In the Zone — Local services in East Allen Township

Amazing place! I love playing basketball here. The membership is definitely worth it if you play basketball a lot. It’s $85 per month, and you can also get a yearly membership if you want. There’s open gyms constantly so you can just shoot around if you want. The membership lets you go to open gym for free, and take semi-private and public classes for free. Without a membership, open gym costs $10 and a class costs $25. The staff are very helpful, and always make your visit better. There are snacks there too, and are reasonably priced. There’s 3 basketball courts, but all of them can be turned into a volleyball court too. They have a shooting machine in the back that anyone can use. At the top, they have a gym that has plenty of equipment to use, and it’s also free with a membership as long as you’re 13+. The owner, Coach William is fantastic, and goes out of his way to help you if you need anything and gives advice to players. Overall, amazing...

I did not like their coaching staff. For my basketball camp, their head coach wasn't present and the other coaches, who are younger, rehabbing, college players, would explain a drill once and make the kids demonstrate it. One time a drill wasn't demonstrated because few kids knew it and the coaches couldn't even demonstrate it. Once we do our drill, the coaches sit around and talk and barely help you. This all changed when their head coach was there the last day. It was then did they participate more and help you more. A drill wasn't performed correctly so the coaches changed the drill because we weren't doing well instead of explaining it more. Also, they let their younger relatives run around while camp is going and it messed...

Worst Basketball program I have ever seen or been subjected to. The coaches do NOTHING. They sit and watch them play without any guidance or leadership. I’ve seen the score keepers put the points on the wrong side and when informed by several people refuse to fix it. They put older kids on teams with the younger kids they put six grade teams against eighth grade teams. They played an eighth grade team against a 10th grade team. There were many kids who probably shouldn’t have made a team but they took them anyway just to get the money. Will NOT be returning for another year with...