PLEASE do your research. Attend not just open gyms, but during the season to watch practices,…read more (often two teams have to share one court bc they are so small and overload their courts to keep that income flowing) NEVER just go in to take a couple privates or open gym and think wow! This place is great. Many club coaches (not all) are like the old days shady car salesman. Red about recruiting red flags and tread lightly.

4 year later and we still really love FRVBC. Hands down the best coaches around and they are not…read moreall about look at my clubs new facility like others around here. They are honestly about your daughter or son becoming a better Vball player during their time at FR.

United is a solid club. They do a better job at recognizing and sorting boys into the appropriate…read moreskill level then other clubs. They have a good coaching staff, which is expanding. Since adding the Elite Academy in 2023 and offering more travel and options for long term growth, the club has really started to blow up. There's not as much drama as other clubs, and we've played for several so we should know. I'm hoping they can keep the value up as more people start to join. At the end of the day, all clubs have seasons with shifting team, coach, league, etc. dynamics, and right now United is really catching their stride. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else in Colorado at the moment.

We are giving 1 Star because the Coach we had for the past couple years was amazing and he was the…read moreone and only reason we stayed with the organization. In fact, if at any point he would have left we would have followed him, as would have several other families. While first and foremost this is a business and they do have to be accountable to their investors, sadly that is all they are. Two years ago, with our very accomplished Coach, we had an incredibly successful team, a team that was one of the tops in the state in its age group. Then due to the organizations pettiness, our Coach asked 'why' to some of the silly policies associated with this organization, this team was dismantled, yet our Coach stayed for the boys. Last year, the organization decided that each team would have 9-10 players per team and that for each game the Coach could ask that players from other teams either play up or play down. Their thought process is that all the Coaches coach exactly the same and even though these boys did not play together, not to mention that these teams played at or near the same times, that all would be okay. As you can imagine it was not, yet our Coach with his skill set and knowledge of the game was still able to manage a great season. Then this past season, United decided in its infinite wisdom to place 18-19 players on our team, you can imagine how excited the boys, and parents, were about this.....again it simply didn't make sense. Unless you take one thing into account, the relationship that our Coach had with the organization and the pettiness of the leadership. Two years ago many of us parents wrote positive comments about our Coach and sent them to United. The leadership responded by accusing us of 'ganging up on them', and chastised us for writing said positive affirmations. They could/should have probably used these in a positive light and shared them on their website as a form of marketing. The actions of United, while I believe it was meant towards the demise of our wonderful Coach, had only one consequence and only one group actually suffered from their actions......our kids! Again, while as a business they do have to answer again to their owners/shareholders, currently that is the only group they are currently accountable to. Stay away, stay very far away.......unless they rehaul their current leadership.

We have been involved for ~10 yrs. Our youngest son has done summer camps and the COE. His comfort…read morewith the ball has greatly improved because of the instruction at Coerver. Coerver lays a great foundation for what it takes to become a good soccer player. The rest is on the parent and player to practice what they've learned at the camps. The staff is extremely approachable and realistic when it comes to soccer. Chelo, the owner, knows it is not every player's dream/goal to become a professional soccer player. I've heard him tell the players and parents many times to find something you're passionate about and do it. That being said, he knows he has a business that coaches soccer, and he runs it well. Vitor and Tyler are his main men and they do a fantastic job encouraging and challenging the players. There is something for every level of player. If there is an issue with placement of your son or daughter, I know they listen to concerns because I've discussed such things with them. I would highly recommend Coerver to any player who wants to get better at soccer.

My daughter has been playing tennis and she loves her coaches. I enjoy the fact that I get to see…read moreher progress from the parents area.

Asfaw is a world class tennis instructor. He single-handedly led me to a major breakthrough in my…read moregame in a way that was clear and easy to stick with long term. This is a wonderful facility with great indoor clay courts and a friendly staff.

I have 3 daughters playing and our family couldn't be happier! Coaches are all great. The club…read morehas a very healthy culture.

Awesome club...coach Alexis sets a culture of leadership, winning and positivity for all the girls!…read moreGreat facility, plenty of parking!

This is the indoor tennis center Denver has needed. Randy poured all of his heart and soul into…read morecreating the perfect indoor facility to take your game to the next level. The bubble is set on a 20' wall, and the first part of the bubble is painted green to match the tarps, this way the ball won't get lost in the air when waiting to receive a serve. The HVAC system was designed to heat and cool the entire space evenly, so no one gets stuck on the dreaded "hot" or "cold" court. The six courts are painted blue/green with a full space between the side nets and the back drop. You'll never have to worry about losing a sharp angle into the netting here, and with their over-sized ceiling, have fun lobbing to your hearts content. I challenge you to hit the top! There is a lounge space overlooking all courts with a tv, fire place, and snack bar. The lobby is spacious and bright and equipped with multiple ping pong tables. This is the perfect facility to host your USTA league, college matches, or even a tournament. This facility does require a membership, but there are many monthly membership options to help you find the perfect one to fit your tennis goals. They offer USTA and league play, lessons to semi-private lessons, drill classes, and programs for juniors. Memberships range from strictly court time reservations or the fitness center use to the whole shebang. They have a beautiful fitness center with trained staff to guide you through a rigorous workout to amp up your strength for your down-the-line put away. The gym features TRX bands, a turf sprint strip, medicine balls, cardio and weight machines, climbing pegs, and more. With Randy's highly trained staff both on the court and in the gym, your tennis game will never look better!

I wish I could give 0 star to this place. Horrible organizer, Randy Ross, who is not familiar with…read moreany UTR rules and regulations. For instance, according to the "UTR SPORTS PROVIDER AND PLAYER GUIDELINES", the provider may not "use the UTR player messaging platform for anything other than promoting events hosted on the UTR platform". Any abuse or misuse will result in termination of subscription without refund". Randy Ross purposely used the UTR platform and included everyone from our CO tennis community in order to target my boy and ruin his tennis reputation just because I posted my honest opinion about his other events in the past. This weak person as Randy Ross enjoys sending nasty messages using UTR platform and including the whole CO tennis community. He decided to target my boy by providing a false statement about my boy instead of talking to me directly face-to-face or sending me an email. For example, here is a portion of his email that he sent to everyone in CO: "It is sad his [my son's] reputation is already being tarnished. It is very hard to change that in the tennis community. ....it's going to be a long unpleasant career ahead". Hey Randy, if you read this message, I just wanted to let you know that it is not your job to talk about my son and send your false statements to a 3rd party using other tennis platforms. If I were you, I would take care of your business better - because it is going to be unpleasant to loose it one day. Randy Ross, please be a better person. If there are things which need to be discussed face-to-face or even via email, discuss them face-to-face or via email instead of using "no-reply" emails like UTR platform. Take care and God bless you! By the way, the UTR team and the lawyer are currently reviewing my case. Tip for parents: Be prepared to be banned from this club if you decide to leave the honest&negative review about this club.

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

Our family feels so incredibly welcome here! The staff knows us by name and Gino is incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful! Always offering resources to keep our kids busy and in summer activities. We feel so grateful to be part of this community and enjoy ourselves every time we come to the rec center! Thank you to Gino and all of the staff here!

I play racquetball here so I can't comment too much on the other facilities, but they do offer…read moreweightlifting, some aerobics machines, a basketball/volleyball court and there's a pool table in the front lobby. The staff here are nice and you can't beat the price of admission even if you're a non-district visitor if you purchase a punch card.