I have enjoyed watching my granddaughter play futsal. Indoor soccer on a court…read more The spectator accommodations could be improved. They have made changes, keep going! The snack bar is a great addition! The restrooms I have found to be always clean. Parking is plentiful, with teams coming and going. It's located in a good area, not hard to find. I hope it continues to do well. Update : 12-2-2018 WOW ! what a fantastic improvement - remolded !! Love it !!

Good spot for indoor soccer and futsol. Parking can be challenging. A lot of courts for play and…read moregames. Seating is marginally adequate. The snack bar is very good! Bathrooms are kept reasonably clean, given messy kids with bad aim...lol. Good venue for indoor games.

My son has been playing baseball here for about 4 years now. I played little league and it was…read morenothing like how it is now. That's what I'm impressed with here in Plum. Their fields are in great condition, they have a good program for kids starting out and it just keeps getting bigger when they get older. Another difference is the uniforms. I got a t-shirt with some guys plumbing company down the street on the front of the shirt and a cap. Now they get very nice uniforms of pro teams. I'm jealous. I would have loved being in this Plum program when I was a kid. When my son was 6 I thought that he got good coaching and learned a lot from his coaches here. The older he gets it's harder to find that. Some coaches are really good at teaching and some are not. I can't complain because this is volunteer and I really wish I could coach but the times that I work would not allow that for me unfortunately. My only complaint would be two things. Some of the games go on way too long. Which leads me to my second complaint in 8pm games for kids. My son was 7 and played games at 8pm and we would get home at 1030 almost 11pm on a school night! He is 9 almost 10 now and it's the same thing. It's really cool playing games under the lights but they are so tired the next day and this isn't good for a school night. Some games just keep going on and on because the kids can't get outs. This needs fixed. Overall I think Plum does a good job here with their baseball program. I would have loved it when I was a kid. Just needs a few tweaks.

Coach Ricardo is the best! He takes his time to train and develop each player. He is knowledgeable…read moreand the atmosphere is very friendly and family oriented. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a place for their child to learn to play soccer.

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Please note: Zelda is a nickname…read more Unfortunately, I dealt with Kim and PGC for far longer than I should of! It's a shame that a gym (or more so those running a gym) can actually make a child lose interest in a sport they once loved. I'm not a keyboard warrior just a parent watching out for my child and other unsuspecting families.

Pittsburgh Gymnastics Club, LLC reviews…read more I was forced post to websites of the gyms affiliates and workers because I felt the need to defend myself as Kim, the owner, under handedly blocked me from the group page and emails. None of what I posted was "nasty" as the owner rebutted.The statements were a true representation of what happened. I feel like people need to know what type of business owner you are. What type of business owner of a gymnastics class bans parents from seeing their kids in action especially being new and being the one paying. I come from far away to attend this little gym in Braddock, but now understand I was expected to go away and not watch my child. Where did you expect me to go for 1 hour 2 days per week?? Maybe the kids should come in snowsuits for gymnastics if you're so worried about the coaches touching a little sweat. This gym and owner is unprofessional when dealing with the public. My daughter had a midriff top on as part of her gymnastics outfit. It was the 1st time she wore it. I've seen other kids with backs and stomachs out before; and we are new or were new to gymnastics! I didn't know it was against dress policy, as I'm educated, not illiterate, and would not have put it on her if I had known. The instructor Sam told us she couldn't wear it again and I understood that. Then Sam ran and told the boss as soon as she got there for her to then reinforce it. Again I'm not illiterate or uneducated; I got it the 1st time! They demanded my 9 year old, who hasn't a trace of protruding body parts, put on a shirt with less than 30 min. of class left. Upset my daughter tremendously! Instead of Kim, the owner making it more of a safety issue which I would have understood, she told me my 9 year olds sweat was GROSS! Yes she used the word GROSS! Are the faces, necks, arms, and legs of the children GROSS and part of a safety and sanitation issue you posted about on facebook? Because they are all exposed and get sweaty, touch the coaches, and equipment too. Maybe your in the wrong business!!! Maybe tbe kids should come in snowsuits if the coaches and owner are worried about touching the kids sweat. Again GROSS would not be the professional thing to say to a parent. That offended me tremendously and I made the decision to pull my daughter out of that gym. Then Kim rudely blocked me from commenting on the situation via email and facebook, after she posted a very offensive and UNPROFESSIONAL facebook post stating me and my 9 year old rolled our eyes, charging me for a shirt, and something about what my mama didn't teach me.... what is this high school? I should not be receiving any farther charges after 6/20/17 as my daughter used her own shirt. Who talks about a child as an adult and owner of a business that supposed to love and serve children?! Speaking of rolling eyes I witnessed teacher Sam roll her eyes and curl her lip at a student named Savanah just because she had to redirect her a couple of times. If you brought your kids to a practitioner to be treated, which is what I do, you would not like it either if I used slang/unprofessional terms such as GROSS; to describe a certain condition when treating your children. Learn from this situation and the loss of a new customer/client! Please, please learn to be professional if you plan to be open for any amount of time.