Avoid this business at all costs. They canvassed our neighborhood with flyers advertising…read morebasketball tryouts. We gave them a try and regret it. Such a waste of money. It is ran by a husband and wife team (Tim & Crystal Huang). They charged a non-refundable $25 fee for basketball tryouts & we gave it a shot. Hundreds showed up. Seems all kids made a team level. They promise you an elite program but fall short. Business acumen is just not there. In just a couple short months we shelled out over $500 with little to no return; playing time or constructive learning. Monthly dues are $135/mo; not including uniform, tournament, league fees. Our child made the highest level team, but it was a mess. We lost half our team in 2 mos. as parents left. They have you sign a year long contract and are unafraid to threaten parents with attorneys & fees. It's just not worth it. Skills trainings are one size fits all approach & crammed with over 30 to 40 kids. We also got an unpaid coach who was tasked with coaching more than one team in exchange for freebies for him and his child (who also played on our team). We found a better team to play on w/o paying $135+ monthly fees.

Lack of organization and consistency makes this club very unprofessional. Not to mention our son's…read morecoach was rarely in attendance and we paid an extra fee for a professional coach. What a joke! The players were great. Everything else about this place made this experience very negative. So glad to be done!

My son Brons (10 years old) has been training at LEUB for about two months now. Tanner L. Has been…read morevery attentive and a great mentor/coach. Brons gets reps and more traditional training at his team's practices, but at LEUB he gets more focused and specialized fundamental work. Can't wait to see where he's at after a full year with LEUB. Tanner also shows genuine interest in the kids he coaches and you can feel that he wants each one to succeed, but he also expects them to put in their full effort.

I'm most familiar with gymnastics program. I love the preschool. The coaches are so fun and…read moreplayful. Level one (the level right after preschool 5+) is more serious and there aren't themes like preschool. They have pre-team that you try out for and then they have Team as well. They also have a tumbling and all boys classes. Outside of gymnastics they have adult classes at varying times in the day. I haven't been to any of these. I have used the fitness equipment and they have a track and cardio equipment and then a second section with weights. If you love basketball, don't worry. There's plenty of open gym time in the evening. If you're a mom who wants to work out in the morning, there's a kid fit class for ages up to 6 six and a daycare for ages up to 8. There's a rock climbing wall that's open from 5:00 to I think 8:00 that's $8 for 1 hour. They do not provide shoes. If you're a resident of Lehi and haven't tried it out, I recommend getting a pass for a day and checking out their pool. Head's up it gets pretty loud in there!

This rec center is beautiful and you can tell they do a great job with the landscaping!read more

I coach another baseball team, but I know Goose and I love playing against him, and his teams. The…read morebaseball is always good. I love playing against good teams, but he knows his baseball and a great coach!

I love community centers. They are full of people that usually live close to each other and are…read moregathered for a central purpose-whether that be working out, attending a class or other activities. And the Pleasant Grove Community Center has it all...or mostly. It's a fairly large facility that offers just about everything that you'd expect in a community rec center-except an indoor pool. I visited last night to walk the track (it is too cold for me to walk in the evening around the park, like I might usually do) and I noticed that there were signs on the doors saying that masks were required, but almost nobody was wearing them inside. There were posters all along the walls advertising fun events (chess clubs, hiking groups, gymnastics, etc.). This seems like a fun place, and if I lived closer, I'd likely buy an annual membership. But since I was just in the area temporarily, I likely will stick closer to home.

Nice, clean rec center in P.G. Inexpensive entry fee too. Even has a little snack bar which is…read moreunusual for most Rex centers.

I have worked out at both of the gyms in Highland and Newport is the better club hands down…read more Fantastic equipment! I usually go around 4:00 pm and there is no one there, which is nice.

we drove all the way from Eagle Mountain to go use batting cages, just to find out no one was…read morethere. we got there after 1:00. says open at 11:00. So, very frustrating.

The facility is nice, and the technology is top of the line. The lessons and instructors helped…read moremost of my team for a winter. Strongly suggest this facility for getting instruction!

Good fields BUT They make sure to get money from you but you will be lucky if they actually ref…read more They will not call a foul until you are on the ground hurt. Not worth it. You have to be worried more about not getting hurt than actually having fun. if you are debating on playing here.. don't! Just read the majority of reviews!!

Poorly managed. You pay a ref fee... you'll be lucky if a ref shows…read more They play music that isn't clean for the little ones. They can because I believe they are the only indoor place in UT county.