Faith has been a lifesaver for me. When my child was refusing to go into his old daycare, I knew…read morehomeschooling wasn't the right fit because I wanted him to stay social. I can truly tell that everyone at Faith adores my child, and I feel so blessed and full of gratitude. Faith is actually a preschool, not a daycare. They do a wonderful job of helping your child get ready for kindergarten!

They have really gone down hill in the last few years. They cut the recess time for the children,…read moreand are far too focused on academics while ignoring actual development for young children. The current director has overreached far too much, and does not seem to understand how childcare actually works. They are not the school, especially if your child needs any extra support or has 'behavior issues,' even if those behaviors are normal and appropriate for your kid's age.

Enjoyed the go as you play/train pass. $40/1 hour class. Instruction is pretty good and hands on…read moreinstructors to focus on your play. Now they have switched to membership so I am not sure how I like compared to the play/train classes. They have 1 class in Redmond, another at PLCC Sammamish.

Let's start out by saying that I am a little bias. I have been coaching youth soccer for over ten…read moreyears. I am glad to say that I have spent all of my years with Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association. I have now been the Kirkland Club President for 4 years and now have a great insight into how the organization works. I am so proud to say that I am part of LWYSA because of the level of caring and desire to create a place for everyone to play soccer at all levels. Everyone here cares about the safety and enjoyment of the players and coaches. LWYSA also manages the 60 Acres soccer complex from taking care of the building to the care and feeding of the grass fields. From Kindergarten to High School seniors this organization provides a place to play one of the greatest games ever.

I'd like to provide context regarding the one-star review left by Wayne L several years ago. The…read moresituation stemmed from a referee call made by Coach Chris during a tournament that Wayne disagreed with. Believing his child had been treated unfairly, Wayne requested that Coach Chris review video footage he had recorded. Under USA Fencing rules and referee guidelines, referees are not permitted to review spectator video or reconsider calls based on such footage. The USA Fencing Referees' Handbook explicitly instructs officials not to engage with or consider video evidence provided by coaches, parents, or spectators, and to avoid post-call debate that could compromise impartiality. When repeatedly confronted with these requests, the appropriate and required response is to decline. During one of these exchanges, Coach Chris stated, "I don't care," meaning that he could not consider the existence of video footage--not that he does not care about fencing, the athletes, or his students. That statement has since been taken out of context. It is also important to note that Coach Chris serves in two distinct roles within the sport: as a referee and as a coach. When officiating, he is acting in his capacity as a USA Fencing referee and is required to remain neutral, impartial, and strictly compliant with officiating protocols, as outlined in the USA Fencing Referees' Handbook. His conduct while refereeing must remain separate from his responsibilities and relationships as a coach. The comment in question was made while he was officiating--not coaching--and should not be interpreted as reflective of his coaching philosophy or commitment to his athletes. Additionally, speaking from personal experience as a long-time fencer at the club, Coach Chris has been consistently supportive of my growth both on and off the strip. He has helped me work through mental challenges after difficult bouts, supported me through disappointing tournaments, and encouraged balance between fencing and school responsibilities. His guidance has extended beyond results and rankings, focusing instead on long-term development, resilience, and personal accountability. As such, this incident does not reflect the values, professionalism, or standards of the club.

Has both Eppe and foil, Epee fencing is hard to find, great place.read more

I first trained with Kyle in 2012. I had an unstable left knee that is causing pain when I try to…read moredo squats or jumping jacks. There were improvements within 3 weeks and I start gaining more strength and flexibility. I was able to do box jumps after 5 weeks. Working out with Kyle is not just burning calories, it also improves my postures and re-activate my dormant muscles. If you have an injury, he will find ways to work around and help with the injured areas and suggest methods to strengthen that. He always pushes you to your limit, thus making you stronger with each workout. He also gives great advice on overall wellness. I moved out of town for a few years and recently came back to Seattle and started training with Kyle again. After all these years working out with different trainers, personally Kyle is still the best. I would highly recommend Kyle.

If I could give 6 stars I would. I have been training with Kyle for over five years because he is…read morethe best. Weekly training with him leaves you feeling great he never disappoints. Any time I have a session with Kyle I know that I am going to be pushed to my fullest potential whether it be lifting heavier, conditioning or anything else he has come up with for the day. Thanks to Kyle's training and diet advice I have been able to maintain my body while being in the lockdown. Highly Recommend :)

I put 5 stars, because my kids have been going to this club for half a year (at the moment they go…read moreto a full day camp) The club is new, clean and well equipped, with convenient parking. Alex is a good coach with an excellent track record. Highly recommend

As parents of a high-level male gymnast approaching the college years, we know firsthand how tough…read morethe landscape can be for boys rising in this sport. As gyms and colleges shut down their men's programs left and right, finding a training program with dedicated men's equipment, space, and a true commitment to whole-athlete development often means making significant sacrifices. So when Pacific Reign owners Cale and Owen announced their highly anticipated men's program, we immediately felt compelled to explore it with our Level 10 son. We had known of their vision to build a top notch men's program for several years, and they had already established a solid reputation through their distinguished women's program for well-structured, high-quality training in an environment that is positive, inclusive, motivating, and focused on athletic development, mental well-being, and personal growth. That strong reputation gave us the confidence to have our son join the men's program from its very beginning, even training in their Woodinville location before the new Lynnwood facility was ready. Now that the Lynnwood facility is open, it has taken that vision to another level. It is genuinely one of the most thoughtfully designed and well-equipped men's gymnastics spaces we've seen anywhere in the country, including the seven D1 collegiate facilities our gymnast has had the opportunity to train in. The setup is a men's gymnast's dream: multiple training stations for every event, extensive pommel horse, parallel bars, rings, and high bar setups, a trench bar, two full competition floors, both resi and loose-foam landings, and multiple vault runs. One especially smart touch for high-level gymnasts is the installation of equipment from different manufacturers so athletes can get the real feel for the actual brand of equipment they will encounter at scheduled competitions. And climate control!!! What a luxury. Everything is so clean and brand new that walking in gives you that same giddy little rush you get from "new car smell." It is hard to overstate what that level of investment means in a sport where boys so often train with limited space, aging equipment, and fewer dedicated resources. This facility and the vision behind it matter tremendously for our son at his stage of development and for the future of men's gymnastics in our region. In just 12 weeks, men's gymnastics in our area got an entirely new team, a highly accomplished new head coach, and a brand-spanking-new dream facility. That is a lot of major change landing all at once. Now that everyone is finally together in their permanent home, the team can start building its own rhythm and identity. Through all that change, we have also been especially thankful for the owners and support staff, who are warm, communicative, and well-organized. That is such a gift for busy gymnastics families navigating and investing in a complicated sport. We're grateful our son gets to be among the first athletes in Pacific Reign's new men's program and to train in this stunning, cutting-edge facility. We're equally excited about what it can do for the younger boys coming up behind him, and how it might inspire other gyms to build up and invest in their men's programs too. Any family with a son aspiring to serious competitive gymnastics should absolutely explore Pacific Reign to see if it is the right fit for them.

The coaches are very experienced and care about the growth of each student. The customer service…read moremanager, Alena is dedicated and will work late to make sure that everyone receives attention, and our scheduling needs are cared for. The overall experience is incredible and has improved over the past 3 years given the new coaches and Alena.