My son is almost 4 years old, and we really enjoyed the baseball program! I especially loved how the kids worked on the fundamentals and then got to play an actual baseball game afterward. I think it was a great way for them to learn while having fun.
One suggestion I have is to have two coaches whenever possible. Most of the time, we only had one coach, and with kids this young, it can be challenging to keep everyone focused and engaged. Having a second coach would help provide more individual attention and make the sessions even more productive.
Overall, we really enjoyed the experience, and I appreciate the effort that went into teaching the kids the basics of baseball!
Kids felt good about themselves in a non-competitive format, even with games. They were taught some basic skills to gain better experience by the coaches.
Nice coaches, young and vibrant.
One note, for families who already have attended i9 sports before, we have i9 sports t shorts. the new t shirts for every session we sign up seems like a waste.
The staff is very friendly to the kids, but at the same time teach them about the specific sports. Also wether the kids win or lose, they teach them to be humble and keep their heads up.
Staff is friendly and positive. I personally like how the kids train for the first half and then play a game the second half. It gives them exposure to how the sport is played
Their coaching staff is amazing! They are engaging, supportive, motivating leaders that bring out the best in our kids. i9 offers a safe, fun and friendly environment for first timers to learn, and more experienced players to explore and grow their leadership skills.
I like how patient the coaches/staff are with the kids, especially the ones that have never really been in a group dynamic or on a team before. I also like that every child gets a turn to feel like a champion.
I like that the program is well-organized, focuses on skill development and teamwork, and provides a positive, supportive environment for kids to learn and enjoy the game.