Took my son here for hockey camp. A serious program that…read moreimpressed me with skills and drills. You can see the improvement after every practise. Great staff and great service. This place is worth taking your kids to for hockey skills and coaching.

I enrolled my 6 year old son in 2 programs at NTR. The power skating program was pathetic. The…read moreratio was at least 6 kids to one coach. However, only one coach was coaching. He would demonstrate a drill and then the kids would follow. The other coaches merely skated back and forth, from one end to the other in silence. Any coach knows this is not an effective way to teach young kids, as they do not gain knowledge from a monkey see, monkey do platform. I also registered him for the 3 on 3 house league. This was an absolute disaster. There were four teams and two of those teams were select super teams. Those two teams dominated while the teams with single registrants floundered. Goalies were consistently absent. Players were consistently absent. Stereotypical crazy hockey parents were prevalent on the benches using foul language and denigrating small children for their play. On more than one occasion there were more than 5 parents behind benches when all you needed was two to manage the doors. NTR management did not care. This place is exactly what hockey Canada is trying to reign in. It is the Wild West of minor hockey.

KC hired inexperienced staff or students to do clerical work, and front desk staff changed…read morefrequently. They often copy and paste "KC standard " asking for class renewal. Often times, email was sent to student A with student B's name. More importantly, they actually don't understand your actual needs, keeping asking for "renewal " . As far as I know, lots of boys and girls quit KC because KC won't let them to move up to higher level until you completed a certain amount of "repeating current level " classes. They seemed very strict with moving you up, however, they were not serious with you when teaching in the class: either sent inexperienced "coach " to class or do not pay attention to each individual student. Overall, it's a very money driven club !

Avoid stringing your racquets at this club as the staff do not stand by their workmanship and…read moreinstead blame the players for either miss-hits or suggest stringing at a lower tension (26 lbs is too high???). The runaround provided by the staff and stringer was very condescending. Three different racquets, 3 different strings, 3 different players - all strung at the same time, all broke within the first hour of play. At first they offered two re-stringings, then shortly after refused.

Compared to numerous clubs in the area this one is by far the best yet. Coaches are engaged and…read moreinformative and want the kids to have a great time while learning basic skills. Facility is clean and organized. No coaches on phones or distracted. They also have programs for younger children age 2yr and up as well as adult classes for beginner and ex competitors.

kind coaches. smiles for the kids always. a great place for kids to stay active and feel like they…read moreare a part of something. growth, strength and confidence is a bonus.

We've had an amazing experience with TAC over the past few years. Both of my kids have been…read moreinvolved year-round, starting with aquatics lessons and camps, then Adventure Camp and Soccer Academy, and now that they're older they've gotten into the STEM programs and Mini MBA, along with a mix of sports programs. What stands out is how well-run everything is. The staff are organized, caring, and genuinely engaged with the kids. Programming feels structured and purposeful, not just "childcare," and my kids always come home excited about what they did that day. Customer service has also been excellent whenever we've had questions, schedule changes, or needed help with registration. Highly recommend for families looking for quality year-round programming and camps.

TAC Sports deleted my review on google after I posted a photo of their ads about their camps at…read moreWanless park. I live close to Wanless park where they run their camps. I find it unbelievable that they are not following the Covid-19 laws and putting others health at risk. They certainly had over 20 campers and staff during their camp at Wanless park. At the time, the max limit for outdoor gatherings was 10. I enjoy using the baseball diamond and field with my children and we could not use it because they told us they had a permit for it. When I called 311 I was told they do not have a permit because the city is not handing out permits during Covid and that is it illegal to run a private camp on public city space without a permit. I hope that the park officers showed up and handed out a fine so that this does not happen again. If they are not compliant with Covid safety measures, how can they guarantee the safety and health of their campers!? I will NOT be sending my children to this camp. TAC Sports answer: Hello Sarah, thank you for your message. We hope you are contacting the right organization about your concern. We have run in compliance with all COVID-19 protocols, providing over 20 weeks of 100% safe programming without incident since the beginning of COVID-19 and passing direct compliance with public and city health officials. Safety is our primary and most important concern for our students and staff. Please feel free to always contact us directly at 416 627 1092 or info@tacsports.ca. Response: I added a photo in the review. Is that your camp? Coach shirts say tac sports. Also, you never responded about running the camp without a permit. TAC Sports answer: Hi Sarah, thanks for your response. The pictures are not clear but we are confident that would not be our camp and we would not operate without a permit. You can contact our directors at 416 627 1092 before leaving a review that is not related to our organization. Thank you. Response: This review is 100% related to your organization. Your website states that you are offering camps at Wanless Park and I have attached a photo of your poster advertising the camp during the time that photo was taken. I do not want to contact your directors because you are clearly lying about the camp at Wanless that took place in March and about the permit. Your directors will just make up another lie. If you would like more proof about the permit, I can also get 311's response in writing which states that you do NOT have a permit and they are not handing out ANY permits during Covid. The public deserves to know how you operate and they need to be able to see this review. It is very concerning that your company chooses to lie over a negative review and to operate illegally since you work with children. What are you teaching them? City of Toronto response: Thank you for your email. The City of Toronto has not issued any permits for outdoor activities as of date and cannot issue permits in the Provincial Lockdown zone of the Covid-19 framework. Due to Toronto being in Lockdown since November and currently in a Stay at home order no Organization should be using the parks for paid programing. I have been aware of the activity at Wanless park as I had another complaint from a resident of the area. Unfortunately I did not have a name or contact for the group. I did ask Park staff and By-law officers to go out to the location and warn the group that they are not allowed to use the space without a permit and the Park is open to the public to use in accordance to the Provincial guidelines.

5 stars, but this deserves more than that!…read more I joined Toronto Warriors Volleyball Club more than 5 years ago, and it's been a great experience for me. Chris and Cris have been great, always encouraging and helping us with our techniques and giving advice on how we can get better. They also give specific tips based on our individual skill levels, really helping to make each of us can get the most out of our abilities. The drills are challenging but also fun, and once you do them you'll see an improvement in when you do play. And when doing their conditioning exercises, you'll notice your stamina and overall endurance will improve as well. The atmosphere is very positive. The staff and players all encourage us during drills and games. In the end, everyone is on the same team, and we all want to see each of us improve, and it helps motivate us to keep pushing ourselves. There's really a great sense of camaraderie. I also like that the classes are Saturday mornings from 9-12, which is a great way to set the tone for the rest of the day. If you're looking for a place to build and improve your volleyball skills and have fun, definitely give it a try. I would highly recommend it!

TWVC is THE place for experienced players looking to hone their skills, complete newbies (me) who…read morewant to learn and have fun and everyone in between. There are 6 weeks in each round - weeks 1-5 consist of skill-building drills and a game at the end culminating in week 6, which is all game. The coaches stress repetition to build muscle memory, strength and consistency and are always there to offer feedback and words of encouragement. The sessions are fast-paced and well-planned, leaving very little time for standing around. Full of positive energy and run by wonderful, knowledgeable coaches, TWVC is a great place to up your game, make friends, and build confidence.

Played here as a drop-in guest on a Thursday night (they close pretty late at 11pm). The courts are…read morereally nice - new and well-padded. Ceiling is nice and high, the lights aren't bad.

My son is in the high performance team for 2 days a week. Last week, he was not able to play on…read moreWednesday. So I called and wanted to switch him to another day we were not previously scheduled. The owner would NOT accommodate him! She said: " no cancellation, no switch. If you want a different date, you need to pay $20 dollars for switch." She was also very, very rude. So I ended up losing $25. ( if you don't sign up for the whole team training which is $1000, you pay $25 per time. And you have to give the dates ahead of the time and pay the full amount at the beginning. If your child is sick, you lose $25 every time.) What is unfair is, these rules are not written on any forms nor on their website. Plus, there are times the Center had to cancel the class due to them hosting games. So the "no change" rule only applies to customers, not themselves! Another example is that I signed up my son for winter camp and paid money. Then they cancelled the camp because they could not get anybody else. These incidents show how inflexible and inconsiderate the owners of Machi Badminton Training Centrer are. They reflect really badly about this new center. So I suggest people please be very careful when joining this centre. Make sure you know the cancellation/refund policy before joining in.

By far the best outdoor tennis club in the city. The most courteous staff and members, along with…read moretop notch courts and lighting system make this the "go to" club. This club welcomes new players and established players alike, without an ounce of pretentiousness. Having played at many clubs throughout the city, I find it to simply be the best!

Very disappointing. We registered for summer camp here for my son. There were about 30-40 kids and…read morethey only rented one court. For half a day at 300.00 for a week, this was unacceptable. The coaches were kids and inexperienced. The head coach who owns it was never around. They only played tennis 40 minutes out of the 3 hours we were paying for and even that was not really playing tennis. 10 kids on one court. The kids were allowed to bring electronics and were allowed to be on them 2/3 of the time. Not sure what we were paying for. I thought for the price and the location, we would surely get good quality but unfortunately that was not the case.

Also was scammed by this club recently watch out for your initiation fees. It appears that the club…read morewill not take responsibility for a large number of members recently defrauded out of their initiation fees (up to $2500 each). Read comments below. To what Mayfair has responded - they are shifting blame towards the members. As this is not an isolated incident; the apparent authority of a membership services employee* and the clubs subsequent failure to take accountability for the loss of their members is extremely disappointing. Their revenues are hurting from the new upgrades and members getting fed up and leaving - it will surely only get worse until they become insolvent.

Finally the change room was re-opened after almost a year of renovation in which members had to…read moretolerate the inconvience of not having a proper change room after a fire. To my surprise, during this month of July, Mayfair was almost filled with students and swimming lessons through the day and members' right as a member are severely compromised. When I try to book a lane swimming this morning, there was almost nil openings until after 7 p.m. I think this is a serious breach of membership's rights under a contract for services with the club and someone should start a class action to seek a partial refund of the membership fees. I look forward to responses from members that will echo my grievances.