GREAT location for birthday parties for kiddos , they know exactly how to do it!…read more Great time to place before eating a yummy pizza party and cake! They help with a wagon to roll out the gifts and let the birthday kid open the gifts at home which is such a good idea cause the birthdays get extremely wild with kids opening toys.

My daughter broke her arm here at a parents night out. Accidents happen, we understand that…read more However the response from Winkids was wholly inadequate. They did not call to notify us she was injured. Instead she sat in pain until normal pick up time for us to get her. At pick up they placed her in the car and buckled her so I could not see her arm, but they assured me it was just a bump, "it's not broken or anything." When I got her out of the car her arm was obviously misshapen and I knew right away it was broken. We emailed the director several times asking only that they provide better training to their staff. None of our emails were answered. I would not trust these people with children's safety.

Super happy with Sting. We love our coach ortiz obviously with the changes with ages, It takes time…read moreadapt but other than that we are so happy with Sting

Incredibly disappointed. when Sting Soccer Club merged with the club our child was already playing…read morefor, we decided to keep her in and embrace the change. we were in constant communication with coaches, local directors etc (Lincoln NE) and nobody bothered getting back to us about team formations. We literally asked at every practice and had several follow up emails that ended with "someone will get back to you" with no response.(this was for recreation/less competitive teams btw so it isn't like my kid missed a tryout or anything) I get things get messy with a merge but my last email wasn't even acknowledged. If that is how Sting operates, we have no choice but to find a different place for our kid to play.

Nice large soccer field.read more

I writing this to you to express my concern with the Keller Soccer Association and as a word of…read morecaution to anyone looking to sign their kids up. I've coached for 3 seasons now and I have decided to pursue another league where they truly support sportsmanship and a fun experience for the kids and parents. Just two weeks ago my U5 kids had to suffer through another experience playing a team that lacked a coach with ethics, referees who don't understand the game and no supervision from KSA. The other coach had the audacity to verbally tell his kids in front of all the parents and referee to use their hands and arms to "control the space" around them. Let me repeat, these were 4 year olds! Everyone heard their coach say this repeatedly, it was no secret. As a lifelong soccer player I found this very confusing as you are not allowed to hold your arms out to push players away. I can't imagine instructing my 4 year olds to do this, when many of them don't understand the difference between a corner kick and goal kick. Predictably, their team was pushing my players and at times pulling them to the ground. At one point in the game, the foul was so blatant that the referee finally called it. But who really cares because I had to go on the field and pick up my crying player. I instructed my team to go to our bench as I was tempted to stop the game completely because the referee could not control the game. For the remainder of the game, my players would only run alongside their players because they were afraid that they would get pushed to the ground if they got too close. This is unbelievable and unacceptable for U5 or any age! The Bulldogs coach came on to the field and explained to the referee that "his players are allowed to use their hands to hold away the opposing team to protect their space." He also said "why should I care since the referee called a foul." The referee just stood there and didn't say anything. I allowed my team to go back on the field and finish the game as there was only 1 quarter left. Of course, my players are confused and asking if its ok for them to push back. I said no. In fact, I removed my player from the field when he pushed one of our own players. Ultimately, KSA is responsible for providing a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. I expressed my concerns to KSA leadership and their response was predictably poor. If you do decide to sign up with KSA, just remember that the referees will be too young to instruct and there will be no KSA supervision available to help you when the other team's coach has decided that his dream to be in the World Cup. PS. Because of the population of Keller, there will always be plenty of new players to come along for KSA. This is a function of quantity not quality. I know of at least three teams that are electing to pursue other opportunities. Hopefully there will be more!

This is a really great gym. I've taken a few of my cheerleaders up here for the open stunt night on…read moreThursdays. Ryan Johnson is the coach that runs it and he is fantastic. He gives such great feedback to the athletes. It doesn't matter if you're a basic or advanced stunter. They have people of all ranges that show up. Ryan is really great about making his way around to everyone. He makes an effort to learn everyone's name and get to know them. You feel right at home there. In most gyms stunt classes I have to do a lot of coaching with my girls. The people running the class like to stick around the more advanced stunters because that's more "fun" to work with. But Ryan is great and makes sure to work with everyone. It's great when you find a coach who actually knows what they're doing and clearly enjoys what they do! I have an infant and a husband who travels. I LOVE that I'm allowed to bring my son with me. Granted I keep him in the carrier the whole time, I worry about someone stepping on him. But I'm so appreciative of a gym that will allow me to work with my girls and have my son with me! Talk about family friendly! If you're in high school thinking about cheering in college, you're in college looking for somewhere to stunt or you're old like me and just like to see if you can still do a few skills I definitely recommend going here on Thursday nights at 8:15. You may get lucky and see my old self attempting to relive the glory days!

My girls love coming here. They're incredibly helpful with scheduling makeup classes. The coaches…read moreare knowledgeable and caring to my daughters. We feel like ohana.

Our children have been enrolled here for the past 5 years and the flexible monthly payment…read morearrangement means that we can take a month break here and there without losing momentum in the curriculum. All of the instructors are brilliant with the kids and they instill a great work ethic into each one. I truly feel that my kids have earned each belt honestly and is a true reflection of their hard work without it feeling like they are being artificially pushed forward - which is super important to me. There is an dedicated app for the parents so you can review all of the curriculum etc - which for us means that we can 100% accurately study all the course materials at home with confidence.

What a great school for all ages! They work well with the kids and help them learn the moves as…read morethey discuss application in the real world. The focus is more on defensive and avoiding the physical confrontation. The lessons are engaging and keep children interested so they aren't distracted by other things. It is easy to grab any instructor and ask him/her a question or get personal assistance on moves. They have developed an app to help you practice at home so you have videos that correspond with your belt requirements. We did a lot of research on the right form of martial arts and asked around on schools. This one sounded the best. We definitely made the right choice!

In my opinion the best USTPA coach in DFW!!! Teaches you the proper techniques and skills.read more

My daughter had her first ever lesson and Roger started with being stern with my shy girl. I was…read morefine with that. Then she accidently hit him with the ball and he turned angry and yelled and my girl. Then proceeded to tell me that I've coddled her all her life and she had no self-discipline all while my daughter was crying. I pray she still wants to play this sport and this mean old man hasn't ruined it for her!

The place is run down and didn't seem very clean. We did a trial class and the instructor was quite…read moreyoung and not professional. She seemed to have a bad attitude and I saw her making fun of the way a child ran. Never went back!

The staff is great and the location is the great. It's great for kids bday parties. The only…read morenegative thing I have to say about this place is there is no AC where the parents wait/lobby. It can get hot during summer!!

This place is very professional, hands-on, family oriented and you can tell the instructors are…read morewell experienced! The space is clean and with comfortable space. Mr. Westbrook and Mr. Green is very patient, great communicator, fun and an outstanding teaching with the students. The parents are very involved and even has a PTA to keep abreast of upcoming events and more.

Cornerstone Martial Arts & Leadership Academy is a great learning environment. I have three…read moregrandchildren attending at the present time. They range from the ages of 4-5 years old. The four year old is in the Tiny Tigers & the 5 year olds are in the Little Dragons. I have personally attended 90 percent of the classes for both programs. Jo Kyo Greene is the main instructor for both classes, with the help of Jo Kyo Gaudet, Jo Kyo Westbrook, & Jo Kyo Rodriguez-Lyness. Which are all black belts. I've observed them working with older kids, & adults , then beautifully transitioning over to a milder side with the toddlers. The instructors break down the material being taught in a way to get the toddlers attention. I've also witnessed the Belt Test. Every two months a belt test is giving for the students to display the skills that they have learned and mastered. If achieved they receive their new rank, by receiving another color belt. They also have camps, in which I am looking forward to attending in the near future. I am happy that I joined this organization. I cannot wait to see what the future holds. One thing for sure; you can tell that the staff is all on the same accord. Master Dulaney is doing a great job with his staff ! 123 Tang Soo Do !