I just want to say, I've never experienced such an amazing soccer club like this one. My son Henry…read moreand I always had trouble looking for a good soccer club, we've gone through 3 so far and have not found a match until we found FC united. Not only has my son improved in his skills but he has also really opened up with the team and the coaches. I recommend this club to any soccer parents looking for a very welcoming and aspiring club ! Shoutout to Sandra for being great to us!

This is a great Soccer Club in the Bronx. They treat you like family and get you situated with all…read moreyou need.

Such awesome coaches and very respectful to children and parents. I absolutely love FC United! the…read moreprices are amazing next to these other guys. They really care for your kids. My sons love playing on their team and I love keeping them busy. Great people & wonderful teammates! *Hands down*

Not pleased with the coaching staff. Expensive program for for once a week. Girls aren't welcome to…read morethe program. Rude coaches not very welcoming.

From the owner: Alba FC (AFC) has a mission to provide the girls and boys of the Bronx and surrounding communities…read morewith a more affordable and still competitive sports organization that allows them to excel and grow as players and people

I came to New York Indoor Sports Club when my boyfriend challenged me to a match of ping pong. Even…read morethough he had competed in the Junior Olympics when he was younger, I decided anyway to come here and try out my ability. We both live in Flushing near Main St., so NYISC was a perfect place for us to travel to. The club inside was spacious and clean. Some of the staff greeted us as soon as we walked in and gave us a thorough and in-depth description of all the membership services and fees for ping pong games/coaching. The actual tables are professional-grade, and there are actually plenty of them spread throughout an enormous indoor facility. I liked the feel of the high ceilings while I played (or at least ATTEMPTED to play haha). Even though this place was popular on a weeknight around 7-8pm, the size of the facility didn't make me feel cramped. Checking out the rest of NYISC, I saw an indoor soccer field - which is a rare sight in a place such as Flushing. I don't play soccer, but I would recommend this space for soccer teams and friends looking to play a match or serious game. My boyfriend and I also wandered to the 'Pro Shop' in the sports club. They sold all different professional ping pong products from brands such as Butterfly (famous ping pong product manufacturer). We didn't purchase anything, but I did sign up for private lessons with one of the renowned & accomplished coaches. The pricing was for a set of 10 lessons and were more than affordable. The coaches were all world ranked, and have competed in Olympics, etc. Maybe one day I'll be able to at least keep up in a game with my boyfriend, lol. LAST THING: People here are very open and friendly. If you come on a weeknight like us or a weekend, there will always be staff to help you and fellow players/students to meet/interact with :) One person saw my extreme lack of ping-pong skills and kindly helped me out a bit the first time I came to NYISC -___- lols I will definitely be returning

The best table tennis club in Queens with the best coaches. The lighting is good , a lot very…read morefriendly player in this club . The best thing is taking lessons from the number one world class coach Liu Juan . You will improve your table tennis skills a lot .

Great program and great teachers/trainers. They truly provide a fun and amazing soccer experience,…read moreteaching each kid how to play. My daughter loves FIT SOCCER KIDS

This is the best soccer program in NYC and everyone knows it! if you haven't enrolled your little…read moreones here yet, then you are missing out! the coaches are kind, patient AND talented! they understand FAMILIES and they have SOCCER SKILLS!! love this organization!

Terrific park; glorious history, and outstanding facilities…read more Gaelic Park is owned and operated by Manhattan College, but it is still used by the community for Gaelic sports. It's great to see an effort being made to preserve Irish culture. As far as I know, the park is open to public when there are no games/practice in action.

I've never heard of Gaelic Football until my Irish friend Owen asked my gf and I to join him. It…read morewas EPIC!! I felt like I wasn't even in NYC anymore. You walk into the the stadium and it seems a little sketchy, but then you get past the ticket booth and your in a small slice of Ireland. Your surrounded by thick burly accents, heavy alcohol aromas mixed with delicious traditional food, and you're bombarded by the words "cunt", and "bastard". All in an Irish good time. Long story short though, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I now love the game of Gaelic Football and have new respect for the Irish culture. Don't think I could've hd a better time with any other culture in this setting.

I have volunteered with South Bronx United as a coach since 2015 and as part of their Supporters…read moreClub (Junior) Board of Directors since 2021. I continue to work with the organization to support its ongoing positive impact to the south bronx community and its youth, providing healthy outlets for developing soccer skills and academic achievements.

From the owner: Indoor soccer classes and birthday parties available for toddlers, children, and teens at the SBU…read moreClubhouse, the only location in the area like it! South Bronx United also offers a variety of other youth programs, community services, and space rentals. Learn more.

I've played in these leagues for over a year now, so it kind of hurts to leave a bad review since…read moremy time hasn't been completely awful. However, as some reviews have pointed out, the refs can be very bad and make very biased calls. I've been ran into full speed in the back on breakaways, challenges that could've seriously injured me, only for the ref to call it a fair challenge. Meanwhile, if I challenge someone shoulder to shoulder in a fair play, it's called a foul if my opponent flails enough and looks at the ref. If I were you, I'd avoid Bedford Armory and Lower East Side, where I had experiences with those bad refs. The Brooklyn Bridge one was ok maybe 30% of the time (literally gave me a yellow card for defending his call while ignoring the entire opposing team hollering at him for it). The officials tend to ref the same fields every week. You risk getting injured due to the random nature of their officiating and inability to control games. I'm not sure if it's due to improper training or bias towards certain groups of players and favor towards others as some have pointed out. Whatever it is, it is completely unacceptable for me personally. My dad tore his ACL playing in his adulthood -- I don't want that to happen to me. I may try one more season if a good discount ever rolls around again, but I think I'll see how the refs and players are like around the other NYC leagues afterwards before deciding to come back ever again. It is what it is. I don't expect this review will be received by ownership well, but idrc at this point. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Please remember that before you crash out on this, Tarek.

Ok I didn't think I needed to actually say this but apparently I do. Tarek, I am not Yelp poster…read moreJohn D - that is not a fake account made by me and I'm not sure what lead you to believe I'd go through the lengths to do something like that. Please stop these assumptions and attempts to tarnish my reputation. I think you've already done enough. While it's unnecessary & futile to defend my character, I'll do it once more anyway. I decided to NOT leave an online review until now because I was still planning to play in the league. Yes we've had disagreements but I wasn't going to let that keep me from playing soccer. I enjoyed the location / day of week & didn't need to be a sore loser about you clearly not being a huge fan of me. But it seems you had another idea in mind and it appears you attempted to ban the team from joining again (as we planned) based off of some pretty unfair reasoning and false accusation. It seems you have tried to punish them for continuing their relationship with me. It appears you were successful in forcing them to choose - me or continue playing soccer at that location on Sundays. I have decide to speak up now after learning of what happened and hearing what you've been telling people that I've done - I feel others have the right to know how players like me are being treated behind the scenes. I'm going to go ahead and attach the email that Tarek has referenced & some screenshots for full transparency, along with the following clarifications to his claims for anyone still reading all of this nonsense: - Our team did show up for our last game during the downpour. I was there. I walked to the field with a sub for your team actually, a blonde woman, from Russia or Switzerland I believe? We laughed at the waterfall of water coming from the bridge underpass - it broke my umbrella. She asked if I was on [YOUR TEAM NAME] and I said no. She said someone from your team, a coworker of hers, had reached out the night before and asked if she could help because the team didn't have enough players. I met my captains at the sidelines and they let me know they had just forfeited - we were only able to get 4 of our roster there with the crazy weather, that much of what you said is true. The field was already flooding at that point. The rest of the team assumed the game would be rescheduled and didn't want to make the walk from the train in the downpour. It never was. - I did not demand field support in an email to you, the ball comment was an off hand comment. A small part in a larger email that was addressing the increasingly shorter & shorter game times we were experiencing. (Context: If D1 & D2 games before us ran long - our D3 games would be shortened on the fly to make up for the time.) I get that my emails must have been very annoying to you but you have misrepresented how I acted & how you had actually replied. Throughout our emails you had always implied that sharing my feedback was helpful to the league as it was growing. I had thought that I would be allowed to voice these concerns field side as well but I learned the hard way that I should NOT have talked to you right after you had just finished playing. So Let's wrap this up & move to that. - I feel your recall is incorrect regarding our field side interaction. I wasn't angry that we lost (we lost 90% of our games, we got used to it fast). I was angry that several times during the game, you made calls and stopped play on behalf of the ref. At one point in the heat of competition, you threw the ball off the field so our team had to chase the ball down. I felt you abused your powers as an owner to advantage yourself & your team. After the game - I asked if I could speak to you and you said yes. I tried to talk but you realized I was voicing a complaint and cut me off right away. I tried to continue so you repeated "just find another league" over and over, louder and louder, until teammates of yours surrounded me and told me to walk away. I apologized, admitted it was stupid to try to talk to you then and walked away.

My son plays for Juventus since March 2022. I'm stunned how well the club is organized and the way…read morestaff and coaches manage to create a positive vibe. Besides my son looking forward to each training and game, he's also taught about the added value of teamwork and how to live up to your commitments

From the owner: Juventus Academy is the club's Soccer School that takes place every year and was set up to develop…read moreparticipants' skills through the Juventus training method, applied according to the age and level of the players wherever the course takes place. There are Soccer Schools both in Italy (Scuola Calcio Italia) and abroad (International Academies). Launched in 2016, Juventus Academy New York is proud to bring this historically premier brand of soccer to the heart of Manhattan.