Grosse Ile Athletic Club

Grosse Ile Athletic Club is at 9251 Groh Road, Grosse Ile, MI 48138. Current club hours are Monday through Friday, 5:00 AM–11:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday, 6:00 AM–8:00 PM. Those are the facility hours; a particular class, lesson, league or court session has its own schedule. Use the Get Directions button for navigation, and call (734) 301-3205 if you need help planning a visit around a specific activity. The address, phone number and hours are also collected in the Club Hours & Location section above.

The approximately 40,000-square-foot facility brings together indoor tennis, indoor pickleball, Pilates, yoga, personal training, sports-performance work, nutrition guidance and wellness programs. The 10 amenity and program areas above also include locker and restroom facilities and organized leagues and lessons. You can compare gym, court and coaching options on this page before choosing a membership or activity. Because the pricing tables distinguish memberships, court sessions and instruction, check the option you want instead of assuming every activity has the same fee or booking process. Our team can explain which choices fit your plans.

The fitness center includes Matrix Signature Series selectorized machines and Matrix plate-loaded strength equipment, alongside power racks, squat racks, dumbbells, Olympic barbells, weight plates and adjustable benches. Cable stations, functional-training stations, TRX suspension equipment, kettlebells and stability balls add further training options. For cardio, the equipment list includes Matrix stair climbers, indoor cycling bikes and rowing equipment. A dedicated turf area and mirrored strength-training area provide additional spaces to work out. Visit the gym page for the fitness-center overview, or ask the club about equipment relevant to your own training routine.

Personal-training options at Grosse Ile Athletic Club cover different ages, abilities and experience levels. Listed areas include muscle building, weight management, strength and conditioning, functional fitness, senior fitness, speed and agility, and general health and wellness. Individual and group training are both available, along with sports-performance and team programs. When contacting the club, describe your goal, current experience and whether you prefer individual or group sessions. That gives the team a useful starting point for discussing an appropriate program and current trainer availability. Trainer schedules and individual program prices should be confirmed directly with the club.

The club lists Pilates, yoga, strength and conditioning, functional fitness, group fitness and sports-performance training, with beginner, intermediate and advanced options. The wellness offering also includes nutrition education and guidance, nutrition programs and classes, weight-management programs and healthy-lifestyle programs. This page provides an overview of the available program areas; it is not a timetable for every class. Check the class schedule or contact the club for current sessions, enrollment details and instructor availability. If you are comparing several activities, tell the team which classes interest you so they can explain the relevant choices.

Weekday pickleball open play is listed at $8 for members and $12 for non-members for a two-hour session. Weekend open play is $10 for members and $14 for non-members for the same two-hour duration. The difference between the member and non-member price is $4 per session in either case. Choose the weekday or weekend row when comparing costs, and check session availability before making plans. Open play is listed separately from a reserved court, a league and a lesson; use the corresponding row if one of those is the activity you want.

The annual pickleball table lists an $80-per-year gym-member add-on and a $120-per-year pickleball-only membership. These are two different membership options: the add-on is presented for gym members, while the standalone option is listed separately. Open play, leagues, court reservations and instruction each have their own prices elsewhere in the pickleball section. For example, member open play is $8 on weekdays or $10 on weekends for two hours. Ask Grosse Ile Athletic Club to confirm the membership and activity charges applicable to your planned use, including any other fees, before selecting a plan.

The listed pickleball league runs for seven weeks, with one two-hour session each week. Its price is $80 for members or $110 for non-members. That format represents seven scheduled sessions, or 14 scheduled hours across the league, rather than seven days of unrestricted court access. League dates, available places and suitable playing groups need to be confirmed with the club. When you inquire, mention your playing experience and preferred availability. If a weekly commitment does not fit your schedule, compare the separate open-play and court-reservation options shown in the same pricing section.

The pickleball court-reservation row lists a two-hour duration at $10 for members and $14 for non-members. That is a separate option from weekday open play, weekend open play and the seven-week league. Use the reservation row when your main goal is a scheduled court session, and contact the club for available times and booking details. The table does not specify every reservation condition, including how charges apply to a group, so confirm those details when arranging play. This lets you compare the quoted reservation with the correct number of participants and the time you need.

An adult private pickleball lesson for one person is listed at $60 per hour. A two-person private lesson is $50 per person per hour, while a private lesson for three or four people is $40 per person per hour. The adult group-class rate is also $40 per person per hour. The per-person wording matters: the two-person private lesson totals $100 for the group for one hour, and three people at $40 each total $120. Contact Grosse Ile Athletic Club to discuss instructor availability, your experience level and the lesson format you would like to book.

The pickleball Junior Academy lists three age groups: ages 8–10 at $20 per person per hour, ages 11–13 at $25 per person per hour, and ages 14–17 at $30 per person per hour. These are hourly instruction rates for the stated age groups. They are different from the six-week kids tennis session and the tennis junior-membership options listed later on the page. When asking about youth pickleball, provide the participant’s age, experience and preferred times so the club can discuss the relevant group, current availability and enrollment details.

The annual tennis table lists a $100-per-year gym-member add-on and a $140-per-year tennis-only membership. The broader tennis-membership table also shows adult, family, league and junior options, with separate member and non-member columns. Review the membership category as well as the price: an annual add-on, a family option and a junior option describe different choices. Hourly court time, clinics, kids sessions and special events are itemized separately on this page. Ask the club which membership applies to your situation and how it works with the court time or tennis programs you expect to use.

Indoor tennis court time is listed at $40 for members and $50 for non-members for one hour. The difference between those listed prices is $10 for that hour. Court time is separate from Drill & Play, Junior Excellence, special tennis events and the six-week kids session. If you want to organize a match or practice, ask about available court times and the booking conditions for your group. Grosse Ile Athletic Club can clarify the applicable membership status and how the charge is handled when several players share a booking. Use the tennis page for more about the program.

The tennis programs table lists Drill & Play at $22 for members or $25 for non-members for one hour. Junior Excellence is $20 for members or $25 for non-members for one hour. Special tennis events are listed at $30 for members or $35 for non-members; the event row does not specify an hourly duration. Check the relevant program description and schedule before comparing the prices as though they cover identical sessions. For the current format, playing level, dates and available places, contact the club and name the program or event you are interested in.

Family tennis membership is listed at $150 in the member column and $175 in the non-member column. Junior membership, for age 18 and under, is $20 or $30 respectively. The six-week kids tennis session is listed separately at $250 for members and $275 for non-members. Junior Excellence is another separate option, priced by the hour in the programs table. These entries cover different memberships or activities, so confirm the terms and enrollment details for the specific option your family needs. For youth pickleball instead, refer to the Junior Academy age groups and hourly rates above.

Grosse Ile Athletic Club works with individual athletes, small groups and entire teams, from youth through adults. Programs can be designed around a sport’s physical demands and the participants’ performance goals. The listed training areas include strength and conditioning, speed and agility, athletic development and functional fitness. When you contact the club, share the sport, approximate group size, age range, training goals and preferred schedule. Those details help frame a discussion about the program you need. The club will need to confirm coaching availability, the proposed session format and pricing for a customized individual or team program.

The page lists an enhancement fee of $39.99, charged once per calendar year, with a billing date of June 1. It is described as funding the maintenance and improvement of the club, including new fitness equipment, equipment upgrades, repairs, facility improvements and amenities. The fee is presented separately from the sport-membership and activity tables, so include it in your questions when reviewing the costs of a membership. Ask the club to confirm how the fee applies to the membership you are considering and any timing details relevant to your enrollment. The membership terms provide the applicable agreement.

Start with the membership options linked on this page, the club’s class schedule, or the gym, tennis and pickleball pages for the activity you want. For questions about memberships, lessons, leagues, personal training or court scheduling, call (734) 301-3205 or use the contact page. Have the activity, preferred dates and membership status ready when asking about availability and costs. To visit Grosse Ile Athletic Club in person, use the Get Directions button and the club hours above. You can also review the waiver and membership terms linked in the site footer before completing enrollment.