East Coast Athletics is a special place that offers so much to its patrons. Jason and Erin have put…read moretheir heart and soul into making this gym an all encompassing facility that fosters athleticism and positive growth. It's a judgment free zone that builds the patrons up to be their very best. The facility is massive and has a great gym, aerobic equipment, and an enormous sports complex. Kids can play baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, dance and much more. The East Coast athletic's coaches are knowledgeable and pillars of support for their athletes. They foster growth through positive reinforcement and lots of clinics!! Our family is truly happy to have discovered such an awesome sports and fitness center!!

horrible unreliable service never available never open and never transparent on their website. Do…read morenot recommend for anyone trying to try and drop in and just play some soccer.

Kids had a blast kicking the soccer ball and running the track the other day. Impressive indoor…read morespace with arcade and the upper 90 Cafe! Children's party going on with bubble soccer!! Got to try that sometime... Lacrosse and soccer happening and plenty of space.... Everyone was super friendly and great attention from management!! One of the managers, Ray, was great with my 12 year old giving soccer tips.... We wish we could have stayed longer... Highly recommend checking it out....

A little baseball oasis right in MK! Kids' baseball/softball in most nearby towns doesn't start…read moreuntil 1st grade but why should the little people have to wait that long? They have clinics for kids ages 3 and up. My son loves their after-school clinic for ages 5-8. Beautiful facility with a turf field, Batting cages with lots of netting, and instructors who teach kids that it's most important to just have fun! And the cool Yankee facade rocks - sorry Mets fans! What a great place to learn the game! :)

Read the waiver!!! Purchasing a hitting lesson, mine was $50 for 30 mins expire after 30 days…read more Don't make the same mistake I did.

I wasn't sure my boy (6) was going to be ok going to a new camp and not knowing anyone. But boy was…read moreI wrong!! He LOVED it. I originally signed up for just 3 days for 1 week as a trial but he asked to go back the following week and they were able to get him in last minute. His counselor was Matthew and my son came home talking about him each day. He loved the bead program and the counselors are all so engaged and committed to ensuring the campers adjust well. I was so impressed with every administrator I came in contact with as well. He wasn't in to swimming so they gave him other options during that time whereas another camp made him sit in the grass for 45 minutes and watch the other kids swim. A true CAMP experience!!!

My 3 children aged 10, 10 & 8 absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE Camp Combe!! They look forward to it every…read moreyear!! They even say they want to be counselors when they age out!

I genuinely wanted to enjoy coming to this gym every day, but the overall atmosphere at times made…read moreit difficult to feel comfortable. I also really appreciated one of the trainers who was there before my membership ended. Since then, I've been going to Edge Fitness, but I would consider rejoining in the future. I hope the member experience and overall friendliness at the front desk continue to improve. ps. Greet members when they check in

Absolutely love LOVE THIS PLACE! The staff are friendly and welcoming! They are very knowledgeable…read moreand helpful when it comes to working out, the machines and questions in general! Sue can really get a group moving! I love that everyone seems to be focused on their own training and you can really get inspired by others! The many services, classes and resources provided are so worth the price! You feel safe and comfortable in a judgement free community which is what you need and have when you become part of the family here.

Our family had attended Camp Nabby for years, and in the end, it was not worth it.. The staff…read morethere, handled our experiences poorly. Things that we're not good: * cold pools * terrible staff * only care about the money * staff don't care about the drama, bullying, and/or gossip that happens * terrible activities for Sr. Camp * Counsleor's can be mean, and careless. * We (us kids) were forced to participate in things we didn't want to do. * The Owners (Rita, Joe) favored families that worked for them, and didn't care how mean there kids could be. In fact when my sibling(s) were bullied by those kids, they (Joe, Rita) brushed it off, like my sibling(s) experience was a piece of dust, they can just flick off a table. The only good thing: Ranger Rick, his animals, and his nature camp. - Anonymous

Nabby is a magical place where my two boys enjoyed amazing summers throughout their childhood…read more Beautiful property and great programs for active kids. Being at Nabby built their confidence, taught them how to swim and play tennis, made my boys smile every day! Their best friends in life are fellow Nabby campers. Can't recommend it enough!!

When letting out children after class.. the parking lot is a mad house!! They need to come up with…read morea better plan, before someone gets hurt! Maybe car pulls up one by one .. child gets in.. nx car pulls up and child gets in and so on...

If you want your child to excel in a sport that they love... this is the place to go!! If you want…read moreyour child to feel welcomed and part of a team... this is the place to go. My daughter has been a cheerleader since she was 5 years old, starting at a less reputable gym... the bright spot was the coaching of Kristina and Tope. When they decided to open their own gym, we followed. That has to be one of the BEST decisions we have ever made. My daughter has grown athletically in ways I could have never imagined, as well as the other cheerleaders that have joined her at Extreme Force over the years. If your child loves cheerleading and tumbling, THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE!!

This review might change in the future…read more We are about three classes in. We were on a wait-list, and it took about 2 weeks before a spot opened up. Not bad. Now we are doing the classes. Three classes in and so far and I'm not impressed. It starts at 4:30 pm, and by 4:45, my son (8 years old) is still on a line behind a few kids, waiting to try the obstacle course. They have 8 kids with 2 coaches, which makes it 1:4, but so far I don't feel any benefit from that ratio. Don't get me wrong, the coaches have a great attitude, and they seem to be having fun with the kids, but it's a bit crowded. There are just too many kids. They split the junior course up into three sections. It seems each group of 8 kids and 2 coaches take 20 mins on 1/3 of the course. There are two other groups (also with 8 kids and 2 coaches) doing the other parts of the course. In that 20 min segment that my son and his 7 teammates are attempting, my son has all of one solid try on the course. He finishes, and gets to the back of the line, but at this point they ring a bell, and they move on to the next course. He didn't really have any practice time on this part of the course. Why? Because there really are just too many kids. It's not like the kids whiz by efficiently, which is perfectly fine. They take their time, look around, try the first part, fall, then try that same part again. Meanwhile, the 7 other kids waiting their turn are talking, jumping, and obviously have a lot of energy and nothing to use it on. Where is the other coach? Why isn't he trying to get these 7 restless kids to do something while that one kid is taking his turn? In the one hour that my son is there, he has tried the whole course, with at least one real turn, and maybe 2 if he's lucky. Is this worth $149/month? I don't believe this is a great program. There's really no structure, other than 2 coaches handling 8 kids, and making sure they line up and wait their turn. Ok, fine, when they are taking their turn, the coaches hold them, and guide them. I can do this with my kids at the monkey bars in a park. We are going to finish out the month. But I don't know if we want to continue to pay $149/month for an hour in their gym, where 70% of the time my son is waiting for his turn. I hope it gets better. Again, we are only 3 lessons in.

We were loyal customers for years. My 11 and 13 year old daughters wanted to move on to something…read moredifferent, so I had to cancel their memberships. I was very surprised to what happened next. I was able to cancel the memberships but still had to pay next months payment of $250. Apparantly, cancelations must be made prior to the 14th of each month. I had several email conversations and realized I was just dealing with puppets, kids following the rules. I would stay clear of this place, unethical behavior.