In January, the "email signature" stated:…read more "To manage your payment method, visit 'your card dashboard'" (a link that removes your card) OR "contact Extra Effort Sports LLC using the information above" (which only included their company name and business mailing address). In the February email, the "email signature" was updated, and that section was removed. Now, the only option to delete your card profile is hidden within the invoice they sent in February--a new addition they didn't have in January (for disclosure, I signed up in December). So, between the two renewals, there are multiple deviations. If you click "pay invoice" in the invoice email--which is sent the same day they charge you, and 40 minutes before they do--you can access an option to remove your card info. In both the previous January method and the current February method, you receive no notification that your card was removed successfully; you only see a confirmation screen upon doing so. Even when you remove your card info, they still have your card number, which they manually write down on your sign-up sheet. This number may or may not be charged by them regardless. The paid invoice states " Card on file or keyed in manually", so who knows... Not only do they instruct you to come in, call, or text, but they also state that if non-payment is made for five consecutive days, the membership will be canceled (which I had intended by card info removal), and a rejoin fee will need to be paid to restart the recurring service. With all that being said, you have to trust that if you do remove your card info--since you do NOT get a notification when doing so--they will not charge your card using the card information taken at sign-up. I reached out to them, and an owner I spoke with was, to say the least, condescending. She also sent a closing statement via Facebook chat before blocking me: "I hope you are satisfied with taking advantage of a small business. Blessings to you." This was sent following my message: "It's unfortunate that, had I been in a debilitating circumstance and charged indefinitely, there would be no recourse. However, I understand that you may be struggling for the $61, so it seems you need the $280+ more than we do. I wish you all well in your potential growth." So I'm confused as to where we're the ones taking advantage of a small business when we're the ones who continued being charged for a service we had removed payment for and did not use, but are being refused a refund. Blessings to you! *Response to "business" - I stated when you you remove your card information you're told it was successfully removed. You do not receive a notification of any kind when doing so for your "business" so one would assume like any "business" you cancel slash remove payment for the service stops once your paid for month runs out after removing your info. So why would I contact you when I removed payment, why would I worry that I would be charged when I already removed payment, why would I micro manage my account with you all when I already did the necessary step to make sure it didn't continue. Maybe your old link via the January email didn't inform you hence the reason you removed it and chose to not have it there. When I checked to make sure my card info was removed already from the account there is no direct way to check other than answer a question on the site. Maybe that sent you an updated card removal, but either way I had removed it in January nonetheless. You are correct I did contact my bank already, but that doesn't change the fact that I have the freedom of speech and everyone else has a right to know if they search your "business" up what the "expectations" are... although you seem to change those to your liking. As you said, cardholders must come in and cancel, but then rebuttal with you can call, text, or email, or not pay for 5 days... I don't know. Again, Blessings to you!

First class facility. EE is a great place to hit, pitch, and field. Awesome family owned businessread more

My kids and I have been taking lessons here for 3 years now and I can't say enough good things…read moreabout Lee Floyd and Chris Peek. They are both super passionate about tennis, their passion comes through in their coaching. There is no question they love what they do. They offer a group lessons and private lessons for all levels. When I first started I had zero ball sports experience and to say the least I was terrible. Thanks to their patience and amazing coaching skills I sort of look like I know what I'm doing , I now play on several USTA league teams and I even win sometimes. These guys are great for advanced players too and the group clinics are a lot

The preschool play time is great. Reasonably priced. Better than Pack Athletic's in that the…read moresmaller space allows parents to engage in conversation while kiddos can safely play. The workers I engaged with were all super nice and great with kids.

I had such a great time enjoying this studio. Phones weren't allowed in class, but I enjoyed flying…read morehigh and getting a low impact workout in. The class was full, the instructor was pleasant, and this gym offered so many levels you can grow into. It makes you want to come back for more. The instructor took her time in explaining the movements and repeated herself a few times to let it sink in. This is the most fun I've had during a workout!

My coworker and I had the best time at Fly High. The owner, Erika, is so sweet and the instructors…read moredo a great job making sure everyone is comfortable. It was really great to switch up my workout routine and do something new. I will certainly be back! Highly suggest grabbing a friend and doing a 2 week trial!

This place is a true gem of Mount Pleasant. As a former black belt in Tae Kwon Do in my formative…read moreyears, I wanted a more tangible skill set for my son. He has surged in his confidence and focus in all areas - quite noticeable at school and home. Alberto is a true sage teacher. My son reacts incredibly well to his humble patience, yet fatherly command of the class. Alberto demonstrates a sincere respect for the kids and masterfully identifies their strengths and gaps, which is evident in his individual instruction. This is a place to give your time and energy to. It's special.

I trained at this gym for approximately 335 days and progressed to a fourth-degree white belt…read moreduring that time. When I first joined, the experience was genuinely positive. The coach was supportive, motivating, and made learning jiu-jitsu feel welcoming and exciting. In the beginning, I felt encouraged and believed I had found a place where I could grow, improve, and be part of a team. Over time, however, the environment changed for me. I began having ongoing issues with a small group of students who were openly unwelcoming and dismissive. Simple attempts to be included--such as walking up to join a conversation--were often met with people bluntly walking away. This created an isolating atmosphere and made it difficult to feel like I belonged. The situation became especially frustrating during rolling. It was never a matter of me refusing to roll. In reality, certain students consistently did not want to roll with me, yet the issue was repeatedly framed as if I were the problem. Despite my efforts to handle the situation respectfully, the blame continued to fall entirely on me. I tried to communicate my concerns and hoped for guidance or mediation, but instead I felt increasingly singled out. Rather than addressing the behavior of everyone involved, the focus shifted almost exclusively to scrutinizing my actions while overlooking how other students were treating me. This imbalance made the situation feel unfair and discouraging. Jiu-jitsu is meant to teach respect, discipline, and accountability--both on and off the mat. Unfortunately, those values were not consistently reflected in the culture here. What once felt like something I looked forward to became emotionally draining and stressful, ultimately leading me to leave after nearly a year of dedication. This gym may work for some people, but for those looking for a supportive, inclusive environment where conflicts are handled fairly and respectfully, I would strongly recommend researching other options before committing.

I have had the privilege of training with Coach Ron for several years now. You'd be hard pressed to…read morefind someone as passionate and dedicated to his art. His years of experience, training, and ability to reach children at their level are truly amazing. If your child is interested in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Coach Ron is definitely your man! Enroll them today and watch your kid grow and learn! Go Titans go!

The Summerville soccer club is perfect for those players that desire improvement in all areas of…read moresoccer. There's no comparison to the YMCA, where there it's more just for beginners. SSC has great coaching, plenty of practice times, generally 3-4 times a week. Plus, they actively compete against other leagues across the state and tricounty area.

This is an excellent gym for learning mixed martial arts. It is led and owned by a veteran of the…read moreUS Navy who is totally committed to his gym, winning multiple awards and championships. This is A great locally owned business centrally located in Summerville.

The lowball reviews seem a little simplistic . I've known Dwight for a number of years now, and…read moretook his classes until I was in a wreck. He's an awesome instructor and knows how to run a business. He supports the community from law enforcement to women's defense, to fund raisers supporting the military. As with any business that has a monthly membership, it's assumed you're attending unless you cancel your membership in person. Even Planet Fitness requires you to cancel in person. Instruction-wise, he's had a number of students go on to win first place at the many competitions he requires his students to attend before being promoted to a new belt. You don't have to compete at all of the competitions, but you do need to compete at one. I'm good with this because a competition is the only place a fighter can fight a total stranger, which is usually the main reason a person wants to get into a self defense class in the first place. He teaches legitimate self-defense. This isn't an after-school self esteem building school for your kid. Whether you're a child or an adult, you're going to be fighting each other and learning how to put knuckles on foreheads.