South Florida Club Sport, formerly known as The Miami Sports and Social Club, was the first…read moreorganization to put organized coed soccer on the Miami map (among other sports, but if you know me well then you know soccer is the only sport that counts in my book). Before most of these soccer fields and adult leagues popped up around the Miami area, South Florida Club Sport was setting up soccer leagues at the KSP field (even before it expanded and is what it is today) and let me tell you, they know how to organize sports very, VERY well. I've played in several leagues for SFCS from 2005 till now and that just shows you how awesome they are. Not only was it a great way for me to stay in shape but the best part about it was I also met and made lifelong friends through the various leagues I joined throughout the years. Additionally, I've had many interactions with the owner of the company, Steve Arsenault, and he is nothing short of professional as well as friendly. He's always open to feedback from the league members so if you ever find yourself thinking of ways to improve the league you're playing in, just reach out to him and he'll be all ears. He also tries to set up other social events and trips for the league members which is always appreciated and enjoyable. What else is there to say except that this company has consistently established solid leagues for all kinds of sports and has brought the Miami community together in a social and fun way. If you're new to Miami or a native Miamian (Broward County counts, too), make it a point to join one of their leagues. You will not regret it! Their motto to me should be, "SFCS - making adult soccer leagues cool since the early 2000s."

Terrible league. They cancel every week because of rainy fields, even when it doesn't rainread more

Given that in South Florida we have access to ocean, and add to that the fact that the weather (and…read morewater temperature) is always pleasant, at least for water sports, it always surprises me how little people know about team water sports. Most people who turn to water sports try kayak, stand-up paddle, wind surfing, maybe scuba or swimming, but these are all individual sports. If you want to be surrounded by a team that supports you, motivates you, celebrates with you, and becomes an extension of your family, then look no further than Kana Lui Miami. I have been with KLM for over 5 years and I have never regretted a single moment. We use boats called Outrigger Canoes, with 6 people in a boat. These boats are originally Hawaiian design (even though Tahitians may disagree) and we designed to go from one Hawaiian island to the next. So yes, they can go deep in the ocean. In KLM, we'll teach you how to properly paddle, and one weekend we'll go and discover the waterway around Key Biscayne. We train so we can compete in races across the country, and maybe even attend so e international races. Off the water, you won't find an easier-going group of people to be around. Despite the exercise that paddling offers, it may not be for everyone, and there is one way to know for sure. Come to practice once, and by the end of the practice, you'll know if you love or you hate it.

Karen Krotov is an excellent instructor. After receiving 11 lessons I'm happy to write this review…read morebecause Karen uses a disciplined approach which focuses on executing the basics. He is pleasant, detail oriented, and can be funny when pointing out mistakes on the court. After my initial lesson, Karen's goal was to have me playing after 10 lessons which I did not think was possible being a beginner.

Best teacher ever! I started play like a Nadal in 2 lessons!…read more See you soon at Miami open next year!

Silly grifters! Unless you are serious about signing up, do…read morenot give them your phone number. They will call you until you are 85 years old.

Well maintained expensive "luxury" gym. It's beautiful, pristine and has just about every exercise…read moremachine etc known to man. As with every outpost of this chain I've ever. Sites the staff is also excellent: both knowledgeable and friendly. My only real gripe is the high price point

This is the best place to play good beach volleyball with good player!!!…read moreAnd that's only thanks to Willie and all his friends! When I can I fly from Italy only to play beach voleyball in South Beach!!!

If you like volleyball, the beach, friendly people and a great organization, this is the place to…read morego to.Get some exercise while having fun on Miami's famous South Beach. South Beach Volley is a cut above the rest.

We've hosted many tennis tournaments at KBTA, and the experience has always been outstanding. The…read morefacility is beautiful and very well maintained, and the staff is incredibly helpful and accommodating. Every tournament has run smoothly thanks to their great organization and support. Highly recommend this place!

KBTA is a hidden gem for tennis lovers. It's just inside the entrance to Crandon Golf and it's open…read moreto the public! They have 9 well maintained clay courts and a beautiful lounge area under a canopy of trees perfect for socializing after your matches. They offer clinics and host several tournament events throughout the year.

Brickell Run Club is an awesome way to get exercise and check out some new places around the city…read more The club is well run and they have very spirited leaders. It's free and they run every Tuesday (except for 2 Tuesday's in December around xmas and New Years), rain or shine. Meet in front of the Fortune International Realty building on Brickell Ave. at 7pm, stretch a lil bit, say hello to someone next to you, and then you take off running in waves (slowest group first, ~12 min mile) paced by one of the "pineapple pacers" in a bright yellow shirt. There's a handful of routes (3.5-4mi) which are posted on the groups Facebook page the day of. Because of this club, I was introduced to Alice Wainwright park, and I must say it's pretty sweet running next to the water during sunset. BRC just celebrated their 6th year anniversary and they celebrated by running to a pool...with pool fun after the run. On average, it takes about an hour for the whole run. When you return to Fortune Intl, often times Muscle Milk is there handing out free protein shakes. You can stay after for a core session, but I haven't done that so I have no feedback about it. This group is great for people of all experience levels...young and old! I find it to be pretty motivating running with 100 other people. On any given day I would never choose to run 4 miles, but with Brickell Run Club, anything is possible. Tips: check their Facebook page for the most up to date info

One of the largest run clubs in USA, the Baptist Health Brickell Run club has a great vibe and…read moreawesome scenic routes around the area. Always around 3 to 4 miles full of fun likeminded people and, although it can be crowded at times, this run club is fun and suitable for all level runners. There is always pacers for each group and a nice after run plan.

MRC is the place to go for all water sports, including rowing, paddling with dragon boats and…read moreoutrigger canoes, or if you need to do your own thing on the basin

I am staying middle of the road since this is one of the City of Miami Park facilities which I work…read morefor that department. Just want to put the word out there that this facility offers a great rental potential for those who want to have an event but can't afford an expensive location. There is a huge room with wooden rafter ceilings, dance floor, comes with round tables with chairs and sits up to 100 people. You can bring in a caterer and can arrange through the process for permission to serve liquor. The room is large, open and has an attached upper deck that looks out over water and offers a view of the Biscayne Bay. This would be a great location of a wedding reception, bridal shower, retirement party etc. The price is affordable since it is a government owned property. I will try and load additional photos showing the room and potential

Without a doubt, one of the best gyms in Miami. Staff is very welcoming and nothing better than a…read morepositive and clean atmosphere. Also, the group fitness classes are my favorite!

I was very interested in joining this gym so I called and asked about a one-day pass to try it out…read more The person I spoke with took my info on a Thursday and told me someone would call. No one called. I called them back on Saturday again, they said someone will call you back. This time someone did ( I think her name was Izzy?) and she told me she was going to text me her number as soon as we got off the phone so that I could text her when I was coming in on Sunday.. She said she would be there from 8 AM on. She never texted me. I arrived at the gym at 8 AM to be told that she wasn't there yet and she would be i arriving in about 30 minutes and if I wanted to, I could wait for her. Really ridiculous that you have to beg them to join. I will be joining a gym elsewhere.

Excellent experience overall. The entire team is very professional. The system they use is great…read moreas it allows you to go through the different learning stages as quickly as possible. Being such a challenging sport in the beginning umthis is crucial to avoid frustration. Franco has always been helpful and is very focus on making sure you are making the right progress. They are also very honest when there is not going to be wind for you to avoid spending time in the water without progress. I took classes with Lionel and Kevin, both are highly recommended.

The poor reviews for this place surprised me, but after my trip there they were unfortunately…read moreconfirmed. When I arrived at the front desk, I was simply ignored. The woman made eye contact with me and knew I was there, but just kept looking at her phone and having a casual conversation with her coworker. It was honestly weird... and frustrating. Then they were very arrogant. They were trying to tell me what size kite and board I should use, even though I've been kiting for years and knew which size I should be on. I ultimately took their advice, but had to come all the way back in to switch to the size I originally wanted. They also don't advertise the true price to rent gear. It said $150 for 3 hours on the website when really you have to pay an additional $40 + tax. The 40 covers "insurance." The real cost was over $200. Then I asked to buy some sunblock and realized at that point I was just getting ripped off. They gave me a tube the size of a chapstick for $20. I asked if there were any other options... nope! That tube lasted me two applications. Next time I will bring my own gear and kite somewhere else. What a shame.