Great training facility for adults and kids! All sports. I…read morehave been coming here for the past two decades. The owner is always on site. The staff is great, and the place is super clean Would highly recommend !

Very nice staff...but...major concerns regarding the ventilation system, bathrooms, and overall…read morecleanliness of the facility. CDC approved measures must be utilized and enforced in order for this environment to be considered safe.

I can't say enough great things about RAMS All Stars. The coaches are phenomenal and truly care…read moreabout each one of their athletes. Their tough but empathetic coaching style has enhanced my daughter's skills tremendously in just a short period of time and she is finally THRIVING! The athletes have the strongest bonds and support each other no matter what the outcome, which is something we never truly experienced at the prior two gyms my daughter cheered for; solidifying the fact that we finally found our cheer home. So, if you are looking to be a part of a TRUE winning tradition, you WILL find it here at RAMS.

Do not waste your time! ZERO STARS! Rams Cheer will not give your child a good experience. They are…read morevery unprofessional and do not care about the girls having a fulfilling positive experience. They just want to take your money. Please be warned! They will not respond to any forms of communication. The negative reviews are real and I question anything written that is positive about Rams Cheer. They are only in business to scam and do anything to steal your hard-earned money.

I'm still shocked that I'm living through a pandemic, but fingers crossed that we're almost on the…read moreother side of this whole thing! I know it's been difficult to secure a vaccine appointment but sometimes it's just about getting onto these websites at the right time. I had already signed up through the NJ COVID-19 Information Hub and began looking for appointments as soon as possible. I was able to find an appointment for that same week at Holy Name Medical Center aka Richard Rodda Community Center. My first appointment was for February 5th at 5:25pm which was the last appointment slot for the day. I arrived and there were about 20 people ahead of me on the line. I wasn't expecting to wait since each person should have a designated time. I waited about an hour until I finally received my first dose. The vaccines they have depend on which shipment they get. I got the Pfizer vaccine because that's what they had then (this may change depending on when you go). After my first vaccine, they made me an appointment for the second dose 3 weeks later on February 26th at 4:40pm. I must have come on a better day or they really changed up their methods because I was in and out in 10 minutes! I was not expecting that considering what happened during my first appointment but I'm glad they made changes! Thankfully, I am fully vaccinated (and had no side effects - aside from basic arm soreness). What I like about this vaccination site is they give you an Apple Wallet version of your COVID-19 Vaccination Card. So not only do you have the hard copy card but you can also have this electronic version with you at all times. Huge shout out to the pharmacists and nurses working tirelessly to vaccinate the community. Both nurses who vaccinated me were super friendly and my experience was pretty smooth-sailing!

I've been to Hudson River Pickleball a handful of times now. Each visit has been a great…read moreexperience. The staff is friendly. Prices are fair. The courts are well maintained. Can't really ask for much more. I'll probably find myself back at Hudson eventually.

A group of friends have been playing at this Hudson River Pickleball place for about 8 months for…read moreat least once a week regularly. But, I am giving "zero". Not for its court price. (Quite reasonable) Not for its court quality. (Low ceiling, but ok) I am giving "zero" for the owner's unacceptable attitude in addressing an incident. The manner he talks to customers, abruptly, absolutely rudely, no explanation what so ever. And if you reply and ask for "why", his response is "You cannot use the facility anymore. I can kick you out." Authority .....? "I can kick you out and ban all of you." Yes, he is one of the partners and yes, he may have the authority. But, if there is no sign of what to caution, and no warning, no explanation, then he cannot enforce such. His attitude of disrespecting the customers condescendingly was so unacceptable that we ended our membership there. We will not be going back.

This is the brand new SGI-USA Buddhist community center for NJ opened Summer 2016. After decades of…read morethe East Orange center operating as the sole center for NJ, this expanded facility truly shines as its successor. There are daily activities going on in the center and every Tuesday evening there is an introduction to Buddhism open to anyone. This practice has saved my life in so many ways, enriches it daily and helps me to be the best person I can be while recognizing the goodness in others. Nam Myoho Renge Kyo It's the chant of the Sokka Gakki Buddhist. It's meaning: to embody the mystic law of cause and effect through our voice. A brief introduction below from the website. www.sgi-usa.org The essence of Buddhism is the conviction that we have within us at each moment the ability to overcome any problem or difficulty that we may encounter in life; a capacity to transform any suffering. Our lives possess this power because they are inseparable from the fundamental law that underlies the workings of all life and the universe. Nichiren, the 13th-century Buddhist monk upon whose teachings the SGI is based, awakened to this law, or principle, and named it "Nam-myoho-renge-kyo." Through the Buddhist practice he developed, he provided a way for all people to activate it within their own lives. Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, first awoke to this law some 2,500 years ago. Discovering that the capacity to transform suffering was innate within his own life, he saw too that it is innate within all beings. Nam-myoho-renge-kyo could be described as a vow, an expression of determination, to embrace and manifest our Buddha nature. It is a pledge to oneself to never yield to difficulties and to win over one's suffering. At the same time, it is a vow to help others reveal this law in their own lives and achieve happiness. Nam comes from the Sanskrit namas, meaning to devote or dedicate oneself. Myo can be translated as mystic or wonderful, and ho means law. This law is called mystic because it is difficult to comprehend. What exactly makes it difficult to comprehend? It is the wonder of ordinary people, beset by delusion and suffering, awakening to the fundamental law in their own lives and realizing that they are inherently Buddhas able to solve their own problems and those of others. Renge means lotus blossom. The lotus flower is pure and fragrant, unsullied by the muddy water in which it grows. Similarly, the beauty and dignity of our humanity is brought forth amidst the sufferings of daily reality. Further, unlike other plants, the lotus puts forth flowers and fruit at the same time. This illustrates the principle of the simultaneity of cause and effect; we do not have to wait to become someone perfect in the future, we can bring forth the power of the Mystic Law from within our lives at any time. Kyo literally means sutra and here indicates the Mystic Law likened to a lotus flower, the fundamental law that permeates life and the universe, the eternal truth. To chant Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is an act of faith in the Mystic Law and in the magnitude of life's inherent possibilities. Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is not a mystical phrase that brings forth supernatural power, nor is it an entity transcending ourselves that we rely upon. It is the principle that those who live normal lives and make consistent efforts will duly triumph.

Service was excellent ! Facility was outstanding ! Don't hesitate go each private simulator room…read morewas better than expected

What I got: 60 min Golf Range (~$20)…read moreGolf Club Rentals (~$5) Aya's take: What a fun activity to do if you're getting into golf, have time to kill on a weekend, or just want to practice your swing. 21 Golf is more of a no-frills kind of place. They have individual lanes which are sufficient for 1-2 people at most. It seemed like most people there were actually practicing. They have membership options and I found it to be reasonably priced overall. The golf clubs you can rent are pretty cheap and not great quality-wise. Majority of people brought their own. Definitely recommend if you're in the area looking for a cheaper, less social version of Topgolf.