Cincinnati Sports Club

It starts with a class. Then it becomes part of your life.

Your favorite instructor.
Your spot in the room.
The faces you look for when you walk in.
The class that anchors your week.

With 200+ group exercise classes every week, there are endless ways to move.

But the best routines become more than workouts.
They become familiar. Comfortable. Connected.

The kind of place where you walk in and feel at home.
Your class. Your people. Your second home.

Many Cincinnati Sports Club members travel the Erie Avenue and Murray Avenue corridor every day - not only to visit the Club, but also to reach Red Bank Road, Interstate 71, the Village of Fairfax, Mariemont and surrounding eastside neighborhoods.

The City of Cincinnati is currently considering roadway changes that could affect how traffic moves throughout this important eastside corridor. The City's proposed plan would reduce portions of Erie Avenue to one vehicular travel lane in each direction and eliminate the continuous right-turn lane from eastbound Erie Avenue onto Murray Avenue.

The City is hosting a public Open House to share its proposed plans and hear directly from the community.

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, September 29 | 6pm-7:30pm
Eastside Recreation Center
3950 Paxton Avenue | Cincinnati, OH 45209

Residents will have an opportunity to review the proposed plans, ask questions and provide feedback directly to City representatives.

For more than 25 years, the Cincinnati Sports Club has been involved in discussions surrounding transportation and access in this area with OKI, Hamilton County Engineer’s Office and the Village of Fairfax. With the City's current proposal, the Club has retained an independent transportation engineer to review the plan and its potential impact on the larger transportation network - including Erie Avenue, Murray Avenue, Brotherton Road, Red Bank Road and access to Interstate 71.

The Club's transportation engineer believes the proposed configuration could increase congestion and travel times along portions of the corridor. The engineer also believes there are opportunities to develop a solution that:

* Improves safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
* Preserves efficient travel for motorists.
* Supports neighboring businesses and residents.
* Recognizes the corridor's importance in connecting eastside communities with Red Bank Road and Interstate 71.

The City has stated that the project remains in the design phase and that community input will help shape the final design.

Please share.

Every season has a rhythm. Fall brings us inside. Back to favorite classes. Familiar workouts. Warm water. Recovery. A place to work. A reason to connect.

But not completely inside.

The 21+ Outdoor Pool is still warm. The hot tub is waiting under the stars. And padel has arrived under our new covered courts.

And all around you, the Club continues to change - new spaces taking shape and new experiences being created for what comes next.

For 35 years, the seasons have changed. And we’ve kept changing with them. Your second home. In every season.

Summer Doesn't End Here. September is here, but some of the best days to enjoy your Club are still ahead.

The Adult Only 21+ Outdoor Pool is still open - so keep swimming, relaxing poolside and enjoying the hot tub as the temperatures begin to cool.

Prefer the courts? Take advantage of beautiful fall evenings with outdoor tennis and pickleball under the lights.

And when you head indoors, your options keep going. With 200+ group exercise classes each week included with membership, including Pilates Reformer, multiple workout environments, aquatics, recovery, co-working and plenty of opportunities to connect, your routine can change right along with the season.

That's one of the best parts of belonging to a year-round Club: you don't have to choose between indoors and outdoors - or between moving, recovering and connecting.

So don't put summer away just yet.

More season. More options. More ways to enjoy your Club.

A Place to Start. A Place to Grow.

One of the things that makes the Cincinnati Sports Club special is that an active lifestyle doesn’t have to look the same for everyone.

For one member, it might be a favorite group fitness class. For another, a walk on the track, Pilates Reformer, time in the pool, a morning workout or a match on the courts.

And sometimes, taking care of yourself means slowing down - recovering in the sauna or cold plunge, working from the Club, meeting a friend or simply enjoying time in a place that feels like your second home.

Workout. Aquatics. Group Fitness. Pilates. Recovery. Racquet Sports. Co-working. Social connection.

Indoors and outdoors. All year long. All in one place.

And after more than 35 years, we’re still investing in what comes next - continuing to create new experiences and environments that support the changing needs of our members.

However you choose to take care of your well-being, we’re glad the Cincinnati Sports Club is part of it.

Creating a Better Today & Building a Better Tomorrow.

August is the New, New Year - a time when schedules settle, routines return and many of us start thinking about how we want to spend our time this fall.

One of the best parts of your Club is that your routine never has to look the same.

Choose from 205+ weekly group fitness classes, including Pilates Reformer. Find your favorite workout environment. Swim, walk the track, play a racquet sport or make recovery part of your day with cold plunge, sauna, steam and hot tubs. Meet a friend for a class, connect on the courts or simply enjoy being around a community of people prioritizing their well-being.

And we're continuing to invest in what's next - with new strength equipment already in place, covered padel courts taking shape, a new golf simulator on the way and expanded workout and dry recovery environments ahead.

The value is having choices - and knowing your Club can keep changing right along with you. And don't forget, the adult only 21+ outdoor pool stays open for the season until cold weather drops in.

Work. Workout. Practice. Play. Recover. Connect.

Summer isn’t over, but life is beginning to shift. Routines are returning, calendars are adjusting, and August gives us a natural opportunity to put ourselves back on the schedule.

Reset. Find a little breathing room - relax poolside, stretch, recover or simply slow down.

Refocus. Get back to your routine - or create a new one. With 205+ free weekly classes, Pilates Reformer, aquatics, racquet sports, multiple workout environments and so many ways to move, your routine can be entirely your own.

Reconnect. Take a class with a friend, meet someone on the courts, join a social event or just enjoy the familiar faces that make the Club feel like your second home.

Work. Workout. Practice. Play. Recover. Connect.

Club Will Re-Open at Noon Today - Thursday, Aug. 13
Main Outdoor Pool will Re-Open at 3pm

Members - Please check your email and the Club app "What's Happening" on the home page for all department details to answer your questions regarding classes, facilities, food and beverage, appointments and more. Very Important.

We are excited to have you back at your 2nd home - whether you are looking for a place to work, workout, recharge, reconnect, send the kids to camp, shower or charge your devices. We have missed you.

5am Thursday morning update - the Club remains closed due to a power outage from the recent storms on Tuesday, August 11.

Duke Energy HAS provided an estimated timeframe of power to be restored by “end of day today”.

Members should continue to check the Club app “What’s Happening” section for updates today.

This outage is affecting businesses south of short Brotherton on Red Bank Road in the Red Bank Village and surrounding areas.