If you are looking for a facility that will nurture and uplift your budding young gymnasts, I would…read morestay from away from this establishment. Their instructor (Cassie) doesn't have the basic common knowledge on how to communicate with toddlers/young kids. The owner (Jason) has made it crystal clear that issues within his gym are not high on his priority list. He will soon find that customer relations are what keep a business afloat. On Wednesday October 11th, my 3 (almost 4) year old had her first class, she was beyond excited. The week prior was a trial class to see if this sport would be something she was interested in. Once the class let out, she came out to get her shoes and her instructor came out to give her some feedback. This instructor stooped down to my daughter's level and mimicked/mocked her stutter when she gets nervous or overly excited. A slight hiccup that has presented itself about 2 months ago. The look on my daughter's face was a that of shame and embarrassment. I immediately turned my back on the instructor and left. My daughter now feels like her instructor made fun of her. Tried calling the facility three times that night, no answer. Called the next day and finally got through. Laura, who works in the administrative office, was the only person i had the chance to speak to. I'm sure meant well and unfortunately my wrath was unleashed on her but with that being said, nothing has been done to rectify this. Laura even mentioned "maybe Cassie (the instructor) was having a bad day." Excuse me, but that should have no bearing on how well she performs her job. She also mentioned that these instructors don't have children and don't have experience like parents. I was floored by this statement. Why on earth has this gym hired inept instructors. I have been far more gracious than I needed to be. Jason has had two days to reach out about this incident and there has been zero contact. No offer of the $100 fee being refunded, no mention of any disciplinary actions or apologies. Though I have no desire to return to this gym, I hope Jason can learn from this experience so this doesn't happen to another little girl.

Give this place a go and signed up for tumbling summer half day camp. And maybe a potential of…read morefuture classes if any good. There's no email communication whether what kids need to bring or plans for the day prior of the camp week. It's ok I'll figure out. Get there on our first day , first time ever. No hi , no smile, no instructions, no telling of where to go. It's ok- I'll figure it out again. Drop them off inside the gym area. It was free for all. No one give any instructions to those kids nothing. I hang around for a while and gave up to go back to work. I did notice no sight of a grown adult. That's ok - I should see some when I came back . Got a phone call ...my kids doesn't have lunch (for half day Camp) I said there no telling whether I need to bring lunch. I only got them snack and water assuming it's half a day. Again no further instructions, no apologies for poor communication. Second day still see no soul of a true adult supervise this place. Zero. It's like this place run by a mad mad angry high school girls who's doesn't want to be there to work. Still no hi , no bye , no smile, no how are you, hi kids , nothing. Got a phone call- my 5y/o son fall in to ball pit and hurt his ankle. Again no sign of an adult supervisor as any other gymnastics place should have the person who can determine the seriousness of injury. No the girl who gave me a call no nothing , except he hurts and crying. I can't tell whether he need an immediate emergency care or just ice , nothing. I came to get him as soon as I can just to be told by my 10y/o daughter who Also at the same camp that one of the young staff was being mean to my 5y/o son who his ankle obviously in pain. She force him to get up without helping him and rush him to get out of the pit so other kids can jump in. Again no sign of a full grown adults. No sorry he hurts himself and hope he feel better. Nothing. Base from my only two days experience and traumatized they gave my kids. I won't be back and won't recommend this pace to anyone. Oh and this place is filthy dirty. I walked in just to be freed by a wet little shorts sitting in the middle of the hall way by the front door. The chairs and the computer area, cubby areas were filthy.

Fantastic gym for both kids and adults. The owners and coaches are amazing and do a great job of…read moreteaching everyone the fundlementals of ninja, parkour and World Chase Tag before advancing them to more challenging classes. Our kids love it here and once there never want to leave.

This review is for TOCA which operates inside D-Bat…read more Our family has had a mixed experience at TOCA Marietta. When we first joined, sessions started right on the hour and ran smoothly. Over time, though, the start times have drifted -- sometimes beginning 10-15 minutes late and wrapping up early before the next session. It's frustrating not knowing when the actual instruction time begins or ends. Another issue is the inconsistency with the coaching. The coaches seem to rotate frequently, and there doesn't appear to be a clear, consistent curriculum from week to week. Some coaches focus more on warm-ups and running than on skill development, while others (like Odell and Ronaldo) do an excellent job teaching technique and engaging the kids. Unfortunately, we haven't seen them in a while, and switching days hasn't helped us find them again. We've also noticed that while the club doesn't require cleats or shin guards, several kids wear them, which gives them an advantage during drills and scrimmages. It would be helpful if TOCA clarified equipment expectations so all players can participate on an even playing field. Overall, TOCA Marietta has potential -- especially when led by strong coaches -- but the inconsistency in scheduling, coaching style, and structure has made our experience uneven. With more stability and clearer communication, this could be a great program.

I think I might like this location more than their other locations, the staff were somehow even…read morenicer than the ones in Buckhead and the perimeter locations. This one does seem to be a little busier than the Perimeter location though, so keep in mind you may have to share the batting cages or have to wait on someone if they aren't open to sharing.

If you want to invest in your son athletic career, Fury Performance is the place. BJ Smith is one…read moreof the best personal trainers I have ever met. BJ is awesome, very knowledgeable and very passionate about get the best out of my son. This training is worth every penny.

This truly is an athlete's mecca when it comes to performance and skill building. There are more…read moretools, knowledge and equipment than you could ask for. I plan on coming back again to better myself.

It's a great family pool! Up and coming for sure! Definitely a new vibe!…read more Pool is big! Offers diving board! Reasonably priced. Tennis add on is awesome! Offers a reserve the court online option. Tennis lessons are top notch! Brian Fergison is the pro and he's amazing! So positive and tough at same time! He'll get the best out of you're child for sure! And not in an aggressive manner! He's all about building you up!

My family has been coming to Epic Woodstock for a year and a half. The leadership and management is…read moreunrivaled. Each coach and Sensei brings their own strengths to the mat, and all have a genuine interest in the lives of each student.

I have been blown away by our experience at Epic-- we have struggled to find activities that our…read moreson has been interested in but the minute we walked into Epic he was engaged and excited. Everyone is wonderful-- Dr.Norton is incredibly helpful, Sensei Reggie is beyond wonderful with the kids, and Kirstin is a welcoming happy face when you come in! I can't say enough great things and HIGHLY recommend them!

Beginner lessons with Coach Dice and I fully recommend!…read more He is deliberate and explains the strokes well. He serves it slow to allow us newbies to be able to return the ball. He uses the full hour and doesn't cut a lesson short - unless he has to due to storms Highly recommend

Nice clean courts and the management crowd taking the fees are very friendly…read more One negative is a number of cracks on the pickleball courts. If you don't belong to membership the cost could add up at $4 for 2 hours. I am not complaining as I enjoy have this as an alternative site to play. Sunny courts and few places to sit. I'm

I can honestly say that being a member at this martial arts academy has been truly life-changing…read more In less than 1 year I have learned challenging and effective self defense techniques which have given me a confidence and peace of mind I never knew I could have. Starting out knowing nothing about martial arts, I have obtained a great amount of martial arts knowledge in Taekwondo over the past 8 months. Being a member is a great way to increase physical strength, endurance, coordination, and to refine fighting and self defense techniques. The instructors are exceptional in their knowledge, skill, and commitment to teaching martial arts effectively.

Love this place! Mr. Groce and his staff are very committed tot he training they do. They empower…read morekids and adults to be the best that they can be. Great place, great people, great enegery.