A great diverse indoor sports center with a wide range of athletic activities for all ages. From…read morelittle kids soccer, summer/winter camps, yoga for moms and crossfit teams there is a lot to do here. They have three mini indoor soccer fields they can divide by nets. When I come to the tots playtime in the morning there are soccer games and crossfit happening and my son is fascinated by all the action. There are no showers but there are restrooms and some healthy vending machines and picnic benches. Ample parking in a huge outdoor parking lot. It can be hard to find the first time because there are no huge signs for its location. Turning on Aspen Ridge its immediately on the left, the first parking lot entrance. It looks like a warehouse.

We love Lil' Kickers! The coaches are great, it's run really well, it's fun!…read moreThe kids get a Team Jersey which is awesome. You can try it for free but really just sign your kid up. It's really great!

I recently played a game at this facility and was very concerned about safety. The opposing team,…read moredespite being well ahead, played aggressively: shoving, yelling, and purposely fouling players. Several players weren't wearing shin guards, despite posted rules. A female player was hit hard in the head. She was visibly wobbly and holding her head, and although she said she was "OK," proper concussion protocol requires that any player with a head injury come out immediately. The game continued with no intervention, which was unsafe and unacceptable. I didn't have fun and regret spending my time here. I felt unsafe and unwelcome, and I will not be returning. Recreational sports should prioritize safety, enforce equipment rules, and ensure referees stop play when injuries occur.

Just such a friendly clean environment. Very fun place to play indoor. And hey cheap beer too which…read moreis sick

Denver Kickers has been around since the early 60's and is an amazing soccer facility. The stadium…read moreis Euro style, with a clubhouse, locker room, two bars, and a huge dance hall upstairs for events. The field (second field is currently under construction) is at the base of the North Table mesa and has a great view and easy access. I haven't been playing with these guys as long as some of the other players, but the camaraderie amongst the players is unparalleled and is the reason why I drive from south of Denver every Sunday. The youth soccer program is top notch and is directed by retired professional soccer player, Terry Cooke (Colorado Rapids, England, Manchester United, etc.) make sure to try some of their homemade German potato salad, sauerkraut and bratwurst, served fresh every weekend! They also have a playground outside for the kids.

It is a really nice club my son loves it and it is. Just the best for competitive kids.read more

We have been with 3 different clubs in my oldest child's 8 years playing competitive soccer. Every…read moreclub can improve in one way or another, it's also a business that wants to give kids an opportunity to play. We belonged to a club that cost a lot more than SVFC and began competitive as U8 with out of state travel 4 times a year. So, I understand the cost of competitive and appreciate the club offering rec play. In response to the 2 star review, i know families involved with being cut because of there not being enough players , teams with too many players and teams with just enough. The club can't help it if a family does say they will play and commit to a team then back out at the last minute leaving a team sparse. We have joined stvrain because of the kids and parents. We were not sure where we would play when we moved to the state but quickly found something great in a small town.

The coaches have been extremely supportive and patient with all the girls. The club is caring yet…read morecompetitive, and compassionately helps all players develop at a rate and to a level they are comfortable but challenged with. Healthy relationships between the girls have been fostered, and the parents are heavily encouraged to be supportive of all players, coaches, and referees. This is a good club with good people.

This is my 2nd visit to the store (which indeed has great merchandise), upon which the store was…read moreclosed when its hours of operation indicated it should be open. Advice: actually be OPEN when you say you're open. Ridiculous!

We stopped in during a sale and bought a set of cleats for my daughter. They went out of their way…read moreto help make sure it was the right set and the fit was good and the use was what they were designed for. We try and frequent local business when possible and a company such as this makes it a pleasure as they are very responsive, fair with their pricing and the customer service is amazing.

Core now has new goals for each week and month. There are so many different games now!…read moreI love it for an older-person workout as well as recommend it for soccer players of any age who want to improve in agility, accuracy, speed, and ball control. And...its so much fun!!

Core soccer tech is an awesome place for your kids' soccer skills and footwork to grow. My kids'…read moreskills have accelerated by a mile.

***Fairweather coaching at its best!! ***…read more There are much better clubs. My son moved here from Storm when it got bought out by the Rapids, and I wish we would have stayed with the Rapids. He made their Academy team as a youngster and each year, his skills seemed to decline even on the competitive teams. Rarely did I see the coaches teaching and focusing on moves, how to cut the ball, how to properly show for the ball, etc. Some of these boys at the competitive U12 level still can't throw a ball in correctly. If your child is 'lucky' enough to get on one of the mid-level competitive teams, get ready for an unstable environment throughout the season, as your team becomes the 'feeder team' to the favored top teams. You will lose your best players who get to move up (DURING the season), and you'll then get the lower level players to replace them. The kids who are stuck in the middle end up with constant roster changes and the coaches get frustrated when suddenly a successful team is failing. Well, for one thing, they're disrupting the flow by moving players around during the season, and they're bringing on less experienced players and giving up the strong ones. A perfect storm for an unsuccessful season, brought on by sabotaging the hard work that has been done to create a team who works well together and communicates well. In the end it causes frustrating and unnecessary losses. If your child is one of the favorites or a stronger player, the coach will be supportive and great until perhaps your child starts having some barriers to playing well. They'll dump your kid like a hot potato and no longer invest in much, nor try to figure out a way to help your child get back on track. Whatever happened to coaches being a strong influence on kids and helping them to perhaps discover the source of the problem and motivate the child to improve during practices? It seems to be all about winning and your record, not developing the player as a whole, mastering the basic skills and then building on that.

Terrible club. Poorly run club with bad coaching all around. At the highest level, there have been…read moreterrible coaches assigned. One team was given a parent coach at the GA level, an unqualified parent coach who caused over half the team to leave the club. Many of the coaches were just lazy and didn't care about the players. There were also coaches who were fired and Broomfield did not have a sufficient plan to replace them! Some teams shared coaches where one team was clearly favorited and given a lot more time and effort. If you don't want excessively obvious favoritism, Broomfield is not the place. At this club your kid is just a dollar sign running around and they don't actually care about your player. Developmentally weak. Did not teach technical skills or soccer IQ. When it comes to recruiting this club is also very poor, while it may look like it has a lot of commits, the coaches rarely have contribution to that and it's a lot on the players. On the girls side they are apart of Girls Academy, but rarely actually participate in the Girls Academy community whether through representatives, (nonsoccer) events, or general culture. Doesn't treat referees or others with respect often and is overall a disrespectful program. Do not waste your time at this club! Go to Rush, Rapids or Real! They know how to develop players better and they have much better recruiting networks than Broomfield.

If you are looking for a place to play golf and not be out in the cold, this is your spot! This…read moreplace was incredible. Golden was very welcoming from the start. The simulator was very accurate and I felt like I was playing the courses. I can only imagine this place on the weekend or on a cold day. When I come back into town I know I will be back here!

Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a fun and chill spot! They've got games for…read moreboth grownups and kids, so everyone stays entertained. The atmosphere is super relaxing, and their specialty drinks are amazing. The service is always so friendly and helpful, too.

Wonderful multi use fields on the edge of Boulder. Lots of soccer and even some great local rugby…read more Easily accessible tho the parking is competitive. I literally will walk the 20 minutes to the field so I don't have to experience the stress and mess of that parking lot. Also, there are only a a couple labeled spots for those that are physically challenged with placard (as was the case with my parter today who recently had surgery). We weren't able to secure one of these special spots today unfortunately. There is a building that offers indoor real restrooms - awesome. For snacks there are often food trucks of different sorts. If you have a furry friend def check the website ahead of your visit to see if they are allowed. Wonderful open space to take in local sports, enjoy the local views and get some fresh air.