Cincinnati Sports Club

10/22/2026

More Club. More Ways to Live.

There's a lot happening at your second home!

New strength equipment. Covered padel courts. More pickleball. A new indoor golf experience. And coming in November, our two-story workout and dry recovery expansion.

All part of our commitment to keep your Club growing and evolving with you.

Because some days it's your favorite group exercise class. Other days, a swim, a workout, a match on the courts, time to recover or simply catching up with friends.

200+ weekly group exercise classes. Indoor and outdoor experiences. Endless ways to make the Club your own.

For more than 35 years, we've continued to reinvest in the spaces, programs and experiences that support your well-being at every stage of life.

Creating a Better Today & Building a Better Tomorrow.

10/15/2026

Annual Indoor Family Fall Festival Returns Next Weekend!
For Club members and their guests.

Friday, October 23 | 6pm-8pm
Indoor Multipurpose Court

A friendly spooktacular evening awaits with activities galore including:

Bounce houses
Petting zoo
Pumpkin decorating
Face painting
Balloon Artist
Crafts
Dinner | burgers, hot dogs, fresh sides

Adults: $15 | Kids: $10 | Ages 2 & under: Free

Primary members can register their families on the app. Click on Activities, click Programs and select Member Events from the category.

10/13/2026

More Space. More Ways to Move. Coming November.

Your Club is growing again!

We're excited to share a first look at our new two-story workout and dry recovery expansion, scheduled to open in November.

More room to train. More space to stretch. More ways to strengthen, recover and make your workout your own.

Whether you're just getting started, returning to a routine or challenging yourself in new ways, this space is being created with you in mind.

For more than 35 years, we've continued to reinvest in your Club, creating new experiences and environments that evolve with the way you want to live well.

Creating a Better Today & Building a Better Tomorrow.

10/08/2026

Taking Shape!

Renderings are in for the new two story mezzanine expansion and recovery area that is currently under construction.

The New 2nd Floor Functional Training Space will feature 20+ individualized workout zones with bands, balls, dumbbells, kettlebells, barbells, jump boxes and more.

The first floor will feature the return of the Stretch, Ab & Glute Zone as well as a recovery area including both massage and cryolounge chairs.

Cincinnati Sports Club - Constantly improving, re-investing and growing to meet the members changing needs

(Renderings are simply design concepts to visually portray key design elements of the space).

10/07/2026

Some days, you come for the workout.

Other days, it’s the class you never miss. A morning swim. An hour of work. Time on the courts. Recovery. A familiar face.

And sometimes, you come for one thing and stay for another.

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

That’s what a second home should feel like - everything you need, when you need it.

And your second home keeps getting better.

New strength equipment. New covered padel and pickleball courts. A new indoor golf experience. And right now, new fitness and dry recovery spaces are taking shape.

For more than 35 years, we’ve kept investing, evolving and creating what comes next.

Your Club. Your people. Your second home.

10/01/2026

The City of Cincinnati has updated its project website to provide an opportunity for residents and members who travel this corridor to review the proposal and provide their own feedback.

WHY THE CLUB IS REQUESTING MORE INFORMATION
The Cincinnati Sports Club has retained a transportation engineer to independently review the City's proposal and its potential impact on the surrounding transportation network.

We have requested the traffic data and studies used in developing the proposed plan so our engineer can evaluate the assumptions, traffic volumes and projected impacts.

This is important because roadways do not function as individual intersections - they operate as an interconnected transportation network.

Changes to Erie Avenue and Murray Avenue have the potential to influence traffic throughout the surrounding corridor, including Red Bank Road, Brotherton Road and access to Interstate 71. A comprehensive review can help answer important questions about vehicle queuing, travel times, nearby intersections, commercial traffic, emergency access and the potential for congestion to shift elsewhere.

SAFETY FOR EVERYONE WHO USES THE CORRIDOR
The Cincinnati Sports Club supports improving safety for all modes of transportation - pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

We also believe those improvements should not come at the detriment of any one mode of transportation or simply move an existing problem from one location to another.

Our goal is a balanced solution that:

Improves safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Preserves safe and efficient travel for motorists.
Considers commercial and emergency vehicle access.
Supports neighboring businesses and residents.
Recognizes the importance of this corridor in connecting eastside communities with Red Bank Road and Interstate 71.

This is about making sure significant changes to an important eastside transportation corridor are supported by appropriate data, thoughtful engineering and an understanding of how the entire roadway system works together.

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09/29/2026

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.

09/25/2026

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.

09/22/2026

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.