This place is amazing for big ail fans a step back in history free admission you get to see videos…read moreof Ali where he stayed for training where he ate where the family and friends of ail stayed worth the trip

What a unique experience! I first learned of Muhammad Ali's Training Camp when visiting Louisville,…read moreKentucky's museum for Ali. I couldn't believe this camp was open for tourists and it was just 15 minutes from where I grew up in Northeast Pennsylvania. I was completely blown away by just how incredible this museum was. I brought my 2 kids, both 4 years old, and they had such a blast. Ali came to the area since his manager is a Schuylkill County native. Ali enjoyed the tranquility without any distractions and could fully train. There is a mosque, his main fighting gym, his home and his parents home all for viewing. This is well worth the stop. They have group tours and will open up specially if you're just passing through. Note, they operate by donations so please feel free to share some gratuity for this wonderful holiday experience!

Very small, equipment very old. Definitely taking advantage of the fact that there's no other gyms…read morein area

Best gym, staff, members hands down way better than "Purple Fitness" I am weekend warrior getting…read moreback into it and great to see same familiar faces still going at it. Best staff and ownership I've ever had in past gyms. Lots of equipment to mix it up when needed. Wish had a gym like this when was going at it harder in NYC.

Holy airtime! If you go, make sure to sit in the back seat…read morefor the best experience of this historic wooden coaster.

In the 1980s, when the Knoebels family announced they were resurrecting a dead roller coaster from…read moreTexas, a wooden relic called The Rocket, there were skeptics. "Wooden coasters don't rise from the dead," they said. "Once they're gone, they're gone," they said. "Extreme coasters with ever-growing numbers of loops are the future!" But Knoebels, being run by either visionaries or lunatics (or both), instead dug up the corpse, hauled it across the country beam-by-beam, and brought it back to life. They named it The Phoenix, because what else do you call a miracle? And what a resurrection it was. The Phoenix is a wooden coaster as God intended. No over-the-shoulder restraints, no plastic prison to hold you down. Just a single, beautiful buzz bar, a safety system designed under the assumption that riders are either thrill-seekers or daredevils, and that both deserve respect. The bar does not staple you to your seat. It merely suggests that you stay. And so, if you are fortunate enough to ride in the back row, and you should ride in the back row, you will experience what can only be described as flight. The first drop pulls you down like a siren's call, but it is the return trip, the final act of this wooden symphony, where The Phoenix truly earns its legend. The bunny hills do not simply lift you from your seat. They rip you from gravity itself. Your body becomes a loose suggestion, held in place only by momentum and the faint hope that this ancient engineering will continue to defy physics for just a little longer. You will scream. You will laugh. You will ascend. There are flashier roller coasters in the world. Taller ones. Faster ones. Louder ones. But none of them feel like this. The Phoenix doesn't consistently place in the top three (and often win) the Golden Ticket Award for best wooden coaster because of it's speed or height. It is a coaster built entirely of transcendence. So if you ever find yourself in Elysburg, PA, among the trees and the laughter and the smell of frying dough, do yourself a favor: go ride The Phoenix. And for those brief, breathtaking moments when you are no longer touching your seat, remember this: sometimes, dead things do come back. And sometimes, they are better than ever.

I'd been lifting pretty regularly for 5+ years, mostly doing various highly dogmatic powerlifting…read moreprograms (Starting Strength etc), and despite being under various coaching tutelage, I didn't feel like I was getting good results for all of my efforts. This has completely turned around since I started working with Dane. His method basically is individual programming based on your goals and restrictions, but he pretty much programs everyone in the gym at once, despite everyone doing different things. It feels like a crossfit gym when you walk in, but everyone is doing a different workout. (and somehow he manages to keep track of everyone in his head which still baffles me) After going there for 6 months (only once a week or so, supplemented by my own workouts when I'm away), I've put an inch on my arms, hit the elusive 3 plate deadlift, and alllmost managed a 225lb bench (soon!). And perhaps the ultimate endorsement - a bro compliment from a random dude at my Brooklyn gym saying that I was "looking big." (I am not a big dude. Also, I am comparatively old.) Anyway, go here. You will be completely destroyed after the first few sessions, but it's worth it.

Dane has been a fantastic weightlifting coach. He individualizes all programs and helps you…read moreunderstand why he is programming specific lifts. At all times, he knows what you should be doing and is ready to critique your lifts. Not only does he help with the lifts, he helps in motivating all his athletes. Garage strength is a very welcoming environment and everyone cheers on each other! I highly recommend Garage Strength to anyone looking to become a better athlete.

The perfect name for a gym that lets members kids run around like animals in the gym while…read morecustomers are trying to work out! The owners let their children throw ab balls at each other around the already small gym and over the separation wall for ab work - with no regard for anyone who may be on the other side. When I said something to them about it - they got attitude like I was the bad guy. Inconsiderate, ignorant, arrogant and small to boot. Glad I only paid for a month before actually joining.

Excellent gym. Owners are often present. They have top notch equipment and constantly add more. The…read morebest around by far.

Softball & Baseball Fields, Multipurpose lower fields, Pavilion, Launch Area for kayaking the…read moreSchuylkill River, hosts many events including Family Fun and Fireworks Night, Island Park Festival, Irish Flats Walking Trail circles the property, slightly over a mile in total. More to come

This gym is the best of the best! Whether your just starting out or are more advanced ready for new…read morechallenges. The diverse knowledge and range of exercises you'll have here make it stand out amongst the rest!

Incredible workouts led by uplifting people who truly care. This place doesn't just strengthen your…read morebody--it nourishes your soul. A rare and inspiring gem!

Absolutely Fantastic. The facilities are Clean, classes are fun yet disciplined, the instructor…read more(Carla) is the best. If you're thinking about Karate... Go here. Thanks for everything!

I have been involved with Carla and the dojo for many years, both my daughters are in karate, my…read moreoldest who is now a 2nd stripe brown belt and she loves it, it has help her tremendously with her confidence and come out of her shell, she started when she was five years old ..............she helps many of the new and younger students in class, she has made many , many friends , her sister just this year has joined which she is also five and is enjoying very much.....Carla is an exceptional awesome person, I know her on a personal and professional level, she is a very special person...she helped my children in bullying situations in school and talked them about stuff that made them feel better..........I would recommend the dojo to anyone........her students are like her children!!!!! A+ in my book for Carla and her dojo !!!