I ran the Newton Hill 5K on 8-21-18. I am a woman and 59 years of age. It was my first time on…read morethe course. About 2/3 into the course I reached a point with two people standing there. One of which was the race organizer. The man in front she waived to the left, me she waived to the right. It turned out she assumed because I was an older woman that I had not yet done that part of the course and assumed had. So she looped me a second time through the course. The man behind me of course she checked that she was sending him the right direction. Not a running club I want to be part as they clearly discriminate on age and sex. I have been a runner since I was 12 years old and never have I received such notable prejudice in a race event.

The CMS running club is a very welcoming group. They also are the organizers of many running events…read morewithin the city of Worcester. I am not a member but have joined them on some runs. They run a trail series in the summer and a 52 week 5k series. They offer training and volunteering opportunities. Its a very diverse group, varying ages from 16-70+ years young and as many women as men. The 52 week 5ks are self timed, but their other events are all professionally timed and results are listed the same day online.

Moved in the area from Philly. My old crunch was much larger, but this one gets the job done. Most…read moreof the bad reviews are from people who don't use the gym, just people trying to quit. No issues in my experience here! Occasionally, I've seen teens who run around the facility like clowns, but employees shut it down quick which is nice to see.

I have been trying to cancel my membership I set up for my Son for a year now…read more They keep telling me to go to the location, I do and am told to call Customer SVC. Neither one can help. I finally get an email with a case number that no one knows anything about. They steal and use three different withdrawal methods.

I recently thought i would give this gym a try, i had heard a lot about it thru the baseball…read morecircuit and that they had recently expanded. I wanted to take classes and was told the owner offered and taught some great classes so why not give it a try! Well let me just tell you, all the praises I heard thru the grape vine seemed to be the opposite from my experience. When I arrived I was not impressed by the dark creepy parking lot that i had to park in back of because a restaurant operates in the front decently lite part of parking lot and then I was not sure which door to enter thru so went in by the batting cages and had to cut thru a crowd of parents and aimlessly figure out where I was going, thankfully some parents helped me. Once I got upstairs, settled in and the routine started, the instructor(who was not the owner as I was expecting it to be) did not seem like a well trained class instructor as I have encountered elsewhere in the past, I felt as though they lacked knowledge of technique and thought to myself someone is gonna hurt themselves in this class, then the instructor proceeded to continuously take out their phone and was texting and taking what im assuming where videos and pictures of us, which made me super uncomfortable. I could not wait to get out of there! All in all the facility itself was nice, clean, and new(upstairs) but i dont like to feel uncomfortable or affraid of injury based on lack of trust and knowledge of a instructor. And I most certainly do not want to be made into a advertisement for there marketing This gym is not for me, I wont be back!

Polar Park was opened on week days now for ticket office purchases. So much better to buy them from…read morethe source they third party vendors online where they more than doubled or tripled the prices.

This was our second visit to Polar Park and it is a beautiful park. Everything is still new and…read moreclean. The first time we went we had lawn seats and we had so much fun, everyone was so friendly and we had the awesome Adirondack chairs to sit in. The only drawback to the lawn seats is the sun, it got pretty brutal. This time we had tickets for seats and it wasn't as fun, but we were in the shade. All the concessions and very expensive. Pizza 9.25 a slice (and it wasn't especially good), the beer was very expensive so my husband only got one and bottles of water were very expensive. I would recommend eating somewhere near the park before you go in, there's plenty of great spots around there.

Fun time and super affordable! Lot of parking options and bars in the area now as well to make a…read moreday out of it!

Ordered a football as part of a birthday gift. What they don't tell you is that it will take 2…read moreweeks to receive merchandise and they do not do refunds. Took over 10 mins to get someone on the phone to speak about a refund and even after explaining the item had arrived late they would not refund it. They did offer game tickets but we are past the date of the birthday Very disappointed in this process. Had that info been on their website I would not have ordered anything. Feeling very frustrated.

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!