I booked my daughter's birthday party here even though she currently does not take classes. What an…read moreeasy birthday party! All the staff were very friendly. They made the setup and clean up soooo easy. My daughter and her friends got the entire place to themselves with 2 coaches to assist and "play" with them. My daughter had the best time. Compared to all the other places around this was very reasonably priced for what we got!

The moment you walk in you are welcomed by the smell of feet and black floors that look as if…read morethey've never been cleaned, that should have been the first red flag for me. My daughter went twice for the preschool class and all I can say is, this is NOT the place for young children learning new skills. The coaches never said a word to me or introduced themselves, they rolled their eyes when my daughter was unable to do something, and they sit there and watch doing nothing rather then assisting the children. Coach Shan apparently is the preschool manager but she should not be working with children, incredibly unprofessional. The preschool class assistants are young girls who have no right working with children so young. Very snobby and nasty energy the moment you walk in this place. I do NOT recommend.

My son has been training with them for the past year and a half, and he absolutely loves it…read more He looks forward to game days all week and truly enjoys every moment of being part of the team. He's made great friends through the games and has developed a real passion for the sport. His favorite moments are definitely when he manages to score against the coach -- those stories get retold at home quite a bit! Most importantly, his confidence in the sport has grown tremendously, and we're very grateful to his coach for that.

Extremely disappointed with our experience at the U12 level. There is a severe lack of leadership…read morefrom the administration, and the coaches assigned to this age group lack the experience needed to properly develop players at this critical stage. Communication is poor, and the program feels disorganized. For a club that promises high-level training, the execution falls completely short. Would not recommend. We stand by our original review and are disappointed that Bold City Soccer Association chose to focus its response on us rather than addressing the specific concerns we raised about the U12 program. Our comments were based on our actual experience at the U12 level and were intended to reflect our concerns about leadership, communication, coaching, organization, and player development. Families are entitled to provide honest feedback about their experience, just as a club is entitled to disagree with it. What we strongly disagree with is the suggestion that raising concerns about how our child was coached or treated constitutes "disrespect," "belittling," or "unreasonable pressure" toward staff. Advocating for your child and asking legitimate questions about coaching decisions should not be characterized that way. We have supported son and the club for years, and our concerns did not come from a lack of commitment to the program. They came from wanting him to be in an environment where he is challenged, developed, respected, and supported. Ultimately, our decision to leave the program speaks for itself. We wish the players and families well, but remain disappointed in how our concerns were handled and in the club's decision to respond defensively rather than simply acknowledge that our experience with the U12 program was very different from the one being portrayed.

My daughter started gymnastics here a few months ago and she is loving it. When I observed the…read moreclass they have the children divided more by age groups. The teachers are giving instruction and from my daughters response are very motivating. The only down side is there are no seats to watch in one of the areas, so you have to bring your own chair or stand for the duration of the class. However we really enjoy being part of this gym.

My little sister went here: Not a very clean facility, quite dirty there is dust everywhere, we do…read morenot plan on going back

I love this gym so much! I'm in a 8-14 class rn! The coaches are so nice! I really recommend your…read morekid going here

My daughter loves it here even tho only been 2 class so far teacher staff are very friendlyread more

If your child is serious about Soccer, then the soccer Academy is where you want to be. You need…read moreto be committed since even for six-year-old practices are three nights a week and games on Saturday and training is year round. I have encountered nothing but nice qualified coaches and a dedicated director. The fields are in fantastic shape. They also take the children safety very serious. There's frequent water breaks and if lightning is anywhere in the vicinity, the siren will go off, and everyone must evacuate the fields. I couldn't be happier with our decision to play here.

My daughter has played roughly 12 seasons of recreational soccer at this club and is in her second…read moreseason of Elite Academy. I was satisfied with the recreational level, as my expectations were significantly lower considering the cost, the stated purpose of the league and the coaches being volunteers. As a result of some excellent volunteer coaching, my daughter grew her soccer skills and was encouraged to tryout for the Elite Academy. After tryouts I was contacted by a coach and my daughter was offered a spot on her team. I spoke with the coach a few times over text and phone, because I wanted to understand the level of commitment (one year versus three months in recreational) that would be required for this new level of competition, and I needed to know what I should be expecting for a significant increase in fees, roughly six times the cost of the recreational level. These conversations were productive, and I accepted the position on the team. The coach shared an agenda for the year and I was excited at the initial showing of organization, structure and knowledge. This is where all of that ended. Virtually every point on the agenda has proven to be misleading or outright false. We were told there would be two seasons with an average of 8 games per season, so far that has barely been 6; recreational plays 10 no matter what. We were told that there would be 2-3 local tournaments between the two seasons, there has only been one. In this agenda the coach specifically mentions "Communication is the key to success." Here are just a few of the various examples of coaching communication: * After committing to join the team in May, I was told the Fall season would begin sometime in August, and that the coach would tell us when practices start. August comes around, I'm expecting a text or call, something, but I get nothing. So I reach out and ask the coach when practice is going to start, she informs me it started two weeks prior. So one of your team members just hasn't come to practice for two weeks and you don't even consider reaching out to the parent? * Also in the initial conversation it was communicated to me that there would be two team practices and that as an added benefit, there would be separate and optional practices for technical and goalkeeping skills. But ultimately, they understood kids will miss practice, and if everyone is doing their best to attend, my daughter would be fine. After a few weeks of the season, it became clear that other parents were not given the same impression. This created a rift among the parents, those who were bringing their kids to every practice and those who were doing the best they could. So it was clear that expectations had been communicated differently. * The coach mentioned in the agenda there would be 2-3 local tournaments; the key word being local. The first tournament proposed by the coach was not local, it would have required at least one overnight stay. The coach later polled the parents' availability for a second tournament, but failed to mention that it was also out of town; that seems like quite a large detail to omit. * I asked the coach about breaks in between the Fall and Spring sessions, because understanding the commitment required greatly affected my decision making process. I was told there would be breaks between the two where there would be no practices. This turned out to be untrue as well. After the fall season was over, the coach said they wanted to know what day of the week would be best to 'get everyone together for a practice over the winter break.' A practice, as in singular. But one practice isn't a huge imposition, so I and the rest of the parents all agreed on Sunday. The coach almost quite literally said "Ok great, Saturday it is then!" Then a week or so later, just decided to change it to Wednesdays. Notice the plural. So there actually isn't a break between the seasons, and we don't even get to pick the day. Due in large part to this poor communication, the rift between parents became less passive and more aggressive, after just a few games into the season. At this point I reached out to the director because the lack of communication, combined with coaching that was severely lacking became too much to tolerate. I spoke with her for a fairly extended conversation; during that conversation I was essentially told that my opinions were wrong and that I didn't see what I was seeing. It seems that this club has a misconception about our relationship; they seem to think this is a doctor patient relationship, where the doctor is not to be questioned; but that couldn't be further from the truth. We have a service provider and customer relationship; I have tried several times to communicate my displeasure with the product and have been ignored, condescended or gaslit at every attempt, hence this review. I don't like wasting money or time and I especially don't when it comes to my daughter. We only have about two months left on this contract, but

What a wonderful resource for those interested in playing ball and coaches who teach it. The Offer…read moreeverything from baseball supplies, practice areas and workshops. Upon entering, the colorful product displays and their arrangement are visually appealing. The rear area opens up to several cages designed for batting and catching practice. The thoughtful design is evident, and the choice of music on the radio is a personal highlight. They provide both membership options and hourly play. DBat certainly seems like a valuable addition to Clay/GCS!

Kiddie academy deserves a five star!!! Words I cannot express how much I love this pre-school for…read moremy son. One of the best decision ever to enroll here. The staff are super friendly and always there to help. Mr. Aaron and Ms. Lee are wonderful teachers. They are patient, kind and super great with kids. It makes me happy my son looks forwards to school everyday and that he's always happy every time I pick him up. Also, he always share how much fun he had learning and playing. Every events, projects and activities for the kids are so cute especially for the holidays. I love when they send us photos and videos through the day in class. Overall, I just love this school very much and sad when it's time for him to go grade school. This school will always be home and a safe place. I would highly recommend this school for any parents and your kids will be in good hands.

The infant classroom teachers have taken such good care of my babygirl. They've helped my mama…read moreheart transition into being away from my child. Our son now attends their summer camp and has a blast everyday. Highly recommend this team for all first time mamas!

Poor communication and an unwelcoming experience…read more We brought our 7-year-old daughter for an evaluation, but afterward Samantha did not take the time to clearly explain which classes were appropriate for her. My wife was told to check the website, even though the website itself doesn't clearly explain the different options. I followed up by email and still had difficulty getting a direct answer. We were interested in joining, but the experience made us choose another program.

I Love zone cheer and I love there camp and staff they are so nice and kind and lots of equipmentread more