Very good place to play soccer, nice stadium with different field. Love to go there with my friends…read moreall the time

I have been going to the Quad (now Toca) for a few years. My two sons (under 10) have done their…read moresummer camps. Also, our travel soccer teams have participated in the winter indoor soccer league there. I can't say enough great things about Tony (the general manager) and his staff. Every experience I have had over the last few years has been absolutely first class. Tony understands how to lead and manage. He also has an excellent sense for providing great customer service. Our travel soccer teams are from Glenview, and we come down to the Quad league due to the excellent customer service and quality that we get. Great job Tony!

Seeking to take part in a fun winter activity? Mount Trashmore has got you boo. Here are some fun…read morefacts about it. The hill was birthed from a former landfill from the 1960's. Two decades later, it was dedicated as a sledding hill for recreational use. This hill can be found along Oakton Avenue and lies within the confines of James Park. You can see it from a distance and during winter season, locals bring their children with sleds in tow to enjoy a fun filled day of winter thrills free of charge. On Mount Trashmore, there are two small bunny slopes on each side. The slope to the left of the mountain is for younger children (Ages 4-7). To the right, you'll find another bunny hill where older children (7+) hang out. The big kahuna out of the three hills is Mount Trashmore in the center. When the forecast over the weekend called for snow, I pulled my unused sled out of storage and went with my husband to Mount Trashmore. I did not conquer the mountain on my first visit for fear of the unknown and avoiding injury. On my first visit, I chose the bunny hill to the right. I was probably the only adult amongst a sea of preteens on this hill but I didn't care. As much as I wanted to, I didn't go all the way up. I chickened out and rode my sled a third of the way down. Despite the short ride, I did get a few seconds of thrills as I was coming down and actually enjoyed myself afterwards. After a fun morning of sledding, here are my afterthoughts. As a first timer cautious to sledding, I'll say this. #1) Start slow and do the bunny hill first. My two big issues were: *Mounting my sled at the midway point while avoiding a slip and fall. I managed this with no injury however the act was super awkward and my husband was laughing at me the entire time. *Steering my sled For you folks like myself who are new to this, here's a primer I wish I had prior to coming here: https://www.wikihow.com/Sled Once you've gained enough confidence, start going higher up the hill and then move on to Mount Trashmore. #2) Sledding etiquette. Wait your turn to come down the hill and if you're lingering at the base of the hill, be cautious and make room for those coming down so you don't become a sled-block casualty. #3) I would advise not going down the hill face first. I saw a kid doing that and it made me cringe inside. If you're reading this, sled at your own discretion. Come early on a Sunday before 11am to find free parking nearby on Oakton Avenue.

Man haven't been here since I was a kid back in the 80's. I forgot the place existed. I thought My…read moretrashnore didn't exist and was just a name of a hill I used to sled on. Can't wait to come back when it's snowing and bring my kids

I came here for a volleyball tournament and oh my god this gym is so nice the weight room alone…read moremight be enough reason for me to transfer. There's different sections specifically for different teams (oh to be D1). There's also a Protein Bar and Kitchen near the lobby, a perfect snack post-lift for the gains. Overall beautiful gym right by the water, grateful for an opportunity to play here.

I've been to a good number of gyms in my lifetime (from LA fitness to 24 Hours, even to other…read morecollege gyms), and I think SPAC is just okay. Yes, the facilities are clean and pretty spacious, but I think the machines are really limited. For example, there are a limited number of cardio machines, and they fill up really quickly if you go at peak hours. The weight/stretching area is also pretty small and can get packed fast. I've tried one of the free classes (yoga), and maybe it's because I am admittedly a bit of a yoga snob, but it was way too easy and barely a workout. I'll be sticking to LA fitness for now (even though SPAC is free for me).

I attended the NU/Michigan tennis match today. It was held in the beautiful Combe Tennis Center on…read morethe NU campus. The facility is five years old, bright, and the home of some excellent collegiate tennis. A second level spectator viewing area lets you view all six courts with more than adequate seating space. The only thing missing was a concession stand. If you are a tennis fan and would like to see some great players playing a game that they truly love, check out the schedule and see the NU men's or women's team in action.

This is a fantastic facility which hosts all kinds of events and NU students and non-students can…read morebe come become members. This is also the facility where MoveYourFeetSports.com host their no membership needed tennis programs. The tennis courts are fantastic. They use upside down lighting, have very high ceilings, and comfortable temperature settings during summer *and* winter.

Great facility that offers gymnastics, Pickleball, soccer, batting cage, and Basketball! All of the…read morestaff are extremely friendly!

Annette at the front desk is extremely helpful. She quickly answered all my questions.read more

No notes on this place???? Came here for table tennis. They…read moredo have TT and it is upstairs. Although today being a holiday all activities are canceled. Nice older facility with tennis court and a basketball court. They do have activities for everyone.