Was a member growing up and it's such a special place! Great facilities, staff, and community…read more Excited to re join with little ones.

pretty disappointed. Stopped by to tour on a whim, which I understand not having an appointment…read morewhen people have schedules. However, the guy showed us everything that we wanted to see and then told me he would follow up with details. I've now called twice and have not gotten any contact back Considering I just want to join that's a disappointing approach.

I used to be an employee there. I worked there for 6 years. I quit in 2024. I started working there…read moreat 19 and quit right after I turned 26. I was constantly being put down when I asked them for a higher position, even though new employees were being given these higher positions. Also, during summer 2023 and 2024, new employees were either making the same amount per hour as me, or more! Even though I've been there longer, and have coached for more years than a lot of these new employees. I also have a bachelors degree in exercise science and nutrition, as well at a ACE-personal trainer certification, my qualification were well above many employees there. They even got on me about how I was coaching, but not getting on other employees who just laid around and didn't do anything during our shifts! Ive been in contact with some of the gymnasts parents of girls I used to coach, and unfortunately, many gymnast are either leaving this gym to come to my new gym, or another gym, because the gymnast feel like their not treated well. I am fortunate in that I'm a really nice coach, so a ton of parents still come to me about issues at this gym. Many of the coaches are not qualified, with the exception of a few. I have also recently heard about some racial and prejudice issues happening at this gym, or gymnasts being treated unfairly because of their age or level. I am glad I quit working here when I did.

I share the exact same sentiment about the DU Learn Gymnastics program. My girl has been stuck in…read morebeginner for months & is # 74 on the waitlist to get into their intermediate program. I have not had issues with the receptionist. Besides the waitlist, I dislike the coaches for beginner are just college kids in gymnastics or just a side job. They do not push the girls. It is more like gym class. I went to another gymnastics training facility & could not be happier with the actual coaching they are providing. I still like the summer camp for gymnastics they offer.

Offers sports leagues, social events, charity events, sports tournaments, concerts, parties, and…read moredeals / discounts at bars, restaurants, and to professional sports games. Sports leagues include bowling, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, softball, lacrosse, soccer, flag football, and more...

Not the greatest rec league organizing I've ever seen…read more Did a softball league through here, and tried to do a floor hockey league that got pushed over to SportsMonster because NOBODY but me signed up for the DSSC league. There were several payment issues with the floor hockey league (as payments had to be sent back and forth between the two sites, apparently) that did get taken care of relatively hassle free -- but we shouldn't have had the issues in the first place. The softball league was mostly okay, except for the inconsistency of the refs. They say that if you sign up and want to be placed with a team they will place you with a team, effectively creating a team of free agents -- but they don't. You won't hear from them (although you can call their office and they're reasonably prompt about getting back to you) until just before your league starts, or if there is a problem. Communication from the coordinators is sparse but usually happens if there's a change in schedule or plans. The prices are okay, but feel a little steep for what you're getting. Like other rec organizing services in the area, they probably just don't have the capital to improve functionality and hire dedicated resources for all of their leagues. Overall, working with DSSC left a bad taste in my mouth. I will probably use them again, because I don't know of any other good rec organizations in the area (all the city/town sites seem like crap) but I'm just going to be prepared for headaches, inconsistency, and adjust my expectations about 45 degrees lower. Feel free to try DSSC, you'll probably get to play, but it won't be the best experience you ever had. Oh, and if you do sign up, make sure you've got a full team before you start. Don't count on any extras being on the site just raring to join a team, they don't have many.

I dropped in during a short trip to Denver. I contacted Coach Nico the day before, to set…read moreeverything up. He was super responsive in answering emails. The day I arrived, he was very friendly, the place looked great, very clean and organized, and he was great to talk to. I went very early, so there were only a few people there but they were very nice and he checked up on me several times. Really nice platforms, Eleiko bars, the gym felt very open. If I lived here, I would definitely train here. Great place. Anytime we are in Denver, this will be the place I drop into.

Coach Nico is so knowledgeable and friendly. I get online club programming with support and decided…read moreto drop in today and he's genuinely a great guy and you can tell that he puts a lot of effort into his program and his members. I'm so excited to have started working with him!

This has been an awesome find! The coaches are fantastic and really engage with the kids making the…read moreclasses fun and informative. My kiddo is tired and happy at the end of class. The fields are spacious, clean, and well-maintained. There are plenty of places to sit to watch from all angles. I love that they also offer birthday parties with inflatables as well as a fully stocked snack bar (beer included!). The memberships are a fair price and I feel like we get our monies worth each week. There were so many time slots to choose from and classes starting at 18 mo. Definitely worth checking out if you have an active kiddo.

Our child wants to play soccer. Toca does a great job with both individual and group lessons…read more However, the club and its fields are not just dirty, but unsanitary. All sorts of refuse, including used bloody bandaids, litter the soccer fields. Just touring the rest of the facility, the entire club appears to be neglected. But, as I say, our child wants to play soccer...

A. Joke. If you like poor communication and poorly run…read moreorganizations, Play Mile High/ "Volo" is the right league for you. No one knows the rules. Everything is understaffed. Beyond frustrating.

Pure entertainment and fun. I had to cancel my Dave & Busters membership because I found something…read morebetter. All walks of life and I love it. Had some guy who was 50years old on my team and was hilarious (most people are 20s-30s). Some people are there to socialize, others think being amazing at Kickball will somehow make their father proud and forget the highschool disappointment of riding the bench. Some teams are super competitive to the point they dope like the Russian Olympic squad but also really chill teams and of course there are some hawties (like almost as good as those fake profiles on Bumble). You can't lose. I'd join, I made 22 new friends. Now i have a total of 19 friends (rounding down to the nearest prime number). Definitely worth the $$$.