Kids love it and teachers are experienced and nice. We've been coming here for a while now and it's…read morebeen a great experience so far.

sent my 3 year old here for their summer camp for a week. They called me 3 times during the week to…read moreask me to pick my 3 year old up immediately because they 'hit' another child. Rather than take care of this on their own, as any normal place would that has 3 year olds, they just call the parent to come pick them up no matter if you are at work or not. how can you run any program for 3 year olds and not know how to handle these situations on your own? Would NOT send my kids here ever again!

Desert Storm Elite Review For some the gym is a place…read moreyou're forcing yourself to attend, possibly a place to fill boredom, or maybe it's a place of comfort that you are able to relieve stress and let your emotions free. Whichever definition you relate to, you should trust and have a sense of comfort while working out at the gym. Desert Storm Elite gives the opportunity to fulfill your goals and make the calls on the pace most comfortable. Desert Storm is not the average gym that comes to mind when you think about working out. This is the largest all-star, high school and middle school cheer training gym. They have one numerous titles at the state and world level. It not only offers levels 1-6 all- star cheerleading teams but also a special needs program and team. They offer space for middle school and high school teams needing space and assistance across the valley. The gym goes above and beyond with their cheerleaders and doing all they can to help them chase their dreams. While teams are practicing they provide two trainers to spot stunts and tumbling to help with higher tricks, while keeping it safe. Cheerleaders are able to push themselves in work in a safe and positive surrounding environment. It is easy to get to know the staff and become a part of the family within days. Moving onto the gym inside they offer three types of floors and a tumble track. They have a rod floor, spring floor, and a hard floor; this makes it easier to gradually go into a new type of trick without just having to throw it on your own. It offers the most variety and assistance out of any of the gyms I have practiced at. Desert Storm Elite is a place of hard work, practice and achievements. They offer assistance and advice whenever it is needed and multiple types of floors for practice. They prove that they are the best gym not only by the amazing cheerleaders that attend there but also the several World and State titles filling up the gym walls.

This place was great for my Daughter. Although out of business now it has been bought and reopened…read moreas a different name. Nothing bad to say about this gym.

Coach Joshua did an amazing job working with my son. He introduced him to a variety of sports while…read morehelping him build confidence and feel more comfortable trying new things. Coach Joshua brings great energy to every session, and his positive attitude really motivates the kids. We had a great experience and truly appreciate the encouragement and skills he helped my son

We did a "3 sport multi" class in Arcadia, which included basic introductions to soccer, baseball…read more(t ball), and track and field. Coach Leo is awesome. He is enthusiastic, patient, and maintains a fun and loose environment. Our child had a great time.

I've been trying to get on an adult league team here for years to no avail. Tired of emailing the…read morehead of CAHL. I've played in many other leagues where the director or one of their people will get back to me quickly with options to join a team. Clearly, some teams rolling 7 or 8 skaters every week and holding down the bottom of the standings need serious help e.g. more players. I wonder if the team reps know that people are trying to join teams but can't because CAHL is not responding to people.

Needed some new blades after not skating for 9 years. The staff at the pro shop listened to what I…read morewas looking for and got me into a very nice pair of skates. I have been back several times, always a pleasant experience.

I've now taken my kids to AZ Soccer Lab a handful of times and am not only grateful it exists, but…read morevery impressed with the quality of the sessions they offer, the fun the kids have, and the different options available too... Whether your kids participate in summer camp, private, or semi-private trainings, it's sure to be a positive experience. My kids have done some privates and semi-privates and we so appreciate the extra touches, reinforcement, tips, tricks, stimulation, and just the opportunity for them to get energy out... especially in the summer! I also like the staff at AZ Soccer Lab are inclusive to all and consider themselves "club neutral, supplemental trainers." They've all got plenty of experience and while we may be biased as some of our favorite coaches work here, you really can't find better folks to mentor and train your young soccer players. Looking forward to future visits... see you soon!

The absolute best establishment for energetic soccer-loving kids! We signed our 7yo son up for 1…read moreweek of their summer camp and ended up doing another because of his enthusiasm. He is exhausted at the end of the day but can't wait to tell us about new moves he has learned and how his game is improving. All staff are wonderful and make it an enjoyable day for kids. Highly recommend for any kid interested in improving their skills!

We were really hoping DBat would be a great way to help our son get into baseball, but after a few…read morevisits and a camp day, we're officially done. From day one, it was clear that support for beginners just isn't there. We asked multiple times for help using the batting cages since we're not baseball savvy, and each time were met with the same answer: "It's easy" or "Just put him in and figure it out." No explanation, no guidance, just major attitude. I felt like an inconvenience, not even a customer! We signed our son up for a summer camp hoping it would be a better, more structured experience. Unfortunately, it was just more of the same. At drop-off, staff couldn't find his name on the list and didn't have any formal check-in process. When we offered to walk him back (his first day!), we were told to just send him alone to "find the group." Once we found the group, it was hard to tell who was even in charge since there was no clear staff IDs or supervision. At pickup, we saw kids swinging bats way too close to each other with no one actively managing what was going on. Our son wanted to try the cages again, so we asked for help, this time from a front desk associate (white guy with a curled mustache), and we were once again met with a cold attitude. When we asked about private lessons that we'd be willing to pay for, his only response was "whatever" with no effort to explain how to sign up or get more info. What sealed it for us was the lack of any real safety measures. No one checked who was picking up kids. No sign-in or sign-out, no ID check ....nothing. That's a huge red flag for any parent. Our son wanted to love this place, and we really tried to give it a chance. But the lack of guidance, professionalism, and basic safety makes this a hard no for us. *** Update *** After raising these concerns, I received a call from the manager who firmly disagreed with my feedback. They insisted safety wasn't an issue because they do a safety brief with the kids and that staff did their best despite "doing a thousand other things." They also clarified that DBAT, like other batting cages, doesn't have someone available to help users, something that directly contradicts the impression given on their site and materials, given they list that there are instructors. Again if an instructor needs to be scheduled, the guidance and help of knowing who and what to book on the website would be the first step in providing a reasonable level of customer service. When I asked for a refund for the upcoming unused camp day, they declined and stood by their approach. I let them know the call was unproductive and that we were clearly in complete disagreement. At this point, we will not be returning. If you're new to baseball and looking for guidance or a welcoming environment for your child, I would strongly encourage you to look elsewhere.

Visiting from out of town. Called first before coming to double check. Called two other batting…read morecages and they didn't answer but the staff at D-Bat did. Service was friendly and courteous. The facility was easy to find and clean. The only gripe I had was that some customers (that seem to come here often) don't follow the signs posted "3 swipe limit when others are waiting please". Luckily we had one local share his batting cage and machine with us. Prices were reasonable. The BEST part are the machines and the options you can control. I Would recommend coming here.

The weight room was updated about 2 years ago! Very nice weight room. The locker room is poorly…read moreventilated and the shower in the women's locker room isn't cleaned very often as evidenced by people brushing their hair onto the floor and the drain which isn't cleared often. Overall friendly staff with a few not so friendly. Use of the pool is very sporadic. They do have good youth sports for teens.

As YMCAs go in Phoenix, this is likely as good as it gets in the valley. First, to be clear,…read morePhoenix IS NOT a priority for YMCA nationally. Collectively, the locations in Phoenix have the fewest amenities of any YMCA in the country. And because I have relocated over 14 times over the last 25 years, I can confidently make that claim. For instance, the YMCAs in phoenix - which I believe is a total of six clubs in a city of over 5 million people - only have one functional sauna and no steam room facilities TOTAL. In addition to this, not all of the locations have a pool, including the downtown location, which you think would be a key location. No, the scottsdale location doesn't have either! And in general, the locations are pretty dated with equipment that averages 20 years of age or more. The one functional sauna in the downtown Phoenix Location is probably close to closing as the wood planks, and several areas have either been replaced because of age or are currently heavily splintered. And while there is a steam room, it has a sign on it that says permanently closed and it looks like it hasn't been functioning since the late 70s. The YMCA board of directors should be embarrassed with the overall condition of their operation in Phoenix. Even in Tucson, a much smaller city about an hour south, the downtown location has steam, sauna, and a swimming pool. Fortunately, for me, I am relocating again to Savannah, Georgia where I have already confirmed the YMCA there has the amenities that I would expect, and even have a 24 hour format, which is a really nice benefit. Here's hoping that the YMCA patrons of Phoenix are given more for their money in the future.

First class facility -- several lanes/cages for hitting/pitching/fielding. Spacious, bright and…read moreclean -- nice lounge area for parents too. Very experienced coaching staff offers both private and small group lessons.

Awesome new baseball facility in Scottsdale!! My boys love it!! the trainers are amazing and work…read morewell with kids! Nice area for parents to hang out while still being able to watch the kids!!