Passive-aggressive female bullying during the weekday, am yoga and Pilates classes. Would have rated it a 5-star, if not for the bullying.

Great family oriented place. I attend regularly using the workout area and occasional class. All the employees are extremely friendly! The members are all friendly as well. I pay a bit extra than if I were to go to one of the smaller economy gyms, but wouldn't think of switching. DRHC welcomes members of all ages. I see young and old alike working out and sharing a common goal of healthy living. I'm not a small person, and was scared to join. Was afraid of having others judge me by my looks, but I have NEVER felt that way ever there! I pay extra for some personal training time. The trainers are all well educated in their craft. I personally have worked out with Linda, and any time I have a little extra to spend on myself, I sign up with more sessions from her.
I also play tennis and they have events and classes for all levels of play. I play on a morning recreation league, and instantly felt welcome in the group. It can be intimidating to meet so many at once, but everyone is so nice. The pro level instruction is great. It's costly, but worth it since you are paying for the pro's skill and teaching ability. My kids take lessons as well, and Grace is great with the young ones. They get to learn the basic fundamentals in a fun way.
I have been a member for 4 years now, and while I don't take yoga or pilates, I can't imagine any bullying going on. If there was, the best place to report it is to club management.

I would give it a higher rating--this is a very clean place--but due to the bullying coming from a pack of females that regularly attend the morning yoga and Pilates classes--I have to give it a 3 out of 5.

DRHC is currently advertising a Fall Joining Special on their website. I went in personally to talk to the membership director who told me there really is no special and he couldn't help me with anything. DECEPTIVE.