James Perkins of Elite Soccer Performance is the best coach and trainer my daughter has ever worked…read morewith. As a strong travel soccer player my nine year old daughter wanted to improve her game enough to earn a spot on a premiere team. She worked with James weekly throughout the summer and in August attended try outs for one of the most competitive teams in the state. When I saw the drills they judged her on at try outs I knew without a doubt that she would not have had a chance of making the team if she had not worked with James. She was offered a spot on the premiere team and has continued to work with James on her speed and footwork. Everyone who has watched her play is amazed at the improvement she has made working with James Perkins. He is truly amazing.

James Perkins is a great coach, trainer and person. His attention to detail is second to none. He…read moreknows how to push the players to the next level. He is a great teacher and he builds confidence. He trains my daughter and she loves every session! He knows how to continue working on their strengths while developing their weaknesses in the game. He is fantastic to adapting to each players needs and he really connects with each player. I am a coach myself but to my daughter I am still mom. James is fantastic with my daughter and I can see her confidence on the ball and her skill develop after each session to where she uses it on the field and has success!

This is exactly what I was looking for. Pickleball training with fun people and the chance to…read moremake new friends. Mission accomplished! Thanks Sue and Mike!

This indoor sporting complex is just a few minutes from I-95. There seemed to be a good amount of…read moreparking. My son came here for indoor lacrosse. It was big enough for the girls to practice on one side and the boys in the other. It had turf on the field. The perimeter had a waiting area (like an ice rink) with some seating and tables and one wickedly cool rocking chair that was repurposed from old barrels. Also there was a guy there with a relacing machine for the lacrosse sticks. Not sure if that's permanently there. So glad that the kids have somewhere to play/practice w/o getting wet and muddy in bad weather.

Both of my sons really enjoyed Socceropolis!! We've been multiple times and have recommended it to…read moremany friends over the past few years. Coach Milton has a tremendous amount of experience coaching kids and is such a fun guy...all the kids really love him! The program focuses on teaching kids not only how to play the game but also how to have fun. It's so important for kids to enjoy the activities they do and this program encourages that. Deb is the admin...she's amazing to deal with too. If only I could bottle Coach Milton & Deb's amazing energy!! I highly recommend Socceropolis for little ones of all ages. A++

From the owner: Socceropolis, LLC is a unique soccer program designed for boys and girls ages 3 - 8yr olds. Our…read moreprogram provides Soccer Classes, Soccer Camps and Soccer Birthday Parties. Children will learn the basic FUNdamentals of soccer such as dribbling, trapping, passing, shooting, and play actual soccer games. Here at Socceropolis, we strive to instill the love of soccer in every child and encourage sportsmanship, teamwork and fair play. Our fast-paced soccer program will motivate each child to build coordination, motor skills, balance and movement in a fun, safe and supportive environment.

Best premier club in the area. My son loves playing for Coach Butler and has learned more each…read moreyear. 100% recommendation for anyone who has a kid that wants to actually LEARN how to play.

When considering a Youth Premier Soccer Club you need to be sure to understand what you're looking…read morefor and what each club has to offer. Southeast Soccer Club (SSC) is a lower-cost premier club that doesn't have any of their own fields or facilities. So really you're paying for is coaching. This club offers lower costs then other area Premier Clubs and unfortunately you get what you pay for. The club (leadership) is not customer friendly. Remember, you're paying for what you would expect to be a much better coach then say a Town Volunteer Recreational Soccer Coach. The problem is once you've paid and you find out that you ended up with a poor coach, you've paid a rather large fee and you're stuck. There are no refunds. If you ask questions, make suggestions or voice concerns, you will encounter the Director of Coaching (DOC) and then the Executive Director. Trying to get the DOC to answer the phone or call you back is the first clue that things are not customer friendly. Their next step is to tell you to keep your concerns to yourself. When you have multiple parents complaining about a poor coaching, your opinion as the customer should matter, right? You'll learn once they have your money you can forget about being treated like a customer. Remember when you pay a premium for your child to attend a Premier Soccer Club you're paying for the coach with this club (they have no facilities of their own). If the coach is poor, you just signed up for a years worth of poor training and this club won't back the customer. The attitude from the Top down is shut up, drop your kid off and keep your opinions to yourself. If you have a problem with the coaching, too bad...we have your money now, if you don't like it, go somewhere else. Our experience started with one coach and the coach was extremely disorganized, hard for children to understand (mumbled, broken English, not an authoritative voice), completely lost control of children during practice, used slang words that children didn't know the meaning of, missed the scheduling meeting all together at the start of the season so we had no scheduled games for the entire fall half of the year, late in the fall with freezing temperatures in the evening the coach never located a place to practice indoors until so late into the fall when all of the other SSC's teams had already moved indoors, showed up late to his own tournament (that he organized), switched practice times and locations on short (less than a days notice), showed up late to games, failed to teach basic strategies and techniques for example: mechanics of a proper throw in, receiving throw-ins, passing as a team (triangle) to score, the coach was completely resistant to any suggestions or offers of help from parents, the communication to the families and children was minimal at best, when we played town recreational teams we barely would win games. To pay a premium amount of money over what you pay for Town Rec. Soccer and get this experience is a disappointing, but the larger issue is that you can never recoup that year of your children's learning and your family's time. If you want to roll the dice and hope you luck out and get a great coach I'm sure you might have a different experience. The problem is that it's a 50/50 shot and the leadership of the Southeast Soccer Club ( SSC ) doesn't value you as a customer. You might be better off driving a little further to another Premier Club or keeping your children in Town Rec. Soccer where you can get some really incredible coaches and have a smaller investment.

Great idea and for the most part, run well. However, spectating an indoor mens soccer game there…read morewas an official working the game that should be evaluated. Not only did he clearly know the other team(shaking hands before the game, talking during the game). He was ultimately a safety hazard to the league. When a guy on the team i was watching got kicked in the head and landed on, a penalty was called on him. this guy was passing out yellow cards left and right to our team and let violent and nasty behavior take place from the other team. I wish they could keep the game fair snd lighthearted so the guys can enjoy playing. Those who show up and take it too far should be penalized. Check your refs!

A great place for kids of all skill levels to play Indoor Soccer. 4 fields without the dangerous…read morehockey walls allows you to play the game as it was intended. A lot of viewing areas for parents, fans, visitors, etc. upstairs and downstairs. Decent snack stand for a quick bite/drink. My only gripe is that some of their officials are not qualified to ref anything above the U10 level and even that's a stretch. If you can't/won't run, you shouldn't be a ref. Also, USSF refs are not skilled enough to ref high school level games unless they're cross certified with HS certification. Bring in refs who are ECSOA certified.

Its a pretty good place to be at for soccer players and a decent soccer store, I wish the store had…read moremore stuff

Year after year, this company has issues where we are not receiving our products even though we…read moreorder more than a month before the season starts. We are now a month into our season, and we still do not have our complete uniforms. We did not have any of our uniforms for our first game. We were also told that if we stopped purchasing ADDIDAS uniforms, this would no longer happen. Guess what? We switched our uniforms and we still don't have them. This company has nothing but excuses. I hope our town league switches manufacturers because this place is awful.

My daughter loves Tiger Kixx! So much fun and the coaches are super engaged. Great for what it…read moreis, a fun indoor place to run around and get some exercise in any season.

Nasty dirty unsanitary place. Very very unorganized programs. Communication is poor and lacks…read morecustomer relations. If your kid isn't a future star don't bother with this training. Seems like a popularity contest. They say what you want to hear but they operate in a completely different money making philosophy. Plenty of other clubs that have much better coaching.

Great Park in Rocky Hill but very different from Elm Ridge Park…read more In contrast to Elm Ridge, Maxwell Park boasts a fenced in area to play street hockey, soccer fields, and two tennis courts. The park also has several vending machines for soda's and energy drinks. Similar to Elm Ridge Park, Maxwell Park has a playground, a covered pavilion for picnics and two softball fields. It is also very clean and the grounds are well maintained by the town.

Very nice Park; Clean with a Tennis Court; Deck Hockey rink fenced in; softball/baseball field and…read moresoccer field. There is a play area for kids; there is plenty of parking and even a handicap porta potty. There is a water fountain and soda/energy drink vending machine.

Welcome to the indoor soccer arena, where the turf is on its last leg. The bathrooms, resembling a…read moreforgotten scene from a horror movie, might make you question whether cleanliness is just a myth. The holes in the walls and ceiling add interesting touches. The vintage couch in the corner, much like a museum relic, looks as though it has absorbed the disappointments of countless matches, with an aroma that challenges even the most seasoned odor connoisseurs. In dire need of updates, this arena stands as a testament to neglect, where nostalgia collides with the harsh reality of a facility desperately clinging to its glory days. Lace up those boots if you dare, but be prepared for a journey that feels more like a punishment than a pleasurable match day experience. One star - and that's being generous.

The arena is completely outdated. It is freezing in the facility during the colder months. The…read morebathrooms are absolutely disgusting. The staff do not seem to have any control. The refs that are used are 100% biased, sadly the wonderful game of soccer cannot be played properly, accurately or fairly here.