The flip school is one of my daughters favorite places. The trampolines and the activities were…read morefun! The staff is great and the owners/ managers make you feel like family. The flip school is somewhere I will definitely keep bringing my kids too in the future. I highly recommend, if you want a small yet fun event!

I really enjoyed bringing my five year old son here! He loved the trampolines and I will definitely…read morebring my son back!

If zero stars were an option, it would be too good of a ranking for this busines. Sadly my son has…read morebeen with FAD for 4 years. Last night he was bullied by an older male student and when I brought the issue up with the coach, I was met with denial, yelling, and overall inappropriate behavior from a person who calls himself a teacher. Please, don't make the same mistake I did and invest time, money and energy into an educational institution that harbors narcissistic leadership, encourages bullying and the regards the overall abuse of younger students as something that's expected. It's an unorganized, unhealthy and toxic environment that no child or parent should have to endure. Please go to any other fencing school in the greater Denver area (and there are several) because this one is certain to cause harm to any/all people who may question the value of the coaches and management. Please attend a school where kindness, respect and fortitude are the pillars of positive learning and leadership styles. I'm a corporate consultant on employee development and have held my MBA for over 20 years. The lack of accountability followed by yelling and denial by a leading figure is a recipe for failure, object abuse and lax standards of integrity on many, many levels.

Our child has been fencing at the Longmont location of the Fencing Academy of Denver (FAD) since…read morethe summer of 2018. We really like the Fencing Academy of Denver fencing club. They have great teachers that teach many techniques, like balestras and flunges. Our child learns new things every time they go there. FAD also has a really good online scheduling system for tournaments and classes, and they even have virtual classes when you can't make it to the club. You can rent equipment when you start out, and can borrow it if you forget it one day. Everyone is always nice, which keeps us wanting to come back each week. If you are interested in fencing, we recommend the Fencing Academy of Denver.

Sandra and her staff are amazing! Wonderful experience getting Scuba certified. Instructors are…read morepatient, trusting, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Highly recommend if you are looking for a place to get certified!

Both my daughters were certified at Planet Scuba. One did it under the old owner and my 10 year old…read morewas certified under the new owner. The instructors they had knew what they were doing and they had great experiences here. I would do it again.

This review is specifically for the Eagles trail loop. This trail kind of kicked my butt. It's a…read morequick 700+ ft incline on the lollipop before you get to the loop. Then there's another 300+ ft incline while on the loop, including a final climb near the end of the loop before you start your descent. I'm not sure any of this trail is actually easy. Even the final descent is so steep, it puts lots of pressure on the knees. The trail itself was mostly covered in snow. Most of what didn't have snow was covered in slush or was mud. Very little of it was dry and easy to traverse. There's not a lot to see for most of the trail, as it's within the trees. However, about .5 mile of trail in the top of the loop has an open ridge view to the west, and it's pretty spectacular. No doubt we'll do it again, but will probably wait for better weather. Even though the trail was fairly easy to follow, there were still two spots where I missed switchbacks and had to circle back to find where I went off course. So the 4.2 miles of trail ended up as 4.8 miles for me. Tired, but I did it!

Beautiful park with moderate hikes! Great views and plenty of parking. Also not too far from…read moredowntown Evergreen. Not too crowded and perfect for all hiking levels!

As a newcomer, I really enjoyed my visit. The pickleball and basketball courts are a great feature,…read moreand the park feels clean and well maintained. There is parking available near both the pickleball courts and playground area, which makes access easy. Plenty of portable restrooms are available as well. The trail map is a bit confusing. It wasn't immediately obvious where the various routes went or how far they were. I'll probably need to explore a few times and track the routes myself to get a feel for the trail system and distances.

I love this studio and the energy that Valerie and Jade, as the owners, bring everyday…read more Have loved Lagree for a couple of years now and was so happy to learn of this studio opening near me - I can go often now! It is always a challenge and I can feel my muscles getting stronger with each position, exactly what I crave in a workout!

I came here because my friend invited me since our husbands were grabbing beers together. Let me be…read morehonest...I don't particularly like lagree. It's because I feel like it's so hard and I'm "bad" at it, which just means I need to do it more. Is it a good workout? Yes! Is it low impact? Yes! Will you sweat out all the water you drank this week? Yes! Is it hard? You better believe it Will you feel it for a couple days later? Yep! Is it worth it? ABSOLUTELY!! Maddy was an amazing instructor. I did let her know about my foot and scapula injuries and she gave me modifications to avoid injuring myself more but also getting a wonderful workout as the other clients. Maddy also fixed my form or offered tips on maximizing the effectiveness of the workouts. I would definitely come back (after I recover for a couple days lol)

Overall a good race experience, I ran the Saturday 5k at city park, and the Urban 10 miler Sunday…read more The race expo which was at Mile High stadium was easy to navigate through and get to since the 16 bus has a stop near by the stadium. The 5k, Marathon, & half marathon all start and finish at city park while the Urban 10 miler starts at some college near Casa Bonita and finishes at city park. The post race festival is also at city park and has a ton of space for runners and their friends and family that came to support them can hang out. I traveled from LA to run this race pretty much as an excuse to visit other cities, and comparing the prices of most races where I'm from the price of the Denver Colfax marathon is absolutely worth it. The only thing keeping me from giving 5 stars was the road closures updates. The local news and streets had proper notification of street closures. But for some reason Google, Waze, and even Apple Maps had no idea of the street closures. They all gave me the basic directions that I could get to Rockie Mountain college by taking the bus or a taxi down Colfax Ave even though the streets were closed. Even the Uber driver I took couldn't get outside of downtown because the app wouldn't load an alternate to go around. Lucky for me I found a Veo city bike and was able to ride to my start line. Other than the lack of street closures updated to the navigation apps, this is a great overall event.

Participants Perspective - Expo: Exciting and the spacing of…read morevendors made it feel "covid safe." Plus there was plentiful of vendors that commercialized free items to try/ sample. Another thing was bib/ packet pick-up was easily to navigate. - Morning of race aka start line... corral and coordination was seamless - During race... I felt like I saw all the sightseeing highlights of Denver in a 26.2 mile viewpoint. There was plenty of hydration points every 2miles and felt like it was well organized. There was no confusion on where to turn and plenty of volunteers to help the navigation. - Post race... Food from finish to non re-entry of finish line was wonderful. However, I am as not a fun of them offering free "lunch" hard-boiled eggs (vegetarian option) or brats (pork and beef options) with plain lays potato chips. Neither of these sounded appetizing to me after running 26.2 miles. The There was 2 free drinks for runners of all distances which was nice. Spectator Perspective - Expo:My other half has been to several of my race expos and this one felt larger and more exciting - Organization: Other half felt like this is was the best time organized when it comes to expo and actually race event. - Information provided by race committee made it possible for spectators to find runner easily.

Great guide, very child friendly. On time, professional,…read morefriendly, skilled, and knowledgeable.

What a fantastic experience! Dan was a great instructor. This was our first time ever doing…read moreanything like this and he taught us the ropes (literally) and gave the confidence to get up to the top. He made us feel safe and comfortable and ultimately just have an amazing time. Highly recommend and will definitely come back and do another one.