Preface: I have never been a member, but my father was…read more 100 yard rifle range 25 yard pistol range skeet/trap range Indoor archery and pistol range. The hold regular gun shows throughout the year.

nice club my friend is a member of this club so i attend gun…read moreshows there when they have them. They share meats of the game they get and prepare meals for the local elderly and member events. Very homey and warm.

It's great to walk in and feel such a high energy atmosphere I really felt motivated to work out…read moreand train !! But I was dropping of my son for some one on one basketball training The staff are so tentative and knowledgeable !! my son loves it !!

I can't believe this place got all 5 Stars. My 13 year old son and his friend attended camp here in…read moreAugust. My son's normally confident friend looked crushed on the second day when I picked them up. They went on to tell me the friend was pointed at and made fun of the way he moved his arms. He was told what he was doing was wrong, but not shown the right way. One of the trainers just responded "wrong", everytime he didn't like the way a kid did something, and again did not show them the right way. The entire group was told by the female trainer that they "all were terrible at basketball and uncoachable". She furthermore went on to say "none of them would play basketball in college". My son said no one inquired about playing college basketball, so I'm not sure what the point of that was. They were called "disgusting" because someone left a napkin and a piece of popcorn on the ground. My son and his friend were the oldest in the group. I observed 7-10 year olds. I get trying to be hard on kids to motivate them, but belittling someone is not the way to do it, especially at such a young age. What really bothered me was a trainer told the kids, "I got 2 hours of sleep last night and had to get up and come here for you guys". Apparently, the owner did not share the $200 it cost each kid to attend with the trainers, and he was a volunteer. Again, something you do not say to kids.

Amy is an engaged and compassionate instructor who's enthusiasm for the sport is contagious. Her…read morebook "Beginners Guide to Playing Pickleball Without Injury" helps players learn some important pickleball stretches to play safely while still having fun. Book lessons with her today!

From the owner: Welcome to Pickleball Academy. If you are looking to learn how to play or improve your game, you…read morehave found the right place! We offer private, semi-private and group lessons by reservation only. Our instructors will work with you, breaking down each component into short, manageable sequences, advancing to the next level only when you feel confident. Pickleball is a game anyone at any age can learn. The number one rule in pickleball is to have fun! And now we are offering Yoga for Pickleball at our Stoughton location.

Hit some balls here tonight in preparation for softball season. What a great facility. Will…read moredefinitely be back soon. Open 4/8 M-F. Great way to let off some steam after work hitting balls!

My family and I have been coming here 6 years strong…read more The staff are available by email, phone, and various social media accounts. The families that join come from all over Massachusetts. We're even able to reach the coaches by cell in case of emergencies. We've enjoyed everything from their one on one lessons of hitting and pitching skills, their work out room, as well as their family friendly games. I highly recommend this place and I've put all of my children through it. My husband enjoys utilizing the facilities when we wait during practice. They even offer school break camps at an affordable price as well as their summer camps. Our youngest will be joining dirt pups this year. Plenty of pics and video feed online and you can see for yourselves what an amazing organization this place is to be part of whether win or lose.

I signed my son up for spring 2019. I learned about this group on signs in town. The cost was…read morecomparable to other youth sports. The man who runs it, Commisioner Sabet, is great with kids. He clearly enjoys football. Coaches were volunteers and seemed to like working with kids. Though these were positives, I won't be signing up again. The timing and organization of this sport did not work for my family. Most spring activities start in mid-April and end in late June, aligning with school. This didn't start until Mother's Day and was ran through the weekend after July 4th. Having football on Mother's Day, Father's Day, and a holiday weekend was not ideal. As the weeks went on it seemed less and less people came. Also, it was initially a Sunday from 4 pm - 5 pm activity, but there were times it was changed to 3 pm - 5 pm or cancelled due to weather or field availability (these were not made up). Further, when a tournament came up in late June, parents were asked to bring cash for registration if we wanted our kids to play. Those who didn't sign up lost a week of practice. And to top it off, not enough kids were interested in playing. The week before the tournament FREE spots were given out. Even then, it was never made clear if enough kids signed up so I didn't bring my son (who I paid for) since I had no confirmation that there were enough players. I do think the coaches and Commissioner Sabet care about kids and had passion about flag football. But the timing and organization were just issues that were too big for me. With multiple children in activities I found that this was not the best fit for us.

From the owner: Our Youth Football Program promotes Academic Success, Discipline, Confidence, Team work, Leadership…read moreand a Healthy Lifestyle!