Officials with the Langham Creek Family YMCA in Cypress announced the completion of a number of renovations July 2, including renovations of the indoor gym, outdoor pavilion and child watch area.
The renovations, which were launched in May and were completed in June, also include a redesigned entrance and lobby, new pickleball complex with six courts and a new personal training room that officials said will serve as a testing ground to develop high-intensity training opportunities, according to a July 2 press release.
“For nearly two decades the Langham Creek Family YMCA has been a staple in one of Houston’s fastest growing communities,” said Stephen Ives, president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Houston. “As home to the Miracle League baseball field and other adaptive sports leagues, we’re elated to provide new resources, activities and opportunities for the community to continue to connect."
Renovations to the indoor and outdoor fitness areas were made with social distancing in mind, according to the release. Technology updates—including new large-screen TVs—were put in place to provide on-demand access to virtual classes. The site's outdoor pavilion was converted into an open-air studio for group exercise classes, featuring 8,000 square feet of covered turf space outfitted with fitness equipment.














