Wonderful program. Very patient with the children. My 7yr old son got discouraged because he could…read moreshot a basket. The coach called him back and assisted him in shooting the ball until he made a basket. Glad he didn't give up on my son. Very professional staff. Clean gym with beautiful floors.

My son joined the AAU league in April 2023. The cost was roughly $1000.00 to join the league. Coach…read moreMoose's son played on the 5 th grade team and he was the coach. Coach Moose exhibited favoritism towards his son during practice and games. Poor sportsmanship was exhibited as well. If the other children made mistakes in practice or during the game they were immediately taken out. Most times, he did not use those occurrences as teachable moments. Therefore, the children, did not learn from their mistakes. Basic basketball fundamentals were not taught regularly. Other parents spoke out about the favoritism, lack of fair play and poor coaching. Ultimately, after playing with the team for two months, through two tournaments and five games, the coach decided to cut kids. He cut three kids from the team and allowed a child who played with the older league to transition to the 5th grade team. After that, a parent meeting was called. At the parent meeting they insisted that the kids sit next to their parents. Coach Moose's wife was unprofessional at the meeting. After the meeting, I went to express my concerns (w/o children present) to the coach and his wife. They did not like that I felt the coach showed favoritism to his son although he was never taken out after blatantly refusing to take the ball out in every game, multiple times. They did not like that I expressed that the kids aren't learning from their mistake by being taken out of the game. During that conversation I was informed that Coach Mooses wife was also a coach and her opinion mattered as it related to the coaching techniques utilized. The coach's wife Nita had a very poor attitude. They kicked my son off of the team because they did not like that I had concerns, even though they asked if any of the parents had concerns at the parent meeting. Joining this team did more harm than good. He failed to teach the young men how to overcome adversity. He indicated that the kids who were cut, skills were not up to their standards after allowing them on the team. However, Coach Moose and Nita eventually informed me that they created this program for their children and if they get better treatment, oh well. After the coach attempted to gaslight me multiple times by informing me that I was not watching the games, he later indicated that my concerns were being addressed with their son at home. I will never trust Coach Moose with my child again. I understand this is a family grown business, but you can't take money from people and treat them any kind of way. It's not okay and ultimately the children suffered.

I go to work out there.My son goes to camp there.Wonderful building they have with multi purpose…read moreroom,art room,big gym,small gym,and nice people and staff

My group and I were misled regarding programming here. Communication is very poor. Staff do not…read morecommunicate with each other which results in people showing up to programs that are not occurring. They make last minute schedule changes the day of. We have also had people overcharged for memberships and these have not been addressed

Wow! The greatest soccer fields in Wayne County. Very well kept. Nets are in great shape and guess…read morewhat? You can find to sets of bleachers fir the parents. Great place for soccer!

Soccer field review ONLY. My daughter plays travel soccer and this park serves as one of our home…read morepractice and game fields. The turf system is nice and new. The soccer fields are flat and well installed.

Although this park stirred up some controversy, mostly due to the cost of it as well as the slight…read moremovement of the original Veterans memorial with many of us local residents. The park is in place and turned out nicely. We now have lots of seating areas, metal orange chairs, concrete seats by the Chess tables and table tennis, some plastic low and laid back chairs closer to Troy as well as integrated wood seats here and there. As far as the seating goes, many if not most of the seating areas aren't super comfortable. The most comfortable spot I could find was just laying on the grass on the hill. The seating areas we still need to be a work in progress. The Hill is in the middle of the park and there's a nice spot to lay back and watch the crowds go by. It's also a nice play area for the kids and to have a little picnic. It is nice to see the Starr fountain back up and running, although it's been very periodic at best this summer. It is a welcome scene with the amount of people starting to utilize the park more and more each week and month. The only thing missing with this new Centennial Commons Park is any IG potential scenery. The old park by the Starr fountain at least had a lineup of trees directly to the fountain that made for a really great picturesque photo opportunity during the winter time. Now it's wide open space and not a lot of ties from one corner to the other.

My family members are members here. My mother and step-dad go to weekly and monthly events here and…read morewith the warmer season the clay courts will be back up in full steam. I have been to a few parties and several tournament and weekly evening games too. They offer some lessons on Monday and through the week. The membership is pretty reasonable. They do offer a full bar that you can put on your tab, that must be paid off to the club regularly. This place feels like family, many members have been here for decades. There are often card games in the club house after the weekly games. They have regular tournaments too. Some of these members will kick your butt and could play for hours. I have only managed to play a set or two. There is a small courtyard right when you walk through the main entrance. There is also private parking that is fenced in nearby for members. There is a patio to watch the courts. There are 3 old school well maintained clay courts.

My family were members here in the 1970s. It was a magical place with amazing clay courts. We had…read moremany great times in the old clubhouse, which sadly was lost in a fire. I think it's fantastic that the tradition continues.

Grass hasn't been cut in a while but this is a nice little park. A few swings and they have 2 age…read moreappropriate areas. The first is for ages 5 and up and is much larger. Younger children won't be able to fully utilize the space as some monkey bars and larger step ladders are the only way to access some of it. The second area is for ages 2-5 it looks like and was actually pretty cool. They had a slide, some musical toys like built in drums, some plastic slide toys and a much smaller climbing ramp. They also have a few swings.

The Veterans Memorial Garden of Westland is a beautifully landscaped area…read more It is an honor to view this testament and memorial to the brave and valorous who have fought to defend our nation, our fortunes and, not least, our lives. Each of the major conflicts is noted at this location with accompanying text on the particular monument detailing the monumental deeds and courage of those involved. Included are the Revolutionary War all the way to modern times, including the War of 1812, the War with Mexico, the Civil War, the Spanish-American War, World War 1, World War 2, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Iraq, Afghanistan and others. A tribute to the men and women who fought these battles and gave their lives to ensure our freedoms and liberties. Located close to the Westland Public Library it is a good place to bring school children from late middle school through all the high school years for a ground in history and to touch their heritage and what is necessary to keep it so.

When people talk about green spaces in Detroit Belle Isle gets a lot of love, and it should! It's…read moreawesome! But did you know Rouge Park is actually the largest green space in the city and is larger than Belle Isle, Campus Martius, Capitol Park, Grand Circus, and Hart Plaza COMBINED? It's 1300 ACRES. That's a lot of trees, ya dig? But that's not all they've got. They have 7 miles of paved trails (and a 3 mile mountain biking trail loop) and there are actually a ton of amenities here beyond trails. They've got an archery range, in the summertime there are public pools, and there's even an model plane airfield where you can launch your own planes or watch the hobbyists take to the skies on the weekends. D-town farm is also on the property if you wanted to check out their organic urban farm and an independently operated golf course is also found there. It's such a wide expanse that some areas are less manicured than others but overall it's such an amazing resource that we should spend more time supporting.

Despite the obvious gay hook-up presence, it seems largely relegated to one side of the park. This…read morepark is close to my house, and I love cycling here. Weekends are a blast, there are groups of people cycling, riding mini-bikes (try THAT in New York) flying model airplanes, BBQing and yes hooking up (the gay and straight variety) This is an extremely friendly park, weather you are gay or straight, black or white, young or old. There is usually a hip-hop/raggae music tent @ Spinoza and Joy....