Great service and very good prices. I will highly recommend this business to anyone want to learn…read moresoccer.

Great soccer club, I was in Naperville last summer on a business trip for couple months my two…read moredaughters who are 11 and 16 who love soccer wanted to join a soccer club we end up finding this soccer club which we were extremely lucky. Great coaches and great attitude , kids were so happy... sorry to say that our California soccer club was mo match.

Very expensive. Alot of smoke and mirrors. Teams being put together for tournaments without much…read morepreparation. I'm disappointed to know that "All In" is basically ALL hype. No better than any of the other less expensive AAU teams.

I was able to spend the weekend here watching my son play AAU basketball…read more Pros: Four Nice Hardwood Basketball Courts; and that's it. Cons: Absolutely not enough parking for the venue & amount of spectators if you're coming here for a weekend tourney. It's located in an Industrial Park with most of the surrounding businesses having "No parking" or "Be Towed" threatening placards up. Pricing was outrageous: $10 for the day or $20 for the weekend. No discount for the weekend & with a 3 game guarantee you're paying close to $7 a game. If you're going to charge outrageous prices, at least get some officials who know the rules and use their whistle. Lots of coaches & kids getting upset due to the lack of officiating. It was more like street ball, with kids getting mugged. As for seating, unless you're on the first Court as you walk in, most courts have very little seating. They provide one, two at best, small metal bleacher(s) which are very close to the sidelines. In addition, some courts only have one bleacher and no other area to watch the games as the backs of the bleachers facing other courts don't really allow sideline spectating. So people are forced to pack into the corners of the baseline. Bathrooms are small and by the end of the day they were dirty, and had no soap or paper towels to wash your hands with. They also had a small concession serving pizza and drinks but very limited in their offerings. All in all, hoping our team won't be back at this location. Definitely not a comfortable place to spend a weekend watching basketball.

Fun for the whole family! If your family doesn't mind seeing ladies in tight spandex and short…read moreshorts slam into each other at a high rate of speed, this is the place to come for a great, affordable show. I won a pair of tickets to see Divas De Las Muertas take on The Glamazons through Aurora 88s and Yelp Chicago Burbs. Sarah S joined us and we had a great time. I really hope this catches on and continues to expand. I'd really like to see them in a larger venue with stadium seating. Tickets were priced at $10 for adults and I think it was $5 for kids. How many places can you think of where you can get hours of entertainment and support a good cause? Support a suburban gem!

Fast pace, non-stop action. A real adrenaline rush. Do not underestimate the power of women on…read morewheels ;)

Whether it's the Winter Olympics getting you interested in curling or general curiosity, Windy City…read moreCurling Club is a fun activity to do with friends. I don't know a lot of people that have done this first hand, but now that I've tried it, I see the appeal of it being a sport that I enjoy watching and participating in. There are three lanes to play on, and the staff are friendly ambassadors of the sport. If you've never played, you are made to watch a short instructional video. You'll also need to sign a waiver before participating. There's a learning curve to curling, but once you're on the ice, it's fun. The instructors do a great job of teaching you the lingo, the skills, and get you started with relative ease. For those that are not as flexible or have knee issues, they have sticks to help push the rocks. Everything is provided by the club to play so just bring some comfortable clothes and a light jacket. I don't know of any other curling places so scratch that itch and see what it's all about!

You have to try it out! This place is awesome, welcoming,…read moreand makes you want to hang out all night. Rebecca is straight to the point and a great coach.

My daughter plays volleyball here and I couldn't be happier with my choice of Eichs so far. They…read morehave all levels from house to club and also do private lessons which was big deciding factor for us. She decided to play a little older than a lot of girls so we obviously weren't looking for a club team, we wanted a house team to see if she would enjoy the sport and then if so we could do private lessons to help get her up to speed quickly. It worked out perfectly, she's now on at the club level and really enjoying it. The bigger thing is how much my child enjoys her time at Eichs as a parent, she loves coming and going. The staff is always looking out for the kids 1st and it shows, their approach has built up her confidence as well as her skill. If your looking to get your child into this sport this is a great place to start and grow. We have played house, beach, and now club as well as the private lessons and super pleased, go check them out and see for yourself.

The families at Eich's are great and make the Eichs experience great. Problem is that Eichs has…read moreabsolutely no ethics. They will make a ton of promises and never follow through with them yet take your money. We signed up for club for $1100 and about $1800 total later, my daughter was put on a team where the coach had no real club experience and the team was created from grabbing people off of the street literally. Parents were ready to pay but the girls had no interest and very little experience. Tournaments consisted of a silent coach that gave no feedback or direction and girls goofing off on the court, standing still, or rolling their eyes when a ball came close to them. The only points my daughters Eichs team made was from the other team's errors. Eichs hides when any conflict arises and then buries you in more lies. They invested in a new VB court when their batting business tanked but the court is too low to have a solid practice on it yet the club experience is on that court while rec teams have the proper courts. The air conditioning is only on when parents are around. Think about summer practices and open gym before you drop your kids off.

During covid, 2020-2022, I took a break from the gym, for obvious reasons, but mostly because I did…read morenot want to wear a mask while I was riding the recumbent bike, the only piece of equipment I use. In late May 2022, I opted to pay the "new" member fee and start the month billing so I could return to riding the bike. Fast forward to today. I have been to the DGPDRC 4 consecutive weeks and have yet to find an employee who knows how to use Life Fitness phone ap correctly. Week #1 I tried to use it without instruction. Failed Week #2 No one knew how to correctly use the ap. Week #3 Luke said he would help me today, but when I arrived today I found out Luke is no longer employed there. Week #4 "I'll look into this." I'll keep you posted.

My family and I have been members here for YEARS. Happy members at that. I grew up using the…read morefacilities and my parents have continued using the facility. It's an affordable gym with good parking and friendly staff. Very convenient for DG residents. However lately the quality has diminished. No one seems to care to keep the equipment or bathroom clean. They've let go of staff that worked hard to keep the facilities running smoothly. Towels are starting to look like rags. They've opened the track for free for non-residents and lucky us WE get to pay more. How is that fair?! In fact, since making the track free the quality of the gym has gotten much worse. I mean, If you're not paying for the facility why care right? Super disappointed. Despite multiple attempts to contact the district, they are unresponsive and uncaring. It's worth considering another gym that cares more. But if you're not picky and want low membership fees, give it a shot.

My son and daughter both play volleyball (at other clubs now), so I'll share my experience on both…read morethe boys and girls side at this club. Boys - My 12 year old tried out at 630 for a national team. His first year playing volleyball. At the tryouts, we were told we need to sign the contract immediately and pay $500 before we leave to hold a spot for him. Uh, HUGE red flag. We tried out at another club and have been very happy there. Girls - My daughter played on a national team. I will confirm what other negative reviews state - limited practice space, lots of wandering around at practice, not practicing enough (4 hours of practice/week for a national team?!? Good luck in those tournaments playing clubs that invest more in their players). I'm giving 2 stars because we did luck out and liked our coach and teammates. (I feel bad for some of these other teams with inexperienced coaches and high turnover.) In the end, it was far from enough, so we switched. Thankfully, there are a lot of great clubs in the area to choose from. My advice is to skip this one.

The girls program was created to generate revenue to subsidize their existing boys program,…read more The girls teams get the bare minimum in coaching and development, and if your girl isn't on they "1's" team, they get a glorified clipboard holder. Worst club ever.

To each their own, but this organization warrants serious scrutiny. They confiscate kids' cell…read morephones during travel under the claim that it "helps the girls bond," yet the practice feels more like a gimmick than a meaningful developmental strategy because they are certainly not fostering any sort of bonding at this place. They are very selective in which players get specific treatment. It is not a level playing ground and not related to talent but who they deem as "worthy". The environment fosters a toxic culture -- one that is quietly encouraged rather than addressed--and parents are often pushed to the sidelines in ways that are unnecessary and very concerning. Instead of acknowledging their role in the issues that arise, leadership appears to convince themselves that the parents are the problem and they have a "tried and true" process and methodology that "works". Some families may have positive experiences here, but many others see the organization for what it truly is. Those who relate to this review or have had similar experiences are not exaggerating. This environment is unhealthy and shows little genuine concern for the well‑being of its players or families. They rely on a weak, dismissive narrative: if a player or parent struggles with how they operate, it's because that person "isn't strong enough." That mindset is characteristic of abusive dynamics, not healthy leadership. This place continues to function on the fading remnants of a legacy they claim to uphold. The issue is that this legacy--if they were honest with themselves--no longer exists in any meaningful way and is not reflected in their current reality.

Adding a review here in case they delete my google review. Coaches need a reality check here. My…read morebrother was bullied by other kids and they did absolutely nothing about it. Said it was my brother's fault and that he should find another sport. He was a CHILD. These coaches and staff need to find another job and fix their attitudes. So unprofessional. They never let my brother play and when my mom said something about it they copped an attitude immediately.

This was a great pool and tennis club. The pool was amazing with team swim, recreation swim and…read morefamily events. The tennis program was awesome with tennis coach Jim Robinson who made tennis so much fun. Tennis for beginners to advanced. The sad part was the club went bankrupt and closed.

This is a really fun place to hang out with family and friends. There are two pools (plus a baby…read morepool) and tennis courts. They also have shuffleboard, pool toys (or you can bring your own), lots of lounge chairs, a nice snack bar and shade options. I compared their membership rates to others in our area and found them very competitive. Given that they are rarely "crowded" like so many other pools, it is an excellent value for the money!