Well I have to say that I was looking for an extra activity for my 4 year old. He wasn't the most…read morecoordinated little guy, so I was looking for something to develop his coordination and at the same time start developing the team work skill. I found Carlos and I was very impressed with his ability to train kids, he has implemented a program, that I haven't seen around to really develop all the kids abilities. So it doesn't matter if you have a kid that is just starting on soccer or if he is gifted. Coach Carlos can help your kid to be an another level. One of the best thing of Carlos is that all the kids respect him, he is a professional, but he know how to applied his knowledge to his trainings, and translate this to fun session trainings for your kiddos. You will not regret to be a part of CF10 Soccer academy. After 7 months I have seen my little boy improve in every area. Kuddos Carlos!

From the owner: Helping our community through soccer to introduce soccer to young people of all ages and skill…read morelevels with the purpose of providing the opportunity for each player to develop their full potential and to help them achieve their goals. We combine sport, education and Technology developing a perfect context to optimize the performance of players. Our Programs: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. Designed to maximize your skills, confidence & creativity.

KYS makes no efforts to award teams that excel. Some coaches Goodwin, Large will try to cheat to…read morejack with opponent teams overall standings. Good youth program but once it gets competitive kiss sportsmanship out the window from above coaches. And if it's a rain out game your screwed KYS just want the season to be done.

I am a former parent/Coach for KYSA. Of the 2 rec leagues my son took part in, this one was…read moreslightly more competitive. Mostly due to environment and less parental regulation. This is a parent coached league where the coaches (usually parents) choose when and where to practice. There is a large mix of skill levels, and unlike other rec leagues, most teams stay together year after year making the disparity between new players and more seasoned ones greater. I usually recommend this as a second step league after YMCA or FFPS. Unlike the other reviewer, I wouldn't drop my son off and leave unless I absolutely had to. Then only after I knew on a personal level someone who was staying. Be smart. The league seems less organized than FFPS, but again the competitiveness is slightly higher. I usually recommend this league for those that find YMCA and FFPS "too easy" for their child. If you have the means however, putting children in one of the numerous clubs is best as they would receive a more structured and higher quality training program. For the Katy Area, I recommend the Dynamo Dash Youth Academy, but others include Albion, KSA-14, Tukas, and Katy Premier.

Stay away from this league. They just let kids play without practicing, coaching and they learn…read moreclose to nothing from it. They put teams in different age group and play against different age group range from 12 to 14. Height difference is more than a foot and it's a no match in basketball. They charge almost same as KYB or any other basketball leagues and quality is much worse than others.

The worst experience. $200 for nothing! Such a waste. There is never a coach and my son has learned…read moreabsolutely nothing. You basically pay to be apart of a team and take turns volunteering as "coach". It's so unorganized. So crazy how this is being offered. It's pretty much a scam. You show up to a field and hope that one of the parents will step up. No drills or actual practice. They play a game where no one is "out" and parents yell at their kids and try to get them to run or hit the ball by screaming at them. It would be funny if it wasn't such a waste of money. Literally should be free.

I have been here a number of times to get new shoes for my boy. They are very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. Very happy with them. They might give discount if on one of the local school teams I think.

Do not purchase from this store. I purchased a very expensive pair of cleats from the Soccer Depot…read morein Katy. After only two games, the cleats started coming apart. Merely a week after purchasing, I brought the shoes back to the store to exchange them. The owner's son was the only one in the store. He refused to return or exchange them. He stated, "we do not stand behind our products" and that I would have to take it up with the manufacturer. He then went about his business and ignored us, so we left. Nowhere in their store or on their website does it say absolutely no refunds or exchanges, nor did they state that when I was checking out. Now I am out of money, out of luck, and have no cleats. BE VERY WARY BEFORE PURCHASING FROM THIS STORE.

Feel like I paid them for the pleasure of coaching, teaching, organizing, and refereeing my kid…read moregames myself. Zero organization, zero assistance, zero interest in ever playing in this league again. Fields are also unkept, unlit, muddy and full of ants. Update, thank you Kawn Guy for spreading Ant Poison on the fields right before our kids play a game. Nothing like kicking up some ant poison on a Saturday morning. Epic joke of an organization

I have many reasons I absolutely dislike this league. FFPS is not the way to go if your interested…read morethat your child learn the actual game and fundamentals. Trust me. I played for over 16 years myself with a winning team in Texas and played regionally. Its not to be cocky and to be too confident but it says a lot. This league may have a lot of kids and it's popular but it isn't soccer. Fun Fair Postive Soccer isn't to miss practices and still play, have end of the season reviews, and mixing up players every year and season. This and all the dynamics are NOT soccer. I know the behind the scenes as well as I have actually coached FFPS myself. Sorry but not sorry. This needs to be mentioned and said. Plus I can't take my own dog to the games?!? He was feet away from the game and the kids. A joke on all levels.

Honestly I was disappointed in this store. Not only did they not have price tags on their jerseys…read more They also were selling fakes...that is extremely dissapointing

I've never seen this kind of seller that is acting so rude and threatening. He literally thought…read morethat all his behaviors were normal, but clearly not. I have seen similar comments here. If you guys want to understand what type of mindset he has, please go ahead and read his responses to the customers who left 1 star. He does not even hesitate to call customers as liars. Normal seller who does want to provide good customer service would do otherwise. Anyway, I dont care. I won't be stopping by anyhow. But you guys be careful. Even though you keep yourself calm, he wouldn't hesitate to tread on you. Just keep your calmness and leave your peaceful comment here so he eventually understands that his behavior is killing his business. Note: i have left the same review on the google account as well. Please see what he responds to my review and compare all the 1 star review, you will understand his racist and crazy mindset against customers.

I really appreciate Karina in the kids Academy. She knows how to work with kids and is perfect for…read morethe job I don't believe everyone is fit to work with Kids, but Karina talks to My Son and is very patient with him and made me very comfortable dropping My Son off! Thank you I really appreciate it I will be coming back to this location because of her. Gloria in the woman's locker room has excellent customer service. And she always greets everyone with a smile while making everything beautiful and clean! I appreciate these two ladies a lot and the gym is beautiful for the most part

Life time is extremely pricey, but you get what you pay for, such as a spa, cafe, cold plunge, rock…read moreclimbing wall, and pickleball court. I appreciated how group class reservations had to be reserved in advance. My favorite classes were kickboxing with Melissa, Pilates with Amel and Davina, and yoga with Lauren.