I love Club Waka, especially the structure of a league you can't get elsewhere. Can't wait to get…read moreback to playing! Highly recommend for a great time!

I can't think of anything lamer than WAKA (besides its name, of course). Paid an excessive amount…read moreof money to play this season and have only been on the field twice. Granted, this was primarily due to the weather, but it's no excuse for this organization to not have a contingency plan in place, or a system to refund people. Sorry WAKA, your emails claiming that you "can't provide a refund because the season has already started" is a joke and won't save you from this review. Not sure where the money is going since the refs are just volunteers from other teams. Games are less than 20 minutes long and you'd be luckily to even kick once every two games which isn't a huge deal because it's more of a drinking club anyways. The worse part of this is that WAKA is sponsored by a bar that cheats you! $14 for a pitcher of Miller Light?! Thanks, but no thanks, Sponsor. Do yourself a favor. Play a real sport. Or don't. Either way, don't give away your money to these people.

District Sports:…read more I really have enjoyed playing soccer with District sports. I am realizing how much I miss playing soccer in the District Sports leage now in this Covid era where sports are off the table for a bit! Pros: Cost: Only about $80 for a season- not too bad, and probably breaks down to about $10 a game or less. Locations: The fields are pretty conveniently located, not too far to get to. Team captains have a say in what fields are played on, as well as the schedules of the games, and they take into account where players on the teams live. General game conditions: The fields were in good condition. Games were held on both grass and turf fields, and referees for the games seemed competent and always showed up on time. Diversity: There are lots of folks of all different ages and skill levels in this league. The league is coed. The average age is probably 28ish, if I had to guess. There are definitely more men than women in this league. Social element: There is a social element to this league. After wins, many teams go out for drinks or food. Friendships are definitely built in this league. Cons: This con is more of a pro, in some ways. Because the league is coed, but male dominated, there's a rule that asks that at least three female players be on the field at all times, for each team playing. If there are not enough girls, a team has to forfeit the win, regardless of the score. Because of this, sometimes, as a girl, when teams playing games either before or after your scheduled game are short on female players, they will ask you to play for them in their games. If you want to get some extra play in, it is very easy to play for other teams who need female players to have to not forfeit games. You also will get a lot of playing time as a girl in general, because of the way league rules are structured, and because of the general shortage of girl players.

Does playing on the company's softball league makes you want to take a nap? You've done kickball,…read moreyour liver can't take it anymore, and you're wondering what's next? You may want to check out what District Sports has to offer. It's one of the better run amateur adult co-ed soccer leagues. It's a great league to break into the sport. All skills levels are welcomed. There's no "side tackling" and the field is shorter, so you're likely to survive. Soccer is only the beginning. They offer indoor soccer, futsol, frisbee, 7 on 7 soccer, indoor kickball, and basketball. There's plenty to do year round with this league and the fees are very reasonable. If you can sign up with a team, or just walking a meet some new people. Everyone is incredibly friendly, great adult recreational league. And, yes, they do like to party too. Just fyi, if you're very a competitive soccer player, this isn't the league for you.

Family fun, good baseball, fantastic Roseda Farms hotdogs and Brewster's ice cream. Great summer…read morenights.

Fun little night out for a family to watch some amateur college baseball summer league…read more Good for a summer evening with the kids. Nice folding chairs for viewing with walkup music and announcers and concessions and player bios. Wooden bat league, that is pretty competitive.

Bethesda OneLife has everything: Treadmills, steppers, other aerobic equipment, free weights,…read moreweight machines, tennis and racquetball courts, basketball, personal training, classes. And very important in Bethesda, covered "free" parking. Desk staff, trainers and general manager are friendly and helpful. Almost forgot: Sauna, steam, whirlpool, swimming pool. Complaints: The stream room takes too long to repair; the whirlpool can look dirty, especially after a busy weekend. Sometimes they run out of towels.

I'd rather not go to the gym at all.. so unsanitary...I've had pleasant experiences with OneLife…read moreotherwise.

The T-Bolts are a collegiate summer (June/July) baseball team based in Silver Spring - Takoma Park,…read moreMaryland that play home games at Montgomery Blair Baseball Stadium. The team is a member of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League (CRCBL). Adults $6.00, Children under 18 $2.00, Youth baseball and softball players in uniform, and children under the age of 5 GET IN FREE. Enjoy summer baseball with with the Silver Spring / Takoma Park community of fans, with grilled hot dogs, hamburgers, peanuts and ice cream bars / sandwiches served from a full concession operation. Kids will enjoy the races around the bases, water ballon races and pizza box races.

Well worth the money! Especially if you take advantage of the classes. They have everything you…read morecould need in a gym. The staff is friendly and the manager, Erika, is phenomenal. The spa is excellent and you get a discount during your birthday month. Class instructors are fantastic and each provides a unique style.

Equinox Bethesda is the best luxury gym in the area, so many activities to choose between a huge…read morecalendar of classes, 2 floors one just for cardio and other one for strength. A complete locker room space with all you might need as showers with body wash, shampoo, conditioner and facial cleanser, a full operating steam room, so many other thing that make my money works.

We have been with i9sports for a few years now. My older son who is now 8 has played mostly…read moreBaseball with this program and this fall 2017 we did flag football. i9sports can be hit or miss; if you end up with a coach who knows that they are doing and is passionate the season is great otherwise it's a HUGE miss. So my advise is either read reviews and find out who people liked the previous season or just take a chance and if you like the coach make sure you sign up with them the next time. You have to remember they are all volunteers and it's not suppose to be competitive. In my opinion it's great for the little ones but now my son has grown out of i9sports needs to be a part of an actual league. I do think they are over priced and I understand that practice is held before hand for convenience but like I said once the kids are older the need practice at least once a week and need more competitive playing or else there's no real purpose. However we will be returning in the fall for my 3 year old who once to play tball. Unless I find something else in the area. Hope you all find this review helpful.

I am extremely disappointed with the lack of communication and organization from i9 Sports…read more Today, I took my daughter to her Wednesday after-school soccer class as scheduled, only to wait there for an entire hour with no coach showing up. There was no notification, no email, no message--nothing to indicate that the class had been canceled. After waiting, I called i9 Sports, and to make matters worse, the representative I spoke with had no information about the situation. Eventually, I was simply told, "Sorry, there is no class today." That was it--no prior notice, no explanation, and no accountability. As a parent, my time is valuable, and more importantly, my child was left confused and disappointed. This kind of poor communication is unacceptable, especially when families rely on your schedules and trust your organization. I expect much better coordination and respect for families' time. This experience has seriously affected my confidence in i9 Sports.

I came here to vote, correction, I flew back home just to vote & this was my Polling Station…read more Although the Voting Staff was not part of the Community Center, there were still some employees present to lend a hand. For the Voting portion, the Voting Team did a good job managing Social Distancing requirements in addition to the Voting guidelines. After I voted I took a small tour (as far as I was allowed) & saw how big the venue is. As with most Community Centers, theres a fitness component for cardio/weight lifting & a small scale basketball court. The Rec Center has plenty of space for special events & two sets of restrooms. Part of MoCo Department of Recreation & renamed in Jane's honor, a former Maryland Democratic Politician.

We attended a reception that was held in the Social Hall at the Jane E Lawton Community Recreation…read moreCenter. It is located conveniently near the Bethesda metro station, and there is also ample parking space. It is a good option if you are looking to host an event and need a party space. They provide tables and chairs, and if you rent the social hall, you can use the kitchen facility as well.

People are friendly. I went to play before thanksgiving as a traveler. They invite me to get free…read more potluck at the center. I appreciate their hospitality Everyone is willing to play with me. Everyone is so nice.

WDCTT Center is a great place to learn and grow. As a new member, I am very impressed with the…read morefacility and the staff. The center is clean, spacious and equipped with a wide variety of tools for training and competition. The best part of this center is the people. The team is knowledgeable, kind and patient. Members range in age and skill level making the environment comfortable for beginners and advanced players. Where some places turn a blind eye to new players, I was welcomed with warmth and kindness. I would highly recommend this facility to adults and to parents seeking a safe and enriching environment for their child to blossom. Special thanks to the owner, Kaleel who offers top notch customer service.

amazing a great community and a amazing coach this soccer club is perfect for my daughterread more

My 4 yr old son was registered for the Spring season and due to COVID-19 they ended up canceling…read morethe season which I was completely ok with. HOWEVER, they refused to refund the families back the money!!! The families called and sent multiple emails.... no resolution! I will never register my son again and I DO NOT recommend this organization!!!!