Phoenix Sports Center is one of few indoor soccer venues in the Valley... It has a long history and…read moreyou can tell... It doesn't appear that they've done renovations in many, many years. That being said, PSC offers a full-regulation size indoor soccer field, it's fully air-conditioned, and they offer soccer for everyone ages two and up! Family-owned and operated, there is also a retail store inside the facility, which is convenient should you forget any gear for your game! The venue also has a snack-bar and lounge area offering basic snacks, food and beverage to be enjoyed downstairs, and an upstairs spectator area. I've been to watch my kids play here on many an occasion... it's fun to escape the heat, keep the kids active, and watch a faster paced game. I look forward to many more return visits as well!

it's a great place to play and the walls there are super nice and you can watch from up topread more

I've been coming to Paseo Racquet Center since the 90s. Has been run almost the whole time by the…read morePrudhomme family. Ed and Brian and Nick are high quality people and do a great job managing the facilities. Absolutely come to cardio tennis. It's an hour of running and skills drills and awesome music and running and did I mention the awesome music? $3 beers or white claw in the bar after playing a couple sets is a welcome rest after the heat.

I brought my brand new UNused racquet to them to get restrung. They returned it back to me cracked…read morethen tried to tell me it was that way when I brought it to them. No accountability for their mistakes. Then tried to tell me to return it under warranty. Um....the warranty doesn't cover when an incompetent company cracks your racquet. Beware!!!

Phoenix Tennis Academy and Coach Gino are fantastic for players of all ages and all levels. My…read more12-year old son loves taking lessons and working with Gino on his game. He comes home after lessons each day with excitement and new tips, tricks, and improved mechanics to his game that keeps him excited and engaged. He's getting more and more excited about the game of tennis and he's continually showing improvement. It's been a great investment in our son and we can't thank Gino enough!

We relocated to Arizona last year and, after 6+ years of competitive gymnastics in the Midwest,…read morecouldn't be happier that we found Biltmore. The program and the coaches are top notch and take a very refreshing approach to training their young athletes. It's an extremely positive environment with individualized coaching that has truly helped our daughter excel. She's loving gymnastics again, is exuding confidence, and is energized by the progress she's made in a short time!

Beautifull facilities. Clean modern gym ran by dedicated coach…read moreGreat kids

My granddaughters go here. They love it and are learning the skills! Then they come home and…read morecontinue to practice their handstands and rolls and cartwheels. We bought them a bar so they can practice those skills as well. Clearly they are inspired by going here!!!

The coaches are experts. This experience has been elite. Highly recommend for all age groupsread more

AZRD is a great local organization to support! I was looking for something fun to do with friends…read morefor an evening and never got around to going to a bout in the Midwest before I moved out here (the local team there was/is good, never got around to going). Luckily for Phoenix there are 2 great "professional" orgs for roller derby and AZRD is one of them! The space they play in is great - it's a conveniently-located gym close to DTPHX they convert with tape for flat track roller derby. We found it quite interesting that people are on-call at all times around the gym with rolls of different colors of tape in case it comes off during a bout. It's also affordable - no more than $10/15 for an adult, and normally the bouts go for a few hours. You definitely get your money's worth. The only downfall was the night we came they actually ran out of beer (a lot of local brews), and somehow the AZRD team came back with more beer, but the standard cheap stuff. Power to them to sell that. You can tell that the girls really put their heart and soul into roller derby. The night we attended, one longtime skater played in her last bout before moving away and you could tell everyone was tearing up as the bouts ended and she got her final curtain call. While one team was competing, another was out in the stands trying to fundraise for the nationals trip their All-Star team takes. A couple of them were kind to explain how the bouts work, and they had some neat handouts we borrowed to explain the plays, the players, etc. Props to the AZRD for what they do!

The women of AZRD (Arizona Roller Derby) rock, and rock hard! AZRD is a local roller derby…read moreorganization, of about 3 in the state and they are amazing to watch. They are a member of the "Women's Flat Track Derby Association". So if you saw the "Roller girls" series on TV, it's not quite like that as it's all flat - not raised up on the outside. The biggest advantage here is that it's much easier for them to find a space to both practice and perform. There are 4 teams in the league, and they all have great names - and super fun outfits that "match" their name. Example, we love the Surly Gurlies - and they are all pirate costumes. And most of those include fishnets. Did that get anyone's attention? Yea, they have to use a bit of sex to initially get the butts in the seats, but after watching one of their bouts, most folks are ready to go again just for the action. And this isn't like the fake stuff you saw on TV years ago. This is totally real un-choreographed stuff. And if you want to join, as long as you have your own insurance and a pair of skates - you're welcome to join their "Smash Squad" to learn the ropes until you're good enough to be picked up by one of the teams. It's really a great time. Energy is always high and it's a great chance to yell and scream like a fool too. If you want to - not required of course. The only negative has been their announcers. They had some good ones a few times, but often we can't hear what in the heck they are saying. Maybe one day they'll be able to afford a PA system we can understand. Final Bonus - There's always a live band to play between each of their sets. This could be rock, bunk, ska, rockabilly or something else wonderful and amazing. And occasionally loud. There are usually ear plugs available at the door for their indoor bouts. Take them up on it. Trust me.

I found Brain Powers through a search for local library events, and I'm so happy that I did! My…read morekindergarten son has now done several chess classes with Coach Steve and attended a summer camp. He loves brain powers and has invited friends to join him. I'm so happy to find a company that cares and teaches our son and challenges him in a way he hasn't been. Steve is a great teacher and my son's chess skills and confidence has dramatically increased since joining. I'm so glad I found this company, we will be attending Brain Power's for years!

Brain Powers has an incredible staff and a great charter. The instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand work well with the students. Keep up the great work!

Great Basketball Camps & Teams!!! Tom Kuyper is involved and hands-on with all his players! He…read morecommunicates really well with us parents too! His programs are engaging & fun. Tom & his staff are teaching many children due to the popularity of this club however they never lose sight of each child's needs and Tom provides his personal expertise at every level! Highly recommend!!!!

Amazing basketball camp !!! Coach Kuyper was very involved and had an amazing staff. Our boy had an…read moreamazing time. Not only were great skills learned but also great character.