The program was very organized. The coaches were knowledgeable about the sport. They were knowledgeable and also able to teach the kids with patience, motivation and made the time fun. I loved the one on one attention and the small groups allowed for the coaches to be able make corrections. I felt very comfortable with them as coaches. My grandson will be back and I highly recommend this program, especially to anyone who have never played an organized sport and really need some basics to start.
I love i9 sports because it fosters a genuine passion for athletics in kids while giving them the opportunity to learn and grow alongside their parents. The supportive volunteer coaches and wonderful staff create a positive, encouraging environment where every child feels valued. It’s a great program for building skills, confidence, teamwork, and lasting memories.
I work Monday through Friday and I like that training is scheduled on the weekends. Which also doesn’t interfere with my son’s schedule. I also like how awards are given out to the players every week. That has motivated my son to practice harder through the week. The coaches have been great and motivates the players throughout the sessions.
Time commitment works well with busy family schedules, emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork; calm non-pressure environment that gives kids space to learn and grow while not sacrificing athleticism; the variety of programs offered; coaches that know what they are doing.
I love how it operates & how the kids are improving from week to week ; the coaches do a great job of helping & showing the kids ; I also like how the coaches change up the techniques they use to see which one helps the players more. This is what i’ve noticed in Volleyball.
I think maybe too early to form an opinion
First time with tennis
But for me - it seems that it needs more interaction between the children in a competitive
way- they seem bored
Coach Emmanuel is excellent. I like that it is only once per week (not too much for our family) and that kids with little experience can get a great introduction to soccer and different sports through your programs. It is great for a kid who is still exploring what sports he likes.
1. More coaches
2. Organization
3. Smaller age gaps. 14 yo's don't need to be playing soccer with 3-5 yo. Not fair to the older kids who really want to learn the sport.
4. Offer older kid BEGINNER classes, training or camps.