Best place for various sports in central NJ .. pickle ball ,cricket and their newly opened…read morebadminton facility . Very friendly staff and excellent service .. lots of parking outside and they also have an electirix ev charger outside . It's a huge facility . Lighting is good... restrooms are good and clean . Their cricketing facility is really good .. they have good team for U11,U13/15/17 teams and they r too in various tournaments in east coast . They also rent their space for private events . Huge and big space for any event . Best place for Diwali celebrations, grad parties ef . We had fun renting space here . Loved it overall.

i've been a member for years and they really, REALLY make an effort to make this place as good as…read moreit can be. Always have. Even when freezing my membership during Lockdown and other times i couldn't afford it between gigs. Sure they inadvertently overcharged me for seven months recently by accident (and I didn't follow up) but it only amounted to $200 or so dollars total. So i asked myself: when does life become more important than money? Here. And the monthly charges are indeed hefty but I've never had a run in with rude employees, busted or rude employees of contract switcheroo's - all of which you find at other gyms. So i look at this way: as we get older, we exercise or we're going to have problems sooner. I'm past the old fifties and this could be my last active decade. Our phones are softening us up and not for good but there's also age so why not go out spinning, lifting and grinnin'! And another positive observation, Ace - how they do it here - I can't tell you but daily, they're mixing kids, adults, the elderly and every stripe of our cultural landscape together under one roof without any apparent issues at all. That alone is worth whatever they charge. We could all learn from this. Reminds me of my beloved Denmark. Normalcy, kindness and respect. It's nice to go to a place that's as much Peace Time as Exercise Time which of course makes Lifetime. Yes it's not cheap but if you want cheap, you become cheap. And investment here isn't subject to risk. You know those annoying brokerage or investment caveats? Not here: you put in the lifetime, you extend the life. And get this Yelp of an adage of mine: a gym is one of the few investments of time where if you honestly put the work in, you honestly get results. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about! Personal growth, Baby! Ah Rudyard Kipling. And you can't script this. I'm doing pectorals like Ren and the next thing I know, a phone call comes in from a Summit number and who is it? Berkeley Heights Life Time! "Sir um is this Charles Savoth?" "Why yes", says I. "Well someone returned your credit card at the front desk!" Honest members, honest gym, honestly I'm not the sharpest "bulb" in the gymnasium firmament! But really are bulbs sharp? I don't know but I'm happy as a clam Lifetime has my back, my Buddha front and my slippery plastic! And clams are happy - they're always smiling. Again personal growth on a mollusk-u-lar level!

Great gym, which I expect, since the membership is pretty high. I have been coming here for four…read moreyears on and off. What I don't understand is, why the equipment is never upgraded. I am waiting for management to bring in a few more machines. I don't mind paying more for a gym that always thinks about their members and upgrading and bringing in new equipment.

My son has been with Coach Andres since he was 4 years old. He is now 8 and thriving and loving…read moreevery second of soccer. He has patience and skill set to get these kids to amazing levels. We are thankful to have the opportunity for our boys to learn from an amazing coach!

My son (12) and daughter (10) have gone to NDA for the past 3 years. Andres' program has provided…read morethem with skills they use on and off the field with confidence. The enjoy the drills but especially like the scrimmages with their teammates/ friends. Highly recommend to young families and kids that want to get into soccer.

Our experience with Inman was great overall. We came for a reunion and everything was accommodated…read morejust how we expected it to be. The room that we stayed in was to my (our) surprise, pretty tiny and cramped as it was hard to move around, especially since there were a lot of people. Not too big of a deal, but do take caution. It was well-organized where we stayed, which is all that matters. There are a lot of sporting activities to offer, such as basketball in one room, hockey which includes ice and roller skating as well, and an indoor field that holds baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, and even frisbee as well with even more names to list. There are many sporting activities to do here, and this is the place to come for get-togethers and/or just to hang out. Overall, a great place to visit. Note - For more info about what goes on, check out their website: https://inmansportscomplex.com/

I hate this place for playing roller hockey. Nothing works here including the refs. The most…read moreunprofessional run facility I have ever been to. There was one time during a hockey game that a ref was sitting down eating during a game instead of out on the rink. I yelled over and asked him to ref the game he was paid to do and he proceeded to curse back at me with a lot of foul language. He still works there. Management is constantly contacted and nothing changes. This week a ref offered to get me a chair while I walked past him. He was only able to do that because he was standing in the penalty box on his cell phone while the puck was in play. I replied I want you to ref I don't want a chair. They are paid $25 for 40 mins of socializing, eating, and just skating away from a game in play. During the same game the other ref was hanging on the goal post the entire game talking with the goalie and not paying attention to the whole game. I have never seen a place that is a free for all for the employees and they have no manager around making sure they are doing what they are supposed to do. As long as they collect the money from all the teams the facility is still left in the dirty run down condition that it has been in for years. Hundreds of dollars taken from each team and they cannot afford to fix the score board so you can read the numbers? Several bulbs are out and just left without repair.

My son is in is second year playing for their 15/16U teams. This organization is pretty solid. His…read morecoach has been good and the boys respect him and his opinion. I recommend this organization if looking for a new team!

From the owner: Centercourt Sports Gillette Training Center, home to the Centercourt Football Club, is an indoor…read moreand outdoor multi-sport complex featuring 35,000 square feet of indoor turf and 13,500 square feet of outdoor field space.

I was here a couple of months ago. It was a weekend afternoon. I had called in to check if they had…read morelessons (which was my primary objective). The good: it was supposed to be a semi private lesson and I was the only one (yeah I shud have guessed) The bad: my trainer had recently moved from china (I guess) & and she did not speak English :(, so I had a 10 year old kid translate my errors and what I had to fix... To be fair they did allow me to play a few games with other members after the class I may go back to play back with members, but to learn, never

I am personally returning to the game after few injuries and was hoping to get some practice along…read morewith good tips to improve - I got just that so m happy today. I made new friends and played after class too , the atmosphere was encouraging. I have had a travel job and m comfortable between people who don't speak much English as long as they are respectful - am glad that happened. I hope to come every Saturday for adults class. Pls be aware payment is cash only and I m grateful to them to allow me to play even thou I wasn't carrying any todaY! Thank you.

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.

Terrible pickleball courts. The courts are not large enough, the adjacent badminton court net…read moredividers impinge upon the pickleball courts. The facility is not equipped with a water fountain. I would not recommend.

Great courts, friendly owners...they have done a great job of automating the facility !read more

My children have been going there for over 5 seasons collectively. Camp Director Johnathan is the…read moreincredible driving force behind this wonderful camp. His entire staff is impeccably trained - everyone always has a smile and warm/welcoming words (and it's not fake, it's the culture there). Not only are the facilities great (GAGA pits, 2 pools, high ropes course, giant zip line, archery, arts & crafts, drama, etc etc and fields for: baseball, soccer, flag football and lacrosse...the kids even get to play dodge ball) but the staff is simply amazing - incredibly supportive and patient, always there to help and encourage. Campers not only learn how to win but more importantly they learn how to lose and have sportsmanship. The camp has an underlying philosophy based around helping each child become their superstar self - excelling at something. They also teach how to be social with their peers, how to be a good citizen, how to take responsibility...basically how to be a good person in all aspects of their lives. The five pillars of Oak Crest's "Code of Living" are" · Integrity · Responsibility · Leadership · Resilience · Fellowship In addition to all of this - Oak Crest offers free lifetime camp experiences to children of Military/Police families that have fallen on hardships!

As an employee, I cherished the memories and friends made at this amazing camp. As a mom I am…read moregrateful for all the wonderful experiences our kids had at Oak Crest. Beautiful facilities and well prepared staff. If you are looking for your kids to become confident, independent and learn something in the process, choose Oak Crest or one of its sister camps Tamarack or Pine Grove.