Don't signe ur kids up for this sports program. my dad signed me up in time and everything. And I…read moregot on no team when it said u was getting on a team. I'm really disappointed I just wanted to play baseball. Ocac sucks go for lake st. Louis program at least they won't screw u over

if possible would have given zero. Management, ref and the facility are all unprofessional…read more Discrimination, unfairness, and racism are their hobbies. They do not care when others discriminate and when you talk back to those ref takes sides with them and finishes the game 15 minutes before just because a guy almost broke one of our players leg by attacking from behind. Our player was angry and tried to the guy but ref took their side even though he almost broke our player's foot. Very unprofessional. They are all like farmers

this is in reference to a problem coach in the inline hockey U12.This coach(Rich) is well known at…read morethe rink. This guy is a huge problem everytime his team plays. Usually gets kick out the game by the refs. Instead of him being told to leave the building he is allowed to watch the game as a spectator. Big mistake by management. This past Saturday morning, The coach(Rich) was again kicked out the game. While watching as a spectator and being a pain in the ass as usual, he banged on the rink glass so hard it broke. He loves to threaten people. When is management going to deal with this ass?

I came here to celebrate my friend's birthday and while I was unsure of how it would go, I had a…read moregreat time. This place is fairly easy to get to, although parking was a bit tricky (I parked on the side and was unaware there was more parking on the other side of the building); also, I was unaware this was place was shared with an event space. When you first walk in, you'll see a sign for the event space upstairs and the 18 N Central place below. There are several computers for you to sign in (which consists of retrieving your info, picking a username and swiping a card (which I believe you can use for next time) and is also given to you from the front desk. The activities determine where you go. Since we were doing laser tag, we walked around the corner and were given a brief set of rules and instructions. Then we were assigned a team, our gear, and led to the actual laser tag area. We played a series of games and it was cool because throughout the games you could see your shooting percentage, kills, and etc. I had no expectations since this was my first time ever playing laser tag, but my competitive side refused to let me come in dead last. All in all, I had a great time. My only constructive criticism is to slow down when giving the directions. While it seemed like most people had experience, it was intimidating for those who didn't, especially when it came down to doing anything with the gun. Additionally, it made me feel like I was in the military for a second because the guy was talking so fast and made it as if he didn't want/need to repeat himself. The bright side, there is a bar and they serve food, so you can always people watch, too!

Great experience and great customer service!! The employees communicated well and made sure we had…read morea good time !! We will be back!!

Great place to train and focus your game! Highly recommend THZ to any level player. Outstanding…read moretrainers.

From the owner: To ensure you're improving your game and staying competitive, visit The Hitting Zone. As the…read moreleading athletic club in O'Fallon, MO, this state-of-the-art facility and their leading baseball instructors will help you or your team succeed. Whether you're just starting out or are looking for an invaluable resource for your team, this athletic club has the perfect solution. Their facility is your destination for everything you need to train in one convenient location and is great for players of all ages and skill levels. Complete with eight batting cages, pitching mounds, pitching machines, HitTrax®, and a weight room, this athletic club is committed to helping you improve your game and become a more confident player. The Hitting Zone has a staff of skilled instructors and hitting coaches who will help you improve in every area of the game. Working closely with you or your team, they offer valuable insights and unique recommendations; you're sure to see positive results when you work with these experts. Whether you're a recreational player or a high school player hoping to play collegiately, they're here to help you thrive with helpful instruction. For those wanting a more cost-effective way to hone their skill, memberships are available to give you the most value. The memberships at this athletic club provide you with unlimited access to their baseball cages and other facilities. Improve your skills at The Hitting Zone in St. Charles County...

I see this park as continuation of Dardenne Park and Rabbit Run... or St Charles County group of…read moreinterlinked park system. Maybe I will have to cross and go under a bridge, but trail can continue. This part of the trail has restrooms... well, restrooms are closed, but they offer port-a-potties with hand sanitizers. The smaller trails get complicated through reported 109 acres, but is straight forward through paved 2 mile sections. I haven't been to team events here.

Formerly the Woodlands Soccer Park, today it's a multi-sports facility that hosts athletic…read morecompetitions and tournaments. One of St. Peters' busiest parks, Woodlands features: -Six full size soccer fields plus two half size. -Eight baseball and softball diamonds, including three pee wee fields. -Two playgrounds with rubber ground covers. -Two fishing lakes. -Walking paths. -Restrooms and two concessions stands. A nice thing about Woodlands is its parking set-up. Every field, lake, or playground has nearby parking. Woodlands is located off Ohmes Road near Mid Rivers Mall Drive.

We had so much fun. I barely got any pictures to capture at the moment…read more This used to be rockin jump and they have made a lot of great changes I highly recommend the Groupon. It's two for 47 and you get two icees with it as well. They have glow night so I would always call ahead. We came on a Saturday and got here at six and didn't realize they had glow night going on at seven so the kids only got to jump for an hour which was our fault so always check ahead. The glow looks super fun and the kids have different colored socks. They get a T-shirt and they turn the lights off. Definitely recommend for kids 10 or older.

We absolutely love their Sunday mornings tot hours. My 2 and 4 year old are able to jump their…read morelittle hears out without the older kids.

After a few years of focusing on other activities and trying a different pool league, I decided to…read moregive APA another shot, but under a 3rd league that happens to be in kind of my area. I hesitated on trying this 3rd league earlier because I was concerned that too many people would know each other from the other two leagues and that it would affect my chances to find a good team for me for this third league. A number of players play on multiple teams in different divisions and sometimes in multiple leagues. The league leaders, it seems many will feel they have to tell you that all teams are filled up rather than that some teams do not want to take more members if you're trying to look for a team and don't know anyone. Guess trying to keep the peace and stay neutral is better than causing more conflict, but it is ashame they feel that have to cover those kind of things up. If you're really unlucky, you could get a league leader(s) that are not responsive or really care enough about their community. Being able to join this particular new team, I learned a lot of new things that basically summed up to that I finally found a good team. 1. Many teams in the league are not actually filled but they only want certain people. So, if you don't know anyone, it might be very hard to get on a team. 2. APA has a rule where if you're male and if you make it to TriCups?, if you are ranked a 2 or lower, you must be automatically ranked a 3. A significant number of people agree that this rule is nonsensical if not at least outdated at the very least. Some traditionalists don't want the change simply because "it is the way things are." This inequality only helps promote the lack of diversity and class already existent in what seems to be much of the culture. 3. Competition can be cut throat. So, if you don't know anyone, just be open to dealing with things potentially. For instance, I put together that a former team I was on, I was told that in order for their result to count for playoffs and up, I had to play in 4 games in the following season. When I had looked in the rule book and told them that it seems like the 4 game rule only applies to the current season before you make it to playoffs and not also after, they nicely implied that I was missing a detail. Being able to be with people I can trust more currently, I can confirm this is definitely not the case and that my teammates on the other team were being abusive of my schedule even though I told them before I started that I would not be able to continue the following consecutive season. With some people, there are superstitions that if they talk about dates so far in the future and they don't know if they will make playoffs, etc., that they would jinx themselves. Some people want to get involved, but they have lives. Playing in a pool league should be about respect on all sides- whether it's not having the expectation for people to stay the entire game or not being a bully to have to play only when you want to play and then leave. For a team I considered joining years ago, when the captain demanded I stay the entire time no matter what, I asked if I could stay the night at his place to accommodate his request and he couldn't answer that. Some people will accommodate their buddies if they get drunk, but if they have other personal issues, they aren't willing to accommodate and reciprocate reasonably so. Smoking is big in the culture too still. It's ironic how some people who love to smoke hate to be in a smoke filled room. I'm not sure what can change the culture as things are this way even outside of this. You might wonder why did I write an update? Because I wanted to and it felt like the right thing to do. I want positive changes. This is like a journal because it's been a very emotional experience for me.

From the owner: APA is the World's Largest Amateur Pool League with nearly 250,000 members and more than 285…read moreLeagues across the U.S., Canada and Japan. APA Pool Leagues are played weekly in bars and pool rooms by amateur pool players of all skill levels from beginners to advanced players.