My kids love this place!! Great classes that keep the kids entertained while they're learning…read more Coach Jason and Coach Mike are amazing with my 3 year old and 5 year old. My kids ask me all week is it soccer night. The music, the games, the coaching all make for a great evening each week. The only thing they need to make it better is WiFi for the parents. If you want your kids to develop the necessary skills to stick with soccer I would recommend sending them here before putting them in a rec league.

Great soccer place for kids! We have had several coaches and they all have been great! It's a…read morereally nice facility with friendly staff. They make soccer fun for little ones! Easy online sign up and they offer a great variety of class times and days!

If you've got young kids who are interested in soccer, I can't recommend this place enough! The…read morestaff is not only knowledgable about soccer, but about early childhood education. The coaches know just how to get each child involved and feeling confident and successful. My daughter who is (not quite) 2 takes a class where each child is partnered with an adult. My son, age 3 (almost 4) has taken for about a year in a class where parents watch from across a wall. And not just any wall, I might add. I totally appreciate that it's a clear half wall, so my littlest one can watch her big brother and has learned so much, and the top half is netting to keep the balls safely on the field but let parents talk with their kids. I know mine needed some encouragement in the beginning. The field itself is artificial turn and indoors. The facility has adequate heating, but gets very hot in the summer with a/c, so there are large garage doors that can open and let in a breeze. Temperature aside, I appreciate that it's indoors because they can never get rained out. And in fact in the winter, they seem to never get snowed out either! Class begins with a personalized roll-call, a little chat with the coach, and a warm-up freeze game. They do organized stretching and learn gross motor coordination and balance. Next, the kiddos run through an agility drill, get a water break (they get so excited for this!!), do an aerobic drill, (more water!!) and finish up with a game of sharks and minnows. My son isn't always comfortable doing activities in group sessions without his parents, but the coaches really knew how to make him comfortable. Now he's so excited for soccer every week and participates happily and confidently!

We signed our three year old son up for classes here, and they ARE fun. But I'm not sure who's…read morehaving more fun - my son or my husband. They boy is the quiet shy type, but he does participate here with some assistance from my husband. I do like their activities and it gets my son running around. It's a casual, low pressure type of atmosphere, and his teacher seems to be very sweet.

We train here with Michael Flynn privately and occasionally in his goalkeeper academy group…read moresessions. He has taken so much care to develop my son to the fullest potential and honestly think Mikchael one of the biggest assets to Superkick. Excellent facility and staff.

From the owner: Our sports complex offers much more than your typical gym. With over 60,000 square feet of…read moreSprintTurf grass, multimedia conference rooms, and an expansive selection of equipment, our field house is the perfect space to train. Whether you're looking to join an indoor soccer league, receive customized training from a personal trainer, or sign your child up for one of our soccer programs, we have it all here. Check out our website and register today.

This past weekend I was again thrilled to be up in Dayton with my daughter, son-in-law and 2…read moregrandchildren. They live in Fairborn near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. My almost 4 year old grandson really enjoys riding his scooter and his balance bike (with no pedals) all through the neighborhood. We went out several times to do this and his favorite destination was to go to Wedgewood Park. It's a small community park that we can access at the end of a dead end street. Cars can also drive to it. There is a decent size parking lot and a jungle jim with 3 different size slides, tennis courts, soccer field and a swing set with both baby and kid size swings. Until recently the swing set and jungle jim were closed off due to covid-19. The park is seperated from the nearby homes by a cluster of trees. It's location makes it a perfect local play area for the neighborhood! Until next time be kind to each other and stay healthy. @yelpcincy @wedgewoodpark @Fairbornohio #familyfun #communitypark

I love three blocks away but had no idea this park was here until we happened upon it on a walk…read moreearlier this week. It has a parking lot, soccer field, basketball court, swings, a play ground and a shelter with picnic tables. I'm just grateful to have a place where my toddler can run, jump, climb and swing!

Local indoor soccer facility. It's clean and well run. Parking is not a problem but can get…read morecrowded when several games let out.

Signed up for the toddler practices and games. The games are good but the practices are so…read moredisorganized. They have 4-5 coaches on the field but only seem to notice that the kids don't know what's going on. Only tell one or two kids what to do then letting the other kids struggle. Maybe for adults it's more organized, but it's definitely not a place for kids. Between the adults drinking a ridiculous amount of alcohol in a little amount of time then proceeding to drive home with their kids. They pick and choose what people can have "extra" people in there even though it is supposed to be a limit of 1 person per player.

Parking: This location has a large private parking lot with…read moreplenty of spots to choose. I have never had an issue finding parking. They also have a police camera in the lot to deter crime. Front Desk: The staff at the front desk are not overly friendly, but they were competent at their job. I would rather have competent employees than friendly. All players must scan their player barcode when entering, fyi. Complex: They have three indoor soccer fields to choose from with artificial turf. The fields were well maintained. They have several bathrooms that were always clean. Upstairs they have a small bar for drinks and snacks. They also have a small OrthopedicOne Branch of medical workers that will assist if a player gets injured. Conclusion: This is a great place to play indoor soccer. I signed up for a free agent league this past season and I loved it. However, I haven't played since college, so my body did not love it and I completely tore my Achilles. Thanks Resolute for setting up the games, leagues, and just existing. I had a great time.

Year 3 at this complex and once again very impressed, 3 well maintained pitches and a full bar if…read moreyou feel like a drink and TV's to keep up with the sport's world!

There isn't a chance I would have signed up for a men's indoor league at Soccer First if I knew how…read morelittle they consider your feedback. I am totally fed up with the officiating. Therefore, myself and another player tried to file a formal complaint; the response was underwhelming. They wouldn't let us speak to the facility's manager because she was "too busy," and some 50-year-old dude came out and began conversing with us. He asked us what was wrong, and we cited some obvious instances. For example, we talked about the referee texting during our game, calling a foul when not looking, not giving a card on a breakaway foul, sustaining injuries we have faced from poor game management, and drinking before games by other teams. All of these complaints were blatantly disregarded by him. Instead, this managerial figure, which is a generous term, choose to respond to the one complaint of mine that referred to the opponents player not retreating to their half after a goal was scored. Apparently, this is legal even though I said something directly to the referee before the ball was kicked. Anyway, he gave me a blank white piece of paper to write down my complaints in spite of me asking to file a formal report. I could tell from his patronizing tone that he did not give a flying you-know-what about our complaints. So, I ultimately handed the guy back his blank paper and said, "you aren't going to do anything about it." To which the fake manager replied something to the effect of, "you will never go anywhere with that attitude." The absolute brazen approach to openly disrespect patrons is both disgusting and invokes a strong-indignant feeling by Soccer First. It is readily apparent to me that they have no regard for player safety, and they simply care about padding their bottom line.

This company is one of the worst when it comes to hiring referees. They constantly show up late and…read moreextremely unprofessional when it comes to calling a game. For one of the championship games, they failed to secure a single referee!! How does that happen for a CHAMPIONSHIP GAME?? Instead they bring along some dude in sweat pants and a hoodie, like they just called their cousin Johnny who played soccer in high school! And here's the kicker (pun intended).. the so called "ref" states that since he's not only ref, he's "not going to call offsides"!? If you're looking for a sports provider for soccer, I would highly recommend looking somewhere else. Absolutely terrible.

Very clean facility with lots of restrooms and seating! The fields are full length and are in great…read moreshape and very well maintained! The concession stand is large with lots of options available! The fresh popcorn is a hit with our 3 year old Maverick! Lots of candy machines, claw games and games to keep the kids busy! Several claw machines are $1 and they are play till you win! Maverick had lots of fun winning a rubber ducky on the claw machine and our twins had fun winning balls on another claw machine! The soccer league is well organized with competitive teams making the games lots of fun to watch! For the past couple of years we have played indoor at Town & Country and this is our first session at River's Edge and we are definitely loving it so far!

My first review was so long I forgot to tell you how dirty everything is. It easy to see all the…read morethe food and garbage on the floor around the seating area where the concession stand and the video games. When you look at the floor the first thing you think is what day of week is cleaning day. It might be once a month. Use the bathroom at your house before you leave. I don't girls bathroom is like but the men's bathroom is disgusting. When you are need to use one of the 3 sit down toilets don't sit. If you need toilet paper it's usually on the ground and soggy wet. I am a clean freak. For me to get cellulitis that started as a bacteria infection is the unthinkable. This really did happen to me and I know it came from the RiversEdge. When I arrived at the facility I needed to change into my uniform. I was sitting on the bench in the bathroom and when I stood up I had to make a little extra effort. There was thick sticky layer of??????? On my shorts. They stuck to my legs during my game. My teammates/friends were making fun of me. 3 days later I started getting a rash on my leg. It was more than a rash. It felt like my leg was resting in a fire pit. Most pain I have ever experienced. I went to the doctor to find out I had cellulitis that started from bacteria. It was winter and the only time I wore shorts was when I played soccer. The doc checked the rest of my body. He told he was sorry to tell me this but it looks like your stomach it's on your stomach. The pain process was just starting to get better. 2 days later my stomach was on fire. lol at the pictures. He should use the cash he doesn't claim to hire a cleaning service and buy a couple cans of Disinfectant spray. At least try.

Field of Dreams meets volleyball…read more Apparently, someone thought, "If you build it, they will come". Well they built it and we came. Actually, lots of volleyball players and their families came. There were 32 teams split between two simultaneous tournaments. With eight volleyball courts, you can do that. I attended a two-day volleyball tournament at Game Time recently and it's a nice facility. It can get hot inside, even though it was only 50 degrees outside. There is currently no visible, full HVAC system, but there are heaters, fans, and doors to open. There are 8 volleyball courts, one set of bathrooms, a food stand, water fountain, custom Tshirts, and corn fields surrounding the place. I wouldn't think there are lots of volleyball players in the area, but apparently there are. Who knew? The courts are in good condition and if you don't like the food they offer, you can drive to McDonald's or Subway within 10 minutes. This was my first trip to Urbana Ohio and the houses and landscapes are beautiful. Maybe I'll retire here.