Over 2 years with OG, we've had many experiences, both positive and challenging. I appreciate that…read morethe club offers both recreational and competitive options. I can only speak to our experience within a specific age group and section of the organization. The environment did not align with our family's values, nor did it reflect the principles of personal freedom, equality, and respect for individual rights that we prioritize. I have concerns about the transparency of the vetting process for volunteers and coaches who work directly with our children. That said, the app they use is a great tool--if access is granted. We are seeking enrollment with a more established organization with a long-standing reputation and experience for Spring 2025.

At what age do they accept there cause I may want to join and that I just want to know when are the…read moretryouts too

What is this place your ask, and what is futsal? This is the old sears warehouse that sits behind…read morethe newgate mall. The warehouse was bought or leased be the outlaw soccer club. There are two indoor fields here. One large field and a small one. The field is made of hard plastic pieces that snap together, like you find on some outdoor basketball courts. Futsal itself is similar to indoor soccer but without the walls to kick the ball off. There is an out of bounds line. Think of it like playing soccer on a basketball court. We love futsal, it teaches the kids good footwork and it is nice to have a place for the kids to play. 5 stars for having a location for futsal. The bad is the facility, the seating is really bad here. There are a few benches but if you don't get there early you will most likely be standing. Bathrooms are bad so if your kid plays here run over to the mall to use the bathrooms there. Overall a good place for the kids to play they just need to clean it up a bit and somehow get more seating.

I remember when i was younger i was in this, and i had so much fun! The coaches were always nice…read moreand would always be motivating you and giving good advice, and we would play tons of fun games. I remember getting so much better at football after this. If you have a kid who wants to play soccer and learn fast, go to this place. 10/10 reccomend

I am so impressed with how well they interacted with the kids! My son is 3.5 and has some…read moredifficulty with speech. That didn't effect anything. They where amazing! Our free trial went instantly to sign him up now! I know we will be here for a long time, and I look forward to his development with these amazing coaches!

I've been playing at Ultimate Indoor for years now. They have a great facility with two great…read moreindoor soccer fields. The place is kept really clean. The fields are well maintained, and well groomed. The turf is filled with little pieces of shredded tires to give it a little cushion. You used to be able to use outdoor cleats on the turf but that has been changed. If you're planning on giving this place a go, I would recommend you invest in a good pair of turf shoes, they'll provide you with the traction you need, and suffice the no outdoor cleats rule. They have a few video games for the kids, and an air hockey table for those long breaks in between games, and what not. They are located in North Salt Lake which why I knocked one start off, they're really out there. However it is worth the drive if you want a great facility to play some indoor soccer. They have a plethora of leagues, and different levels of play. From youth to adult, seasoned to the most rookie players. They have a great co-ed league, and they even have indoor la cross if that's your bag! All in all this is a great location for all your indoor soccer needs. Give them a try if you're in the market for a great way to shed some lbs. P.S. You may be able to catch a glimpse of me on the field, but most likely in the coaches box shouting orders, and direction to my boys. I'm easy to spot, I'll be the only coach with Yelp sunglasses on! :)

PROS: The facility…read moreitself as a whole is quite good. The field is in good condition, plenty of space for fans, clean bathrooms (kind of), etc. There are a bunch of leagues, especially for adult men, with 4 varying levels of difficulty. CONS: It can be difficult to get a team spot in the Winter. Make sure to be pretty proactive in getting a team together. Every 6 fouls is a penalty shot (hockey style). If you knee even touches the ground, it's a dangerous play penalty. It can get a bit rough in the men's adult league with games starting at 11:20 pm on a weekday. I have talked to many teams and experienced much on my own as well to support my biggest disappointment with the facility. THE REFEREES ACROSS THE BOARD ARE ATROCIOUS. This is not a rant, but forewarning that it is not irregular to leave frustrated win or lose. There is one sold referee, a relatively young guy with almost red-like hair. However, if you have the girl who is young with very short dark "spikey" hair, get ready because it's going to be a long night. It's just a shame when people come to have fun and regularly leave angry. And I used to be a ref, I understand it can be difficult with all adult men. But too many times have I seen individuals or entire teams almost implode with anger at the men/women in striped shirts.

It use to be fun where they use to have rides, it got really boring. I'm sad to see it go that way.read more

Big fields, however very lumpy and not the best for soccer anymore. The mountain views are amazing…read morebut the train tracks right next to the fields makes it annoying. Parking is ok, parking next to soccer fields is a joke but if you do t mind walking a little you can park by the animal shelter.

Teeny tiny women's selection. Not cool…read more Only carry like...the top 5 player's jerseys - Messi, Ronaldo, Kane...you get the idea. Said they could order any player that wasn't in store. Yeah...so can I...on the internet... Staff was very blah. Not rude per se, but definitely lacking the passion for the beautiful game.

I bought shoes and shin guards for my two kiddos here. Great selection and helpful staff. They had…read morea range of shoes from budget-friendly to fancy. The salesperson helped my 7-year-old find affordable shoe options in his favorite colors and checked the fit too.

South Ogden is covered in trails and parks but my favorites are the ones along the mountain…read more There's tennis courts, a golf course, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a series of trails that provide a vreen escape from the bustle of the city.

Loved the Gibb loop trail leading from this park! Super easy, despite the sign at the trailhead…read moredescribing it as "sometimes strenuous". I made it a loop by walking down 29th to Taylor back to the 32nd Street trailhead. Despite this last part being in a neighborhood, it was quiet and pretty and I enjoyed it. I wasn't quite sure what to expect from this trail when I realized it was mostly around a golf course. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that a lot of the time, the trail was in a wooded area and I couldn't see the golf course at all. There were lots of birds and butterflies to see. The trail also crossed the water a few times. Bring your hat and sunscreen, there were several long stretches without shade.