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We live in Holly Springs and use Right on Track sometimes. We've never had any problems there. We also really like Right Track Academy where the kids practice all week for a play on Friday nights. There's one in Cary (near High House) and also in North Raleigh.
I've had it with the two track out camps my kids have been to. There seems to be little to no supervision and/or staff are texting while kids are getting hurt. We live in Holly Springs but would be willing to try options in Cary or Apex...anything along Hwy 1 into Raleigh. We only have them in 1 or 2 weeks each track out, so we need weekly options. Thanks!
Town of Cary seems to have a really efficient, well-run program. We have friends who send their kids there every track out. We have sent our kids there for theater camp and other programs and they're really good. Just grab one of their brochures--you can go online or call to find out where to get them--I don't really recommend the online source to review the brochures b/c I think the interface is awful.
We live in Holly Springs and we have used Dream Sports a few times and my son loves it. This last track out we used the Hunt Center (I"m thinking you probably used this also as it's pretty inexpensive)...but my son loved it also and didn't get hurt at all. There were a lot of kids though..
Sonshine Gymnastics if your kid is so inclined.
Town of Cary offers many different options as well. My daughter spends a few days every trackout at Hemlock Bluffs nature preserve on Kildaire Farm Road.
Pick up a brochure at the Middle Creek Community Center if you don't like the internet.
Thanks everyone. The places we've had issues with are discussed here, but I don't want to name names. In one case, they had students moving tables (free labor?), one flipped and fell on my daughters foot and injured it pretty badly...the staff continued to text until someone alerted them. She was in a boot for a week, and we haven't been back since. The other case was a child using two hands to choke my daughter, then tore up the place...when staff was alerted they got upset at the kids because a parent overheard. The offending child was sent home that day but allowed back the next day. Crazy stuff can happen at these places. I am looking for a zero tolerance policy on these types of things. Dreamsports has that...the kids are trying it this week!
Wondering how the OP went with trackout as I am now looking into it? Also curious about the comment that the Y is expensive as so far it is one of the least expensive I have found? Non-members pay $189 per week at the Y while everywhere else seems to be in the $190-210 week range.
I took a look at Sonshine Gymnastics and that does seem great and they have flexibility with daily rates and half days. But it only runs for one week of the trackout.
I looked at Dreamsports - it seemed a little disorganized and the staff was very young - I think it would be great for older kids but I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving my 5-year-old ADHD kid there.
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