I have had my children in swimming lessons with OSA intermittently for the last 4 years (started my…read more4 year old in the mommy-and-me at 3 months old and then 1:1 at 2 years and my 2 year old has been in lessons since she was 1.5 years old). My oldest goes once a week and can swim across a pool without assistance (just safety monitoring). My two year old can float and roll onto her back, etc. She goes 2 times a week. Here are my opinions and recommendations: The staff are all amazing with kids. I have never had an issue. And my kids have worked with many of the instructors. Love them all. The prices are all online and the company is transparent about their prices. Honestly, though, for being 1:1 with an instructor, I dont think they are that bad. Only thing I would tell a new parent is that your kid will not like their swimming lessons for 1-2 weeks. They will cry. Mine did, a lot. Just give them time to get adjusted. I personally feel that swimming lessons are very important, from a safety standpoint... plus it ends up being fun.

Our experience at Oklahoma Swim Academy has been truly wonderful. We have two kids who began their…read moreswim lessons at age 18 months and 2.5 years old. From customer service, to swim instructors to my kiddos survival swim skills obtained, it has been a great experience. Survival swim can be challenging for kids (and parents) but the amount of love, care and intention poured into my kids, the instructors and lessons was evident. My kids learned a love for safe swimming and that is worth an immeasurable amount to us! We live far but believe the near hour drive has been well worth being at OSA! Would definitely recommend. We love OSA!

My daughter joined just a few months ago and I have nothing but raves about them. It's very fast…read morepaced, you come to practice, you practice, you get a pep talk at the end as a group, you go home. I love it. There isn't standing around. I know we are getting what we pay for..coaching encouragement constructive criticism. With a daughter that is pretty shy and anxious she has just fallen right in and feels accepted and enjoys coming to practice daily. Plenty of opportunities to go to different meets in state and out of state. I couldn't ask for more.

While most of the coaches are great....my issue has been with the owner. I have had one of the…read moreworst experiences I have been having issues with recieving emails to notify me when practices are cancelled. I have brought it up in the past today I expressed my frustration and rather than apology or offering solutions I was made to feel as though I dont know how to read my emails and maybe the issue was with me. I should have just left.... He didn't make any eye contact when I was talking and when I said can you text me since I am having issues his response was so condescending and rude. Honestly I should have just left. I have never in all my years have been treated by a business owner this way.

Want to make a special shout out to an awesome coach. Dellaney is an outstanding gymnastics coach…read morewho has made a tremendous impact on all her students. Her knowledge of the sport is extensive and her coaching style is both motivating and inspiring. Dellaney has a keen eye for detail and is able to provide constructive feedback in a way that is encouraging and helpful. One of the things I appreciate most about Dellaney is her ability to adapt her coaching techniques to suit the individual needs of each athlete. She takes the time to understand their strengths and weaknesses, and tailors her instruction to help them reach their full potential. Dellaney's dedication to her athletes is evident in the time and effort she puts into each training session. Dellaney creates a positive and supportive training environment that fosters growth and improvement. She instills confidence in her athletes and encourages them to push their self's beyond their comfort zones. Her passion for gymnastics is infectious, and her enthusiasm motivates them to work harder and strive for excellence. Overall, I cannot recommend Dellaney enough as a gymnastics coach. Her expertise, dedication, and genuine care for her athletes make her a truly exceptional coach.

I don't know what it's like to take classes here. We just came during the day for open gym. There…read morewere trampolines in an open area for tumbling. They were mats to jump in roll-on and some ropes hanging from the ceiling. The kids had a pretty good time.

Built and named after the re generation of the Oklahoma City Blazers in late 1990's to provide…read moreskating opportunities for the metro area as well as provide lessons for ice hockey, figure skating and a place for the OKC Blazers to practice when their "home" ice wasn't available. I have skated here and as I have my own ice skates I can't tell you about the quality of the rentals, but they look more substantial than rentals were back in the old days. There is an area with seating if you just want to watch a hockey game or your kids skate. They recently added plastic seats on the concrete stands so you're not setting on cold concrete, but cold plastic. They have a video game area, a snack bar with a pretty good selection of things to eat and drink and a really nice staff. They do have an in house equipment store for any gear any kind of skater would need. They have rooms you can rent for parties and several different party plans to choose from. They offer ice skating lessons during the day and evening. Public skating is pretty much every day. I like it when school is in session, less kids who skate better and faster than this not young anymore person. They have theme skates during holidays and midnight skates, etc. The University of Oklahoma Ice Hockey team and the OKC Jr. Blazers, WSHL hockey team both play and practice at Blazers Ice Centre so usually on Friday and Saturday nights from October through December you can catch a hockey game. The most important thing is to remember that you are in a building where it important for it to be cold so the ice won't melt so dress accordingly. Dress warm, it is cold, but it's a fun place that is decorated with the tradition of hockey and ice skating in Oklahoma City.

We were on a Letterkenny theme date night so we bought tickets for a OKC Warriors vs Shreveport…read moreMudbugs hockey game. I'm not even a sports fan but it was so fun! Parking and entry were super easy, the bar was small but had all the cold beer & spiked hot chocolate we wanted. Concessions were quick and great (we had hot pretzels & cheese, a lot of people were ordering pizza). The staff, the "regulars," ALL the people were super friendly. It was such a chill, welcoming place. I didn't know what temperature to expect, I was fine in two layers but next time I'll bring gloves & beer koozies. The only snag was it was really hard to find our seats, there are no ushers and not much signage. But once you figure it out you don't need signs. Overall we had an awesome time, the ice center is a fantastic spot to watch hockey, and we can't wait to come back!

Our family had a great time here. What a beautiful facility. Everything was spotless. We got there…read moreshortly after they opened on a Sunday and I had already purchased tickets online. This place is a little pricey, but I did get buy two tickets get two free for $71. I also do believe that $6.99 for their socks only is ridiculous. I understand you can use them over and over again, but it's not like there's some super high-quality socks. Wesley was our cashier and he was fabulous. Super friendly, answered all of our questions. They do have a toddler area in the back that is fenced off and has a TV and a little place set for the super young that they don't charge anything to use. That was very nice.

Stopped today to check it out and get some info as we have some folks visiting in the future. I…read morethought I seen where it was open but they are still working on it. From what I could see they have pretty much wall to wall trampolines and from what I read about it they also have foam pits and obstacle course. The info said they would be available for special events with more details to follow. It's close to the house so I'll keep an eye on it.

Nice place the TV's and chairs were right on time. Even the concession stand was legit. I was…read moreimpressed for being a repeat visitor... They have adult beverages even!!!! Here for a niece soccer game. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

We recently rented Soccer City's new field for a 13th birthday party. It was the perfect night as…read morea parent and more so for the birthday kid. Happy kid = happy mom! The process for doing a party was really easy and pricing is reasonable. SoccerCityokcity.com lists information on packages and I just called them at 405-748-3888. We rented the new field #4. It was the perfect size for a large group. Even small groups! Plenty of seating for spectators and an additional viewing area upstairs. Not a soccer fan? That's OKAY! (Well, personally that's not ok. It's the most popular sport in the world!!!!! What's wrong with you! ) We played a few mini games. Dodge ball and soccer. Field #4 is smaller than the other fields but was a great size for our party- about 20-30 kids. The birthday room was large enough to accommodate all the kids for cake. The staff was friendly and beyond helpful. Thanks Soccer City for making this a memorable birthday party and the fact I didn't have to clean my house after a party! Us adults are talking about renting a field for some adult fun!

Amazing facility. I was here to watch my niece compete in the 6 A regional swim tournament. As an…read moreEdmond Memorial HS alum, I wish we had something like this when I was in school. Extremely impressed.

PLEASE READ UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF REVIEW So far so good. Started out having an evaluation for my ten…read moreyear old to see what level he would start and I think they've started him at too low a level as he's gone from slowest spot during practice to being moved up to the fastest spot in the entire "learn to swim" class. In all fairness he's only been twice so far, he swims tue, thur, and Friday for an hour. I'll update this review after a few weeks. I will say they seem fairly organized, with a few wasted moments between strokes but not too bad. I don't appreciate it when some coaches are on their phones while "instructing". We are driving all the way from South Oklahoma City to Norman, the beautiful aquatic center at the Mitch Park YMCA, a good solid 45 minutes one way but I'm willing to do that if they improve his mechanics/speed/endurance! I don't think they have monthly meets, although the team is officially sanctioned. I believe their next meet is in Oct. I MADE THE COMMENT REGARDING A COACH ON THEIR PHONE DURING PRACTICE IN A NEGATIVE LIGHT//// COME TO FIND OUT THERE'S AN IPHONE APP FOR COACHES TO TRACK/TIME SWIMMERS! MY MISTAKE! The truth is in the numbers.....Zachariah has improved all strokes by at least a minute or better!! Only way to truly evaluate a program is by looking at the numbers!

Been touching these plastic holds for a min now, and they continue to humble me. This is the OG…read moreblocworks climbing gym thats run by some kind folks right in the heart of Edmond surrounded by some cool shops and cafes. The walls here are not very tall, I believe it's like around 15 ft? but the routes are still very challenging and fun. There's more wall surface area here compared to the Midtown spot. There's also a kilter board which adds even more routes to your heart's desire, just download the app and go crazy. The IG is also constantly updated so highly rec to follow them and keep up to date on their specials, events, and other offerings. This climbing community is super kind and seem tight knit. If you're new or been a long-time sender, def check out this gym when you can. They're family friendly as well.