The cages are great, good customer service, and great demo bats. 5 STARS I need 85 characters so…read moredon't mind this

I had a session with Jason today and it was wonderful. Love the game but when I was little (many…read moreyears ago) there was not softball for girls. I wanted to cross hitting a baseball off my bucket list. The price on the internet was $ 55.00 dollars for a session. I thought that was fair because I wanted to accomplish this even if I'm a senior. Jason was wonderful to me. My only and biggest complaint is the pricing. I was fully prepared to pay the $ 55 for the half hour when I booked the online appointment. When I arrived today, I was told it was $60.00. Not a big difference but you should have honored the price on the web site. I told the young man about the pricing difference but my complaints fell on deaf ears. I feel this is wrong and cheated. I would give Jason a 5 star rating but your customer service one star. Update 3/31/24. D Bat has done the right thing and refunded the 5 dollars to my credit card

Lindy is a great baseball man, the real deal. And he is there about every day and still works with…read morethe kids. He has a lot of good baseball people working hard to help kids get better. This is the club to come and join if you are new in town or looking for a place for your kid to improve and grow. They have multiple teams and excellent coaching. They also have great practice facilities at JP II and the centerfield academy. Highly recommend checking it out.

Good for practice or learning. My sons team comes here for hitting and pitching practice. I like…read morethe atmosphere, feels like a lot of baseball within the walls. Price is better than most in the area and it's super easy to get here

This is my son's second year at EWA Summer Camp. They are amazing with the kids! My son usually…read moreloses interest quickly in other Summer Camps, not here. They are very dynamic. The best, my little one always sleeps well after a day at EWA. The monthly Saturday Night out, AKA SNO on the website, is another amazing 4 hrs program.

We started going to EWA because I wanted to get my toddler in some extra activities outside of…read moreschool. We enrolled into Chloe's class that's Saturdays at 9am - my daughter loves it! My daughter was a little shy at first and hard to control (2 year olds) but coach Chloe worked with her and had a lot of patience with a class of 4+ 2 year olds kids. We're still attending the class 6 months later and my daughter has learned so much! She is more outgoing, listens much better and is so excited every Saturday to go to gymnastics! I gave 5 stars because of Chloe... the gym itself is open air so it gets hot. I wish they had more room for toddlers besides the 1 little room to the side that can become crowded and very hot if there's families with the kids attending the class.

Came here on a Saturday as a guest of a member. They don't provide any free trials/guest…read morememberships I guess. The gym was spacious, included an indoor/outdoor pool & waterpark, had a bag area, and plenty of machines and weights. Their facility was clean and did not appear crowded. They close at 6 pm on Sat, which is not something I am used to. My gym in Ca closes at 11pm on Sat & 10 pm on Sundays.

Great staff, clean and spacious, good value if you use it! Love the natural light and…read morefamily-atmosphere. Lots of workout machines, idk what they do, but they seem useful. Gets very busy, I like that it's all ages. My only 3 complaints are: 1. The randoms who watch their soap operas or whatever without headphones which adds unnecessarily to the noise level (the workout music is already too loud). People, if you bring your granny, buy her a headset. We have stuff we want to listen to, not her stuff. I'm a granny too, but I don't act like I'm the only person in the world. 2. Also people. Pipe down if you are on the phone. Nobody wants to hear your business. Keep it down Boss Baby, nobody cares you are working at the gym. 3. The hours are meh. It needs to be open longer on the weekend. How am I supposed to work out when I don't even get done running errands until 6?

I'm giving SafeSplash Prosper (University Dr) one star because of how they handle and communicate…read moretheir billing. I enrolled my toddler in weekly lessons that start on **May 9**, yet my card was charged **$155 on April 18**. In other words, I was charged in mid‑April for a full month of lessons that don't begin until May 9. Nothing in the online enrollment flow or the Prosper pricing section made that timing clear in a straightforward way. The location page highlights simple monthly prices (for example, $120 based on a 4‑week month billed monthly per class), but it does not clearly state, in plain language on that same screen, that: - You will be **charged immediately at enrollment** for a full month of tuition, even if your first lesson is weeks away, and - Ongoing tuition is then **billed in advance** of future months. I only understood what happened after I went searching and eventually found SafeSplash's Terms & Conditions / School Policies page. That page is not obvious from the location or pricing section; you either have to notice a generic "School Policies" link in the footer or go hunting via search. Once you get there, the key billing information is buried deep in a long, legal‑style document, written in dense policy language instead of clear, parent‑friendly English. Buried in that text is the explanation that they take your first month of tuition at enrollment and then bill monthly on the 25th for the following month's lessons. That policy might be acceptable if it were plainly disclosed where parents actually sign up. The problem--and the reason for this review--is how hard it is to discover and understand these terms before you see a charge. This review is a reaction to the lack of up‑front clarity: it should not require digging through a hard‑to‑find, legally worded policy page to learn that you'll be billed weeks in advance of your child's first class. Based on my experience of being charged in April for May lessons and then having to reverse‑engineer the policy after the fact, I do not find their billing communication transparent or parent‑friendly, and I would not recommend this location.

Love Safesplash! Coach Joey, Zoya and Zayed are great! My kids have learned so much in a short…read moreamount of time! They're attentive, fun, and made my kiddos feel comfortable. offered me a free class to see if I liked the class. My son fell In love with the classes and we've been coming ever since. He wants to invite his instructors to his birthday and are pretty much family at this point. The environment that audrey creates at the pool is fun and something different every day to spice things up for the kiddos. Can go on and on about this swim school.

Staff are very helpful and friendly. we have been with BB for a few months and progressed steadily…read more My daughter likes all of the coaches (she works with female only coaches) and they all love her. Management is helpful and attentive to my need to push her in certain areas and they take constructive criticism well. They're always trying to improve and asking what we like or don't about our time here. I have referred a couple friends and they also had positive experiences. At times the kids paired in the class don't seem to be as advanced as my kid and that can lead to slower times transitioning to the next exercise but overall we have had help with makeup classes, tailoring teaching methods to my kiddo and I've seen first hand how well they work with adaptive swim and special needs kids. I have done a lot of research on classes in the area and this is hands down the best option with the most flexibility and cost is reasonable. Best coaches for us have been Azul, Makayla, Patton, Natalie, and my daughter also likes Heidi however I feel they spend more time talking then learning so I have put notes in to limit that and redirect to skills work when it's just her and my kiddo in the pool. I don't like the 3 kids to 1 instructor but if the kids are all matched by skills and listen (it is a class. If your kids just wanna play or you can't get your kid to focus go to a public pool, don't waste my money and time with a coach having to constantly redirect your kid) it runs smoothly and each kid gets a solid 10min of swim time which is a decent time to perform skills and learn. We do 2x a week and that's better for us. The swim clinic seems to be more intensive and focused but I haven't tried it due to our schedule so I can't speak on that personally. Good luck and know that this is a key skill your kid NEEDS.

I enrolled my 5 year old child to learn to swim and after five weekly lessons he hasn't done…read moreanything but paddle in the water with some floaties and toys. It's not even one on one with an instructor. It can be three to one which whittles his 30 min "swim" time down to about 10 min. I requested to end his lessons knowing they require a thirty day notice and then they claimed they didn't receive a withdrawal request. They also don't like to let you change days of the week. I work as a nurse and don't get the same days off every week. When I requested a different day of the week they pushed my withdrawal date back even farther and it will be more like 40 days, not 30. All they want to do is keep collecting that monthly payment, not teach your kid to swim. What a waste of money and time.

As a parent who had been waiting since my daughter was two for the chance to attend All4, I was…read moreexcited when a location opened near our home in Prosper. After months on the waitlist, we were thrilled to start. Unfortunately, our first day didn't meet expectations. The facility was smaller than anticipated and felt overcrowded. With literally all four sessions happening at the same time, it was truly hard to hear, and cheer seemed to take over most of the space while gymnastics was pushed off to the side. The front desk staff was kind, but the coaching approach lacked warmth. As a first-time student there, my daughter received little guidance and was expected to immediately know what to do. A more welcoming environment would have made a big difference. We decided to withdraw her the same day. What concerned me most was that no one followed up after we paid for the month but never returned after only one day. it signaled a lack of care about the family experience. We'll be returning to her previous gym, where she feels more supported. Wishing this business the best, but it wasn't the right fit for us.

The Coaches, staff and owners all work hard to ensure a great learning experience for all athletes.read more

My son loves his KidStrong class. Great way to get energy out. Coach Courtney and Coach Chris are…read moreawesome! They encourage and motivate the kids!

This is an amazing place for kids. I love how positive the coaches are, they encourage the kids,…read moreare so kind, and seem to really enjoy working there. My son is 6, and loves going to class, loves that personal attention. Coaches always call the kids by name, they facilitate interaction between the kids and teach social skills in an upbeat way. Lots of awards and leveling up which at first I thought it was a bit much but once my son got called up for an award and I saw how proud and excited he was, I was sold on the awards. It's wonderful exercise too and connects exercise to a good time.