My coworker received a gift certificate for two hours of pickleball and we had so much fun! The…read morestaff were friendly and the space itself was large and clean (especially the locker rooms).

Really good staff, they have a tv and couches, good tennis, a gym, and it's a really nice place!read more

If there's a gym to belong to a family, this is it! The gym owner really cares for people and lives…read morehis words. I came in for boot camps, which is excellent, run efficiently, diverse training for cardio and strength, and open gym hours. Open gym is important as a female lifter working on the best equipment to help me succeed in fitness.

I had always believed I had little-to-no physical prowess. Words like, "weakling," "delicate," and…read more"lazy" all come to mind. In the past, group exercise classes like yoga and bodypump held my interest briefly, but that interest would wane within a month. I joined Top Line at the urging of a friend, and within two weeks my attitudes toward myself and my abilities changed dramatically. This isn't a fancy gym. There is no upscale locker room, no juice bar, no supplements station, no tanning beds. It's a former warehouse with hardcore equipment, and it's given me the greatest workout of my life. More than that, it's given me greater physical strength than I've ever possessed, and results I still can't believe. I started out with two sessions a week, quickly upped that to three, and then added a strength program soon after. It turns out that there is nothing more addictive than results. Within a month of joining, I started seeing muscle definition. Soon after, my clothing sizes began to drop (I went from a snug ladies' 12 to a loose 6 within a few months). I was sleeping better, had more energy, and people around me started to notice how different I looked. Top Line changed me physically, but it also changed my attitudes and habits. Through meal planning and guidance, my diet has become dramatically healthier. I have become "that girl" who encourages her friends to exercise, who helps others with food choices, and who can recommend a great protein shake... things that still surprise me. While the equipment and programming is top-of-the-line, the real Top Line experience comes from the people. This is a gym where the coaches and your fellow gym-goers work as a team. Everyone encourages and assists. I never feel afraid that I'm doing something incorrectly, or that I'm going to hurt myself, because there is always someone there to assist and guide. It's something I'd never experienced in a gym before, and it's definitely on the list of top ten things that keep me coming back. Top Line isn't just physique-changing. It's life-changing. Get in here!

Best activity ever!! Such fun and great people. It's engaging as a beginner, and gets more…read morecomplex the more you learn!

Come the season change, a small lot area on the backside of the Beerline Trail that runs between…read moreBremen and Fratney transforms itself into an ice rink. It's not the biggest rink around but it is definitely a part of the neighborhood that lets you know winter is coming! I personally know the guys who set this up and this is something the Riverwest neighborhood loves as it is the "Riverwest People's Ice Rink" for the people and by the people. No charge to get in or on, just bring your skates and enjoy! This rink is part of the essence of the Riverwest neighborhood and I feel lucky to live right behind it!

We've been taking our son to this indoor sports spot for a few months now. He goes on weekends to…read moreplay soccer run by the Lil' Kickers program, and it's honestly adorable! The facility itself is tucked into a neighborhood, so it can be easy to miss! From the outside, can certainly tell it's an older building. Kind of seems like there is ongoing construction with the machinery about. That said, the inside is well kept and seemingly updated. There are a handful of large fields that can be used for various sports - we've seen plenty of softball trainings going on here, along with the soccer. There's an upper area as well, that operates as a lifting gym. I'm not sure if you have to otherwise be a member here to use the facilities, or if you simply need to be signed up for a specific program like we are. Either way, there is plenty to get involved in here. Parking is plentiful in the lot out front, as well as the street, so even on packed sporting-days you're good to go.

Only one other review on yelp? and one filtered. WHY not recognize Front Row Amy?…read more She is a local Baseball Nerd who enjoys baseball at another level with keeping up with the statistics on Brewers baseball. She is an avid sports fan who follows the game and updates her personal Blogs on various social media like twitter, FB, instagram word press. etc. She is just one of the guys who really likes getting wrapped up in Brewers baseball. who has some celebrity like following of fans and also haters.. who enjoy getting her autograph or photo before or after the games. I'm not sure about her other than what I see on TV or read in blogs. Her blogs sometimes has big gaps of 2-3 months so I'm guessing she is pretty busy with other things in life.

Attractive in her own way. About as due for fame as the Milverine. Meh…read more I don't understand the big deal, really. It's like fame for the sake of fame? There are guys at the Admirals games that have been doing this longer and I don't see anyone riding their jocks.

My friend Amy H and I have been threatening to play tennis for a few weeks now. Yesterday, we…read morefinally made good on our promise, and it was a blast. In the two weeks leading up to the actuality of the event, we waffled on timing - "Oh, that's not terribly convenient for me, I like to nap at 1:42pm on Sundays" or amounts of humidity/sunshine - "Holy hell it's hot out! Eff this!" and locations to, you know, hit it around - "We could head to the courts by UEC, or at Lake Park, or the ones down by the lakefront but I don't want to do that because people will watch us down there and we'll wait until we get gooood to play there," etc. Little did I know that *Pumping Station Park has two more than adequate courts just kickin' it in the back of the park, behind the "batting cages" and next to the basketball courts. Win! *I never knew what the park across the street from Colectivo Humboldt was called until I went to check in yesterday and had to ask Amy. Pumping Station Park... the more you know! This park is small but mighty: a baseball/kickball diamond, tennis courts, batting cages, a basketball court... they've got what you need, MKE. Lots of leagues play sportballs at this small but mighty park... I often see practices of all types and sorts. (Read: post-work/school days and summertime weeknights can be busy.) Adequate green space to play catch with a real-life leather football with your significant other, too. If your significant other is good at throwing a football from 50+ yards, you may end up jamming the living daylights of your ring finger like me and subsequently endure a re-occurring sportsball "injury." Ow. My tender tendons. I'll be back to play lots more tennis with my friend Amy and maybe my friend Jessie, too. (And though it's a long shot, maybe L, too.)

This field brings back so many good memories. I graduated from Riverside in 1963. I lettered 4…read moreyears in baseball and we played all our home games here. The field looks almost the same as it did back in 1963 with a lot of improvements. What is missing is the light pole in left field. It was in fair territory and it took me awhile to learn how to play around it. I also remember that chasing the foul balls down the hill was assigned to the freshmen or youngest players on the team. I chased my fair share of foul balls. In 1963, we posted the best record ever for a Riverside baseball team with 12 wins. We also ran from the high school across the Locust Street bridge to the field everyday for practice with Coach Buro following us in his car! But it was also the many many days we played pick up baseball games during the summer after the season was over. We all practically lived at Pumping Station. I am glad to see that the Riverside continues to play their home games here and have kept up the success and tradition of baseball at Riverside High School!