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06/02/2024

04/13/2024

Join us the first Sunday of every month for Quantum’s Leap of Faith!

01/18/2024

Quantum Leap has $25 + tax UNLIMITED JUMP TODAY!

01/07/2024

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We’ll be hosting another Leap of Faith this Sunday, January 14!! Bring your friends!!
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01/07/2024

FAITH, FAMILY, FREEDOM!
Come join us this Tuesday evening at Quantum Leap! Please share!!

04/09/2023

In remembrance of our Lord and Savior, we will be closed today.
Our God Lives!

03/12/2023

March 13-17 at Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena!
Open Noon to 8pm Monday to Thursday and Friday noon to 11pm with Blacklight Glow on Friday 7pm-9pm and Saturday 9pm-11pm!

12/04/2022

Join us this Monday, December 5th from 6-9pm for Freedom Fest at Quantum Leap!

11/25/2022

Open Noon to 11pm!

11/25/2022

Happy black Friday! Buy a gift card from Quantum Leap in any denomination and get a second gift card of equal or lesser value at 25% off! Open from noon to 11 PM today with blacklight glow from 7 PM to 9 PM! See you soon!

10/17/2022

A Chicago teen kept breaking into the X-Sport Fitness Center and using its equipment. Management warned him they were going to turn him. But he kept finding ways to get into the place. Police were finally called in to deal with it.

Officer Mario Valenti learned that the 15-year-old previously had a membership to the facility, but his mother could no longer afford to pay for it. And all he wanted to do was play basketball there. But instead of charging the youngster with breaking and entering, the officer handed over $150 of his own money to buy the boy a membership that would last about 4 months.

When the owner of the fitness center contacted his corporate office about what was happening, officials there were so touched by the officer’s kindness, that they extended the youngster’s membership for two years.

Says Officer Valenti: “At the end of the day, it’s not about gratitude. Most of us took this job to help people, not to hurt them. The job can be negative. For the most part, the job is dealing with good people having a very bad day, so you’re not seeing the best side of people…. I’d rather have him playing ball than being on the street and possibly getting into trouble.”

Photo courtesy: Mike Isaacs / Pioneer Press

06/16/2022

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05/30/2022

Starting Today!