We came for a lesson and had a great experience. Communication with the owner Kevin was prompt, and…read morethey were able to find a time for my daughter to have a private lesson that worked with our limited time frame. The facility was one of the nicest volleyball facilities I've visited. My daughter found the coaching she received in the lesson to be valuable

Club Alum opinion: I considered Elevation to be a big part…read moreof my home. Many of the coaches were pivotal in my recruitment to the college volleyball team I currently played for. My parents have contributed significant amount of money to this establishment and remained loyal when people chose to sue them for their poor handling of payment during COVID. We have also referred this club to many people that attended. My sister chose to part ways with this club after a bad experience but I considered elevation to still be part of my home. Until recently when the owner Rob Graham told me to step away from a conversation where he screamed at my mother in her face including multiple profanities and called her a liar. This was after he recruited his coaches to listen to her private conversations she was having about very real corruption that exists in this club that my family has experienced first hand. I have never been more appalled and disgusted at the behavior of an adult man who runs an establishment that is supposed to make young girls and boys feel safe and supported. Coaches that I trusted stood by with knowledge of this behavior and continue to do nothing. I'm very sad to say Elevation is no longer part of my home.

Watching youth hockey here is so fun. They have a bar with good food and wine, plus great service…read morewith fun bartenders! The atmosphere is busy and light and friendly overall. The viewing area is comfortable, bleachers and all. Not too cold. Plenty of space to enjoy a game.

My family loves this place! It's always super clean and offers family skate times which are great…read moreto get everyone out on the ice together. My teenagers and their friends love to hang out here and there's a great seating area for parents to watch or for them to hang out when they get tired. It has plenty of parking and plenty of snacks, which makes it ideal for the teens and teen drivers.

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!

Came to look for some weights. They had some used ones which I am glad for. The new ones are ok but…read moreprices aren't as good as Amazon unfortunately. I purchased a set and one single they had. I'm happy as it'll help me increase my weights in the progressive overload workouts I'm doing. Associate was fine.

Nice and friendly staff. We found some great new and used pieces for our home gym at good prices…read more The lady at the counter was very helpful with providing tools to disassemble a bench and they helped us load our car. I wish they had a bit more inventory but we will keep checking in. We will definitely be back soon.

We had a lot of trouble here. It was $9 for 5 round of 16, however the first cage we went to threw…read moreway too high. When we told the employee she said she can't fix that and didn't give us a new coin. Half of the cages were locked and we had to go into the wires of one to start it. The helmet was also disgusting and covered in hair. All in all, it's the only one I can find around us so we will likely go again, but not out of choice.

I grew up playing baseball and it's something that I still miss. Back in Jacksonville, I used to go…read moreto the batting cages every few weeks. The nostalgia brought me joy, plus swinging the bat is a great stress relief! The other night a thought hit me like a ton of bricks. "I haven't swung a bat since living in Denver." What the hell, Matt? You've been here for over a year already! And a quick Yelp search led me to Cornerstone. The great thing about these cages is that they're apart of Cornerstone Park, but separated from the ballfields. I don't remember how much I used to pay for tokens, so any comparison is void. These were $9 for five rounds, or 80 pitches. There are nine cages in total, ranging from slow to fast, baseball and softball. I've never been to a batting cage with an option of height for the pitching machine. Nice touch! For the most part, the cages were accurate, fast and mostly in working order. Obviously you can rent a bat/helmet for free. You're allowed to bring your own if you choose. Except many more check-ins from me at Cornerstone. I'm ready to get my swing back and rep blisters on my hands!

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.

Our seven-year-old was so excited to try Gymnastics but then after leaving the sessions in tears…read moreseveral times we finally quit. Instead of making it fun the instructors were trying to have her do things that were too difficult. Maybe if you start out super young it would be OK. Now she hates gymnastics.

No opportunity for drop-in pickle ball. If you sign up for a spot online you can walk in 20-30…read moremins after the scheduled start time. A fix to this is if you're 5 min late the spot opens up for others that drop-in.

I've come by to check out the Bennett Recreation Center a handful of times since moving to Bennett…read more Safe to say it's a solid "A-OK" for me. Star #1 - Theres a wide variety of equipment available for use! Heck there's even a pool! Star #2 - They offer a selection of classes and leagues! Star #3 - Prices are reasonable! You can get just a day pass for $3.25, ten visit punch card for $29.25, twenty visit punch card for $58.50, or varying levels of membership depending in your needs. While I don't go to the Bennett Recreation Center often - I am glad to have it available to mix up my workout routine!

I love this rec center honestly. This is my little gym spot whenever I visit my grandparents. It's…read morebeen $5/day for me as a visitor. Coming from the gym madness in Los Angeles, it feels like a personal gym! The weight equipment is older but well taken care of. It's a small weight room, but they've got everything you need to get a full workout in. I've gone a handful of times and it's usually pretty empty (early morns/mid day). Anytime I see any sort of traffic, it's usually the people coming from the classes they offer. I haven't checked out the pool, but the basketball courts are solid whenever I want to get some shots up. Someone let me know if/when they ever have any solid pickup runs here!! Overall, I love coming here when I come to take a break from the city. The employees have always been very nice and welcoming.