Over the last 3 years I've watched my Daughter, grow and become and overcome through many different…read morechallenges both on and off the mats. Through the expertise of the leaders and staff she has gained confidence and high self esteem along with essential life skills and tools to navigate the world far beyond martial arts. It's a pleasure watching her advance and it's going to be awesome to see her earn her black belt.

Highly recommend this place, if your kid is interested in martial arts while having fun and making…read morefriends. My kid has been part of this place for 3+ years now. It has helped with self-esteem, discipline, and fitness. It is a family-owned business, and it feels like you're part of it.

My kids joined the 9am to 3pm summer camp for a week. The coaches didn't teach them anything: no…read moredemonstrations on how to shoot, dribbling, passing, nor correction on proper forms, none of that. I was there watching the camp several times during the day. Most of what I saw was coaches sitting on the bleachers on the phone, or standing there watching the campers but not engaging nor teaching them anything. My kids came back home and said that they didn't learn anything. The single week camp cost $500 per kid for a week for 6 hours a day. That's a really expensive kid-sitter in an open gym.

I signed up my son in this camp reading all the positive reviews. Moreover, this year's camp in…read moreBellevue, WA was advertised as "Summer 2023 special appearances. Some of the ABC top instructors from around the country are scheduled for this year." The reality was quite different... First, you usually expect some communication prior to camp start, like reminder, etc. But that's okay. The camp itself was described by my son as 'super low energy'. He felt like coaches didn't really want to be there, and didn't really do much besides giving drills, and free time shooting around or playing 1:1s and 3:3s. Coaches didn't attempt to fix any mistakes, etc. Looks like they were more into supercars, advertised at the desk. Not sure what happened with ABC top instructors and special appearances, but this was like night and day difference from a couple of other camps we did this summer.

It's not just a cheer gym! It's more Like a "Cheer Academy"! They are doing such amazing things at…read morethis gym. We drive a hour and 20 mins 4 times a week and it's worth it. We have been in the cheer world for over 7 years and you won't find a better gym in the PNW. It's a Family and we are blessed to be part of such an amazing program. HERO is very special so glad we found our forever cheer home!

The cheer program is great. Coaches are knowledgeable, practice floor has good equipment. My child…read moreloves the program. We move a lot and my daughter has been in many programs. This one is the best. The lobby/sitting area though needs to be cleaned though.

This is such an awesome space for a mix of drop-in community space and scheduled…read moreeducational/developmental fun. I used the free class trial offer to check out the baby wearing dance class and it was so fun. I'm still recovering from giving birth and I easily adapted the moves to what my body was able to handle, while still enjoying the connection and fun of dancing with other moms and our littles. The instructors brought great energy. The space itself is a great "make yourself at home" vibe. I can imagine it may get a bit crowded at popular days/times but was super convenient to navigate and find a place to park the stroller, then nurse my kiddo when I needed to. It feels like they've put a lot of consideration into what parents want/need from a place like this. I appreciate the variety of pricing options, from memberships to punch cards to single passes, especially since it's hard to predict our schedule these days. And access is linked to the kiddo, so partners and caregivers can take advantage of the space too. Will definitely be back!!

I discovered the Heybrook Seattle location recently with my 17th-month old. I was tired of…read morefrequenting spaces like coffee shops where there isn't really a spot to have her roam, and some other play areas in town have offerings that conflict with her nap time. Insert the Heybrook!... we were thrilled to have found the Clubhouse time and loved that we could come and go as worked for our schedule. We're excited to check out some classes soon, too. Our first impression was stellar and I wish we had checked it out sooner! The Heybrook is aesthetically beautiful, fun and safe for littles - and bonus that they have several toys we don't have at home! - they have coffee and good company for parents, and ample opportunity for young ones to socialize with each other. This place is a gift to the community, including the affordable cost with great value. Thank you, Heybrook!

We came to this swim school because it was recommended by our friends. My 4-year-old was afraid to…read moreput her face in the water, but even though the program isn't over yet, she's already much more comfortable in the water. Thank you, Trisha, for being so patient and kind. My daughter really likes you, and we're happy with her progress so far.

Great club to learn swimming around this area. The instructors are focused and try their best to…read moregive attention to each kid individually. My kid had a great experience with Instructors Jill and Trisha. They are friendly, communicative and take extra effort to make kids comfortable in the water. It's difficult to get in so make sure you sign up quickly as soon as the registration opens.

My son has been training here all year and I have noticed a difference in his strength and…read moreespecially his coordination. The staff are fantastic and he loves going to Sonic!

The team at Sonic is amazing. My7 year old did camp last year, drop in classes and is going back…read moreto camp this year with her sister. It's active, fun and my kids adore the coaches. They come home happy and tired. Win/Win.

The big building doesn't say Stod's on it like you'd expect a huge supermarket to but chances are,…read moreif you're in a huge parking lot, you're in the right place. When I was there the owner was the one working front desk and he was super friendly. Might not be your experience so I'll leave it at that, hopefully the rest of the staff are great too. Most of the folks coming to bat here seemed like grade schoolers and given I visited at the start of spring, perhaps it was season. Nevertheless, there were cages available for me and my buddy to bat at. We had to go into one of the faster cages but as a beginner I was able to hit most of what came my way. Once in a while the ball pitched with a bit of a different trajectory but nothing crazy. We did not have our own gear, you can borrow what they have at Stod's. Definitely would come again.

Great facility for batting practice, friendly staff! Highly recommend, and the price for batting…read morecage use is reasonable!

ETC offers a great community for adults to get back to tennis at all levels. The youth classes and…read moretournaments have been great for my family. We consider ourselves lucky to have an indoor public facility so close to home.

Just so it's out there, tennis is my main sport, but I played in a pickleball competition here and…read morewas disappointed. The "court" felt like a makeshift area, not suitable for proper pickleball play: a fire escape ladder and very little room on the sides made positioning and safe play difficult. It became obvious when opponents aimed intentionally at those tight areas to gain an unfair advantage. Of course they got it because I didn't want to skin myself on the concrete walls. Management shouldn't offer pickleball in spaces that aren't properly sized or safe just to maximize profits -- stick to tennis unless you can properly accommodate a good and safe experience.