A wonderful tennis Academy ..... lessons for everyone.... beginner to expert.... From practice to…read morematches..... indoor courts for when it's cold or rainy and outdoor courts to enjoy that beautiful day. So if you're feeling some tennis "love", give ETA a try.

From the owner: Newest indoor tennis facility in Chicagoland area. Home of Fernandes Tennis Academy, high…read moreperformance tennis training and college tennis preparatory academy. Eola Tennis Academy offers tennis classes for all levels and ages, court rentals, tournament and leagues

This place needs better marketing and help. It's easier to find the Catering hall than the club. As…read moreI understand it outdoors courts and a swimming facility. I'm not sure if there is a gym or showering facility. I called to inquire; was told to drive over but no one would be able to show me around. It looks like a nice summer spot.

I'm a current 4.5. I loved this place until they rebuilt all the courts this year - the new courts…read moreare so stiff, that my knees hurt for days after. Feels like playing on concrete now, not sure who did their base/pour. It's really too bad, because it was perfect if you just needed a simple spot to play through winters and rain. Outdoor courts should have lights.

We enrolled in a NTC tournament. We were first told that my son was on alternate, later they…read moreexpanded the draw from 8 players to 16 players, and notified us that we were promoted to the main draw. The tennis tournament fee of $90 was charged and confirmed. Before the game, when I was checking the schedule, I found my son was not on the draw, he was put back to alternate without any notice. I had to contact NTC to understand why. Then I was told sorry for the confusion you are alternate. It looks like they changed back to 8 player draw without any notification. And I was refunded $75 out of $90 I paid, as the rest $15 was processing fee?!!! Please be cautious about joining any NTC tournaments, other parents who were selected said, the tournament was poor managed and waiting time is really long for already accepting more than the capacity.

Great team but pool hardly taken care of vending machines work sometimes bathroom is disgusting but…read morevery nice

Cleanliness Management and price! Sadly the place has gone…read moredown hill the last year. No towels hairballs and dirt in studios for $100 a month ... make it make sense? Tried contacting management NEVER get a reply. If it wasn't for the instructors I would have left!

I've been a member for over 18 years and have always appreciated the quality experience the…read moreHealthPlex provided. However, over time, I feel the facility has gradually lost some of its "premium" feel due to a number of recurring operational issues. There appear to be several systemic problems that impact the overall member experience: Studio and Class Technology Frequent issues with audio equipment in class studios. Microphones often do not work or batteries are not charged. Classes are routinely delayed due to technical problems, which is frustrating during a 45-minute session. Locker Room Maintenance Inconsistent availability of hand towels. Non-working TVs. Only one functioning hair dryer. A general lack of attention to detail that affects the experience. Towel Service One of the most noticeable changes has been the reduction in towel availability during workouts. In the past, towels were consistently stocked and accessible throughout workouts. That service level contributed significantly to the premium experience and convenience. Trainer Support The trainers themselves are strong and professional, but they seem to lack adequate support from management, particularly regarding equipment reliability and coverage when someone is out. As a long-time member, I share this feedback because I'd like to see the HealthPlex return to the level of operational excellence that originally set it apart. Many of these issues seem solvable with stronger oversight, maintenance consistency, and attention to detail.

We have been members for 30+ years. Through the good times, the not so good times, and now the good…read moretimes are back!!. First, the pools, the staff, and the operations are all top notch. The manager, Brad, has many years experience on the premise and knows how to make it a comfortable experience for most everyone who visits. The board has done a great job of spending limited funds where they are most effective. The end result is just a nice place to spend a couple hours, or more, a couple of days, or more, a week. One of the new additions this year is D'Cappos providing food from the "snack" deck. The everyday provisions are fine and the add ons during the weekend are fantastic!! Jerry brings high end restaurant food to the little shack on the snack deck. Tonight I took Cavatelli with a light white garlic and fresh squash sauce and a delicious Bruchetta home. Can't do that at any other pool I've ever been to. Where did that come from?? The board made another good decision from my point of view. We are very glad we stuck it out over the years and we hope there are many good years to come. Paul & Ann Sassano

Maybe they should tell people when they call that they are members only so someone dosnt take there…read moreautistic child there only to find out it's members only How bout putting it in the website?

Nice little place to walk. When the kids are not in the soccer field using it, I usually walk…read moreinside but around the perimeter as in behind the nets and I don't go on the field or anything but I do like that the artificial turf has to give to it it's easier to walk that so I do that they also have several paths to all the ballfields and the little facilities.

It's a great place for my team to practice Field Hockey and sometimes we do struggle to get our…read moreturf time but coming early in the morning works best. Although workers were driving by to roll the turf and they kept on driving near us instead of saying anything and checking us out. I don't know what's that about but overall I highly recommend cuz it has all the fields you need. It's also located right next to a residential homes, for elders to walk by.

If you're looking for an indoor tennis membership, Wheaton Sport Center (WSC) is an excellent…read morechoice. They have friendly staff, efficient service, and adequate facilities and equipment. For our family, WSC serves multiple purposes. My husband is an active tennis player who tries to play at least twice a week. Considering how brutally cold Chicago winters are, it wouldn't be feasible to play outdoors during the winter months. So with WSC, he has been able to find a community of players to play throughout the winter. On the weekends, my husband would give our young girls and cousins private tennis lessons. There are four, all year-round, indoor courts, and eight dome courts for the winter. We have been consistently going every weekend for the last four months and have yet to encounter any availability issues. In addition to tennis, our girls have also joined the swimming lessons. For level 3, there are usually 2-4 instructors. Thus far, we have had a good experience with Ms. Abby, Mr. Christopher, and Ms. Christina. The class size is generally around 8-12 kids depending on attendance. Knowing how young children are, it takes a ton of effort and patience to get them to listen to instructions. Huge kudos to these instructors for having that high-level patience! As for myself, I would utilize the gym equipment such as treadmills, ab machines, and weights. All of the equipment are well maintained and clean. WSC could get busy on the weekends but I have not had trouble with machine availability. All in all, WSC is a solid place for anybody looking for a place to play indoor tennis, have young children who are interested in swimming, and/or just trying to maintain healthy life choices.

After learning how important ADA laws are for people: this place is amazing. Both boys had an…read moreinterpreter. The coach even knew some signs she used with my 12 year old when the interpreter was with my 11 year old. The staff are trained in handling ADA accommodations.

I just joined here a few weeks ago, and although I haven't tried everything that the club has to…read moreoffer what I can tell you is that it has everything I need... and more. I joined this club because I have been a high-end fitness club member for many years. When I moved here from California, I tried the LifeTime in Burr Ridge and quickly quit because the place was so filthy and crowded all the time. Forced to take some time off due to a medical issue, I began examining my gym options once again in the area. Score Sports down the street from my house wouldn't even answer membership inquiries (I filled out two), I didn't like what the Country Clubs in the area had to offer, and Five Seasons didn't seem like my vibe. I walked into Midtown and immediately saw that it was a great place for me to get my workouts done in an environment I'm accustomed to. The other bonus is that I don't have to pay extra fees for childcare, which added up big time at other gyms between my four children. Do I wish they had a well developed hot power vinyasa program geared toward master yogis? Yes. But what I'm really here for is the weight room, the fact that I have a spot I can do CrossFit WODs on my own, or I can join a variety of classes from spin to Pilates if it works with my schedule. This gym is a lot smaller than the gym I was a member at in California for many years, but I like the fact that it's a bit more quaint and exclusive. People are really just here to workout, just like I am. I like that. I'm not at the gym to be social, I'm there to achieve my fitness goals. As an aside, their Kidtown allows food from the Cafe to be ordered and delivered to your children. This means I can come around lunch time when the kids are out of school, feed them lunch, AND I GET TO WORKOUT! The only caveat is that because my 8-month old isn't walking yet, the kids can only stay for 90 minutes. But when the little one is walking I'll have 2 1/2 hours of freedom -- and that to me is priceless.

PROS: The staff! Really their best asset is their friendly…read morestaff members who get to know you. This includes wonderful trainers who can take you from zero to hero as far as someone who NEVER works out, to someone who can develop a fitness routine. Programs: Lots of great programs like Tennis-In-No-Time, swim lessons for kids, and as I said before, great trainers you can book to achieve your personal goals. Tons of equipment to choose from in a bright, open space. Some regulars you can get to know and learn techniques from. CONS: Pool area feels too "open". Don't need peep windows all around the pool. I felt weird swimming in there so I never did. Close it off. Management change up/corporate vibe. Don't let you even hold your account for a month now (even though they used to). It's a pricey, luxury gym with clients that pay more to get more so making people jump through tons of hoops to hold a month for travel, work, etc doesn't gel with that vibe. If you give a months notice this should allow plenty of time to adjust staffing. You have to pay extra for a lot of stuff, so in order to use a lot of what really makes a gym like this worth the extra $ in the first place, you have pay EVEN MORE. Otherwise you are mostly utilizing equipment, classes, and such that you can get at other gyms for way less.

You can find me at the DuPage River Sports Complex almost every day of the week riding along the…read moretrails and playing tennis pending the weather. It's a great park because it offers so much and is open to the public at no cost. There are basketball courts, tennis courts, baseball fields and bleachers, multi-purpose fields, an in-line skating rink, restrooms, a picnic shelter, and tons of trails (paved and unpaved). The park district does an excellent job of maintaining the fields and courts, and keeping the trails clean. I am most excited because when my husband and I went for a bike ride today, we saw them working on adding more trails! The paved trails are really great because they are smooth and wide, perfect for runners, walkers, bikers, or skaters. The dirt trails are a little more rough, but a lot of fun because they run along a river and there aren't as many people on them. We rode on a couple today and got quite muddy, but it's great fun!

Broken links, re-directs, and all around noone gives a shi#$ is the vibe of playyourcourt. I…read morewouldn't be shocked if this site hasn't been updated since 2016 and just like your favorite independently owned restaurant closing, we'll blame this on "Covid". Upsell city when you go to check out, I agreed to do one month and then bought a year to find this beautiful disaster. Will be disputing the transaction and recommend you do to. When the bank asks why? Say, "Fraud and services not rendered".

Not only was scheduling a tennis lesson via PlayYourCourt super easy, but my instructor is awesome…read more I had my first tennis lesson with Mishy yesterday morning and had so much fun. He has great energy and is very patient. I can't wait for my second lesson!