches, practiced chest passes with their parents, and ended with shooting some hoops. All, in one hour. My son was a little hesitant to try something new, but he loved it immediately. The coaches were great with the kids. He had so much fun that I am looking forward to watching him each week.

Great facilities! Highly recommend. Small location but the people are so kind and has great outdoor space!