Parkour is a training discipline using movement that developed from military obstacle course…read moretraining.Practitioners aim to get from one point to another in a complex environment, without assistive equipment and in the fastest and most efficient way possible. Parkour includes running, climbing, swinging, vaulting, jumping, rolling, quadrupedal movement, and other movements as deemed most suitable for the situation. Parkour's development from military training gives it some aspects of a non-combative martial art. Parkour is an activity that can be practised alone or with others and is usually--but not exclusively--carried out in urban spaces Parkour involves seeing one's environment in a new way, and imagining the potential for navigating it by movement around, across, through, over and under its features.[

Super fun little space for kids. The instructors are fantastic, friendly, silly, and safe. The kids…read morehad a blast learning how to go on a variety of parkour equipment. There's a little "lounge" / seating area for parents, and kids are visible the whole time. Great place to check out for kid classes or birthday parties!

Nice space, lots of Ice. If I owned this joint I'd rent out family lockers under the bleachers…read more Close up the space n then stuff won't go into the abyss. There are so many families with multiple games multiple days, give them the chance to keep blankets n stuff right there.

UPDATE: The manager took the time to speak with me, we had…read moredisagreements. However, he addressed one of my biggest issues and I was able to see the change without him telling me. Actions speak louder than words, 5 Star Customer Service.

This park is right around the corner from my in-laws and wow! This is a great little park! We came…read moreover to walk around the walking trail and let the kids play on the playground. This park also includes: soccer fields, baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, field hockey, pavilions, etc. There are also restrooms and a drinking fountain. Plenty of parking.

Non-stop soccer and softball leagues, tennis courts also available. Parking can be a total hassle…read moreon league nights.

Conveniently located right off Lyell Ave exit not far from Gates Wegmans. There is a decent parking…read morelot and you will have extra security entering the building going through a metal detector. Cost is $15 and it includes skates while Horizons cost $5. Some of us bought new skates online to avoid wearing used. Once you get over the fact this is an old warehouse and there is no other roller skating rink to go to you become grateful there is somewhere to go to live out your youth . I don't like the metal plates which are part of the flooring as it's not easy to roll over when you travel to and from the rink but the rink itself is fine . It's a decent size to roller skate and it's not overly crowded so it works . Like anything in life it's the perspective and sometimes it's yourself and who you are with that makes or breaks the fun. We had about 10 of us in our party and we had a blast . We went on Thursday night adult night 7-10pm and dj mixed up mostly R&B but told us they would play more 80's when we came back. We plan to go again next month . People skating were smoking and happy .. saw some really good skaters too. This is what I focused on and I'm grateful we have somewhere to go skate among adults every single week is we wanted to. Sadly there are no lockers so plan to bring minimal extras and carry wallet on you. There is a smell of basement or what not but again .. this is only rink we have with adult night so if we focus on the fun we forget the rest ;)

My daughter and her friends really enjoy the fun and safe environment of this skating rink…read more Delicious food, great atmosphere and family friendly.

Oh my goodness, what fun!…read more I went for my first curling experience this weekend, and I hope it was not my last. An opportunity came up where I could join some friends for their company's "Employee bonding" trip, and had an absolute blast learning some of the basics of curling. The first thing you should know - anyone can do this! I saw all walks of life attempting this sport: Old, young, big, small - after a brief tutorial, everyone could attempt all roles in a curling game from shooting to sweeping to....shoot, I've forgotten the technical names for all the roles. But hopefully you get the point. After about two hours on the ice, our two teams of 4 were having very lively and exciting games. We were getting pretty accurate and competitive! If you plan to come, allow at least 2 hours to really get a feel for how to play the game. The staff there are extremely patient and helpful, and will guide you through the entire process and stay with you the whole way. The only thing you need to bring with you is a winter jacket and comfortable clothing that you're not afraid to slide around in. Not that you'll be falling much, if at all (I didn't fall at all, but a few people fell as they learned how to shoot the stone). But, if you plan to shoot the stone they you will slide a bit on your knee as you push off along the ice. The ice is not slippery like an ice rink, and you'll be given some rubber soles to cover your shoes. I didn't need a hat or gloves while I was there, and if you sweep enough during the game, you might even find that you get a bit warm in your jacket. The complex even serves some draft beers. So grab some friends and head over. You have to check this out!!

As a member of the club and as someone who spends an inordinate amount of time curling and hanging…read moreout there, I can't recommend the club and the sport of curling enough. The RCC is a 4 sheet curling facility and is the only free standing curling club in WNY. Fully equipped with a warm room and a fully stocked bar for the members, it is a great place to spend time before and after games. The club offers both learn to curl classes through continuing education and hosts groups from around the area for team building and trying out the sport. I developed my love of the sport here after watching it on TV as a kid and now I play 3+ times a week for the whole season. Even as a volunteer organization, the facility is in great shape and makes regular improvements including the installation of a new chiller recently. The ice is usually in pretty good shape and all of the regular league nights are run well and are very welcoming to new people. As for the sport of curling, it is often referred to as chess on ice and offers a great balance of physical activity and strategy. Sweeping if done properly can be a great workout and while it is relatively easy to get started, learning the sport inside and out can take years and I'm still in the middle of that after 7 years of playing. There is always something to work on technically (similar to golf) and as a team sport it is a fun way to play with a group of friends or meet some new ones. Curling is a sport definitely worth trying out and the RCC is a great place to do so. If people have any questions or want to give it a shot, they should get in touch with me. Good curling everyone!

Highly recommend the 2-4 year old class with Karen! She's so creative and really spots the kids!…read more It does get cold in here. Make sure to invest in long sleeve girls leotards!

I was a gymnast in my younger years and this was the gym I attended. So when signing my son up for…read moremany different things I thought this would be a good place to start him off to help with balance,teamwork and being comfortable with movement of his body and such. Staff seemed pretty friendly overall. I can't say the "regulars" who brought there kids there were all that friendly. The first day we walked in my son yelled "HI EVERYBODY" and was met with non reactive parents and children. Every class thereafter he became more and more scared to go. I don't know why. He wouldn't tell me. He just said the kids were not nice. After a few tries of covincining and frustration through out 2 weeks, I told him he didn't have to return. Every other class he has he loves. No problems whatsoever but with this one he really was upset. I could hear it in his cry. It was a different kind of cry (moms will know what I mean). I called and left a message to tell them he will not be returning for the reasons he only told me and said somneone could call me if they had any questions. I never received a phone call back. I'm a little torn on that... well if your kid leaves then why would they call back? Then I kind of think, well if it were me I'd want to talk to the mom and have her bring the kid in to see if we could figure out the problem and help encourage him to come back since I did pay $109 for the class and $30 for a ceremony he wont be attending. I guess maybe they see it as "well if they don't want to be here then we'll focus on the ones that do"? Sometimes kids just need a little extra push from someone other than their parents so they are comfortable with their environment. Guess we'll try to find another one.

I was super excited to start playing Bubble Ball Extreme this summer with a team of new friends…read more What could be better than getting to know someone by bouncing off each other and scoring goals? Let me explain what it actually is: Bubble Ball Extreme is 5 on 5 soccer with a giant inflatable ball attached to your upper body. The premise is great and sounds like it'll be a blast, but unfortunately the implementation and management fell flat. After playing the whole summer session I thought I'd review it for anyone who was curious. Our team of 10 players (6 guys and 4 girls) paid $50 each, I believe that was after a sponsor credit from Brickwood Grill. What is included is a t-shirt in your team color and 8 games plus playoffs if you make it. That's a bit steep for me considering the amount of playing time per person. A suggestion for future sessions is colored bubbles or colored socks. It's hard to tell the difference between the blues and reds once you're in a bubble. The website says this: "Standard games are 5 on 5, played on a regulation soccer field. Game time consists of two 20 minute half's & one 10 minute halftime." This was also stated on Facebook. The first game however, was changed to 8 minute quarters with a 10 minute halftime. Fine. After playing one quarter, I was exhausted anyway. You need to have at least 2 girls on the field at a time. The best way to organize your team is to have at least 6 guys & 4 girls--that way no one has to play 2 quarters in a row. It's not impossible to do so, but you will be tired and sweaty! Also, the website says: "+Maximum rosters of (9)" so I don't know what happened there. The Bubble Ball organizer/ref, Mark, always seemed to look around to check to make sure your harnesses were tight enough so that your head was a certain length away from the top of the bubble--so that's great. I never felt unsafe. For two games, we only played 4 on 4 because "a bubble popped at 10 Ugly Men Fest." I figured Mark had an extra ball just in case something happened--but he had "to order another" to replace the popped bubble. So that was annoying because the rules changed again. One game, I showed up to at the game time and the game had already started. When I asked if i showed up at the wrong time, I was told that Mark wanted to get the game going because it was getting darker sooner in the day. Glad I was told that. It was always a surprise where the game would be at, I never knew which of the 2 locations until I showed up at Cobbs Hill. Once, it was in a 3rd location that was never announced! I am just glad I saw the bubbles & my team colors... One time it had been raining prior to the game & I was wishing we were allowed to play with cleats. In the beginning we were told that cleats were not allowed. I assumed it was because they might pop the bubbles. But then I look over & see the other team with cleats on! Apparently, Mark "let everyone know on Facebook" but half our team didn't know. Several of our games did not start on time--all being at least 10 minutes late. We had to move fields once, I'm not sure who is at fault here--the fields should be rented out. Once we move to a new location, we had to set up the goals (which were now just floppy red sticks with flags on the end--not the sturdy lacrosse type goals we had been playing with) so that took time. Once we start playing, we realize how hard it is to see the goals because the "posts" are about the width of a pen. We were also reffed by Mark's girlfriend (I didn't catch her name) who, on numerous times during the game didn't start the ball in the center of the field and mostly threw it to one side or she didn't make sure that each teams players were on the right side of the field. One time we scored a goal and she "didn't see it" (which in all honesty I don't really blame her because without nets you can really tell). These goals suck. My suggestion is to invest in a PVC pipe goal--cheap and if it breaks... just stick the pipes back in! Reffing=Inconsistent. A girl would get plowed over & he'd call it, then someone would do it again & he wouldn't. Once the other team played a man down because their team didn't show up & that's all they had. They ended up goal tending the entire game & Mark let them because they were at "a disadvantage." That is not OK, the team could have forfeited but decided to play a man down, so they shouldn't get any special consideration. Playoff issue: teams who won their session were expected to play one another. I see this as a problem because I signed up for a certain night because I was busy on the other night. So one team had to play on a different night than usual. Fix: have playoffs indicated on ONE night so everyone can make it. LONG story short: I hope the management & implementation of the league gets much stronger because it was painful to play with all the changes & inconsistencies. I loved actually playing bubble ball, just hated everything surrounding the play time.

Bubble Ball Extreme came to Naz, most fun I've had in a long time. Staff was great, hope they come…read moreback this spring for senior day!! Update** Just heard around campus that Bubble Ball Extreme is in the works for coming back for Senior Day! I can't wait!

I recently took my son to Tri-County Sports Complex for a birthday party, and I was really…read moreimpressed. I had never heard of it before, but the size of the facility and the variety of offerings immediately stood out. They have soccer, basketball, volleyball, turf fields, and hard court spaces, so there's plenty for kids to do. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout the party, and most importantly, the kids had an absolute blast. I'll definitely be looking into classes here and would strongly consider TRI County again for a future kids' birthday party.

Visited this Sports Complex Saturday to visit with my niece while her daughter played in a…read moreVolleyball competition. It's easy to find coming from Rochester. Parking is limited, I had to park in a field, luckily the ground was frozen, but my long walk to the entrance was brutal. Also they charge to get in and watch the kids play, torn on that. I visited with my niece the last 3 years at other sports venues (Henrietta, Victor, and Gates) and no admission fee. It's only $5.00 to get in here, but that with far away parking in a field was no fun. Inside is ok, bathrooms ok, place seemed clean, concessions good. Had a nice visit with my niece while her daughter played Volleyball. Would go back, but prefer not too just due to admissions fee, and lack of parking, other than it's ok.