Not a well-run organization. They advertise as a "Sports Academy" offering indoor leagues for kids…read moreand adults, but the experience doesn't live up to the name. For the kids' indoor soccer program, there's typically just one staff member on the field, and he spends most of his time with the older (10-12+) group. Meanwhile, the younger kids (9 and under) are often left to stand around, kick balls randomly, or do their own thing with little to no instruction. There's no structure, no clear plan, and no real coaching of basic soccer fundamentals -- which completely contradicts what was described in their introductory materials. Many parents share similar frustrations. The facility itself is located in an aging warehouse that looks like it's only a couple of years away from being condemned. But even beyond the building, the lack of organization, structure, and meaningful coaching makes this program unacceptable -- especially considering the time and money families invest for their kids to learn and enjoy the sport.

No management, no one answers their phone. Left them 5 messages , it is a joke of a center .read more

Pretty solid indoor gym in Vacaville! I've dropped in a few times mainly for badminton ($7 per…read moresession), and it's been a great experience overall. The space is clean, well-maintained, and has a good number of courts for basketball, boxing, and badminton. Even when it's busy, the layout makes it feel organized and not too chaotic. For badminton, they do provide rackets but it is first come first serve: The staff is always friendly and helpful, which adds to the welcoming vibe. There's also a vending machine for quick snacks or drinks, which comes in handy during longer sessions. Only downside is that parking can be a bit tight when it gets crowded, so plan to arrive early if you can. I'm not sure if the $7 drop-in applies to all sports or just badminton, so it's worth calling ahead if you're interested in something else. Overall, a great place to get active indoors! Would definitely recommend it for casual or more serious play.

Georgie Duke is a place that provides a great value to the community. They routinely host…read morebasketball camps for kids in addition to leagues for both children and adults, and also cater to the badminton community by providing open gym hours five days a week (Tue/Thur mornings, Fri/Sat evenings, and Sunday mid-day). I am in the camp of those who play in the evenings, and I am always pleased with the folks who come through. It is not an ideal setting for competitive play, since the floors are a bit slippery and the lighting often hangs directly above the courts. But the people are great, and the hours go late enough to where it is easy to get a rigorous workout. There are also affordable vending machines, and the location is super close to a lot of bars and restaurants that you can head to when the workout is over. I don't care if it isn't regulation. I love playing here, and I have been for years. I don't plan on quitting any time soon!

I am really impressed by this organization. The leaders are passionate about sports and providing…read morea quality program for the kids. The coaches are parents. The registration is also affordable. They also offer programs for kids located in Benicia, Fairfield, Suisun, Vacaville and Vallejo. The organizer Annie, is really friendly and professional. I look forward to signing my nephew up for this great Flag Football program!

Don't shop ever !!! Bought a bike for Christmas and tried to…read moreexchange it after seeing it was too small for my son. They tell me that they have a 24hour return policy on bikes and can't do anything . Now we are stuck with a bike that cost 140 dollars that my son can't use . Do not support this compan

I cannot believe the experience I had with this business! I just got back from picking up my bike…read morethat I only purchased two months ago. The derailer hangar snapped and needed to be replaced. This is why I left extremely upset! I bought the bike to go on rides with my son. I bought a separate seat that is attached to the middle bar so my toddler can ride with me. Last week during my ride we came across a cross walk where I began to cross and needed to shift gears up as I had just came from climbing a hill. While in the cross walk I began to shift gears down and the chain came apart causing my back wheel to be stuck. I had to carry the whole bike with my son it to the other of the cross walk. The following day - contacted customer service for help. I was placed on hold, then HUNG UP on. I immediately called right back and got the same woman who then told me she could NOT help me because I exceeded the 30 day return. She mentioned that she would have exchanged it but the bike was sold out. She then informed me the only option for me was to contact warranty and she referred me to my manual for the number. Next day - google GT warranty. Department was closed after 5. (Called when I was off work) Day after - called warranty and was transferred to a different warranty because they handled my brand bike and found out the department was CLOSED due to COVID. I then contact DICKS customer service and some guy answered who seemed like he just woke up out of his sleep and was high. I couldn't even believe it. He was so out of it... slurring his words... couldn't remember the things he was saying... and his sentences didn't even make sense! He told me that the bike had a 90 day return policy and to bring it to the store for return. Because of my strange interaction with him I contacted my local Dick's sporting goods and spoke to the manager Becky. I told Becky my experience and asked her if it was true that I could return my bike. She told me that it was not and told me she understood the frustration with warranty as she has experienced the department being closed as well. She made me feel understood and knew exactly what I was talking about. She told me to bring the bike in the store and that we could fix it. She gave me a heads up that it would be a first come first serve and I was fine with that as I was in no rush and just wanted the bike fixed. I offered to buy the part on Amazon as it cost about $20 and could possibly get it quicker than if they had ordered it. She told me not to come out of pocket that the store would just go through warranty. I was so happy to have spoke to her because I thought finally some good service. Next week - I bring my bike in. I walk to the back where I knew the bikes were located and came across Bob who mentioned he was about to be off and to go the front where I will need to fill out papers. So I go back to the front and waited to fill out papers. The girl assisting me was helping so many other people I was just standing there. Not to mention I had my 3 yo old who wasn't as patient. I filled the paper work Bob comes to the front and tells ME what happened to my bike. Basically telling me that I dropped my bike (which I never did) that he can tell because of the scuff marks (my bike came with no kickstand and when riding my bike I def brush the pedal against the wall when I come to a stop at a bench) he mentioned the oil on my spokes came from the chains coming off because the hangar bent when I dropped it. Which wasn't true. Before bringing it my son had been spinning where the gears shift and was touching the spokes with hands. The fact that they were causing me what I DID with my bike made me feel a type of way. I didn't argue with him because that's what he thinks after fixing bikes for a long time that no matter what I said wasn't going to change his mind. 2 days later - Bob calls me to tell me my bike is fixed and ready to go! He was very pleasant to speak with and although I felt a way from him telling me what I did to my bike I was just happy that he fixed it so fast! He was kind and told me he was able to fix it faster than usually was because he had an extra part from a previous bike he had to fix. He told me I would not be charged for any labor and to just pay for the hangar. I expressed my appreciation because I anticipated it being there longer and told him I'd come after work to pick it up. While I didn't mention it to him that Becky told me warranty would take care of it I waited until I got to the store with hopes of Becky being there. Arrival - I go to the back and push the button since no one was in the section. Steven comes over and was RUDE from the get go. I let him know that I pushed the button and he was like "OKAY." I was expecting him to say something else and he just stared at me so I said "I'm here to pick up my bike" and he was like "Okay... name?" And so I said "Jacklynn" so he rudely opens the binder and keeps flip

Great people clean lots of equipment well maintained thank u venus isabel mary lily alex beatrice…read moresaul and all the hard workin crew best facility doug should be very proud of venus leading the team dover #1 for sure great people and facility pkf happy member tank u jesus my king and saviour

I would give this gym five stars, but I have a few concerns. Overall, it's a good neighborhood gym,…read morebut over the years it has become more expensive and increasingly crowded. I also find it frustrating that the pool area is sometimes closed for children's swim lessons. While I understand the importance of those programs, it can be inconvenient considering I pay $79 a month and expect full access to the amenities. Otherwise, it's still a solid gym experience.