I love that both the practice and the game is on the same day. It helps a lot when trying to coordinate schedules. Committing to a once per week plan where both practice and a game is held makes for a built in warm up for the game and gives your child the opportunity to use anything new they learned in practice into their game right away. When first introducing sports to young children, once per week feels like a much more reasonable commitment, especially when it is hard to know how well or if your kid will even like it.
Close to my house; like that the kids scrimmage unlike other programs for young kids; good coaches and very educational for kids; 4yo was also so proud of his medal!
The focus on all athletes learning and improving is great. The staff are amazing, especially the larger gentleman with dark hair who coaches and refs. He is so kind with the kids— the exact type of adult who should be working with youth sports. The i9 program has helped my child tremendously.
Everything is so well organized. The coaches are prepared and engaging. The refs are fair, kind, and great with the kids. We appreciate the practice into games. It’s a great place to start and try a lot of different sports.
It's such a great experience for both my boys, they love their coach, they love the practice and game aspect.
The only downside is sometimes the rules are a little confusing, some of the umpires don't explain them super well, score keeping could be a little better.
Over all my boys and I really like i9 sports. Especially baseball.
Wish games/practices could be a little longer
Very organized and the coaches are great with the kids. It's very focused on learning and having fun, rather than keeping score or intense competition.