Do not sign your children up for this soccer facility. The owners are rude and disrespectful…read more Andrew told our team he wishes they lose and needed to be taken down a notch. The play is not very organized and situations are not in control. Thanks to Andrew, my 3 boys and all of their teammates and friends will not be returning to Strikers.

Strikers provides a great environment for youth soccer at a very young age. Both my boys started…read moreplaying there when they were 4 years old and we've enjoyed the atmosphere the facility provides. The walls provide many more touches in a controlled environment which leads to faster development, more confidence with the ball, and a overall understanding of how the game should be played.

The owner is extremely rude and unpleasant to deal with…read more This program is for serious kids who are serious about drilling. If your child is there to have fun, make some friends this is NOT your program. You walk in get a name tag and drill drill drill. No one even introduces themselves. ​ I paid for a second session before my child told me she HATED it and I was refused a refund even though we had not started class again. How he gets away with that legally is beyond me. Offered me lessons instead of class but we will never go back so im out $250 for nothing. Theft!

My son has been taking private lessons with Coach Donte and it seems to really be helping. Coach…read moreDonte is great with him and teaches him a lot of different skills. My son looks forward to his training every week. Highly recommend.

I have been going to Mrs. Charity's studio for a while now and I can't say enough good things about…read morethis place. I have gotten such amazing training from amazing teachers, and they have formed me into a confident dancer. Everyone from students to staff make this environment so positive, and I couldn't be more thankful for my experiences there. I love everyone at Mrs. Charity's Shuffles and Chaines and I am so excited for next year!

we had a horrible experience at this dance studio. The owner is snotty and super fake. Class ended…read moreearly every week and lessons taught were super basic. I do not recommend this place at all. I have personally witness the owner telling the girls to never get married and that don't need a man in their life. She should be focusing on what we are paying for!

Master Dang and Ms. Dang are exceptional teachers of taekwondo. They truly care about what they do…read moreand have a passion for helping children develop their skills. We would highly recommend Lake Norman Taekwondo.

We've had the best experience with Lake Norman Taekwondo! My son started a little over a month ago,…read moreand he's absolutely thriving. The instructors are amazing, and we can't recommend them enough!

This is a happy place for my energetic nephew who tumbled, flipped and hurled himself through the…read moreair with wild abandonment -- before he could even walk! The staffers provide children with a fun filled, safe experience to learn tumbling and agility that will keep them fit and have a positive impact on their lives. Under the guidance of Impact One Allstars, my nephew and his young teammates channel talent into an entertaining visual that showcases teamwork, discipline and physical achievement at its best!

My grandson has been enjoying tumble and cheer at Impact One for about six months and he's loves…read moreit! He was very active flipping and cartwheeling all over the place so we figured it was time to get him in a program with structure where he could learn how to flip and tumble safely! We met Amanda at the time Impact One was relocating and not only was the new facility great but we loved Amanda's spirit! I love the fact that the students advance due to their abilities and own individual skill set not because the entire class advanced! I highly recommend Impact one!

I am relatively new to disc golf so I was really impressed that the owner took time to explain…read morethings to me and walked me out onto the course, explained the basic types of discs and showed me how to throw. I'm sure he would not have had time to do this had they been busy but they weren't so I really lucked out! They have a great selection of discs in their pro shop and they even have an area where you can enjoy a snack, soda or adult beverage! The course itself is absolutely beautiful and there are parts that have beautiful views. They host PDGA tournaments which are really cool too. I will definitely return!

The person in the pro shop was friendly and helpfu. I like the course, it was quite challenging…read more It gets a little easier once you know the course, but is still a challenge.

Do not send your children to Goddard Mallard Creek! The staff does not listen to concerns of…read moreparents when it comes to the safety standards of your children. They will go back and forth with you about what they feel is right for YOUR child. When you voice your concerns about negligent staff or teachers who speak to children aggressively, you're met with excuse on top of excuse. Notices are not sent to other classrooms when viruses are running around the school although many students have siblings/ relatives in other classrooms. They will still send your child (infant- preK) outside in poor weather conditions and will tell you that the state requires children to be outside everyday. In below freezing temps? Poor air quality? Light rain? Yes they will still force your child to go outside in those conditions regardless of how much YOU the parent has asked otherwise. Don't be fooled by the "five star" Google reviews. A large portion of those "5 star reviews" from the same time period were based off an email sent to "incentivize" staff members. Each "5 star review" would equal $100 to be divided among staff for a "Holiday Bonus". FYI if you're only creating an incentive boost your online rating, you know your facility is not what you present it to be. If it were, you wouldn't have so many visits from NCDHHS https://ncchildcare.ncdhhs.gov/childcaresearch

I'm so grateful for our experience with The Goddard School! When we moved to Charlotte, we…read morestruggled to find the right school for our 2nd grader. Fortunately, we found the GS right away for our littlest guy. We trusted GS teachers to help him learn and keep him safe, but they have truly cared for him. The owners are great and the staff is professional. We're headed to kindergarten now, but will never forget the time we spent with this sweet team! My little one is ready for 'big school' and it's because of the curriculum and programs offered by the GS. Thank you all!

This place is larger than it looks!…read more I came to an exercise class here that was a feature class. ( Not on the schedule) the class was great. But this review is of the location. It's kind of sketchy so hid valuables in car or bring inside. Problem: The air was non existent in the studio! Very hard to workout with little circulation. Please fix this asap!

It's taken me some time to get back to Yelp, but I knew I had to review this place…read more Dance is the 4th activity my child has tried. She went to another dance place, and it was good, but the commitment was just too much. Recitals, costumes, all the fees... the place I took my daughter to is only for the REAL committed dancers. I'm just looking or a place for my daughter to a. move around and burn some energy, but also b. she likes dancing, so this should be fun and she can learn a few easy technical moves at the same time. This ain't the place for that. What I do like is that while I cannot be in the room or by the room for my daughter and me to see each other, there are TV's on the wall for me to see what she is doing. BUT! I can't hear anything. I also liked the owner was around to greet people. And someone just dropped their little sister off and little girl didn't know where she was going. The owner took great care of her. He seems really nice. IMO and this is only my opinion, this is where some improvements could be made. 1. I thought I was signing my daughter up for a 3-4-year-old class. On the first day, I heard a child going to the same class say she was 6 years old. Yea, I think if a class is for 2-3 or 3-4, or 2-4; whatever, I think it should most certainly be for that age group only. The development and attention span of children varies greatly from one age group to the next. 2. My daughter's class was pretty big. Perhaps this is normal? There had to be maybe 10 or so kids in the class. Now, grant it, there were 2-3 teachers in the class, so I'm sure the ratio of teachers to students was up to par or beyond; however, one teacher is upfront teaching the moves, and the other two are really just doing the moves in other parts of the room for the kids to see. I didn't really see any direction. My kid was booored. There was too much stop and go and the "stops" would be too long of a break. The other teachers didn't really seem to be paying attention either. It was kind of annoying. 3. There was too much technical involved in dancing. For a 3 or 4-year-old, that's too much. They just want to jump around really. But if technical moves are going to be taught, perhaps the most up-to-date video dance moves should be reserved for maybe 5 and up. I would think they would learn maybe 3-4 short moves and work on that the entire class. I saw some kids kind of moving around all antsy, kind of not paying attention. 4. At the end of the class, they gave popsicles. POPSICLES! That's cute and all, but the class ends at like 7 PM. I don't need my child hopped up on sugar after I knew she was going to be worn out from the class before going to bed in like an hour. Plus, not every parent gives their child sugar, at least not artificial. Perhaps, an Honest juice is more appropriate. They're thirsty, maybe hot and need something to quench their thirst and there is very little sugar in it, but kids who don't eat too much sugar, like mine would still think this is a treat. I think this studio is good for the below individuals: 1. Those who have a background in dance 2. Those who are disciplined and focused, no matter the age 3. Adults who are looking to learn the latest moves, learn dance routines If you have an extremely active child, who needs to constantly move when doing an activity, like mine; this is probably not your place. I was told to give my daughter at least a few more classes as she would adjust, but nah. Not for a once a week course. She would need to do this at least 3-4 times a week to adjust; because then it would be a normal sort of everyday activity in her daily routine. My youngest child is more focused and chill. If she takes an interest in dance, she is fine being in a big group of kids, and I know that sugar is not going to make her hyper before she goes to bed, I would most definitely consider this place. I put my child in soccer.