Been there several times since it opened 2 weeks ago…read more I have experienced nothing but friendly people. They just opened at the beginning of the month...so the few glitches in the system is not a surprise. They are adding classes all the time but the demand is high. I think this is due to just newly opening Did the Mother's Day massage and facial. Maria was amazing! I have taken a cycling class called Amp. Good class higher intensity Can't wait for the new classes coming I also went to a Dynamic Stretch session. Wow. Noticed a difference in my squat within the hour. Into to Pilates was very informative and I suspect I will be taking more The Dante Jam class was so much fun. But expect to burn some calories! Next trying Yoga. Mat Pilates, and Intro to Pickleball

Visited the Gilbert location. The guest pass process was more complicated than expected. It…read morerequired downloading the app, creating a profile, and having the pass emailed, with the gym member needing to be present during the visit. Day pass pricing at the Gilbert location is $50 for adults and $30 for children, which feels high for what's offered. In the family locker room, several lockers were not functioning properly. Assistance was requested, and it was mentioned that the locker selected was already known to be broken, though it didn't appear to be marked or addressed to prevent the same issue for others. The pool area felt underwhelming and quiet. The hot tub is restricted to ages 12 and up, which may be limiting for families with younger children. Overall, staff interactions felt minimal and the environment wasn't particularly welcoming or engaging.

Esporta Fitness Tucson, (Golf Links) had a great spin class by Mary 9:15 am on Monday 11/28/23…read more She was friendly, Assertive with class members on thinking of your self abilities. It was what I expect from all gyms. I am a visitor from Phoenix. I did not appreciate the five people who socialized, while the class was beginning. It's very unnecessary to interrupt while in session for the instructor and everyone else. I hope others will consider that in the future.

Cleanliness of the gym especially the bathrooms and showers. Worst of the LA fitness gyms in the…read morevalley.

I visited last month because a former coworker is now working there. Jonathan Orlando is a nice…read moreguy who seems to truly want to help people get healthy. He's very enthusiastic. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the others I interacted with. With my membership, I was supposed to receive a free training session. I called to reschedule. I was told the trainer would call to confirm he never did. He returned my call after leaving a message, but he didn't leave a voicemail. Actually, I can only assume it was him calling. I was in a meeting so I didn't pickup and realized later I missed a call from LA Fitness. The only reason I joined was because I thought I'd be able to take HIIT classes around Esporta. Upon further investigation I found the only location offering HIIY is in Chandler. I live in Mesa. So, to sum it up, they ask for a lot down and the monthly fee is double what other local gyms with the same amenities and more hours offer. I canceled my membership before the end of one month because I saw no reason to pay a higher amount when I get the same or better elsewhere for less.

The shower heads have needed replacement fir some time. Many have complained. Management has…read moregiven no consideration to the matter. it's a small thing, but really the small things matter. The aqua fit classes rock!

Dingers rules. Brandon and his staff is always very accommodating…read more The facility is very clean and organized. The trainers are mostly former MLB players and are really great with the kids

Second season with a membership. Great facility, never had a single issue in all my times here.read more

My 12 yr old son has been coming here for a couple months and already have seen a major improvement…read morein his ball handling skills. Their Dribble and Drive classes is where I really see my son being pushed to his limit. Worth the money if your child is serious about taking their skills to the next level.

Joe and Michael DeRosier are the best basketball trainers in the valley. My kids have been going to…read moreDeRosier Basketball Academy for close to 6 years and they have consistently improved because of their training. They teach the proper skills and provide a positive environment to learn and grow as a player and person. They offer group and individual training, as well as shooting and dribbling clinics to hone in on your game. I highly recommend them to anyone new to the game or competing at the highest level.

MYS is good if you want your kid in sports for the least amount of money and/or your kids want to…read moretry a sport out. It is also good if your kid is not that good at the sport as it is not that competitive. Have your kid do MYS and if they are a standout player go elsewhere. The company itself is ok. The coach you get will make or break your kids experience.

Updated a former 5-star review for May 2024…read more I'm still a fan of the Club Prep project. I like its goals and enjoy its affordability. That said, my personal recommendation is that if you happen to end up on one of the volleyball teams coached by the head of the volleyball league (who I won't name here, NOT GENE.), you should run, not walk, to another team. Our experience this past season or two was that he was largely an absentee coach, delegating his Club Prep teams to other parents while he focuses on his club teams. Says playing time is merit-based, but fails to carry out that promise by maintaining loyalty to players he previously knows. The roles and playing time of these players are never questioned or in doubt, regardless of performance. Never considered developing new players into certain roles on the team that would threaten the playing time of some of the long-timers. Most everyone else is shoehorned into the few remaining positions, where playing time becomes very scarce. This is not club level, nor is it high school. There is simply no reason for every player to not get some kind of defined role on the court on game days, including tournament games. This was just our experience. The coach you get can either make or break your experience. It put a very bad taste in our mouths this past season and ruined what was previously a very positive experience in the league.

I contacted Arizona Soccer Skills Academy because my son was begging me for private soccer lessons…read moreover the summer. I spoke with Coach Rizzo on several occasions about it, and he kept trying to push us to the summer camp group sessions, which I made clear I did not want. Eventually, Coach Rizzo agreed to private lessons, and I registered and paid the $414 for 6 weekly lessons. After the first lesson, Coach Rizzo suggested we join the group sessions, which I took to mean in addition to the private lessons. Yesterday, we showed up for lesson #2, and Coach Rizzo was not there. When I texted him, he said he transferred us to the group sessions in lieu of private lessons, and when I objected and requested a refund, he said they don't issue refunds. So, it was a bait and switch, and I'm out hundreds of dollars. Their website says they offer private soccer lessons, but only if your child is good enough, apparently, yet they will gladly take your money and provide nothing in return. It should be noted we did attend a trail group session before registering AND PAYING FOR private lessons and then a group session after the first private lessons. We were less than impressed. The teenage coaches kept the kids in a tiny practice space, no even large enough to run in, and did extremely basic drills. (My son is 13 and has been playing recreational soccer for years.) My son was bored and not at all challenged. I do not recommend this organization.

This is just what we needed to kick start into soccer. My kids (8, 11) had no formal sports…read moreexperience. No worries here. Kids are grouped by skill level to practice drills & scrimmage with others. I really like the practice times/locations (Cooley middle school & Power Ranch) and the coaches (James runs the show but has many assistant coaches working with small groups). My kids understand the game now & have improved as athletes. We've referred a few friends. Great set up all around!

This is a very nice center with many services offered. Very clean and modern and the staff is…read morefriendly and helpful.

Super clean and workers very professional and helpful. I am very comfortable with the fans and air…read moreconditioning!

As a parent, it's incredibly frustrating and disappointing to feel that fairness and integrity are…read morelacking in a youth football league. Our experience with the San Tan Youth Football League leadership left us feeling disheartened, not because of wins or losses, but because of what our kids were exposed to. This is no way a reflection on the Bulldogs! There GMs and coaches have been amazing and supportive. Throughout the season and past years we've played, there were multiple instances of inconsistent officiating and decisions that appeared to favor certain teams. In a league meant for young athletes, this sends the wrong message. These kids train hard, show up with heart, and deserve a level playing field where effort and sportsmanship matter more than favoritism. Parents invest a great deal of time, money, and trust into these programs. We expect transparency, accountability, and fair treatment for all teams. When that trust is broken, it takes away from what youth sports should represent--growth, confidence, and learning valuable life lessons. I truly hope the league leadership reflects on these concerns and makes changes to ensure a FAIR, respectful, and positive experience for every player and family moving forward. I hope they hold the refs accountable for their actions and stand behind the children.

STYFL MISSION STATEMENT AND PHILOSOPHY IS JUST A FACADE!!!…read more On December 13, 2025, during the Bulldogs vs. Blue Devils game, I witnessed firsthand how poorly this league is officiated. The referees did not allow the kids to play a fair game- instead, it felt like they were playing against the refs themselves. The league owner has shown time and again that he doesn't care about which team plays the best; he only cares about who has the deepest pockets. My family member has been part of this league for over four years, and issues with biased officiating have been consistent. Now that he is in D5, it's even more obvious that the adult referees favor certain teams. When concerns are brought to the owner, nothing is corrected. These are kids who have practiced and competed all year, working hard to reach the championship. To have their dream taken away by unfair officiating is unacceptable. If you're looking for a fair league where your child can truly excel, look elsewhere. If you're comfortable with favoritism, unfair play, and watching kids lose faith in fairness, then this is the league for you. This review is directed at the SanTan Youth Football League itself and not at the individual clubs, organizations, or coaches of the specific teams.