A great diverse indoor sports center with a wide range of athletic activities for all ages. From…read morelittle kids soccer, summer/winter camps, yoga for moms and crossfit teams there is a lot to do here. They have three mini indoor soccer fields they can divide by nets. When I come to the tots playtime in the morning there are soccer games and crossfit happening and my son is fascinated by all the action. There are no showers but there are restrooms and some healthy vending machines and picnic benches. Ample parking in a huge outdoor parking lot. It can be hard to find the first time because there are no huge signs for its location. Turning on Aspen Ridge its immediately on the left, the first parking lot entrance. It looks like a warehouse.

We love Lil' Kickers! The coaches are great, it's run really well, it's fun!…read moreThe kids get a Team Jersey which is awesome. You can try it for free but really just sign your kid up. It's really great!

I know people only post the really good and really ugly so here's my good!…read more I actually played at BIS growing up and was an employee for years. Boulder indoor is committed to soccer. They have been in the business for what has to be close to 20 years now (I think it was established 2002). They have a fantastic facility (as it's not the same building as the review from like 2012 referred to). It is smaller that a mega warehouse but I enjoyed the size because I could see all the games and trainings from one location. What I thought was so funny were the reviews that listed all the issues. I feel like I could still fix these issues even though it's been years since I've been on that POS (pt of sale) system. Most of those are without a doubt front desk staff errors that occur when 50 families come in to get and pay for a player card for 18 hours straight. Not justifying, agreeing that there are minor kinks to work out but hoping you have some understanding that new employees are hired just so the kids can play, which is GRREAT and how it should be. The system (software not business) could be much easier to navigate and assign payments, refunds, and the like. But I know they solved every issue that came up while I was there with payments, double charges and the like! The kids I coached all loved playing there I had teams 5-18 years old enjoy it. Adult league is competitive, I agree with those who are worried about injuries as I have had my fair share and then some from individual challenges with certain players. I'll be honest my mistakes are forgetting my height and weight in coed when there are others 12-15" taller and in average at least 50+ pounds heavier than me and going into tackles like I'm their size. But I know it can be scary to think about an injury that might occur. The referees do get comfortable with their job. There needs to be a whole reset of the attitude of the players because when a ref does set the tone, 'everyone' complains (usually 75% of the regulars) about how they won't let them play. So it is an issue on both sides. I think they could really change the reffing and playing demeanor while coming back from the pandemic. I would say if you're comfortable having level headed conversations about what you felt unsafe with, the refs and owners do listen. I always talk to referees and try to do it calmly about some of the things I appreciated about their reffing and where I felt unsafe or if there was continuous unequal treatment of the teams. In general referees listen and will try to see what you saw, not when you leave a yelp review but actually advocate for the change! I've always seen the business work with complaints and try to change either how that situation was dealt with or how to change more dramatically. Overall this is a fantastic place run by soccer people who know business. Most other locations are not run by soccer people, and the knowledge of the game and feelings associated are shared by the owners and staff! Give it a chance, you might become a 18 year return player :)

I recently played a game at this facility and was very concerned about safety. The opposing team,…read moredespite being well ahead, played aggressively: shoving, yelling, and purposely fouling players. Several players weren't wearing shin guards, despite posted rules. A female player was hit hard in the head. She was visibly wobbly and holding her head, and although she said she was "OK," proper concussion protocol requires that any player with a head injury come out immediately. The game continued with no intervention, which was unsafe and unacceptable. I didn't have fun and regret spending my time here. I felt unsafe and unwelcome, and I will not be returning. Recreational sports should prioritize safety, enforce equipment rules, and ensure referees stop play when injuries occur.

It reminds me of an elks club. Something that is rooted in community and special occasions but…read morefeels older and in need of some updates. The lighting is quite dark. Not great for photos, due to the big picture windows and then dimly lit interior, but accommodating and employees were very professional.

It is a really nice club my son loves it and it is. Just the best for competitive kids.read more

We have been with 3 different clubs in my oldest child's 8 years playing competitive soccer. Every…read moreclub can improve in one way or another, it's also a business that wants to give kids an opportunity to play. We belonged to a club that cost a lot more than SVFC and began competitive as U8 with out of state travel 4 times a year. So, I understand the cost of competitive and appreciate the club offering rec play. In response to the 2 star review, i know families involved with being cut because of there not being enough players , teams with too many players and teams with just enough. The club can't help it if a family does say they will play and commit to a team then back out at the last minute leaving a team sparse. We have joined stvrain because of the kids and parents. We were not sure where we would play when we moved to the state but quickly found something great in a small town.

The coaches have been extremely supportive and patient with all the girls. The club is caring yet…read morecompetitive, and compassionately helps all players develop at a rate and to a level they are comfortable but challenged with. Healthy relationships between the girls have been fostered, and the parents are heavily encouraged to be supportive of all players, coaches, and referees. This is a good club with good people.

We stopped in during a sale and bought a set of cleats for my daughter. They went out of their way…read moreto help make sure it was the right set and the fit was good and the use was what they were designed for. We try and frequent local business when possible and a company such as this makes it a pleasure as they are very responsive, fair with their pricing and the customer service is amazing.

This is my 2nd visit to the store (which indeed has great merchandise), upon which the store was…read moreclosed when its hours of operation indicated it should be open. Advice: actually be OPEN when you say you're open. Ridiculous!

Core now has new goals for each week and month. There are so many different games now!…read moreI love it for an older-person workout as well as recommend it for soccer players of any age who want to improve in agility, accuracy, speed, and ball control. And...its so much fun!!

Core soccer tech is an awesome place for your kids' soccer skills and footwork to grow. My kids'…read moreskills have accelerated by a mile.

Terrible club. Poorly run club with bad coaching all around. At the highest level, there have been…read moreterrible coaches assigned. One team was given a parent coach at the GA level, an unqualified parent coach who caused over half the team to leave the club. Many of the coaches were just lazy and didn't care about the players. There were also coaches who were fired and Broomfield did not have a sufficient plan to replace them! Some teams shared coaches where one team was clearly favorited and given a lot more time and effort. If you don't want excessively obvious favoritism, Broomfield is not the place. At this club your kid is just a dollar sign running around and they don't actually care about your player. Developmentally weak. Did not teach technical skills or soccer IQ. When it comes to recruiting this club is also very poor, while it may look like it has a lot of commits, the coaches rarely have contribution to that and it's a lot on the players. On the girls side they are apart of Girls Academy, but rarely actually participate in the Girls Academy community whether through representatives, (nonsoccer) events, or general culture. Doesn't treat referees or others with respect often and is overall a disrespectful program. Do not waste your time at this club! Go to Rush, Rapids or Real! They know how to develop players better and they have much better recruiting networks than Broomfield.

Killed my daughter's love for the sport at the age of 7. What more can I say?…read more Observing the "All Star Team," coaches had favorites that they had already worked with before, anyone who was new to the team were placed in their own group, not given attention, and eventually left to do cartwheels while waiting for direction. (these are seven year olds so I have no idea when or how other training occurred) This was free and invite only so I shrugged it off as bad sportsmanship and then began looking into other local leagues that maybe didn't have this culture. But first I wanted to give Broomfield one more chance so I signed my daughter up for indoor soccer. After paying $150 for indoor training during the winter, same situation. The haves and the have nots were separated, coaches gave special attention to the kids they knew, called them by name, gave them direction etc and the girls they did no know where left mostly alone. One poor girl was left in the goaly position quietly yelling to be switched out but was ignored as the other kids played far away from her. She was never subbed out so spent the entire time alone in goalie never learning any skills. Interested to see that parent's Yelp review. After this experience, my daughter refuses to play soccer ever again. I am so sad as she loves the sport and is very skilled for someone who has never been coached even after I paid $150 for four sessions of training. On top of the general poor sportsmanship and inability to meet kids' needs, this club is horribly disorganized, lacks in communication, and feels chaotic. For my son, we plan to start him in Rapids asap as they train all kids not just the ones that started playing with the club at age 4 and showed extra aggression and the promise to maybe keep the reputation of farming out Division 1 college athletes. If that's your goal, maybe reach out to the owners of this club and I don't know what happens after that to ensure your child gets attention during paid for training camps. Without that secret "in," your child will be left in by goal posts, alone with no coaching, wishing someone would help. Overall disappointed in mostly myself for not moving to Rapids when my gut told me to. (There is one absolutely fantastic coach who played professionally and coaches all children best she can. Hoping she moves to rapids soon too)

If you are looking for a place to play golf and not be out in the cold, this is your spot! This…read moreplace was incredible. Golden was very welcoming from the start. The simulator was very accurate and I felt like I was playing the courses. I can only imagine this place on the weekend or on a cold day. When I come back into town I know I will be back here!

Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a fun and chill spot! They've got games for…read moreboth grownups and kids, so everyone stays entertained. The atmosphere is super relaxing, and their specialty drinks are amazing. The service is always so friendly and helpful, too.

Wonderful multi use fields on the edge of Boulder. Lots of soccer and even some great local rugby…read more Easily accessible tho the parking is competitive. I literally will walk the 20 minutes to the field so I don't have to experience the stress and mess of that parking lot. Also, there are only a a couple labeled spots for those that are physically challenged with placard (as was the case with my parter today who recently had surgery). We weren't able to secure one of these special spots today unfortunately. There is a building that offers indoor real restrooms - awesome. For snacks there are often food trucks of different sorts. If you have a furry friend def check the website ahead of your visit to see if they are allowed. Wonderful open space to take in local sports, enjoy the local views and get some fresh air.