Ryoyu Sports Plaza Athletic Gymnasium

Great place for volleyball. Three volleyball courts. The ceilings are high, there is enough space around the court to jump serve, the lines are clear, and the nets and poles are in good shape. Traction has never been a problem; in the 50+ times I’ve been here, the hardwood floors have always been glossy clean. The sidewall is drywall and has surprisingly held up well since iRoy opened up in 2021. Abundant parking. Gymnasium has heating and AC. Yori (the owner) and his staff devote their souls into this place. The atmosphere is generally inspiring and optimistic. I would definitely recommend.

Very nice gym. Lots of space and options for everyone. Clean and well updated. There's rooms with different equipment options, studios, cardio and cycling. Plenty of equipment, I don't think you ever wait to get on a machine. I did a couple fitness classes and thought they were good. Definitely challenging but I felt there was a range of abilities. I felt there was a sense of community where people were welcoming, knew each other and were encouraging. The prices seemed very reasonable and a drop in was very reasonable.

I wish I read the IRoy volleyball reviews from other parents before signing up. They are all true and would have saved us a lot of time and money. The facility itself is great. Clean and well maintained. However, the volleyball program itself leaves much to be desired. We did not realize that try outs are private because there are no cuts made. It is a new program pulling from a small pool of players and in previous years, they have not had enough players for each team and had to issue refunds. It is convenient that they host many tournaments at home but the most competitive local teams (Integrity, Synergy, etc.) do not attend. You would think that playing lower level teams would mean more winning but that is not the case either due to staffing issues. Teams are coached almost entirely by a personal trainer with no previous volleyball coaching experience (owner, who other reviewers have described accurately) and high school students. Due to this, instruction is ineffective at best and deeply concerning at worst. The focus on running and working out is not volleyball specific and not beneficial on the court. As other parents have shared, it has also led to injuries. Basically, it is an expensive rec league. You will likely see an unkind and accusatory response from the owner here trying to place blame elsewhere as with the other responses but this has been our family’s experience with our daughter on U16. We took her out of her season early because the program refused to hire an adult volleyball coach with previous experience and we requested a refund. The girls are great and have a lot of potential but there is much that needs to change in order for iRoy Dreamers volleyball to be everything it claims it is and for it to become a winning program.