I love coach stewart, he teaches fundamental basketball, and he teaches discipline to the kids he…read moretakes no mess. My oldest son has played with him, and now my younger son will also. He is a great coach and this is a great team!

Please do not waste your precious time investing all your hard earned money into this program for…read moreyour children. As a single mother, I thought that investing my time and money with him would be a good idea because my son really loves basketball and wants to be college ball player, however, when starting the program, games were canceled, practices were moved, and 2 months into the program after paying 400 dollars for the uniforms etc and almost 800. Also, he had the kids practicing at the park outside in cold, and sometimes rainy weather, this didnt make sense because a part of the price is paying for practices. It started out practicing in gym but suddenly it was moved with no explanation. We still hadnt recieved them. His wife does not make herself known and very friendly. They do not keep the team updated on what is going on and I felt like my son was just being looked over because I am a single mother with out a dad around and was not good friends with the coaches, so he didnt get much attention. I was told when making comments after a game that I was not allowed to be there because parents werent allowed but yet witnessed a dad bringing his older son to play on the team and helping the coach and sitting on the bench. I do not like that because AAU is not supposed to be parent coaches. I attempted to report this league and I am still in the process of figuring out how to get this program shut down because it is just a money hole. They dont care about the welfare of your childrens success. I wasnt going to write a review, but I feel like I need to be a voice for all the other parents that were calling me in attempt to complain and be upset about the organization of the program. They were the first people to say that certain teams cheat but yet I saw that at one tournament, he allowed bigger boys to play and was requesting birth certificate copies from smaller kids parents prior to this tournament that he brought the bigger boys on board. I did not give mine because I felt that he would keep the copy and pretend that the older kids were my son to be able to play down on team. Another thing that happened was that he got kicked out of Alodia tournaments and had to find other tournaments for them to play in, when this happened, I left because like I said no uniforms were produced, several games were played and yet they were playing in practice clothes and I was thinking this was rather sketchy. Also, i was promised a certain personal development plan for my son and that did not happen either. I had paid almost 800 bucks and the total program was 1200. When I was unhappy with service, I asked for refund or partial refund and was told no, which didnt make sense because I never layed eyes on the uniform. He said he would mail the uniforms and needless to say I have not recieved them and it has been 3 months. STAY AWAY! THIS PROGRAM SHOULD NOT EXIST!! ITS A JOKE!!

It is an okay neighborhood tennis facility for beginner kids. Nice courts and surroundings. Many…read morecoaches seem to come here after their main jobs for a side hustle, so it seems like this is not their primary focus. No regular onsite staff for facilities/registration desk/pro shop. Restrooms functional. Parking usually available. Hope it continues to grow!

The coaches are excellent and genuinely interested in treating the children they coach with respect!read more

Scott is an incredible trainer and runs one of the most motivating gym environments I've ever been…read morea part of. He's always present, pushing us to hit our goals and giving that extra support when we need it most. Since training here, I've not only lost weight but gained energy, strength, and confidence. If you're serious about getting in shape and want to train in a space where you feel challenged, supported, and part of a community, this is the place to be.

The owner, Scott Wells is a brand by himself. It is not only a Gym, it is more like a community. I…read morelooked at several options, and it is like having a private instructor, that pushes you to do better and not give up. Highly recommend, besides, the beach volley ball court and the mixture of outdoor and indoor activities for workout are a major plus!

Coach Dre is an excellent certified personal trainer. He provides meal planning and a fitness…read moretracking program with an app. His clean, brand new fitness studio is well equipped and is in a new building in the new master planned Grand Central Parkway development. Coach Dre also runs a challenging "bootcamp" on Saturday mornings.

"My son plays for Nemesis and loves every coach he trains with! Coach Flotte, and Coach Ryan have…read morebeen such great role models to him and push him every practice. Monty, Tina, Angie and Judy are all such wonderful people that are always accommodating and welcoming. You feel like you are part of a family at Nemesis! It's been so great watching my son grow in his skills and love for the game over the past year we've been with Nemesis"

Before you join, make sure you read the negative reviews. Despite reading them, we thought we'd…read moregive it a try. Be sure you are clear that in addition to the stated charges, there is a fee of $15 per person per day to watch the games. This is on top of the $35 one day tournament fee, which is higher for multiple days. Playing time is not guaranteed. If your player is a sub (more were subs than not) and you have 4 family members attending. The cost is 4x$15=$60 door fee, $35 tournament fee, lets say $5 for gas/food. Total $100. One mom said her player played 8 total minutes for two games. So you would have to go to 7 1/2 tournaments to see an hour of play. That would cost $750 ($100 x 7 1/2) to see an hour of play. This is NOT listed in their fees, which also includes practice fees, annual fee and uniform fee. My granddaughter joined and was in the Nemesis organization for five months. Many, many promises and excuses, but NEVER played a game, not even a practice game. During that time she missed one Tournament due to vacation. The team took 12 players, so the team consisted of a lot of subs. Why not form two teams and let everyone play more? The $300 uniform is non refundable and has been worn once on a Uniform Day at School. The league fee is non refundable even if you never play a game. If they do a fund raiser, read it carefully. The one they did while my granddaughter was there said the funds go to them with no benefit to outside charities or to your account. I've been around youth sports for over 50 years, I've never ever come across a sports organization, that doesn't conduct games in their respective sports in a timely and repetitive manner for all players. Doesn't have to be a fancy tournament, in basketball, all it takes is a ball and 10 kids wanting to play a game. Practice days and times may change after you sign up, so don't count on them staying the same. I've omitted other subjective issues and I've tried to make this review as factual as possible. If you are comfortable, with all these facts, then consider joining. Edit for business response - Of course our views are different I paid $600 (excluding other practice fees) for my granddaughter to play basketball games and she never played in a game - NONE. On the other hand, you received money to provide games and kept the money even though she never played in a single game. Bad for me, good for you. Please be specific and state what is inaccurate in my post and I will fix my post. I brought you two players that could have been with Nemesis for 10 years, but it's a fact in 6 months she didn't play one game of any kind - not a single attempt for a practice game. When I asked for the squad to be broken into two groups and play each other in a practice game, I was quickly told not enough players. We had 12. Even now with 14 players, why not enter two teams and let everyone play. There were many ways to provide game play and keep us in the program. Keep in mind that the future splitting of the team is only the most recent explanation (excuse?) we have heard for no games. For the first 3-4 months we were always told "soon". Now upon exiting, we're told there's a LEAGUE FEE we didn't pay for her little sister in Lil Crushers for which there is positively NO games. We are not the only parent/guardian of Lil Crushers surprised by this. If your a basketball club that can't provide games for some players, why not encourage them to play elsewhere while you execute your "process"? When Willow considered playing a few games at MaxPro everyone was offended. Did you also know that Coach Pam told Willow she was going to be captain of the team? Then I have to explain to Willow, they probably said that to everyone. At the last practice, we attended. I was wondering why are we still here at Nemesis. I asked Willow at the water break, "Do you want to stay?" She said, "No, I want to go home. Willow spent 6% of her life waiting to play a game at Nemesis. On the positive side, the $8,000 a year I had budgeted for Nemesis is now free for other activities.

Coach Mary is amazing! She keeps you highly motivated and rowing as a group keeps me pushing…read moremyself. Great music too.

I am 80 years old and owe my agility and physical fitness to Bob. His workouts are right on, and I…read moreappreciate that he is able to show me on his charts which muscles we are working on and why. It all makes sense and it works. A friend of mine who is a doctor and also goes to Bob says that he knows more about the human body than she does. I wish people knew that as they age they can keep from "getting old."

This guy knows his stuff! I have various physical issues that can be limiting, but we always find…read morehelpful, safe and very effective exercise alternatives. Plus, I have fun.

Thumbs up for D1! It's the beginning of shaping my young, competitive athlete. When I googled the…read morecompany's name, I knew this would be a great fit for my 9 year old! I can already see that "D1" will be a excellent start for building my son's confidence, over-all body strengthening & pushing him to greatness! We're so happy to be apart of this fitness family! #soccermom

My 7 year old attends strength and conditioning classes 5 days a week. He also has 1 on 1 personal…read morequarterback training. I like the fact that they know the footwork drills and throwing techniques. They don't baby him and know how to motivate without stress and pressure. They make it fun. He looks forward to coming to workout. I actually drive an hour each to bring him here. Its definitely worth the drive. I hope to continue having my son train with D1 as he grows older.