Dan was great to work with and we had a great time playing dodgeball at Airtime in Troy. We liked…read morethe social gatherings and sponsorship afterwards as well. Something extra that a lot of sports league fall short on. We will definitely be back!

Social sports is a great time. I was able to play in the dodgeball league this past spring & I will…read morebe participating in the upcoming kickball league - talk about a walk down memory lane (middle school anyone?)! It's a great opportunity to participate in sports/activities that aren't common to your typical recreation leagues. As an avid soccer player in multiple rec leagues throughout metro-Detroit, it is a nice change to get out & do something different while staying active!

My daughter just completed her second season with MIElite and I'm sad to say I won't be back and do…read morenot recommend them. The coaches are very young but sweet girls and I'm sure they are excellent VB players but they don't know how to coach and develop players. They are emotionless on the sidelines and tend to focus on just one or two players. I honestly think my daughter grew and learned more from her middle school teachers than she did at MI Elite. As an organization, I would have hoped MI Elite staff would have seen that our team struggled all season to win games - we barely won any and typically lost our matches In 2 games. Why didn't our coach get some help?. It was an expensive and disappointing season across the board :(

My daughter unfortunately was put on Justine Wests team. She is an experienced coach. She makes a…read morepoor attempt at coaching just because she has "played since she was 5". But that doesn't make you a coach. Stonefaced, what she lacks in personality she compensates in passive aggressive manipulation. The girls have no respect for her because she talks to them like they are Kindergarteners. She doesnt teach technique because she is too busy practicing dance moves on the court. Tournaments are poorly coordinated because there is little to no communication as to the schedule, timing, location etc. Parking and seating is non-existant Attemping to communicate with the club is impossible. Reeder (the Wixom coordinator) is too busy sleeping in the office. The facilities are dirty and smell like BO! To sum up our experience... sad. Will not be back and i do not recommend to anyone. For the exorbitant price, i expected much much more.

Warning - Do NOT sign up for thundercats soccer they only want your money . $3,500 for a whole year…read moreand yet when my son has played on the field the coach doesn't coach he sits and drinks his coffee and talks to another ThunderCat employee . we have had several issues with boys bullying and you are your childs only advocate and when we addressed the issues he brushed it off as it's a sport they are boys. we had a previous team come and that coach actually coached his players calling out each player by name to shoot the ball to pass it to another team player , now that's a coach , not one that completely ignores his players and doesn't fix issues when addressed . Do NOT NOT go to ThunderCats . save yourself and child and pocket book they are only in for money . Find someone who will actually make your kid go far in life and do better at coaching

Hands down the lowest price club that offers top level training from a proven coaching staff. This…read morehas been one of the few clubs in our many years of experience that has shown us continuing improvement with our young athletes. We have played against many "Big Money Club$" and won many times. This club proves that you don't have to break the bank to receive top notch training for your children! John Sikorski and his Training Staff are a treasure to have in our Soccer Community. Thank You, Your Biggest Fans

I understand this place has produced many great athletes and is professional with many great…read morecoaches and reviews. We found the head of the xcel program woman very warm and genuine. It doesn't dismiss our bad experiences here even though mostly out of the owners/ coach's control. my daughter enrolled into the gold xcel program last summer as a 10 year old. I gave her a text/ call only phone for emergencies to bring to class. A group of girls on the team( 2 and 3 grades OLDER than her!)asked for her number and harassed her over days via text. My daughter was nothing but kind. She was also harassed enrire classes by same girls in person. I screenshoted the texts to send to coach/owner so it was undeniable. Gym had a meeting with the girls families and I was apologized too. Coach said the harassment was jealousy of skills. My daughter broke both bones in her arm very badly during a practice while doing a flip off bar. I met ambulance there and was told by my daughter and another student my daughter landed the flip on her feet and arm hitting bar was cause of break. You sign a waiver and assume risks when doing gymnastics so I did not blame coaches/gym and was kind. I kindly emailed Olympia after incident asking any coach input how my daughter broke her arm so that if she returns to gymnastics she could learn from mistake and not repeat it. Almost 2 WEEKS later , a coach called me and said she saw my daughter fall and she broke arm on ground. I told coach it doesn't really matter but since my daughter's story did not match is there video they could review? Coach told me the " No. No video evidence. cameras don't reach to the back of the gym where the bars are" So I was lied to or they don't have cameras in the back of the gym which is a safety risk on many levels to me.

this is the gym i go to and it is amazing! the coaches are great and are so helpful. they have big…read moregarage doors that they open sometimes when it's nice out and it's not stuff at all. it can be a little bit crowded but there's enough space to still practice and the coaches are still able to help all of us.

Just swung in to check things out and it's my kind of place…read more I've been a power lifter for 20-25yrs and have competed in strong man and this is my kinda place. And not bad for the price. I've paid more across the USA and even Canada and this will be my next go to when I get back into it.

Old school gym. No BS just get your grind on. It's not pretty or pretentious like the corporate…read moreMcGyms with the tier programs and high price tags , personal trainer package garbage. Nope. Walk in, drop your cash on the counter and get to work. Plenty of plates and plate loaded machines to keep any meathead happy.

Very cool (ha) facility and good instruction. I came with a group who needed some filler people,…read morethey rented out all 5 lanes. I believe there is a $50 security deposit, then around $30 per head. Probably more information on their site or by calling but long story short that got us two hours total. Let me tell you, I'm a larger unfit man, and sweeping was physically exhausting. My heart was pounding out of my chest 30 minutes in, and I ended up having to switch out with someone else for more sweeps. This is something I caution you to take seriously if you are not in shape / well conditioned. Curling is physically exerting! I had a hard time learning to get down and slide the stone. That's part of the fun. That said they do have a pusher stick you can use. Being 6' 7" myself and having a lower back problem I used the pusher stick when it was my turn to slide the stone. Don't be shy about using it! Instead of putting one foot on a slider pad (you have gripper covers over your tennis shoes so you can walk the ice), getting down low and pushing off the stick attaches to the stone's handle. Then you just walk up to speed and give it a little shove. Word of working, most wont have this issue but I wear a 14 or 15 mens 4E (extra wide) shoe depending on the make. My default tennis shoes were too big for the grippers to fit over, I had to switch to my backup pair which are thankfully 14's and I was able to just barely able to stretch them over.

I took my guy here for his birthday. We had a lesson and then played with another group of people…read morefor about an hour and a half. The cost was $30 each and well worth it! The instructors were great- thorough and patient. This is such a unique place and curling is such a fascinating sport! Can't wait to go back!

You can see what used to be a probably awesome place. Unfortunately it's hasn't been awesome in…read morequite some time. Even though pickleball Is the fastest growing sport, for some reason PT doesn't like it. They raised their prices from last year to this year, and deliver awful customer service. Membership for PB up 50%, open play up over 50% and it's not like they have the courts waiting for You! All the usuals get there and spend the first 10 min of a shortened timeframe dragging the nets and setting it up. They don't provide balls like they do for tennis! Nope they just grab your money and treat all the pickle ballers like they are not as good as their tennis elitist. Don't get me wrong there are a couple people that work there that are super nice, but more often than not you run in to the ones That seem to either hate their job or hate us!! ‍ UWM doesn't have the outdoor floors or even great customer service at the sportsplex but at least provide balls. Have everything set up and pretend to Like you. Worth the drive in my opinion. Peachtree could use a customer service coach on staff. Don't even get me started on renting a court from them. They would rather it be empty than pickleball be played on it most days. A smile and making your customers feel welcome goes a long way!!

I have been to this club a few times in the last few months. Pricing isn't too bad and seems to be…read moreon par with all the other local clubs. Courts are very good shape and you have a lot of room to yourself as well. They also offer drop in group lessons or private lessons for a reasonable price if you so choose. Price of a membership isn't all that bad either but you need it if you plan on joining leagues or using the ball machine there. Hours are also pretty good as well and they offer court times for whatever someone's schedule might be.

No seating. No Live Barn. This place should not be allowed to host tournament games.read more

It's been a little over 24 hours since I've left Hazel Park Ice Arena, and my a$$ has not thawed…read moreout. My buns were frozen after a 45 minute game. The seating area is small and right behind the goalie. The glass is pretty beat up and hard to see the full game. The waiting area was large and it was easy to find the players after the game. The snack bar was half open and didn't have any products warming up. Even though it is not directly off the highway, the Ice Arena is pretty easy to locate. Just look for the building south of the race track parking lot. The best part about the game (since we lost) was the sound system during play. I haven't heard Thunderstruck or Fall Out Boy's Light em Up in a good long while.

I visited the yard for a birthday drop in party. We had a great time. Even is non drinkers has…read moreplenty to do. There are outdoor games, Mega pong pictures and corn hole. Indoors there is a huge selection of board games, table shuffle board, and darts. For an addition fee, there is Detroit Axe axe throwing. The good is good with a selection of pub food and a delish asian chicken salad. They do serve mocktails for the non-drinkers. Overall, fun several hours on a weekend. Looking forward to the summer when all of the extensive outdoor seating is open.

Awesome outdoor bar! They have tons of games to play, but…read morethe outdoor bar area is the coolest. They have a huge screen outside to watch the local game going on and a great spot to sit puisse and enjoy a cocktail