Maria
Comstock Park,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 07, 2005
I have been a part of this organization from the beginning. The skills that my child has learned are incredible. It is a new organization and with all new things there is a learning experience. Communication is the key, and that is what this situation was lacking. It was merely a misunderstanding and the whole thing was cleared up. The owners of this organization did everything they could to change the problem and it was fixed. This is a Christian organization, the owners of Carpe Diem have wonderful faith, and I am proud to know them and their family. They do care about the kids or they would not be doing this. The money that we pay is minimal compared to other organizations. Entering into tournaments is expensive. Renting facilities to practice and not to mention the uniforms for practice, each child is given their own ball, and tournaments are not free. You are only going to get out of an organization what you put into it. I am sure this was just an angry parent who now regrets she typed this in the first place. If you don't believe the things that I am writing.Join them at the beach this summer.send your kid to one of their beach volleyball camps and you will see..your child will be a better player because they are wonderful coaches.
P
Grandville,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, June 07, 2005
I don't know what this parent has seen. The owners of the club have been at every practice helping the coach in his growth. Yes the practices weren't very structured in the beginning but they were trying to let the coach do his job. I sat through many practices and saw this kid throw an attitude and not try to learn anything new! They have spent many hours trying to develop this program and are doing so with great success. This mother also needs to get her facts straight on the cost. It was only 400 and was a great deal for the tournaments and coaching my daughter received. we also went to the beach last weekend and had a great time. Thanks D & M for all you do.