My cousin does gymnastics here and I've taken her to drop her off. They have great equipment and…read morethey are great teachers. All of the kids always look like they are having a blast! It's a great way for a child to learn fine motor skills and learn balance and discipline.

I am an elementary teacher with two daughters dancing at Route 42. After attending several of my…read morestudents' recitals at other studios this year I felt compelled to write this review. The word that comes to mind after watching those recitals and knowing what my daughters are doing at Route 42 is gratitude. I am so very grateful that my daughters have had the opportunity to dance at Route 42. Miss Nancy has raised the bar since taking over while still maintaining a fun and caring environment. I never really compared their instruction to others', but now see how much further along they are in learning proper technique and dance movement. As my oldest daughter and I were watching another studio's recital last night I was thinking to myself how grateful I was to have my daughters taught by Miss Nancy, Miss Magons, and Miss Katherine. At the same time my oldest daughter leaned over to me and said, "I feel like I need to give Miss Nancy (the owner) a great big hug. So Nancy here is your hug. Keep up your excellent work.

I visited Roxboro Tennis courts for the first time in August 2025 for a private tennis drills class…read morewhich is similar to a tennis lesson. The instructor had the drills lesson at Roxboro tennis courts so I had no choice but to drive out here which was fine with me. It was a group session with two other people in the session plus the instructor for a total of 4 of us. The instructor, Omar, is wonderful. I met him through CSU tennis at the Medical Mutual tennis tent in downtown Cleveland. He is patient and kind. He played tennis when he was a student at CSU and still plays tennis now that he has graduated and begun his full time non-tennis related job. I had fun during tennis drills at Roxboro Tennis Courts (4/5 rating). THE TENNIS COURTS (3/5 rating) -- The nets and hard court floor conditions can be better. The Roxboro Tennis Courts are secluded unless you live in the neighbourhood. It is located in Cleveland Heights next to a middle school football field. The tennis courts are on the grounds of Roxboro Middle School but they are public courts open to use for free. The conditions of the 3 available courts are fine. During my August 2025 visit, I noticed one of the court nets was falling apart in the middle. The hard court wasn't as firm but I was able to play tennis fine. I wouldn't visit again because the courts aren't close to my apartment but these tennis courts are an okay option to have for playing tennis. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 137/250 total reviews in 2026 - 978 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 21 June 2026

This studio is amazing! I have grown up in dance studios for myself, and now with my own kids. This…read morestudio is not only gorgeous on the inside, but was also thoughtfully designed for the parent. With the double sided mirror we are able to watch our kids, but they cannot see us to get distracted or embarrassed. They cap the amount of dancers in each class, and the instructors are amazing. The security of the kids is of most importance here as well. They are secure in classes and only registered parents have access to them. Lisa is a kind, compassionate and artistic owner/instructor. I truly feel that my kids are blossoming here. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Lisa Renees!!!!

Having not worked out for a while i was finding it difficult to get back into it and after a few…read morefailed attempts i knew I needed help. I looked around downtown area and spoke to a lot of them before settling on Dave at Immaculate Conditioning. He has definitely got me back in the groove of things. Don't let his soft spoken demeanor fool you, every workout is challenging and he pushes you to perform at your best. If you are looking for someone to change up your workouts to one that is customized to you, vs something that is generic (like OT etc) Dave is the man to see. With a near infinite number of combinations and well planned transitions between exercises time truly flies and before you know it you have been sweating and gasping for 60 minutes ! The best part about working with Dave is that he's hilarious and always insightful. He keeps me laughing always, and adds a fun element to every workout to keep me motivated and working at my peak.

I took my son shooting for the first time and Jake was great. He is extremely knowledgeable, very…read morepatient and knows his stuff! I can't recommend him strongly enough. To be sure, we will be taking more rifle and pistol courses from him.

My wife and I took CCW class and we both learned so much. We left confident in our ability to…read moreprotect ourselves. Jacob is very knowledgeable and answers any questions you have. My wife learned the properly grip the gun and it made all the difference in hitting her targets. We will definitely be seeing Jake again for more lessons and training.

Nice rink, clean and professional! Not too cold, and Easy parking! They held the Excel National…read moreFestival for figuring skating and it was extremely enjoyable to participate in! #icedmnd

Awesome rink with snack bars and the main entrance to the rink is very nice and good size locker…read morerooms and there are nice renovations around the outside of the rink the only thing is the ice could be a bit better but everything else was awesome.

The Mid-American Conference is an often overlooked NCAA Division I FBS conference. Sure, the…read moreschools aren't household names like those in the Power Five conferences, but if you look closely, the MAC is actually rich in college football history. They've had several men's basketball players go on to have decent NBA careers as well. Currently, the MAC is composed of Akron, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Kent State, Miami (OH), and Ohio University in the East division and Ball State, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, Toledo, and Western Michigan in the West division. Twelve schools, two divisions. The conference, established in 1946, is older than two of the Power Five conferences: the ACC (established in 1953) and the Big 12 (1996). Unlike many conferences, which have expanded geographically over the last two decades, the MAC is still very much a classic regional conference with half (six) of its members in Ohio and another quarter (three) in Michigan. Seventy-five percent of the conference in two bordering states. One of my former coworkers grew up in Ohio, attended Miami, and is a huge college football fan and proponent of the MAC. He taught me a thing or two about the conference. Here's a flavor of some recent NFL players who competed in the MAC: Chad Pennington (Marshall), Randy Moss (Marshall), Byron Leftwich (Marshall), Chester Taylor (Toledo), Corey Davis (Western Michigan), Khalil Mack (Buffalo), Jason Taylor (Akron), Ben Roethlisberger (Miami), Antonio Brown (Central Michigan), and Julian Edelman (Kent State). Moss and Jason Taylor, together with Jack Lambert (Kent State), are MAC players who are now in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Additionally, Lambert is a four-time Super Bowl champion and Edelman is a three-time Super Bowl champion. Edelman was MVP of Super Bowl LIII in 2019. Note: Marshall was a member of the MAC two times: 1954-1969 and 1997-2005. Pennington played for the Thundering Herd 1997-1999 and Moss 1996-1997. Some have referred to the MAC as the "cradle of coaches." Several MAC coaches have gone on to lead Power Five programs. A handful of recent examples include Nick Saban (Toledo), Urban Meyer (Bowling Green), Brian Kelly (Central Michigan), Butch Jones (Central Michigan), Brady Hoke (Ball State), Dave Doeren (Northern Illinois), and Dave Clawson (Bowling Green). Former MAC coaches who have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame include Ara Parseghian, Woody Hayes, and Bo Schembechler. All three coached Miami. No. 16/16 (AP/Coaches) Northern Illinois (12-1 regular season, 8-0 MAC) played No. 13/12 Florida State in the 2013 Orange Bowl on January 1, 2013 and lost, 31-10. No. 12/15 Western Michigan (13-0 regular season, 8-0 MAC) played No. 8 Wisconsin in the 2017 Cotton Bowl on January 2, 2017 and lost, 24-16. Those are the MAC's appearances in some of the oldest and most prestigious bowl games in college football. In football, the MAC has a deal with ESPN through the 2026-27 season. The MAC has unique made-for-TV scheduling with games on weeknights, typically Tuesdays and Wednesdays when no other college football games are on, broadcast live on ESPN or ESPN2. Ultimately, it means more money and exposure for MAC schools. In men's basketball, you might recognize some of these names: Ron Harper (Miami), Dan Majerle (Central Michigan), Grant Long (Eastern Michigan), Gary Trent (Ohio), Bonzi Wells (Ball State), Antonio Daniels (Bowling Green), Wally Szczerbiak (Miami), Earl Boykins (Eastern Michigan), and Chris Kaman (Central Michigan). All of those guys played their college ball in the MAC and went on to the NBA to become All-Stars or win championships. Ron Harper was a five-time NBA champion on Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls teams (1996, 1997, 1998) and Shaq and Kobe's Los Angeles Lakers teams (2000, 2001). Antonio Daniels won a championship with Tim Duncan and David Robinson as a member of the San Antonio Spurs (1999). Daniels became good friends with Duncan. They were taken Nos. 4 and 1 overall, respectively, in the 1997 NBA draft. On August 8, 2020, the MAC made history by becoming the first FBS conference to postpone fall sports, including football, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.