A fantastic 30-minute experience! It gave me a greater understanding of what airline flight crews…read morego thru when I fly. The staff was friendly, accommodating and very knowledgeable. Our instructor took us through the entire flight process in a short time period. It was very real!!! The simulator can simulate many types of conditions from clear skies to thunderstorm to a winter storm to adverse conditions flight crews face every day. I went with my team from work and we each had a different flight. I highly recommend for a personal or team building event.

This place is perfect for kids 19 years old and above who just loves airplanes. It was very cool to…read morejust watch as well. The instructor is a pro and just a good teacher. Fun and memorable experience!!

Excellent coaching, great for youth ages 7-11. Great pace of learning for the kids and awesome…read moreamenities Revs ball, camp T shirt and 2 tix to Revs game.

Amazing coaches and facility. Wide range of arts and styles, all useful.read more

Two nights, Monday or Tuesday, depending on ability. Games are all pick up, so no commitment is…read morerequired other than advance payment for the session. Sessions run about 10 or 12 weeks fall and spring, with a shorter winter session between. Summers move outdoors to Deborah Sampson Park on sunday nights. Great group of people, lots of fun, no refs, but USVA rules are enforced. Just learning? Try Mondays. Tuesdays are C+ level.

I am a happy repeat customer of Sportsmen's for summer camp for my kids. The team there, headed by…read morean amazing and humble Ms. Nadine Houston, runs a tight ship and I am always amazed and impressed at how they set high expectations of the kids (behaviorally) and have the kids actually listen. The summer camp schedule is pretty suitably structured for kids, comprised roughly of 65% tennis, 25% other sport activities (ball games, swimming daily, rock climbing field trip, MFA field trip) and 10% reading and board game time (these are just my estimates, check with the instructors to get exact info of course). There is time set aside for AM and PM snack as well as lunch. There is a water fountain for kids to fill up on water, as it gets hot. Sportsmen's is being considered to be the host of tennis games for the Boston 2024 Olympics, and the executive director Ms. Toni Wiley delivered a great interview on local TV recently about their involvement in the community, and partnerships with schools etc.; a lot of which I was not aware of. Their down-to-earth but realistic and professional attitude made me feel proud of them which is what prompted me to write this review. The organization added a new health and wellness wing in collaboration with BWH in July 2015 and they will start having exercise classes there in the fall. I think this is an important addition to the neighborhood and a valuable example to follow. (Took one little star away as it could use a more air conditioning, although to be fair they do have a large indoor space to cool off so it could be hard)

We played there yesterday and had fun, the courts weren't the cleanest but hey, we're not pros so…read moreit was good enough for me and my girl to enjoy an hour of hitting balls. We will be back.

Great sports club, and they seem to charge a fraction of what you would pay for some of the BSSC…read moresports. Also, having played for the BSSC in the past, I definitely feel that the Llamas are a sports club first and a social club second. While there are a few social events, they are far and few between the ones the BSSC holds, which I appreciate. I wasn't a huge fan of getting emails every other day on the next big social outing. I've played dodgeball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and ultimate frisbee with the Llamas. Some of the sports are more competitive than the others, but they are all a lot of fun and very reasonably priced.

Premier did well teaching my niece things she didn't know how to do she had fun during her class so…read morethat's important her teacher was nice n she improved her skills she liked going every week so it was worth the $$ n it was actually cheaper than any other place I found n they gave lollipops after class smart quench girls thirst just times of classes r tuff but we made it threw they have sitting for parents which is helpful and nice plus bathroom n everyone is friendly

My daughter has been coming to premier gymnastics for a little under 2 years. Her dad and I…read moreswitched her from another gymnastics that we weren't satisfied with. Best decision we made for her. Rustam was her first coach at Premier. He is amazing and knowledgeable. He then recommended Elle to be in team. She is now in the Bronze team with coach Adi & we love her. She pushes her girls to their best potential. I would 100% recommend Premier gymnastics because of the amazing coaches!

To book as a non-member, you need to download the app. No big deal. I am from out of town so it was…read morepretty straightforward. There are at least 7 courts and plenty of parking. There are showers, lockers with built in locks, tables, water, electrolyte drinks, snacks and protein bars and even Skechers for sale. The girl at check in was super helpful. She even shared that there are paddles for demo. I enjoyed the facilities and booked one court for 2 hours ($80) and then each non-member gets charged $15. There's a cool Piqle wall game you can play to help you with aim, speed, accuracy while at the kitchen line. My friends and I had fun!

Pros: Courts are nice and lighting is good…read more Cons: They are inflexible with DUPR where you can play down but not up. I was turned away from joining a spot clinic for 3.0 where the other people were 3.1, 3.2, and 3.0 because I am a 2.9. a SPOT CLINIC for DRILLS! So they would allow someone with a 3.9 to do drills with them but not someone closer to the range of players. I'm so surprised they would not want to bring more people in, get more members, and grow their business. Seems they would rather be exclusive. I was also not able to get into a 2.5+ open play because a 3.34 player wanted to play down and they were full. The one time I was able to get into an open play we were short a player so the person at the desk played with us but nothing on her court could be counted for dupr because she didn't want her dupr to "tank." I am not going to try again, it doesn't feel like a welcoming community at this point.