A fantastic location for badminton and table tennis. Club 28 has more than 10 proper badminton…read morecourts, very well lit, spaced out, for a reasonable price. Individuals can buy 3 hour sessions for $15 each, or reserve a court for $45/hour. Individual sessions allows you to play on multiple courts. They also do re-stringing of racquets. Their front desk shop has a variety of items, racquets, shoes, shuttles, strings, clothing, accessories, mostly all from Yonex. They also have a corner with few ping pong tables. The tables are new and properly setup.

Badminton is a fun and inclusive sport for all ages. It's a great way to stay active and enjoy…read moreplaying with people of different skill levels. Playing on professional badminton mats provides a significantly better experience compared to a regular gym floor.

This place is an institution really, and it's not hard to see why. Joe has got not just an…read moreexcellent collection of racquets (tennis, badminton, squash and related equipment), but also great knowledge of what would suit a player best according to his style of play. He's even strung for Tour level players at the US Open multiple times! This knowledge is well passed onto Rob, who helped me find just the right tennis racquet and strings. The prices seem to match anything you get online, but it's well worth coming here for that added friendly touch and peace of mind knowing that you'll get a solid job done. I absolutely love this gem of a shop and will be coming here for many years to come!

Adorable shop. Does NOT demo rackets or give advice on the difference between rackets; their…read moredescription needs to be updated. They have a great selection of rackets and men's shoes, and accessories like grips etc. When asked for advice on rackets, i was advised to buy one and adjust to it...best to read reviews online.

A beautiful campus in the middle of the city! I arrived early for a work event so I walked around…read moresome of the campus. I loved looking at the architecture. It has a mix of new and old buildings. Broad Street has retail and quick serve restaurants that students would like. The campus areas I was in were clean and well kept.

Attention Citizens of Templetown (which sounds like a fake town like Whoville):…read more Did you know there is a rock climbing wall in that fancy new glass building at Broad and Montgomery? Well it is pretty sweet, you should probably check it out if you are 1. a Temple student/alum/staff and 2. want your arms to be sore for a few days, 3. think your butt/frontal area will look good in a harness. The rock climbing people (who are super nice) will provide you with a harness, climbing shoes, and an intro climb lesson. They will even belay you. (If you're thinking belay me? but I hardly know you! worry not, it just means they hold you up on that wall with a rope). After the intro class, you have to get certified. There is a wall with ropes that goes higher than I am comfortable with, and a tall towery thingy (look at all the new terms I learned during my first visit!) you can climb on with ropes. There's also a "bouldering" wall where there are no ropes and you're supposed to go across. Paths are marked by colored tape and some paths are harder than others. Mine had me doing some crazy things where my hip was cramped up and I thought I was going to fall to my death, nbd. Climbing is harder than you think, I promise. The rest of the building is pretty cool too, I just came for the rock climbing wall though.

A thin, 6-courts indoor for badminton in a thin long space. Lights are a bit bright - easy to loose…read morea shuttlecock there in the lights. Reserve time ahead of time online and download the app to fill out the forms and waivers. $20/person per hour, I believe. They have re-stringing equipment, a vending machine and water fountain. Bathrooms need a bit of cleaning, no paper towels or anything to wipe spills or other liquid off the floors. Some coaching here with hundreds of birdies at one court and a couple kids learning. Shares the plaza with many other companies, so it gets busy, parking can be tight. Staffer was curt and checked you in, but not really helpful when the floor needed to be cleaned (had to do it yourself). Very minimal services keep it efficient. Courts themselves were in good condition, but watch the weights held down with weights and boards on the edges.

I've emailed them twice (months apart) to inquire about court rental. Crickets. No reply…read morewhatsoever. Then tonight I received some marketing email from them about their 2023 IBC Spring Challenge this month. So they won't reply to you but they will add your email address to send you spam. Horrible business practice.

Youth clinics are underwhelming. For half of the 1.5 hour many times the coaches would leave and…read morejust let the kids playing alone. Coaches don't show up to the matches for the U-12 Junior Tennis Team. Parents do the organizing for the matches .

A wonderful place to play tennis. There is a wide selection of clinics and the pros are amazing. I…read morehave been playing here for years. I enjoy the USTA teams and the overall tennis community. Bonus- the courts were just resurfaced and look and play great.