My two kids have gone through the soccer camps and have enjoyed themselves immensely. The fields…read moreare well maintained and the coaches seem very knowledgeable about the sport. Plus they serve good beer at a decent price!

Great program, excellent coaches and most importantly a string organization that support…read moremeritocracy.

I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation for Mindy at All-Star Performance. Mindy has…read morebeen working with both of my daughters as their hitting coach. In just two lessons, the growth I've seen in my daughter's skills and confidence has been truly impressive. Mindy has a natural ability to connect with her athletes while also delivering clear, effective instruction. She breaks down techniques in a way that is easy to understand and immediately applicable. My daughters have already learned a variety of new skills and approaches that have strengthened their fundamentals and overall performance at the plate. What stands out most is Mindy's ability to build confidence. She creates a positive and encouraging environment while still challenging her players to improve. My girls leave each session motivated, excited, and eager to keep working on what they've learned. I highly recommend Mindy to any athlete looking to elevate their hitting skills. Her knowledge, coaching style, and passion for the game make her an outstanding coach. Sincerely,Crystal

Coach Scott Cooper is awesome with our youth. We're blessed to have a home town hero and former 2x…read moreMLB All-Star give time back to the community to share his wealth of baseball knowledge.

Coaches body shamed and basically called my daughter fat, saying she can't do a certain element…read morebecause she "looks like that." Then removed her from lessons because she stood up for herself and yelled at the coach.

GymQuarters is our home away from our home! The staff is incredible and treats our kids like…read morefamily! Not only are they wonderful people, they are fantastic coaches and invest a lot of themselves into their teams/classes. They are always available to listen to any concerns and they do a wonderful job providing feedback and keeping you in the loop regarding the kids progress. I absolutely recommend GQ to anyone looking to get their kids involved in gymnastics. They like to have fun as well as getting serious around hard work.

We do kickaroos for my 4 and 2 year olds. We have had nothing but outstanding experiences. Both…read morekids have really opened up and love going to class each Saturday.

My son has been playing soccer for 6months at Vetta. He thoroughly enjoys coming here…read more I feel it's safe, secure and friendly environment for kids. Coach Austin responds to emails pretty quickly and make-up classes can be scheduled. It's an indoor stadium. Yes expect some heat. When I was a child, I went to Indoor Gymnastics in India (100 F). Imagine!!

Along with teaching gymnastics, Olympiad also hosts birthday parties, and after watching my…read moredaughter and 18 of her friends have the time of their life I thought I would write a review. I had no idea what to expect when I first walked in, my wife and daughter have been to parties hosted here but I was clueless. The first thing I noticed was how outgoing and friendly the the host was, there were a total of 2 employees but one was obviously the primary and her name was Jamie. Once they entered the gym Jamie gathered all the girls around in a circle and started some stretching exercises while explaining what they were going to do and all the rules about safety, sharing, etc. Jamie was very good at getting the girls listen to her while making them laugh and feel right at home. She also made sure everyone knew why they where there and really made my daughter feel special. The girls did a few minutes of warm up then proceeded to spend an equal amount of time at several different stations with various activities. The girls had an absolute blast going from the trampolines, to the uneven bars, to swinging from a bar like tarzan and dropping into a giant pit filled with foam. There was so much to do that not one girl even thought about being bored. While the girls really had fun, the one person who was responsible for the party being so successful was the host Jamie, she was so energetic, outgoing, funny and caring that she made the whole thing a complete success. If you are thinking of having a birthday party but are wondering what to do, try Olympiad and make sure to ask for Jamie.

Olympiad had a great birthday party for one of my daughters friends. It is a great facility with a…read morelot of new equipment and very conveniently located for us. We may consider classes here now after experiencing the facilities and being made aware of their offerings for younger children.

I tried to come up with a catchy title for this one, but with the comedy of errors, the only thing…read moreI could come up with was... "Hoots on first? I don't know... Third Base!'" I'll.be honest, I hate most major league ballparks. There just so "stuffy and expensive". And I grew up an Astros fan, so being a Cards fan wasn't' "in the cards", so I need a local non-Cardinals associated team.. and to be honest before the Hoots came around, I was a huge River City Rascals fan (before they moved out). So why not try the "new" team? I can spare a 'tenner', right? So let's start with the comedy of errors. Gates opened at 5:30 (not the game start). If a schedule says x o'clock that's the first pitch guys, not gates opening! Current cost: $10 So I buy a ticket an hour before the gates open and have to wait. Good news is, met a crew from the Veterans hospital and they were absolutely hilarious crew to hang with (before and during) the game. Chuck and crew, I hope we get to do that again! Okay, back to the comedy of errors... so I get my ticket out for the gate. And it won't scan!!! All of the sudden we realize the clerk gave me a ticket for next week's game. Really guys? It's that easy to print the wrong game? (-1 star) Thankfully one of the girls recognized me and got me a new Valid ticket quickly. (+.5 star) So now it's time to go look around, and I'll be honest other than a couple of signs, NOTHING really appears to have gotten an update since I was last here (Even a wastecan still had the Rascals logo!). I think even the Perch seems unchanged and just still feels "old", but as I'm soloing I don't need to spend the $$$ to reserve the area, so I'm not 100% sure here. So off to the gift shop. Something that always disappointed me previously, and I'm sorry to say the product selection hasn't improved much. Mostly kids t-shirts (understandable) and hats, but no jerseys for adult sizes beyond a few XL. But I will say they did have a nice variety of Hoots bobbleheads in various outfits. So there's something to work around! But they need to showcase the goods and not just leave them near a back(front?) window. Along with the limited selection of goods, it was DARK, lighten up the room guys.. make it inviting! Late at night it felt like a tomb, more so than gift shop! (-1 full star) But now its food and drink time. It's not busy, so only three eateries are open.. It's baseball, so a brat is mandatory.. only guess what! The least busiest food stand didn't have yet delivered from the main line... Yep, the comedy of errors continue. Well I promise the server I'll be back and she promises to have some. When I realize the foodshops all stocked differently! But this is a little comedy of errors, as I can go with something different, just to order at one find stand... Updated cost: $22 (12 for 1 brat/beer. OUCH a bit!) Uniformity guys or specialize!! (PS: Even the "mystery beer" food cart wasn't running and honestly, it was a "prize" I think should be going for every home game. Great gimmick idea but inactive?) (-.5 stars) The food cart restocks and all is well until they realize they don't have my adult beverage of choice.. the other ones do, but I really can pick 'em huh? (-.5) (So better not ask me for my fanduel bets.. unless you're going opposite and voila. Winner!) Entertainment: So the basic entertaining is for the kids. Rightfully so, but they do have something for the adults! But bring a pen. as you will see. After home half of the inning, they do baseball bingo where every player is assigned 8 bingo letter/# combos, based on the result of their AB (Single, pop fly, walk, etc) and their position. You get 5 cards, and any 5 #'s in a row on any card gives you a prize. That's great til you realize you got nothing to mark your #'s with, and it may take two innings for enough # and with 5 cards, hope you got a good memory! Great idea.. but a big board of numbers might be nice for those of us who need to be reminded to check our tickets, much less track bingo #'s. (No penalty - just consider it). Which takes me to the staff, very friendly, w/both adults and kids, so huge thumbs up for all the smiles, even on an overcast day. (PS: Cotton-eyed joe is a CIRCLE dance :P ) (+1) Which finally brings me to the seating, and while it appears that absolutely nothing has changed in that part of the stadium either, this is a case of you don't fix what isn't broken. I selected 3 different locations to watch from the infield, (general admission is a great thing) and not a bad view of the field from anywhere. (Although I should have done one from the wall, just to heckle the outfielders instead of the ump). And one more adult beverage for another 7. So $29 bucks in all, not a bad 4 hours out at the park. Not MLB prices, but not total budget friendly anymore. But the real q is why haven't you used my "Hoots on first" slogan yet? (Feel free to use, but I want slgoan credit!!)

It's not professional baseball. It's not minor league baseball. It's amateur, college level ball…read morebut the Hoots are still baseball. And with a shortage of ball in 2020 that makes the Hoots a welcome addition to the local sports scene. After relocating from Hannibal to O'Fallon the Hoots replace the River City Rascals--which folded a long run in 2019--at CarShield Field. Like the Rascals the Hoots provide family-oriented entertainment. Unlike the Rascals games are seven innings and evening ones are double headers. However, the back-to-back games feature four different teams with the Hoots playing last. During COVID seat rows are closed off for social distancing. General admission tickets get access to any seat in the stadium on a first come basis.

Great place to train and focus your game! Highly recommend THZ to any level player. Outstanding…read moretrainers.

Love the club, they renovated it a few years ago and it is so cool! I feel excited to go in and…read moredon't want to leave!! The ladies locker rooms are like you are going to a spa... the bar is fun and upbeat and amazing prizing! The tennis pros are all state of the art! I love the all of the clinics they offer and the private lessons!! I've only gone to the women's clinics and cardio clinics and I love them! Makes me excited to work out and improves my tennis game!!

I'm so happy to be a member of this club. There's plenty of courts, a lot of great instructors as…read morewell. I can't imagine going anywhere else to play tennis.