My daughter has played two summers doing their beach program and absolutely loved it! Owner and…read moreCoach Bosco, brought back the love of the sport to her and I am grateful!

My daughter has played for 4 clubs and Panther's Volleyball is her favorite. This is the first club…read morewe're the girls on her team are ALL really sweet and nice girls. The coaches are very personable and make practices fun and push the girls in Powers too perform at their best. Even during covid, the club has done an exceptional job at trying to accommodate the state and RMR restrictions while also understanding how important it is for the girls to maintain their skills and athletic abilities. We couldn't be happier!!

Would not join this club. Will not allow 10 year old girls to stay with their parents when…read moretraveling. Requires they stay with the team regardless of age difference. Owner is rude and quite disrespectful.

I wanted to take the time to explain my rating for this volleyball organization. I have seen posts…read morelately that just are not simply true. This has been nothing more than an attack on the club out of anger that something did not go their way. This is far from what I have experienced over the years. My daughter was a part of this club for most of her childhood. She was involved with Spikes all the way through H.S. I did get communication from the coaches and owner/coach, even to the point where I had to say, "You do know you are telling us everything 3 times". He then went on to explain why he does this. Over time I learned why often there are others who either forget, do not listen, or desire to manipulate what has been said. Having been with this organization for some time now, I have learned that yes, the owner/coach can be outspoken at times. This is not different from any coach I have experienced, having been an athlete myself. I have been in physical therapy for over 30 years, along with being a part of a large research and development of performance improvement and sports injury prevention program, specifically for female, adolescent athletes. Every girl out there is somebody's "Princess" as mine of course was and always will be. This did not mean she was given a "pass" on anything when it came to the team and coaching. This is all during the time that I became the vertical trainer for the team, and an assistant coach. This owner is fair, and consistent. As a coach and trainer, my daughter was not an exception. I approached this owner after approximately 2 years of watching my daughter with this organization and the coaches. It was my decision to approach this due to what I was seeing. What I had, and have seen, is an owner and coach, along with other coaches, that do this because they love it. He keeps prices down, he is fair, he will try to help when able and does care about the girls not only being a better player, more importantly being a part of the community that helps develop a stronger person for the future. Many may not know it, or understand him, I do know he has a heart of gold. That is why I became a part of this organization. Thank you to the Jumpstart and Spikes volleyball organization not only because it helped develop my daughter into a sturdier person, it has also given me opportunity to make a difference in a manner that counts so much to all of us. James Estes

Our seven-year-old was so excited to try Gymnastics but then after leaving the sessions in tears…read moreseveral times we finally quit. Instead of making it fun the instructors were trying to have her do things that were too difficult. Maybe if you start out super young it would be OK. Now she hates gymnastics.

No opportunity for drop-in pickle ball. If you sign up for a spot online you can walk in 20-30…read moremins after the scheduled start time. A fix to this is if you're 5 min late the spot opens up for others that drop-in.

This is our first year with RMSA, and it's been an up and down season so far…read more We signed our daughter up for Rec, and we understand that Rec is not the same as competetive. But this is from their website under the Red link: INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM ( U-9 U-10 ) This program starts to develop players for the competitive program. There is a greater demand on the players both mentally and physically as more advanced methods are introduced. These players will have a well trained staff and age appropriate activities to guarantee player development for higher levels of the game. Our coach is a nice guy, but he doesn't possess the soccer knowledge that we were expecting. Upon contacting the office, they said that this is not part of their Rec requirements, so the website is very misleading in terms of ability levels. That being said, our team has been completely outmatched in their first 3 games. The skill of other teams is far ahead of our team. Maybe it's just bad luck or something, but it doesn't feel like RMSA is on the same level of other Rec teams. The admin is working to correct things though. They have worked to sign up additional girls, and we were actually able to have subs for the first time today, and I believe that they may be sending some of their other coaches to help out. This post is an update from a previous one after our first two weeks giving them 1 star. I will look to update as the season goes on, and issues arise or are resolved.

It is a shame because the kids in the league deserve better. Our kids spent that last two seasons…read morewith this league. While our experience was not completely bad, I would caution families of what they are signing up for. We had a good experience with the coaches, however, I will say that Hispanic families are treated a little better. Even the administrative staff has been quoted as saying the "United States sucks... Mexico is better." If you carefully see who is writing the favorable ratings on Google, you will see a trend. Regardless, this league is not organized. One may think with an administrative staff that has worked there for so long they would know the ins and outs of how to streamline operations, and provide families information more timely. They expect team manager volunteers to go above and beyond all the time. On top of it, when volunteers try to get answers for other parents, the administrative staff will either ignore the questions or forget to answer, despite getting numerous calls, texts or emails. Additionally, this administrative office won't take suggestions from parents, but this is a good way to get removed from volunteer team manager duties for those looking to get out of getting the constant run around and thankless role. While this league touts costing less than other leagues, I would say this league struggles to collect money from families, and pass the cost on to families who do pay. They will also collect money to hold practices in indoor facilities when weather is bad, however, half the time the administrative office failed to secure the facilities as some paid for practices that ended up being cancelled. Ultimately the cost ends up being around the same as other leagues, with no real savings and more time is spent on trying to collect money or answers. RMSA's administrative staff assumed responsibility of collecting money, after dismissing the team manager of one of our kids team 3/4 of the way through the season for providing suggestions. Even months after season ended, the administrative staff was still trying collect money from families for the past season. While surprising, but not shocking, there is a Google review that mentions the league trying to collect from debt 5 years ago. If the family paid or didn't pay, shouldn't the RMSA administrative staff be held accountable after not doing anything for so long? Why are they trying to collect for something 5 years ago? Sounds terrible but maybe somebody is trying to cover their tracks for being sloppy. I end this review with the following question. Does this sound like an organization that knows what they are doing?

Came here for a work event and had a great time. One of the owners set us up on three courts, gave…read moreus a run through of the rules, and had us doing easy to follow tournament style games. He watched the games and helped everyone understand the rules as we played. The facilities are really nice. Lots of courts and space to sit down and store items. Would definitely come back and play again.

A warning to men who are thinking about joining the Epic HR location. Their advertising says "we…read morehave leagues for everyone". Actually, no they do not! Most of the league times are taken up for women's leagues. Nothing wrong with that IF they had the same for men. But the only men's leagues they have are 4.0 and 4.5 DUPR leagues. I joined specifically to be in a men's league at a reasonably close location. When there weren't any and I called about it they suggested I try the Littleton location because they didn't get enough participants for 3.0- 3.5 leagues. Well, I joined HR because it's convenient and I'm not interested in taking more time to drive a lot farther. Oh BTW, when I visited HR, they advertised a great special for a reduced rate. But went I tried to sign up, they said the rate was only good at the Littleton location. So let's review: they charged me more to join the HR location - but don't have leagues for me; then they told me to go to Littleton, but they wouldn't give me that price to join at HR. See anything wrong with this picture?? BUYER BEWARE!

Fun place to play volleyball and meet new people. It's a relaxed atmosphere and they offer clinics…read morefor beginners. People here are nice and happy to help also.

I've played competitive VB for many yrs and if I can have grass I'll take whatever I can get! This…read moreis a great place with all different level of play. Nice bar and tons of indoor outdoor courts. Staff is nice, community is GREAT!

Beck Rec Center has been permanently closed for over two years now. It use to be run by an awesome…read moregroup of front desk employees and the leadership team was excellent.

My son started swim class today at Beck Rec Center - I hope things get better. It wasn't an awful…read moreexperience, but it wasn't great either. The class itself was good. The time leading up to class was absolute chaos though. There were a set of classes that ended at 10:15 and then another set that started at 10:15. I would estimate probably well over 75 kids were either in the pool or on the pool deck - plus all the parents. Once it was time to start the next set of classes it was a nightmare trying to dodge kids getting out of the pool. I feel like there should be a better way to transition from class to class time. All-in-all it wasn't a terrible experience. We will see how the rest of the classes go.

I've come by to check out the Bennett Recreation Center a handful of times since moving to Bennett…read more Safe to say it's a solid "A-OK" for me. Star #1 - Theres a wide variety of equipment available for use! Heck there's even a pool! Star #2 - They offer a selection of classes and leagues! Star #3 - Prices are reasonable! You can get just a day pass for $3.25, ten visit punch card for $29.25, twenty visit punch card for $58.50, or varying levels of membership depending in your needs. While I don't go to the Bennett Recreation Center often - I am glad to have it available to mix up my workout routine!

I love this rec center honestly. This is my little gym spot whenever I visit my grandparents. It's…read morebeen $5/day for me as a visitor. Coming from the gym madness in Los Angeles, it feels like a personal gym! The weight equipment is older but well taken care of. It's a small weight room, but they've got everything you need to get a full workout in. I've gone a handful of times and it's usually pretty empty (early morns/mid day). Anytime I see any sort of traffic, it's usually the people coming from the classes they offer. I haven't checked out the pool, but the basketball courts are solid whenever I want to get some shots up. Someone let me know if/when they ever have any solid pickup runs here!! Overall, I love coming here when I come to take a break from the city. The employees have always been very nice and welcoming.