My children have participated in QuickFeet Soccer for years and have gained an appreciation for soccer. I enjoy watching them develop their skills week after week, learning sportsmanship and having fun! Each coach has an incredible way of connecting with the young athletes, on their level, regardless of the number of years theyve been exposed to the sport. The owner has done an excellent job creating programs throughout the region, and Im excited to continue to see this companies growth.

Ive been around soccer for over 30 years at all level in professional and to see two - four year olds, come in with short attention spans and no understanding of using their feet and within a session or two start to grasp these concepts is amazing.Coach Justin has been are coach for all 6 plus sessions we have done with our boys and his patience to help these toddlers is incredible. The way he incorporates fun activities to get them to run and include a soccer ball using their feet is very creative and he does a great job of making it interactive and knows the childrens names very quickly.Coach Justin has an extensive soccer background, but whether you have a soccer background or not, this program is great to get your kids out running and around and learning how to work with others and play with others and dare I say share with others. This is a great program and the only program we have used sense moving to the area. When I ask other parents about other programs all of them (not exaggerating), have said this one is the best at keeping. Ive heard from keeping them active the whole time (accept for those water breaks) to them having fun and meeting the young children where they are at and not expecting more than they can handle. The parents love it and Coach Justin does a great job.

QuickFeet has been a great organization for over a decade and I was happy to begin working with them a couple of years ago. They bought my book Soccer Monster for the kids in their program, and Justin the Director has mentioned to me how much the boon has helped their students learn the basics of soccer. We look forward to an everlasting relationship with the organization.”

We are very disappointed in QuickFeet. We booked an eight week session with them for our toddler and were super excited. We built it up a ton to her as well. My husband was then told on the day of the first class (just a few hours before it started!) that it was cancelled because of a registration system error that lost data and they were under the impression that there were not enough kids when in reality there was! They did refund us, which to us is the bare minimum in customer service. However, overall, they get a one star not just because of the terrible registration system, which they claim they are fixing, but also because of customer service. I appreciate the refund, but my husband said that the guy didnt really apologize. He felt like he was more annoyed at his registration system, then concerned with the hassle and disappointment he just put us through with our toddler. There was no email correspondence apologizing as well or any other typical customer service responses in such situations, such as discounts toward future classes or a free class at a further away area, etc. We hope they can fix their website woes and customer service. If they do, then we are willing to change our review.Update on Customer Service: The Director Justin did respond to our review and emailed us a very courteous apology and made professional amends for the mistake, which we greatly appreciated. Given this response we have amended our review up to three stars because now the customer service matched what we expected. We are looking forward to giving Quick Feet a second chance and will update this review again after we actually experience a soccer class for our toddler!

Justin is the best coach ever! My son has been taking classes with him since he was 3 years old.

I could not agree more with Bradley Ray. I also got the certifikid deal. The coach for my 4 year old (who had never played soccer before) had no idea how to work with/engage young children. The coach never inquired about each childs skill level nor showed any interest in getting to know the children. He did seem to know some of the children from previous encounters as he called them by name on day 1. The drills the coach had them doing seemed too advanced for my child who was a beginner *in a class marketed for beginners*. There was no attempt to teach sportsmanship when more advanced older students exhibited unsportsmanlike behavior. This was an overall negative experience and I would recommend looking elsewhere for soccer especially if your young child is a beginner.

My son has been going to QuickFeet for the past 4 years and he absolutely loves it. The coaches are patient (as much as anyone can be with the attention span of a toddler) and the games and drills are engaging and fun. He loves learning the game of soccer!

We got the certifikid deal and signed up our 3.5 year old, very active son as an opportunity for him to run around, have fun, and learn a bit about soccer. We were really disappointed. The coach really didnt seem to have any understanding of how to engage young children. Each class consisted of a series of complicated drills that were above the kids heads and which the parents had to direct their children in. My son simply wasnt interested -- he wanted to run, kick, play, and have fun. He would end up begging to leave class to go to the playground next to the field, and every week we had to coax him into going at all because he said he didnt like the class. We finished it out because we had already paid for it, but I wouldnt do it again or recommend it.