Excellent responsive staff. Occasionally hard to access staff due to centre popularity between classes. Would recommend to any family

The program is clearly very well put together and broad in its accessibility points for a variety of abilities.

Coaches and staff are amazing with all kids. The programming teaches life skills along with fitness and it is a great alternative to team sports for my daughter to stay active and healthy

My child has loved the experience

Went beyond my expectations with professionalism and how efficient and smoothly the program ran from one obstacle course to the next.

KodStrong Burlington was amazing the staff was very friendly and resourceful. Both the coaches were amazing , very involved with the kids

My kid enjoyed it and they paid good attention to detail

It’s a combination of learning and exercise for my kids.

The cleanliness of the centre and quality coaching

Staff were amazing - - super attentive, friendly and it felt organized. The coaches were amazing with the kids (they explained things well, even children that appeared to be shy seemed to warm up quickly and felt comfortable, they seemed to have experience and not be daunted by high energy kids). The pacing of the program felt very reasonable/thoughtful and appears to accommodate kids who are high energy or have ADHD/ADD or who may struggle with attention or sitting still. I think having a parent in with them for 4 and under classes also allows for a great bonding experience while also allowing for social interaction. On top of that, I didn't expect the mini Phonics lessons between actives, but I thought that was a great idea (loved that they were only a minute and served as almost an opposite to a movement break). Overall, we really enjoyed it. Admittedly I know our class was smaller than usual (with the max capacity being 15 and our first class had maybe 8 or 9) and I'm not sure if it'll be the same experience once people are back from holidays since more kids might mean more waiting for games that require taking turns, but I'm optimistic and curious to see how it's managed.