Athletes In Training

★Nicholas Rizzo

This place is absolute garbage. We signed our son up for basketball and the place threw a fit about us watching the first practice. Now I see why. The coach showed up with a volleyball, a basketball that was not pumped up and a dodge ball. I did not pay for a babysitter for my kid, I paid for a basketball season. The whole season goes by, and they do not even play a single game. I took off work to make the only game they were supposed to have and they canceled it at the last minute. Did the same thing with soccer, but canceled the season a day before the first practice. We are still waiting on a refund and now they will not talk to us. Place is a joke. Do not waste your money.

★★★★★Deborah Heller

Through Athletes in Training, I enrolled a student (a 9 year-old) ("young athletic") initially in football, then basketball and now soccer sessions scheduled throughout the 2022-23 school year at a local elementary school. This young athletic is currently in foster care and is living in a group home. This young athletic has enjoyed his time with his coaches and looked forward to the weekly games. The after school programs that Athletes in Training has provided and this young athletic has participated in, have given him the experience of learning the fundamentals of sport, sportsmanship and the joy of being a part of a Team. Thank you Athletes in Training.

★★★★★Shea Najafi

Coach Amir and has team have been coming to our elementary school and have made a positive impact on our recessess. The kids have stopped spending time arguing about what to play and actually spend the time playing. The teachers love to see kids play together who typically would not play together.

★★★★★Jessica Bell

My kids really enjoyed the program at Athletes In Training. Based off conversations with my kids they seem to have made a connection with the coaches and became more and more comfortable with them. My kids are in first and second grade and AIT gave them the opportunity to build basic sports fundamentals as well as teaching them what it means to be apart of a team.

★★★Kelly Fenton

I signed my son up for their weekly summer camp. He really enjoyed it and requested to return the next week. The fee was reasonable so I signed him up for an additional week. However, I did experience a few bumps along the way. 1) Prior to enrolling him in the program, I had several questions that I needed answered. The answers to those questions determined whether or not I would be able to enroll him. I called the phone number listed on the flyer sent by my child's school. I left 2 voicemails and never received a return call. So I went to the Athletes In Training website to find an email address. I emailed my questions and again, never received a response. Luckily for my son, our scheduled changed so I was able to enroll him without the questions being answered. 2) The AIT flyer indicated they would be teaching many different sports. Everyday I picked him up from camp, I asked him what sport they played that day. He gave me the same answers; basketball, flag football, and once, field hockey). I was disappointed because I was looking forward to him experiencing all types of sports as indicated on the flyer including soccer, lacrosse, volleyball as well. Overall, I would sign him up for the summer camp again because he loved it so much and I thought the price was reasonable.