I had a skill evaluation here last night - and I was pleasantly surprised. Tennis clubs are like…read moreanything else; some are good, some are bad. Yonkers Tennis Club in my opinion, is pretty great. It's important to note that this is almost strictly a TENNIS center - don't expect treadmills, a weight room, a pool etc. If you're looking for a comprehensive fitness center, this may not be the right choice for you. Martin, the gentleman who evaluated my skill level is a terrific guy. He pointed out my strengths and weaknesses, and suggested some programs that could help my game. I'm most certainly planning on signing up for the intermediate clinics here. Thanks YTC!

Every time I'm back in NY, I stop by YTC and rent some court time and/or have a hitting session…read morewith one of the pros. This visit I can't, as my shoulder is under the weather, but I'm pleased to report the club is still doing well, and still making improvements in facilities and staff every year. And of course, they continue giving back to the community by supporting various youth programs and different charities. If you play tennis in the area, and you're looking for an indoor club for the winter (and beyond?) you need to check out YTC.

Amazing!!!!! I love this place and my son does too! (Which is the important part). We have been to…read moreother places that offer swimming classes for toddler but nothing comes close to the actual learning they do at SwimLabs. We are a few months into the classes and my son has learn more in those couple of months, he learn to float , dive in , and is currently learning how to swim under and over. The area is clean, the coaches and staff are friendly. The pool is warm. They offer you towels. If you are anywhere close to a paranoid parent as I was, SwimLabs can help you put that paranoia at ease, you can observe your child either on a television screen or by the area where they are actually swimming just behind the glass. This helped my son get comfortable, allowing him to see that I was not too far from him and that he could trust his coach, now he goes inside on his own and I sit back and watch him from the television instead (so he can concentrate) :-) SwimLabs Westchester is the place to go if you want your child to REALLY learn how to swim .

My 2 kids have been taking lessons here for a year and a half. We didn't have to deal with the…read morecrazy wait times to get a spot like at other swimming lessons sites in Westchester. Scheduling has been easy and much more flexible than other places (we've had to switch time slots several times due to our own scheduling issues). We have had great experiences with all the teachers we've had. The kids love that the water is warm! Definitely recommend.

Their instructors are good, appear professional, and they try to meet the goals of kids at…read moredifferent levels. tried a weekend class.

Great place to have your kids learn gymnastics. Have my 5 and 3 year old there and they love it…read more My 5 year old was learning backflips over the summer. One suggestion. The 3-5 age range is a bit large as developmentally 3 years and 5 years are on different levels in terms of attention span. Nonetheless the instructor do great at making it work.

We celebrated our son's 7th birthday at this location and we had a blast! Coach Cristian and the…read morerest of the staff went above and beyond to make our son's birthday super special. Everything was super organized and very affordable.

My experience working with the SafeSplash Swim School has been OUTSTANDING and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND…read morethem to anyone considering learning how to swim. My personal background in swimming includes years of swimming competitions and life guarding when I was a teenager and I am thoroughly impressed with the effectiveness of the SafeSplash Swim School pedagogy, the hands-on approach used to train new swimmers, and the affordability. My daughter was scared to jump into the pool on her own, even with an instructor waiting to catch her, when she was five years old and first starting a thirty minute once-a-week group lesson. After consistently attending those classes, she is now seven years old and able to swim twenty five meter lengths back-and-forth, alternating between freestyle and backstroke, and continues to attend classes as she moves up through the pedagogical levels. The Yonkers/Riverdale facility SafeSplash Swim School uses to train swimmers is a GEM and the instructors are all friendly and dedicated to bringing out the very best of abilities in swimmers looking to learn

This has been a phenomenal week for my son. He loved the course, learned so much and is going to…read moredefinately continue taking classes here. Patrick, his teacher, knew the program the class was learning very well and I felt he was learning on a very high level as well really enjoying himself! I am a teacher and would also like to find out about bringing DAE to my school as well!

My son took lessons here and loved it. He did the YouTube creator course and was super engaged…read more Instructors seemed to be very nice. He always came home super happy and he can't wait to be back.

I decided to try the pickleball intro classes and truly enjoyed the experience. The instructors…read moreand atmosphere made it a great place to learn, and I'm definitely planning to continue. Court 16 is a really nice facility--I had a wonderful time!

I am truly disappointed and find it highly disturbing that someone like this is working with…read morechildren and lacks the self-control expected of an adult. My nephew's maternal grandmother found this program and thought it would be a great opportunity for him just before school starts back in September 2026. Unfortunately, by the third day, it had already turned into a completely bad experience. There were only five kids in total, and my nephew was the oldest. Despite being 13 and physically big, he's not a street kid or aggressive, but this grown man seemed to have serious anger issues and appeared to enjoy picking on the kids. According to my nephew, they were doing drills when he started throwing his ball along with the other kids. Suddenly, this man began screaming at him and told him to sit on the sidelines. My nephew asked why, especially since his aunt had paid for him to be there, and explained he didn't know throwing the ball was wrong because the other kids were doing the same. Yet, the man continued yelling aggressively. Then, in a challenging and threatening tone, he told my nephew to throw the ball again as if expecting him to fail or do something "wrong." When my nephew complied, the man quickly approached him, puffing up his chest and nearly touching him, yelling even more. My nephew asked him if he was looking to fight. Later during the lunch break, the man called my nephew's grandmother, lying that my nephew had tried to fight him. Here is my concern: if a child did something you didn't want, there is a respectful way to address it without making them feel attacked. As the adult, your role is to teach and mentor the children, not to yell and scream at them. Parents and relatives pay for these programs with the expectation that kids will learn and have fun, not be subjected to intimidation and aggression. And then to escalate matters by calling the parents with false accusations? That shows a complete lack of integrity. We all have misunderstandings, but asserting authority through yelling, talking down to kids as if they're not human, or acting aggressively is not correct or acceptable. All the kids are talking about how terrible this program is and how this man constantly yells at them. Before you rate this program positively, please talk to your kids about their actual experience. No child is perfect and children's behavior can be uncontrollable at times, but it's the adults' responsibility to communicate respectfully with parents, not act aggressively as though they are challenging another adult. Maybe this is why only four kids remain enrolled. Parents and guardians, please do your due diligence. Unfortunately, this kind of unprofessional, disrespectful behavior is something we only see among certain adults in underserved Black and Brown communities.

We love Breakaway Hoops! My son has learned so much since he…read morestarted to play here and Coach Wilky is a great teacher and role model for the kids! They also offer Holiday programs when school is out and their summer camps are really good!