Great instructions and training environment. I came in as a pretty experienced grappler but my…read moreJiujitsu has improved tremendously since I started coming here. Nick is very good at explaining the techniques in great detail, and he has his classes organized well to the point where the new students will not be lost. His competition class on Saturdays reminds me of hs wrestling practice, again, very organized and intense, and his leg lock classes are excellent as well. His kids classes are very organized too. Everyone at the gym is very welcoming. If you're looking to train Jiujitsu or up your game, I highly recommend training here.

I am just realizing the person who said "best around" posted 8 years ago. While the game leader…read morewas nice, this place is in terrible condition. The ceiling is falling down in the lobby. It is very dirty and old. And the items in the room are very used/broken and basic. Appears this place hasn't reinvested $1 since they opened. Nice touch of water and candy in the room! We would consider coming back at half the price but then charging the same as the rooms in Lancaster, it is just no where near the experience of others.

The host was great. The room being in the dark was exciting. The questions were challenging yet…read morefair.

Grrat club to get some tennis in Hershey. Got here to play the sectionals tournament for usta well…read moremaintained and well lit indoor courts. Make sure to know tour court numbers before you go down as it could get interesting. Ample parking and good sign boards all around. The surface is decently laid, and nets are well strung. The club does have some tennis essentials.

I love playing tennis and have become a very solid player for my age in the area. However, when…read moretraveling I like to always hit some balls to stay up to my game. Therefore, I decided to get some court time at Hershey Racquet Club. In the past I've play at Hershey Racquet Club Club and its pretty nice. The have 8 quality courts, a nice viewing areas and a large locker room. When checking in I was assigned to court 4. While online it said guests have to pay $32 per hour, but once at Hershey Racquet Club I ended up having to pay $37 an hour. By no means was it a big deal, but it was just a bit surprising. Getting to court 4 was very easy and it was very nice. There were no major scratches and the nets were upright and straight. One minor problem was that some of the paint on the lines had chipped. While I did not have a lesson or participate in a clinic, I have heard they are pretty good here. Altogether, this is a nice facility to play the great game of tennis at!

I visited this club for USTA sectionals tennis tournament. They have a parking lot across the club,…read morea little different than others. They have 8 hard tru Courts. And they do have indoor courts, too. We played outdoor courts, and the surfaces are maintained very nicely. The facility has a men's and women's locker room. The restrooms are maintained well. Great facility to get some tennis and tennis lessons.

I have been taking Krav Maga classes with Master Stan Miller for the past four years, and i cannot…read morerecommend it enough. Stan is extremely knowledgeable, patient, and passionate about what he does. I have grown so much in my skills and confidence since starting these classes. The techniques are practical and effective, and the workouts are challenging but also fun. I always leave feeling like I have accomplished something and have improved each time. If you are looking for a self defense class that will not only teach you valuable skills but also boost your overall fitness and confidence , then this is the place for you. I give it five stars and cannot imagine training anywhere else.

Large facility with 10 outdoor soccer fields, located just south of the Manheim Auto Auction in…read moreLancaster County. I noticed plentiful parking around the fields & Indoor restroom facilities on site. Apparently there is also turf fields and Kick back wall, although I didn't notice. The facility is close to local restaurants and hotels, not far from major highways all of which makes it a good venue for travel teams. Could be a challenge if everyone arrives or departs at once, not unlike most sports complexes with numerous fields.

I didn't come in expecting this, but this was one of the best organized races I've done! Although…read moreit's not a huge race, the race swag and course support was on point. The bib-pickup location ahead of the race is located at the Radisson in Camp Hill, across the River from Harrisburg's historical downtown area. It's not walkable, but a pretty quick drive. The expo was tiny, but there's a portion where you can buy athletic gear and they gave out pretty good free promotional samples: cough lozenges, caffeine gum, biofreeze gel, toothpaste, shaving cream samples, and coupons. The Marathon race hoodie that came with registration this year was pretty sweet - nice to switch things up compared to races that always give out t-shirts or tech shirts. The race itself follows a scenic path mostly along the Susquehanna, crossing over the bridges a couple of times. Although it was chilly out, a lot of people came out to cheer on runners. It was really sweet! People were so nice and event gave out doughnuts and fireball shots. One of the things that impressed me the most, however, was the race course support: There were many hydration stations, porta potties (I never had to wait in line), and even multiple gel stations giving out GU and Honey Stinger gels (at least 5 that I can remember). There were so many volunteers, and the staff was also incredibly kind. I was struggling a bit toward the end of the race due to a knee sprain and two staff members rode their bikes to the medical tent at the finish line to search for meds for me... since the race cannot hand out meds, the same staff members went to a gas station and personally got the meds themselves and biked back to hand deliver them to me as I was making my way along. I was truly overwhelmed by their kindness. The finisher zone had a huge medical tent and a good variety of refreshments: bananas, bagel pieces, chips, and (impressively) turkey sandwiches and warm mac n cheese from Panera. The medal was also very nice. I love that they incorporated Harrisburg scenery into the background. We really lucked out on the weather this year. It was chilly, but the sky was clear. The fall foliage definitely added to the scenic aspect of the race aside from the riverside paths. It's definitely a race I would recommend and do again myself! Note: Something to keep in mind is that they don't adjust your start time based on when you cross the start line. My Uber to the race start was completely MIA and I ended up 10 mins late to the start line. Yet, my time was still recorded as if I as if I had started with the other runners. It was not a big deal for me this time because my race time was already out the window due to my knee injury, but I probably would have been bummed otherwise.

The staff was so kind upon me walking in. The person who worked with me was Quentin. He was very…read moreinformative and very gentle. I felt a lot better after my session! I booked my next stretch for 50 minutes in a few weeks!

StretchLab offered mini-sessions at an event, giving 10 minute stretches. I have been experiencing…read moresevere, chronic pain in my knee, causing additional pain throughout my body. After the session, I felt relief immediately. I slept through the night without pain waking me. Don't get me wrong, I still have pain but I could tolerate it without taking medication for pain for the past 2 days. I'm looking forward to my next session.