My 8 yrs old twin grandsons belong to this academy. I love the discipline. I love the respect they…read moreget from the coaches. I love the respect the players get from each other. It is not just basketball, they learn how to respect each other.

I just registered at Hoops Academy NYC for my kid and let me tell you, it has been THE BEST…read moreexperience. The primary focus of the youth basketball academy is not limited to the game; bringing life skills, discipline, and teamwork is where the fun and love for the game evolve. The coaches are truly dedicated to the profession and they know perfectly well how to work with kids of all ages and skill levels. The basketball training given to kids is structured and designed to develop the basics of the game, formulating strategies and ensuring physical fitness. My child has not only honed in basketball skills but also boost in confidence and sportsmanship. The culture of the academy is enriching and motivating, which makes it the right place for a young athlete to come of age and rise.If you are in need of a high-quality basketball academy in NYC, I will advise you to choose Hoops Academy NYC. That is exactly what they realize; that as much as kids need to be excelling in the game, they also need to succeed life outside the court.

Great program. My son has been playing football with the Titans for 4 years now and it had made him…read moreso confident. The team has taught him to take pride in his actions and to always strive for success. They take the time out to show him how to grow as a player and as a man. Great all around

GREAT coaching!! GREAT family vibe! My son recently joined the Brooklyn Titans 12u team. He was…read morefortunate enough to attend the 4-day overnight football camp. I was really nervous about letting him go away with the team because he's tiny, he had never played football before, and I wasn't sure how he would fit in with a team full of kids who had been playing together for 3-4 years. My fears were immediately quelled when we picked him up from the bus after camp had ended. Coach Moore is fantastic! He challenges and encourages the players to strive to be their best. He gives them feedback on ways to improve and he really breaks things down so they can understand. A true teacher! I was especially impressed when I learned the organization provides a bus to take players/families to/from games. This would certainly have been a FIVE star review if the certification process wasn't soooo long. (which may or may not be a reflection on the program) OVERALL: A wonderful local program with great coaches, mentors, and fantastic players/families. Highly recommend!

We enrolled our 3.5 year old daughter in the Tots Program because she loves to kick the ball…read morearound. We thought this club would make her love sports more but it has instead turned her off Soccer. On their FIRST class, they were told to tap and and kick the their own ball while chasing the coach around who went around in circles and zig zagged around. Not only were they supposed to chase the coach, while keeping their eye on the ball and kick the ball, they were also supposed to each grab a jersey off his waist. Keep in mind that these are 3-4 year olds and imagine the chaos. The classes are far more advanced and is not at all tailor made for 3-4 yr old kids. A couple of parents commented to the coach that the kids just can't follow this class and they were dismissed, saying that "well, SOME kids get it". True- some kids who were 4 did get it but it was definitely not designed for this age group. Whoever wrote the curriculum does not have kids and doesn't understand what their cognitive skills are at this age. They were given numbers to memorize at one point then they were split into groups so they can go after the ball when their number is called. Sounds fair but honestly the kids didn't even remember their number by the time they walked to separate sides. It was just chaos. I'm sad we even bothered because now our daughter refuses to play soccer. At all. She now hates it.

I work in a local public school and a few of our kids go to PSU. Recently, when a student waited 45…read moremin after school ended, I called them to find out when the counselor would arrive. I was told that they contract a 3rd party to do pick up and they didn't have their name or contact info!!?? Unless u transport your kid, DONT USE PSU after school. What nerve. They have no problem taking money, they just wont provide service.

A female friend of mine that played for the NJ League was violently assaulted by a male player…read moremid-game, resulting in hospitalization and severe injuries. The Footy referee was more focused on reprimanding her for expressing her vocal outrage that a foul wasn't called. Mind you, she had a fractured cheek bone, bruised ribs, and a concussion. The referee laughed in her face. The other team faced no accountability. The result - she was suspended. Not like she can play any time soon due to her injuries, which may require surgery. Like other reviewers have noted, the refs can be biased, and that bias DOES result in injury. Don't join this league if you value safety.

I've played in these leagues for over a year now, so it kind of hurts to leave a bad review since…read moremy time hasn't been completely awful. However, as some reviews have pointed out, the refs can be very bad and make very biased calls. I've been ran into full speed in the back on breakaways, challenges that could've seriously injured me, only for the ref to call it a fair challenge. Meanwhile, if I challenge someone shoulder to shoulder in a fair play, it's called a foul if my opponent flails enough and looks at the ref. If I were you, I'd avoid Bedford Armory and Lower East Side, where I had experiences with those bad refs. The Brooklyn Bridge one was ok maybe 30% of the time (literally gave me a yellow card for defending his call while ignoring the entire opposing team hollering at him for it). The officials tend to ref the same fields every week. You risk getting injured due to the random nature of their officiating and inability to control games. I'm not sure if it's due to improper training or bias towards certain groups of players and favor towards others as some have pointed out. Whatever it is, it is completely unacceptable for me personally. My dad tore his ACL playing in his adulthood -- I don't want that to happen to me. I may try one more season if a good discount ever rolls around again, but I think I'll see how the refs and players are like around the other NYC leagues afterwards before deciding to come back ever again. It is what it is. I don't expect this review will be received by ownership well, but idrc at this point. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Please remember that before you crash out on this, Tarek.

Unfortunately, I just canceled my membership a few minutes ago. When the membership costs 330.00…read moreper month, I don't want to hear you're out of things(NO DISINFECTING WIPES FOR THREE DAYS NOW) or I can not buy a pre workout drink or protein shake because the cafe is closed for inventory. Lifetime has taught me a valuable lesson. Paying three times the rate of surrounding gyms does not guarantee better service. LIFE TIME - I'M VERY DISAPPOINTED. I was expecting so much more for that kind of money.

Nasty stuck up people. What happened to the Brooklyn of real human beings. I asked to use he men's…read moreroom urgently was told that the don't have a public bathroom and was a private club-thought by the signage it was a restaurant, every othr place I have used has been more than cordial to let an older person in to use that facility but not these arrogent .....!

This is a phenomenal premier basketball program for girls . It is great to see all the great…read morefemale teams in the tri-state area . The games are competitive as these young ladies have game!! I truly enjoy stopping by to see all the great talent in the borough I love Brooklyn. What a great program for JR and HS aged girls!

I previously came here for a Yelp event and had such a great time that I decided to return with…read moresome family who are ping pong enthusiasts. The Fort Greene location is brand new and super clean, with three tables and a private pod available for rent, and located two blocks away from the Atlantic Av-Barclay station (2/3/4/5/B/D/N/Q/R) and four blocks away from the Fulton St (G) and Lafayette Av (A/C) stations which makes it very convenient to travel to. Everything is done through the app, from reserving a table to paying for snacks to opening the door. For a table in a shared space (open pod) it's about $10/30min during off-peak hours and $15/30min during peak hours. Sometimes they have reduced rates for certain tables; it's a little weird to navigate on the app so I wish it was a little clearer.

First time visiting a ping pod! It was a fun last-minute activity to do on a rainy day. We went in…read moreat off-peak and thought the price was pretty good to play for a few hours. Clean and neat inside, although I didn't see any workers so I'm not sure what you'd do if you need help with anything. They also have a spacious bathroom/changing room.

Prospect Park is a beautiful park. It gets overshadowed by Central Park, but I think we like it…read morethat way. We're okay with gatekeeping it even though it's not really even hidden. It's gorgeous, it's spacious - no tourists, no horse rides.

Off leash hours are dog heaven at this massive park. Our pug has a great time doing zoomies around…read morethe big grassy fields. The dog beach area is awesome in summer. There's so many things to see and explore in this park. Ponds, bridges, sports fields, waterfalls, a zoo, statues, an ice rink, fountains, farmers markets and food stalls. Easy to catch the F to 15th/Prospect Park.

I really enjoy playing pool and found a group of people I enjoyed playing with. Overall the league…read moreis well run as far as schedules and organizing everything. The reason I am only giving it two stars is the guy who runs the league tinkers with the player skill level too much. It is so obvious too. New teams get treated really well (translation: they remain low ranked no matter how much they win) while other individuals have their skill level pushed up in the hopes they will start their own team. The really bad part is if you dare to question his manipulating the system. If you complain about your own ranking, you can be sure to stay there no matter how you play. When I told someone they should complain, everyone else quickly corrected me and said that will only make it worse. I guess we are playing North Korea style pool, lol. It is still a fun league and you can meet some really cool people. I mildly recommend playing but offer caution when dealing with the guy who runs the league.

From the owner: We specialize in bringing organized entertainment to your weekly night out. Friendly competition…read moreand meeting new people keep players coming back. We send 5 teams to Vegas each year. Anyone can play and anyone can win. There is no experience necessary to join - beginners welcome! The Brooklyn Pool League is a division of the Brooklyn-Queens APA Pool League which offers league play in your neighborhood. We have in-house divisions in billiards halls and travel divisions in bars.

I heard about this recently opened location from a friend. It's a soccer studio where you can take…read moreclasses. Interesting concept. I loved the high-tech equipment. I tried the Toca Football machine that shoots soccer balls at you the same way a machine does with baseballs in a batting cage. A fun and different activity! It was definitely a workout. I was exhausted afterward!

Force Soccer Studios has been a home to our team of LGBTQ2IA+ soccer players since November 2019…read more They have generously hosted our group, making special accommodations as needed and with a great deal of respect. We love that when we come to Force, the space feels 100% like OUR SPACE for the duration of our rental. This is especially important to our group because we have faced significant issues (such as resistance to accommodation, spotty communication) from other athletic organizations. Force has been quite the opposite - Danny has gone so far as to connect us with other local businesses, allowed us to host our first ever tournament fundraiser, and introduce us to relevant press outlets. There are so few indoor soccer spaces in New York, and we feel quite blessed to have had Force to call a home for our first indoor season in South Brooklyn.