Absolute nightmare place to come for a tournament. It appeared they have really outgrown the…read morefacility or they are scheduling too many matches too close together. They have nine fields but only four parking lots. On each field there was at least one match. For the younger children they would split the field and run two games simultaneously. Maybe it was just because it was on a holiday weekend but it was over crowded. Definitely not enough parking. Probably 2,000 cars trying to squeeze into 500 parking spaces. Traffic getting in and out was horrible and people eating up parking at centennial party then dodging traffic on Centennial lane. With the amount of people the restroom ended up being unusable by about the half way point. Water all over the floor and trash cans overflowing. The here is a snack bar on site but I would recommend bringing food with you. It's on the expensive side with 2.50 for a small bottle of water. Was much batter last time I was here.

The bathrooms are disgusting and rarely have toilet paper…read more In gameplay, U10 girls are taught to not take a knee when an opponent is injured. Instead, they have started this huddle up and talk about "marking" players. A bad look for a team, girls especially not showing sportsmanship or even human empathy. (MLB & NFL even take a knee)

Great instructors and time for my kiddos! They love gymnastics there. I love the make up policy for…read moremissed classes.

Our grandson goes to Allpro and is very happy with his coaches and teammates, they are going to the…read moreRegionals this year! Could not be prouder of this team!!! They have worked very hard and have excelled tremendously.

I signed my kids up for classes at B2R Fulton the day they opened and we still love it! We've been…read morein Rock n' Roll, Rock City, Kids n' Key, Private Piano Lessons, Rock Band, and camps- so pretty much everything and have never had any issues. My older son is now 8 and has had so many opportunities to perform, doing wonderful things for his confidence, even in front of a large crowd. Both kids have even made great friends! I've recommended a number of families to the school and they all love it as well. I highly recommend giving it a try, Carl and Nick run the school and are the nicest and most accomadating guys. My kids have flourished as students and now both LOVE music!

This had an assembly-line-like atmosphere for teaching kids piano - 4 kids in a room, one working…read morewith the instructor while the others practiced with headphones or worked on theory on a computer. Was willing to roll with that for a little bit, as technology does bring some interesting opportunities for improvement - but I observed that a) the kids were given synth keyboards (which have a very different feel), not digital pianos, to play on, b) the keyboards were set way too high relative to their seats for them to learn to play. The feedback inevitably was that our kids were doing a great job, even when they hadn't practiced at all - I understand the positivity and I know few people have time to put in the necessary practice (I myself have 15ish years of piano so know what kind of practice is required) but it felt like it was more about just going through the motions and getting the money for a class than actually teaching anybody anything. Then one of the instructors made a comment about my kid that seemed wildly out of line, so we quit. While I'm sure this is not everyone's experience, I'd say it's better to go with a place that's more serious about teaching, less franchisey.

My Name is Daniel Lopez, Joining this soccer team has been…read moreone of the best experiences I've ever had! From day one, the coach saw my potential and believed in me, even when I doubted myself. He recognized my talent and pushed me to become better every single day. What really stood out to me was that he never gave me advice just to say something every bit of guidance he offered had purpose and helped me grow as a player and a person. The training sessions are intense but rewarding, the team atmosphere is positive, and the improvement I've seen in myself is unreal. Truly a 5-star experience all around!

Be cautious of playing for this team. Our team played against them, and their coaches were hostile…read more My daughter broke her wrist after the Harundale coach's daughter threw her to the ground. As we were walking off the field to take her to the ER, their other coach said to our coach "At least our girls don't cry like babies." Seriously? They were 11! Who says that? There was no compassion or concern shown by their entire team. They represent all that is wrong with youth sports. While I'm hopeful most of their coaching staff is not like this, one of their commissioners, A. Wright, didn't respond to our concern at all, and was the head coach of the team we were playing. Everything about the game was unsportsmanlike including the parents, the players, and both coaches. I would never allow my kids to play for this team.

My son has been w/the HC Terps organization from the age of 5 until now, he is 13& going into High…read moreSchool! Did we encounter problems along the way yes, but the good times out weighted the bad! The friends, we call our football family are invaluable! My son has gone from a federal level player to a National level started. He has the potential of starting his freshman year. He has 3 HC Terps coaches that check on him, watch out for him and have his best interest at heart! Do the HC Terps need improvement- yes! But it's hard for me to believe that other organizations do not have problems. I choose to join the board to try and make it better!!

The Howard County TERPS youth football program is one of several that the Howard County Recreation…read moreand Parks manages. The program has struggled to attract the number of players that some of the other teams that participate in the Mid-Maryland Football and Youth Cheer program over the last couple of years but they still develop strong teams through the strong coaching staff. At the younger age groups, the focus is on developing basic football skills. As kids move toward the older age groups, the game becomes more competitive and prepare players for high school football programs. If you have a son or daughter (yes, we've had some girls play football in the past) that is interested in football or cheering, I'd recommend considering the program.

This review is again related to their Virginia location. I've never been to MD location. I've had…read morevery mixed experiences with their programs. It all depends on which coach you may get. Some of them are really really NICE, but... NOT ALL of THEM are at 4 star level. Be careful and talk to your friends who know which pros are the best before you sign up for the program and more importantly, BEFORE you decide to have private lesson with coach who recommends himself to you and trying to sell you 10-lesson packages with discount price (you should actually tell why he is doing that).

Great place to bring your kids to learn tennis. Great pro with lots of experience dealing with kidsread more

I haven't found many places in the county like Pip Moyer. The indoor track that over looks the…read morebasketball courts reminds me of the CRC back at Maryland University. Most places like this either have ridiculous membership fees or you have to live in the neighborhood. The staff has been both friendly and helpful when I've needed them, and i'm looking forward to purchasing a 1 year pass for my family sooner than later. On a slow day it's given us an escape from sitting around the house, or just going out to eat. My kids love the rock climbing here, and when the pools open in the summer it just adds even more ways to stay active. If anyone knows something similar in the area, shoot me a message, because i'd love to check it out.

I just joined to use the gym and not only was I impressed with the membership costs, I am impressed…read morewith pretty much the entire facility. The parking lot looks packed all the time, but the inside is so huge i never have to wait for a treadmill, and if the cardio room is full, then there is also an indoor track I can use as a backup. The weight room is not overly huge, but it has enough choices to where its not lacking. The staff are friendly and helpful. I havent even checked out any of the classes, rock wall climb or the basketball and pickleball courts, but this place has everything you can think of for working out at a price that does not disappoint. You can sign up for 30 days, 60 or 90 days, or they also have a one year membership if you desire. I am usually NOT a gym person because my past experiences with other gyms, were not so good and way overpriced. No one tries to push you into getting a year membership if you arent ready. The staff are able to answer any of your questions. they also have child care that is free (for up to 2 hours)

Found this gym for junior Olympic weightlifting for my daughters who are 8 and 11. We live 45 mins…read moreaway and sacrifice the drive to come here for the weightlifting lifting team. The sacrifice is similar to most parents I know who do the same sacrificial drive to one of the best gymnastics gyms in the area. This junior weightlifting team is the only one I know of in town when I was looking for one. I think there are many weightlifting clubs or barbell clubs in this area but not for young kids that offer training to someone as young as one of my daughters who are 8 and 11 years old. This place offers an outstanding weightlifting foundation for kids starting 8 years old (probably even younger if one is able to grasp the concept). We discovered this gym March 6th and my girls went to their first weightlifting meet April 15th and have done extremely well. The girls have great form and the junior weightlifting coach/owner ensures they are doing their lifts safely. We want safety first and prevent injuries. This coach also coaches adult weightlifters. The gym has a lot of weights, dumbbells, rowers and air-bikes. Four platforms noted. They have boxes too for box jumps and rings for ring rows, dips and muscle ups. They have a rig for pull-ups and kettlebells. Aesthetically, it is better than some gyms I have been too. The place still smells like fresh paint. Bathrooms are big with showers and are approved for persons with disabilities. Whenever I can, I join their group fitness class. Since the gym is still new, the class times offered are 4:30-5:30 and 5:30-6:30 at this time. The 5:30 class is perfect and matches the kids training session, starting at 5:30. More class times are planned as the gym gets more members who request other class times. The coaching from Coach Robbie is very good. I only expect the best from a CF teams competitor. I really like his programming but he seems so shy though and doesn't talk much. I need a little more encouragement from Robbie because I am not a super athlete like the other guys he coaches. I am not familiar with all kinds of fitness training and other varied exercises. I am someone who you need to teach and explain things to. I can be a challenge. Again, I like his programming with exercises that is suppose help with stabilization. I also experienced great coaching from tall Anthony (Olympic Weightlifter/CF coach). He is very personable and explains each movement well and explains what muscles we should expect to feel the sore or the burn. Provides good modification so that I can still do a workout and feel the burn. Thinks of safety first to prevent injury and will push you throughout your workout. I need this kind of encouragement. He also makes the workout more fun and less intimidating. There's the Owner/Olympic Weightlifting Coach Anthony who is extremely knowledgeable with fitness, core strength and stabilization. When there's no class, I workout on my own. Once in a while the coach/owner can't help and notice my mistakes, so he will chime in from the other end of the gym and tell me to fix my leg or my arms when I'm practicing an Olympic weightlifting movement. I feel bad and do not like asking guidance from him while he is busy coaching the kids, but he will chime in anyway... and my kids tease me about it and my form (lol). But, it's nice getting unsolicited help :) This gym is new and is working on building its community. Come, and be a part of it! This gym offers superb training on junior weightlifting, adult weightlifting and fitness training. If you want to get better at your weightlifting, come here! This is a great place to learn weightlifting no matter your age. The coach/owner will help you. If you are a parent like me who has kids that are interested in weightlifting, have your kids join the team. Start them with a good strong foundation. As the team parent, I look forward to workout with you in this gym while we wait for our weightlifting athlete finish their daily training session. You can also go next door to the brewery and have a beer while waiting. If you have really small kids or other kids not interested in lifting... they have a bouncy house and a swim school next door to keep them entertained for the next 2 hours. I am so excited for the future of this gym and for the future of junior weightlifting athletes that come through here. Keep an eye on this weightlifting team and follow us on Instagram and FaceBook. Follow this gym @crossfitchoptank and discover their athletes. #teamchoptank #choptankathlete #choptankathletes #choptankparents

How can a "Crossfit" box receive a 1 star rating...by having a micro-managing owner, that's how. I…read morewill start by saying that the Crossfit Coach, at the time, was exceptional with his programming, encouraging words, and helpful attitude. I would have loved to stay at this box for years to come but the owner, Anthony Hernandez, is none of those to the crossfitters. He micro-managed by saying what music we could listen to, the temperature of the box (it would be so hot that you thought you would puke during the warm up), whether the bay doors could be open, and he's not much of a truth teller. He told us on multiple occasions that equipment and upgrades to the box were coming and none of that happened. He did get bikes and rowers but we were promised more rig and the floor to be finished. I can attest that the bathrooms were not cleaned or if they were it was very infrequent. We had to bring in our own hand soap, had to remind him constantly about paper towels to dry our hands, there is no water fountain/station to fill our bottles so we took it upon ourselves to bring in cases of water for the entire box to use. We brought our own chalk, white board markers, equipment....and none of that was appreciated. Never a thank you. He didn't want anyone else to have a key to the place even though it was a hassle for him to make it during the offered class times (there was a time he didn't make it at all and said it was traffic, we checked and there was none - liar!). He is not one to talk face-to-face about issues, he would give all the bad news to the coach to deliver. When the head coach wasn't there, he would have to "coach" and it was pretty much us warming up on our own and talking about the workout on our own. What's even worst is that, if you ever go against him by say cancelling a membership, he will make sure you can't come to his facility (who wants to go back) and block you on social media. People warned us of this guy before but nobody listened. I'm glad that I moved to Choptank b/c I was able to develop a good friendship with the other athletes and coach. If the owner didn't micro-manage, he could have had a thriving Crossfit facility.