Great place for kids volleyball that is well-established and has been in the business of teaching…read morevolleyball and participating in competitive volleyball locally and nationwide for all age groups and has a history of great players who played for this club owned by the Legend of Beach Volleyball Kevin Wong and Mrs. Sheri Wong. The facility is draped and saturated with winning trophies and banners. Great coaches here, and got to meet some amazing families and players as well. This club is located at the heart of Honolulu. Facility is top notch...has 3 courts, weight room, meeting rooms, film rooms, recovery room, lounge area outside and inside. Parking might be tight but no worries, you will find parking. Lots of eating places nearby. They also run clinics every Sunday I believe and beach volleyball as well.

Nothing against the club itself, aside from being able to do a better job at the coaches they…read morechoose. Multiple bad encounters with different coaches, but the one that stands out is a male coach at the 14s level. Completely no class, swearing at his own players, refs, etc. Has a bad reputation in the club world. If I had a big enough club with a name like SAS, I would definitely do a better job of who I hire to represent our club name. Yes, his team does win, but at the expense of his girls' mental health and referees.

I stumbled upon Lanikai Athletic Club while searching for athletic programs for kids on Oahu. I was…read moreimmediately impressed. The website is great. Coaches Ed & Sivan do a wonderful job teaching volleyball technique and providing quality training. I highly recommend you check them out!

What a special place for all ages to come learn and have fun playing soccer. My daughter is…read morecurrently in the development program and has shown tremendous growth in her ball movement, footwork and understanding soccer game plays/decision making. Coach Cody motivates, encourages hard work and strong soccer fundamentals while having fun in each of his training sessions. We highly recommend Urban Soccer!!

Amazing facility with top quality turf and a well maintained environment. The staff are all…read moreprofessional and friendly. You can also tell the owner, Cody also genuinely cares about growing the game here! His dedication to creating an inclusive, positive environment is felt by players of all ages. Cody is honestly the heart of the operation. He takes the time to get to know everyone who walks through the doors. He's incredibly community-driven and has built a space where people feel supported both on and off the field. That kind of leadership really sets Urban apart. I also love that it's available for private events and rentals. It's the perfect venue for small-sided games, team bonding nights, or even just kicking around with friends. HIGHLY recommend to anyone looking for a fun, fast-paced soccer experience year-round!

I've been on a kickball team for years now and have been wanting to branch out of that and into a…read moreco-ed softball team. I knew a league existed because I always saw them at Moiliili but I had to play a hide-and-go-seek game to find out who was running the league. It turns out a guy named Chuck has had the league since 1983. You would never know it unless you saw them by chance because he doesn't seem to advertise in the form of getting matching league shirts for teams, setting up happy hours at hotspots, etc. I had to hunt Chuck down to ask about getting a co-ed team together and luckily I had good timing because he was looking for one more team and the deadline was fast approaching. I rallied some friends together, got our shirts ordered on our own and created a "Sandlot" group that is out there to have fun. Every co-ed game is held at Moiliili Field and we are usually playing one game a week. We are 5 games into our season and are all having a blast! There's a skill to playing baseball and we are learning as each practice and game progresses. If you are looking to join in on a co-ed team with more skill required than kickball, you should check out softball. It's definitely not as organized as kickball in regards to lack of uniform organization and social hours and lack of organization with putting out upcoming schedule but these mishaps are minor. We are having a blast and suggest you look into signing up for next season.

My daughter loves all-star cheer at Island Elite! I cheered in high school and college, so…read morebasically I get to live my best life watching my 8-year old enjoy my favorite sport of all time! We're currently in our second year of cheer and she almost has her back handspring and is learning to be a flyer on their junior team. I love picking her up from cheerleading and hearing her excitedly tell us all about her practice time. Pros: -Top level, quality instruction. I WISH I could have gone to this cheer gym when I was in high school. They're really stringent about technique and won't allow you to progress onto a new skill until you have foundational skills in place. Tumbling this year has been split by skill level so there's more time to practice and improve. Coaches expect a lot out of the teams but I believe they're always fair and I'm really happy they're not easy during practice. -The teams are awesome and they really improve exponentially from the start to the end of the season. Last year our daughter wasn't on a travel team and I'm really looking forward to seeing her compete at a national competition. It's not only improved her physical skills as an athlete, but it's given her a different level of confidence that can only be gained through hard work and tenacity. -Island Elite is located in town. There are other all-star gyms but I don't want to have to fight through traffic to get there. Cons: -Cheer is not a cheap sport like soccer, and monthly tuition for all-star cheer is $200+ a month for three practices a week, plus $30-$60 for tumbling classes. I still totally think it's worth it because you're committing to being the best! In addition to your monthly practice tuition you'll also spend $1000+ on cheer uniforms, choreography and approximately $100-$200 on each competition your team competes in. Currently the all-star teams compete in two local competitions and 1-2 mainland competitions in the Spring. If traveling for cheer is not something you want to do, they also have cheer teams which practice once a week and only do local competitions. I think this is a good alternative if you're unsure of the time and financial commitment. The gym also offer opportunities to fundraise throughout the year. -During our first year of cheer I didn't always feel as though communication was the best, but now that we're on our second year I feel as though we are a lot better equipped in terms of what to expect and what questions to ask. -Island Elite is located in a warehouse that shares the same parking lot as Costco Iwilei. Unfortunately the practice gym is not air conditioned so it gets really hot especially during the Summer months.

We love this brand new facility & my kids love it as well! Its a beautiful facility & a great…read moreenvironment for the kids. The facility is very CLEAN. Everything is brand new & we love the waiting area. The waiting area has AC, flat screen tv, free wifi, a study hall room where kids can do homework & a kids play area. They also have vending machines with healthier snacks, sandwiches, & yogurt. And their bathroom is clean. Theres a window where parents can watch their child from upstairs. The only down side to the facility is the parking. Come early or find street parking.

Because Hawaii has no professional sports teams, watching college sports is a popular pastime for…read moreKama'aina... The University of Hawaii has produced many outstanding athletes and provided local residents with hours of entertainment! I was more up to date on volleyball when the coach was Mike Wilton. Those were crazy, fun times when fans would be dancing in the aisles, doing the Wave, holding up signs for their favorite players, bringing lei and goodies for the teams, and playing creative half-time games! The players who stood out the most for me were Aaron Wilton (son of the Coach), Jason Ring, and Yuval Katz, Sivan Leoni, and Naveh Milo (the three Israelis). Those players and a few other guys were so popular that they had to hide in laundry carts to leave the arena! They were Rock Stars! The Stan Sheriff Center would be sold out and the parking lot would be full! I don't know why the hype died down. I haven't been to a game in a long time until this season. My cousin's son, Kupono Fey, is a senior this year. I've been to the first two games of the year - he and the team have not disappointed. As an outside hitter, Kupono has set, dug, served, killed, and blocked so well! The teenie boppers have started to come out again, so this should be an exciting year for the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors! Keep your eyes on Larry (a transfer from USC), 6'8" Stijn, Joe (#1), and Senior Setter, Jennings! Congratulations on winning the 2017 Outrigger Invitational Tournament! Hana hou!

My favorite is the UH Men's and Wahine's Volleyball. My friends and I watched them. My Brother is…read morereferee. Now, I lived in Las Vegas

They have 3 divided cages for either batting or pitching. You can either coach pitch your player or…read moreutilize their pitching machines. Balls and bats are available. There are multiple lessons offered here such as batting, softball pitching and few other newer workouts available. They also have your players printing needs. They can print hoodies, booster shirts, etc... Within the batting cages, there is a store that provides cleats, gloves, sample shirts, etc....all available for purchase. Definitely a one stop shop!

Excellent facility !! Me & my son went there today we had a great time!! Definitely going back!!…read moreThanks again Go Deep Sports!!

Located at the same parking lot as the Pizza Hut in Liliha on Kuakini Street. You can park there…read moreand go through the gate to get to the dojo. It is a non profit Judo club that promotes Judo to the younger generation. It is super affordable and excellent if you wish to learn Judo. The sensei's in the first class are super patient with the white belts starting off. The second class is slated for older white belts as well as higher tier belts. It is a little more intense but they do a great job teaching the students. They also offer free too after 830.

This place has been around forever. The sensei's here have a lot of dedication and respect for this…read moreplace, their fellow sensei's, and their students. My kids and I joined this place about 2 years ago. The people here became my judo family and we'd hold parties and events for the kids. We threw fundraisers and grew closer. This is what it's about..family. Due to us moving farther away and work hours getting in the way, I had to drop the sport, but now I'm back in the area and my kids and I are signed back up. Sure I'm dying and getting bus up in practice, but I love it. It hurts so good though lol. I feel comfortable knowing my kids are learning judo to protect themselves and others and simply just loving the martial art. The hours are from 5:30pm-6:30pm for the little kids and the inexperienced. The next more experienced classes are from 6:30pm-8pm then open mat after that. All the sensei's and senpai's have tons of knowledge and experience. Tournaments are held monthly by different clubs. Sign yourself and your kids up asap. It's $30 per person and $10 for each additional family member. I pay $50 monthly for the 3 of us and $50 each member a year for the USJA (United States Judo Association) which I believe is required. The parking is ridiculous though. This place is located behind the Liliha Pizza Hut. U can't park in their lot and there's limited street parking. They sell the judo gi's here too. If u or your child never did judo, the sensei's will coordinate with you and allow u to try it out for free to see if u like it or not.