Great ppl and the owner is extremely caring. The machines to chuck a baseball accurate with…read moremultiple pitches are amazing and easy to adjust

So I went on a tour of this place. Nice facility, quite spacious. They have it set up for…read moresoftball/baseball, basketball, soccer, and they have a lounge are for parties. There's even men and women's locker rooms. Prices are inexpensive. Plenty of parking.

I had a great experience with Baltimore Beach volleyball! I played in a fall league, joining a team…read morethat was already established, so I don't have much experience with the registration-side of things, but I had a lot of fun! The courts are right by the water and well-maintained, the staff was very friendly, and I enjoyed the format of no scheduled games (which was different than other leagues I played in, it allowed for quite a bit of playing time). The league participants seemed to be of all ages and experience levels, so it was fairly easy to find a well-matched team to play against.

big fan of the passion and commitment that the Baltimore Beach community has put into making the…read morefacilities at Rash Field a great destination

TLDR - Good variety of sports, decent officials... but do it for the excuse to get out and have…read moredrinking friends! I've been in PSN leagues for about 3 years now. I've done Coed softball, dodgeball, and bowling leagues, all of which were a casual level of competitiveness. Great for New-to-Towners - When I first started, it was at a time when I'd moved to the city and knew few enough people, so I signed up as a free agent in dodgeball, which launched me into a decent set of Thursday night drinking friends; I continued to play with them for 2 more seasons. This was a fantastic sport, with decent and fair refs, and the 12th street gym staff was always super friendly to us. Also super conviniently located near Irish pub where we get PSN drink specials! Great for groups - My second year in town, I found out some work buddies had a softball team going, and so I joined up with them, and lo and behold, I now had Sunday afternoon drinking friends! I always got a crack out of our ump, who was admittedly only half-interested in regulating our games, but he was a good sport (he played catcher for us in some low-attendance situations) and had enough stubborness to satisfy my desires in an ump (it's not a position for the weak of character). Great for couples - I did the bowling league as a weekly double-date type of deal with another couple. Unfortunately, that league went til about 10pm, and there was no drinking afterward. PSYCHE! There's totally drink service at your lane, and bowling is a great sport for having a few beers. Lucky Strikes is a fine place to bowl; though I don't think I'd frequent there of my own accord, it made for a good night out for the duration of the season. In the end, this catered to exactly what i was looking for - namely an excuse to get out of my apartment, do just enough athletic activity to trick myself into thinking I was being fit (and at a pretty reasonable price)... and, most importantly, going out for drinks afterward.

Just moved to South Philly and found out about this league through a friend. I'm a volleyball…read moreplayer so I'm trying out the outdoor 4v4 summer league. League seems well organized. A bit of a qualm is the outdoor seems to basically be rain or shine and we've played in pouring rain the last couple weeks. Sort of fun, but sort of crappy at the same time. Anyway, overall things seem pretty good and we'll see how it goes!

This company is incredible, the owners and the entire staff are truly good people. The leagues they…read morerun are well organized, planned and supported very well. I would recommend Playmore to anyone in the SJ and Philly area to join. Keep up the great work Playmore!

Love the competition for the coed basketball league but who ever runs it does a terrible job…read morestaffing. I've never known a league that has refs complain about players talking back about bad calls. THATS BASKETBALL! There's literally no level of basketball where players, coaches, fans..etc don't have a word or two for refs as long as it's in line. On top of that, the bias treatment my team was receiving. I don't want to jump to conclusions because my team was predominately black and brown but there was Definitely some type of favoritism being played for other teams over mine. Still looking for a league that can provided a great environment for players and that will staff good refs....bad refs = upset players. Basketball is a passionate game and Playmore has done a terrible job catering to people who love that game and competition.

Have been participating in Heyday leagues for about 3 years and just have the best time. Lindsay…read morealways helps us navigate scheduling around complex work schedules. Competition is challenging but fun. Has such a great variety of sports. Love being a part of an active community!

Great way to stay active and meet new people. Lots of different sports and events to choose from.read more

Well well well, the best one by size probably…read more Then let's speak about the studio classes, since about a month I've attended to several always around lunch time because I wanted to avoid the crowd. Some classes are better than others it doesn't come with a surprise. Some of the best one are probably pilate, and burn the barre. Especially burn the barre and yoga class on Thursday 2pm. I didn't try all of them, so I can't judge so accurately, but given the time being there mmm I still prefer going to my PT not affiliated with the club. That is if I want faster results! But overall is quite good, some amenities in the spa area and pool needs definitely an update!

I quite enjoyed my time at he Bellevue for a while that it's done a complete 180 in the last…read moreseveral months. The good: Very big and nice facilities with amazing great variety of equipment. A TON of group fitness classes if you're into that including free reformer Pilates classes (if you can get in.) Issues (that are unacceptable in general or just completely insane to have at the membership price point...these are things you deal with a budget gym or someplace you go for free): Constant elevator issues which cause lines and long wait times during peak hours. And for the last 6+ months they've only had two of three functioning if that. You know it's an issue, fix it for goodness sakes. Good luck if you rely on parking here. The entrance are closed half the time causing you to have to detour for a good ten plus minutes to get in and then exiting you're stuck behind trucks delivering in the alley they've left "open" for you to get out. And yes the validate but they randomly increased the price from $11 to $12 one day. Not a huge deal but why not tell members in advance? It's just sloppy. The sound systems are suboptimal for group classes especially in the HIIT studio. It is a vibe killer for sure. The spa that we were promising was coming soon when we joined in November of 2023 is still nowhere to be found. The locker rooms are adequately maintained but there are so many privacy issues. Often there are signs that there will be men working in the women's locker room. And the phone use is NUTS. People are on video conference calls! How is this allowed?? The cafe hours stink for early birds. If I'm done with my workout before 7am and I want coffee, I'm SOL. It's also insanely expensive. I cannot speak for the food there because I won't eat it after I saw a mouse in the cafe area while I was working from there one day. Treadmills are constantly broken. They added a bunch and now there's somehow less available because they cannot seem to maintain them. Out of service for a day or two is one thing but it goes way longer than that. Good luck and Godspeed accessing an assault bike or a ski erg between 10:15 and 2pm on weekdays. They're fully monopolized by the turf class and the HIIT studio is used for classes including mat Pilates (??) Generally speaking maintenance seems to be an issue. A pedal was hanging off one of the two assault bikes on the main floor this week when I was using it. A tread was sticking a few weeks ago when I started to run on it. I couldn't strap my foot into a rower the other day. It doesn't seem like it would be too much to ask that they keep their eye on this. I do feel like it used to be under control but had fallen off a cliff recently. Too many people here are shooting footage for social media. I cannot complete a workout without being concerned I'm in the background of someone's selfie-video or photo shoot. Hotel guests have full access to the gym. It adds to the insane crowds on the weekend and needs to get in check. Many of the trainers and instructors are great but a handful of trainers that either do personal training or turf classes are flat out RUDE. I was treated disrespectfully and even bullied by one of them while minding my own business just trying to complete my workout. This is embarrassing for the gym and needs to be addressed. Ultimately, I could no longer justify being a paying member with so little care shown by management about the member experience. Perhaps spending less time posting less on social media and more time listening to an addressing member feedback would be helpful.

As someone who's gone to this gym from time to time, there are a few pros & cons that I will list…read moreout in detail to help you better understand as to whether or not this gym is for you! Pros: The gym has a LARGE amount of amenities. There are two basketball courts (which are also used for pickleball), an indoor lap pool with hot tubs, an outdoor swimming area with slides (at an extra charge). There are classes, a ton of different machines for both cardio and lifting, and a really clean and upscale atmosphere. People tend to mind their own business and the staff have on average been helpful, at least in my experience. There is also a kids "daycare" if that's what you call it. A lot of parents will use this so they can have time to work out and actually work. There's a little area right next to the cafe that has tables and outlets. I see a lot of people with MacBooks doing work. They probably work remotely. Who knows. Cons: The price point for this gym is definitely the highest of them all coming in at $220.00 a month per person. IF you are married or you can prove cohabitation, you can add an additional person on your account for around $100 a month. This gym definitely has a crowd that is very gymcentric. This isn't a bad thing. But some people who are looking for a more chill or less intimidating atmosphere may think twice. I was one of these people until I decided to just not care. But that's easier said than done. The gym can be exceptionally crowded at peak hours. So if you plan on going daily I'd do my very best to avoid late afternoons on weekdays and nights on weekends. I was hoping the bathroom situation would be a little better but, there seems to be 2 bathrooms for ladies and men of course (from what I've seen). And with the amount of people there sometimes, it can be a little bit hectic. The locker room is fine and the showers are just average. At the price point of $220.00 I was expecting some futuristic pod shower than also does your taxes but, we all can't have what we want. The outside swimming area is an additional monthly charge, by the way. Conclusion: So take it or leave it. The price point is HIGH, but there are a lot more amenities and options for machines than any other gym out there. Is that justified? I don't really know. So three stars. Until they have a robot that does my taxes, then it might go to 4.

Supposed next-level fitness chain that purposely prices themselves to winnow out the Planet Fitness…read morecrowd. Honestly, it seemed insanely crowded with the usual suspect machine hogs and the perma-tanned preening that you can enjoy for free on South Beach. Pro-tip... you can probably outfit a fairly decent home gym for six months of dues. But what do I know. Three stars for the grins.

The Regatta (posted) by Don Groninger…read more In morning sun and scent of dew I heard some loud, auspicious cheers, In cloudless sky of azure blue The jubile sound played in my ears. At once, excitement filled the air As people scurried all apace Searching for an ideal spot where They would relax and watch the race. The hydraplanes were works of art, Team colors did the drivers wear. They were preparing for the start With engines in their best repair. An ambulance was standing by With paramedics on the scene, In hopes that naught would awry Nor accidents to supervene. The Coast Guard cutter would arrive And then the race would soon begin. The atmosphere was so alive With the flow of adrenaline. The year is nineteen-fifty-one, The place is Stansbury Beach Club. The boats await the starting gun To mark this east-coast racing hub. The main event is inboard boats, As Guy Lombardo leads the way, They speed in laps 'round marker floats That stretch far out into the bay. About this time, once every year, This Wilson Point Men's Club event Holds regattas (when the weather's clear), With cash and trophies to present. People attend from far and wide As their heroes thrash the river, Regardless of the current's tide, A victory to deliver.

Great place to visit and very family oriented! I recommend this place to everyone . The food is…read moregreat and the beer is cheap!

They don't keep the facility clean, and the sauna and steam room are often out of order. Every…read moretime I park in the garage, I get out of my car and there's garbage there. Sometimes it's hard to step around it! That says just as much about some of the clientele as it does about the staff. Maybe the YMCA can't afford cleaners? It can be a really filthy place, as other reviewers have mentioned. Even the tennis courts usually have lots of fuzz and debris on them. On the positive side, the coaches/trainers are super nice, and the staff at the desk are polite, even if they are not too proactive or interactive.

I have seen all phases of this gym going back to the 90s when it was the much higher end…read moreHealthplex. The women's locker room has finally been updated after almost 27ish years. The hot tub exterior walls were removed so it's all open to the pool area now (for safety). Inner walls were constructed so the hot tub isn't part of the locker room/ shower area anymore. Bathing suit is required for the hot tubs. No more towels, you have to bring your own. The gym is more stripped down and basic feeling since the Y took over. No more broken water fountains, clogged sinks, gross showers. A lot less tvs on the cardio floor. The best thing about this Y is the open space. It never feels crowded anymore. I recently went to Paoli and their cardio floor is so packed and tight. Indoor track is still amazing as the 90s. 5 laps is a mile, it's the biggest indoor track I've ever seen. No one looks where they are going. That is my biggest annoyance. Teens walking with their faces buried in their phones.