My 2 boys have been in the Redline basketball program for almost a year and a half. All aspects of…read morethe program are outstanding and my boys have thrived during their time there. There are a number of things that set Redline apart from the competition. The coaching is fantastic. All of my kids coaches are former professional or college athletes, who not only have great knowledge, but also work very well with kids. The management and all of the coaches work together to provide consistent, high-level practice plans that you just don't see in club settings. The things my boys do in practice are what you would expect from college or professional coaches. It shows in how much my kids love to go to practice and games, and how much they have improved. The facility also is a big factor in what makes Redline great. The courts are top of the line, the amenities and observation areas are the best I have seen in Denver, and the sports performance facilities are state-of-the-art. What also sets Redline apart is what comes with your membership besides training in the sport in which your child participates. The sports performance training program features direction by professional trainers that work with your child to develop strength and agility both to improve their fitness and performance now, but also to teach them valuable techniques and habits they can use for the rest of their life. These sessions are a part of every practice, but your child can attend more of the many scheduled sports performance sessions free of charge. Redline also offers specialized training sessions like sport-specific skills classes, jumping classes and running classes that are included in your membership. The staff is very professional, and the communication is great. The people there truly take an interest in making sure that the kids and the parents are informed and that they are responsive to the needs of each member. We were involved with another club for a number of years and our experience there was not so good. Like many other clubs I have seen, they all promise but fall short of what Redline consistently delivers to their team members. If you want your kids to improve and have a fun and productive experience, this is the place for you.

If your son or daughter is extremely selfish type of player and likes to cheat to get ahead, this…read moreis the perfect place for you. The coaches don't build a team, they don't build camaraderie, they emphasize and promote selfishness. Don't waste your money if you have a good honest, athletic hard-working kid. They're not trying to build a team experience, they're simply going to play the selfish kids that cheat to get attention and then take money from the parents of the kids that are there for the right reasons.

This has been an awesome find! The coaches are fantastic and really engage with the kids making the…read moreclasses fun and informative. My kiddo is tired and happy at the end of class. The fields are spacious, clean, and well-maintained. There are plenty of places to sit to watch from all angles. I love that they also offer birthday parties with inflatables as well as a fully stocked snack bar (beer included!). The memberships are a fair price and I feel like we get our monies worth each week. There were so many time slots to choose from and classes starting at 18 mo. Definitely worth checking out if you have an active kiddo.

Our child wants to play soccer. Toca does a great job with both individual and group lessons…read more However, the club and its fields are not just dirty, but unsanitary. All sorts of refuse, including used bloody bandaids, litter the soccer fields. Just touring the rest of the facility, the entire club appears to be neglected. But, as I say, our child wants to play soccer...

My son LOVES his class and the coaches are all amazing!!! He's learning to listen, work in team…read moreenvironments, coordination, respect for his coach and most importantly having a blast!

5-stars it was really fun to play and watch yeah, the refs may be bad but it is really fun to watch…read morereally fun to watch.

We tried curling for the first time at one of Rock Creek's Olympics Open House sessions and had a…read morereally wonderful time. I believe those sessions ended, but you can still take regular courses or join a league. The facilities were great - so much space for multiple games/lessons to be occurring at the same time and spectating downstairs or upstairs at their bar! The equipment we got to use as part of the class (shoes, balance support, stones, and broom) seemed to be in great shape. And finally, all the staff were so wonderful. Great at the sport and good at instructing on steps and technique. It is such a fun sport and will give you a new appreciation for the athletes you see on screen.

Came here on a fun afternoon date and it was a hoot! I've never tried curling, but they give you…read moreall of the lessons you will need to get ready for the Olympics;) haha. We did an hour lesson and we were paired up with another couple in our group. There were other groups of people around us, but the lesson felt very personal and our teacher was awesome! They teach you the basics and then you get right into a game which was great to be able to take the techniques you've learned and put them to use. I would recommend wearing warm clothes and bringing gloves. They supply the shoes and the equipment so you just need to come ready to have a great time on the ice!

Great 20 plus point win over Oregon State last night. I dont know if Oregon State is just a bad…read moreteam or is it a good sign of things to come for Buffs basketball. Part of the reason for the lack of support for Buffs basketball, relies in poor recruiting, lack of support from the athletic department, and horrible scheduling of teams. You can't blame students and fans for not filling the Coors Events Center for basketball, when you're scheduling teams like Texas-Pan American, Longwood, or Western New Mexico. Top athletes aren't going to want to play for you when all your only selling point is playing in the Big 12 and at the same time you have a hard time selling out an 11000 plus seat arena on a regular basis. If there is one thing I do like about this season's CU team and what I witnessed last night is that new head coach Tad Boyle has this team playing hard on the defensive end and that results in wins like they had over Oregon State. This year they're not an NCAA tournament team because they having been able to win on the road, but if they go on to having a good season, then it should help recruiting and the move to the PAC 12 next year will help here as well. But first it all starts with winning, commitment and direction.

I played my first DWHL game last week. It was surprisingly fun. I always wonder if the girls will…read morebe competitive bitches, but they were delightfully welcoming and nice. The games are late around 10pm or 10:30, but once you drag yourself up to Apex Arena the games are well worth it.

After having spent a number of years working with different gyms all over Denver trying to find one…read morethat was a good fit for our DD as her skills improved we have learned that we should have just started with Cheer Central. Our DD has been working with them for a few months and has grown more then we could have ever thought possible in such a short time. If you are looking just start here and save yourself a bunch of time.

Have you ever gone to a tournament in any sport where one team crushed the competition because they…read morewere clearly playing down a division or a level with the sole purpose of cruising through and winning the 1st place trophy? That is Cheer Central. If that is what you want, this gym is for you. The downside is that no matter how hard your daughter works to make the varsity team, she may be forced to play JV so they can compete at the national level. If you get your daughter hooked on cheer at this gym, it is often a question of "when" and "not if" so be prepared for the emotional trauma. This is not what I consider an environment where a child can "grow and be challenged" as it says in the brochure.

I started playing soccer here after looking for a way to become more active coming out of the…read morepandemic. This sports complex has been a great location to meet people and join a soccer team. They offer sessions for those looking to join a Men's only league, a Women's only league, and a Coed league, with several different leagues available on all days of the week, except for Saturday (These leagues are for adults 18+). I have also seen youth sports teams practicing here in the winter months. However, my experience is solely with the adult soccer leagues. The building is very clean. The bathroom, lobby, and fields don't feel grundgy like other sports complexes that I've played at before. There are two fields of the same size, and both feature great indoor turf playing surfaces. The newly renovated North Field is especially well lit, clean, and definitely being taken care of well. There is plenty of bleacher seating at each field as well for family and friends who want to come and watch and cheer you on. The refs, which can always make or break an experience, are all mostly fair and referee games well. The front of house staff is always friendly and helpful as well. The only caveat for the whole experience here is starting in July of 2023, they did start mandating the use of indoor turf soccer cleats so do keep that in mind when playing here. All in all, I've had a great experience getting back into this sport at this facility, and I would recommend playing here if you're also looking to get back into soccer as well. You can sign yourself up as a free agent on their website if you're looking to try and join and my tip is to also lookout for some Denver soccer Facebook groups as many people post in those groups looking for people to sub or join teams who play ay this facility all the time.