Performance Indoor Training - Frisco

Randall Lyles a month ago

This a very nice facility. It was very busy and the ref was parked in the handicap place without a tag. All the handicap was full. My passengers are in there late it's and have a placard.

Renuka Golla 3 months ago

I enrolled my kid for the summer camp but something went wrong with the registration , it only registered for one day and it didn’t allow me to correct it, so I went to drop my kid there in the morning and asked the front desk lady(some teenager ) to correct it …. Ohh god for that simple request she showed me all the attitude in the world , she made me wait for 30 mins and when I asked her to help me with that she said she was there only to checkin kids and not help you..

Brennan Russo 3 months ago

It was the first time I had my kids attend PIT’s summer soccer camp. I was excited to have my kids gain some exposure to technical skills training and walk away having learned more about the game for their age. I also wanted them to have the opportunity to play against kids their own age. I was pretty happy for the first day and thought it went fairly well. The coaches did a great job getting the kids warmed up and engaged, and the scrimmage at the end of the day was a fun way for the kids to apply what they had learned. Unfortunately, things changed the next day. During the scrimmages for the following days the coaches were heavily involved in playing against the kids on the field. While that can occasionally be beneficial, we felt there was very limited instruction on skills, position training, techniques, or even game concepts. The activity seemed to shift more toward the coaches playing, rather than coaching. The more time a coach is handling the ball the less time kids get to play, which means they are not learning, they get bored and don’t want to be there. My kids are new to the game, so they were intimidated by the coaches being so aggressive when they played. This ended

Christy Russo 3 months ago

My kids went to summer camp here for the 1st time. We were excited for them to learn skills and drills. The 1st day was great. They have great ways to get the kids to warm up and at the end of the day the kids scrimmage against each other. 1st day was great. By the 2nd and 3rd day each scrimmage consisted of coaches playing with all the kids. The coaches did not instruct during this time on skills or techniques but were rather concerned with playing themselves. On the 4th day, the kids scrimmaged against the coaches. Each age level for 10-15 minutes, 5 year old to 10 year old. The 5 year olds did not have a chance and were a little scared because the coaches were so big and strong. Meanwhile the other age groups sat there and watched while the coaches played each age group. I did not pay for my kids to sit there and watch coaches play all the age groups. I wish they would have received more technical training. We will not be returning to this soccer camp.

Hector Ruiz 3 years ago

It's a very friendly and nice facility for soccer tournaments. Our team enjoys the indoor fields especially with the cold weather we've experienced lately. They have a nice consetion stand with a few TV screens, plenty of space, and a spare area for quick practice before or after a game. There's also an outdoor field. Parking is not too bad either.