We bring our 3 kids to play tennis and the atmosphere is great, all the staff members are not only…read morefriendly and professional but simply pleasure to talk to. Facility are always clean! The different coaches you can sense that they like what they do and love to work with kids.

This is not a business who supports local residents…read more The notified pool members that they were no longer offering memberships to include weekday attendance. So for the same pricing as last year, you can attend the pool during the week from 5-8 pm (which is not good for children off for the summer and weekends. In addition, they are not inviting the Flanders summer swim team back. Quite a punch in the gut to local residents

That's the best indoors academy i've ever been yet. The…read morebatting cages are huge and the staff is super nice. :)

From the owner: We are an indoor sports academy that offers a really wide range of sports for both kids and adults…read more From soccer to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, from batting cages to softball, baseball, lacrosse, field hockey, football, yoga and meditation. We are the first place with an innovative concept of an interactive TV channel dedicated for our academy with live broadcasting of all the sports practices, classes, and more! Our 25,000-sq./ft. facility allows us to host birthday parties, corporate events, workshops, exhibits, school field trips, and church reunions.

Hit and Run is a very unique place. It offers rentable indoor training space for most types of…read moresports, professional baseball trainers, elite club baseball teams, a proshop and online store and so much more!! My son and daughter look forward to going weekly! Thumbs up!!! :)

From the owner: Hit & Run Sports Center was opened in December of 2009 and is perfect for year round training. The…read moreHit & Run Sports Center offers six (6) 14-feet wide batting cages, two (2) Iron Mike pitching arms that pitches up to 90mph and throws up to 288 pitches per half hour, 3 & 2 Wheel Machines for multiple pitches and three (3) pitching lanes. Additionally, softball and baseball instructors are available for one-on-one training for pitching, hitting and fielding as well as video analysis with corrective drill training. The center can also be dedicated for agility & speed training, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, cheerleading, football and other indoor sports. Our indoor facility has an estimated 9,000 square feet of padded turf which is perfect for keeping your athletes at peak performance in the off-season. It also is very accommodating for waiting guests and parents with a lounge area, multiple TV's and WiFi Internet.

Great place and equipment. Lots of equipment and classes to chose from. Staff is very friendly and…read morethe gym is clean. My whole family joined.

The best athletic gym in the area! A lot of space to train in different ways vs crowded by a bunch…read moreof machines.

Parking - I cannot believe a center of this size was approved without appropriate parking. It is…read moreunbelievable. You sit for 30 min just to get out of the lot IF you are lucky enough to get a spot.

Crowded, congested & not enough seating or bathrooms. Worst…read morein terms of parking. Only good thing is they they have team rooms so you can gather your players and discuss/rest

Love this place. Very spacious, machines, weights, and treadmills are always available. Yes…read moresomeitmes it gets packed in the middle of the day but at night or early in the morning their is no problem working out. They have a basketball court, pickleball court, rock climibing walls, swimming pools inside and outside. Also have sauna and steamrooms. Locker rooms are clean and staff are helpful. I don't ever have an issue finding parking. Yes, it's pricey but they offer a lot for people and having an outdoor pool with plenty of places to sit and relax is nice in the summer time.

They've done it again! Basketball court has been close since March 22 for 'renovations' and the…read morepickleball courts are closed too. It's now the end of April, and as you might have guessed, the Life Time which can never finish any maintenance work, has once again failed to deliver.

Coming here for usually swimming. Its been good so far. Location is good. Jacuzzi is too hot for meread more

I was disappointed with my experience at LA Fitness. The gym was often overcrowded, making it…read moredifficult to use the equipment without waiting. Some machines were out of order for extended periods, and the locker rooms weren't as clean as I expected. Customer service was also hit or miss--I had trouble getting clear answers about my membership. The facility has potential, but I think it needs better maintenance and improved customer service.

A top quality gym and fitness center, complete with pools, indoor track, racket ball, free weights,…read morecardio machines, etc. Personal training and 2 hours of included child care per visit. There is a decent cafe to grab a bite to eat. The early childhood center ranges from part-time pre-school to full time care. There is even an after school program for kids in the local West Orange and Livingston school systems. Just a solid community center. The gym gets a touch too crowded at times, and all too often it feels like more of a social center than a fitness club.

I would strongly caution any parent--especially those with a child who has additional needs--before…read moreenrolling at JCC MetroWest. Our child was with the JCC metrowest for 18 months. Our child was incredibly blessed to have incredible teachers who loved and cared for our child during that time. Each classroom was truly filled with love and patience and I do not want the rest of this review to underscore those incredible teachers in my child's classrooms. With that said, As our child approached the age of 3, they received an autism diagnosis. The JCC metro west staff was notified of this diagnosis. 2 weeks after informing the staff of our child's diagnosis, our child was exited from the ECC program with less than 24 hours' notice. Regardless of the circumstances, giving a family less than a day's notice to find alternative childcare is incredibly disruptive and, in our experience, showed a lack of compassion and partnership. As parents, we trusted this program to work with us through challenges. Instead, we were left scrambling overnight to figure out childcare, work obligations, and next steps for our child. The emotional and logistical impact on our family was significant. What disappointed us most was not simply the decision itself, but how it was handled. Families deserve clear communication, transparency, and enough notice to make arrangements--especially when young children are involved. If your child has developmental differences or may require additional support, I encourage you to have detailed conversations about the program's ability and willingness to accommodate those needs before enrolling. Our experience left us feeling unsupported during one of the most difficult periods our family has faced. I hope the JCC reviews its policies and communication practices so that no other family experiences the same abrupt transition that we did.