The gym is a great facility but the open gym structure is difficult when you have two very…read moredifferent sports that is being played. Also the volleyball net is left up, which creates a safety issue. I spoke with the director and he was not willing to talk about it and not nice. Plus the cadence in which the volleyball net is used is not worth the risk of injury of their members.

This is a beautiful place to enjoy a day of swimming, family friendly, fantastic staff, lifeguards…read moreon point, gorgeous mountain views, and really nice facility all set in the lovely Corrales neighborhood, we had a fantastic day!!! There is an area for the littles that they can walk in and stand, awesome slide/splash rec area in the center, and separated area for the adults to swim. Plenty of room to set up chairs and the like, or plan a get together with friends and family, just an all around really nice place to spend an afternoon.

All in all The Batters Edge is a great place to work on baseball/softball batting techniques i…read moreenjoyed it locally owned and operated there on hand to make sure batting machines are properly working and there very friendly ppl who watch over there business they have snacks gatorade water sports energy snacks clean facility lots of fun great for a team or family or anyone individual i give this place a 10 on my scale.......Be Back Soon!!!!!!

This is not the place that it used to be. I hit thousands of balls here in the 90's when I played…read more I took my son to get some work in and it was a disappointment. The front office reeked of weed. They have several bats with the length identified but the weight is unknown, and you need to use their bats unless you want to void your warranty by hitting their plastic dimple balls. The machines need to be maintained better. Only about 50% of the pitches are in the strike zone, erratic pitches usually happens when the wheels are dirty. The only positive is that this facility has automatic ball return so you don't have to worry about loading the balls yourself.

Because ZUMBA! I mean, do you need another reason?…read more My family in the midwest would disown me, that's how bad I was, hopping on the ice rink after, oh, 20 years in the desert. The McDermott Athletic Center offers what appears to be a regulation-sized rink, well maintained, with bench risers for spectators and heart-slobbery pop rock (think Gin Blossoms) on the speakers for teens who really don't have much to do in Rio Rancho besides flirt on ice. It's sweet, it really is, and such a law-abiding way to pass the time. My daughter also learned how to skate on this ice, she's eight, and I had a good time, even if I didn't represent my tribe very well. Obviously, this Center staffs a team of skate instructors and hosts team play on the regular. We visited for a birthday party, checking on pricing, a group of up to 10 kids, rentals, pizza and soda included appears to be a great deal. Moreover, the facility has a sizable weight room, good batting cages, a basketball court and gymnasium, and... wait for it... ZUMBA. That's right, you're going.

My son attended the basketball camp here and really enjoyed it, so we decided to have his 8th…read moreBirthday Party here as well. The staff went out of their way to make everything a success. The young man who was in charge of helping me with the party was exceptional! He was accommodating for everything we needed and the kids had a great time! They have 3 different options for parties (skating, basketball, or batting cages) My son Brayden is excited to attend their summer camp. Thank you!

It's nice to have a family friendly activity in ABQ! The facility is professional and I have heard…read moreMLB players have practiced here! I love that I can come here to have a professional experience to improve my technique OR a fun girls night out! Fun for all ages!

Updated after 5 years of playing in the kickball and dodgeball leagues. Overall, Clubwaka in Abq is…read morepretty clutch. I don't feel there is enough variety of activities for the young professionals in Albuquerque. That said, if you want to get away from the gym, work, life stress, and spend time making friends in a boozy fraternity like atmosphere then this is the right scene for you. It's a great forum for meeting lots of people (if in kickball, it's mostly for drinking and less athletic, with dodgeball it's inverse to that), with a range of interests including drinking, hooking up, and being somewhat athletic (aka glory days). Kickball is great for fun times and making you curse more in a game than you have in a year when your 'fun' team gets crushed by the competitive teams. Dodgeball is crazy competitive and exhilarating in its own way...but the drinks don't flow as much, at least til after the games. Both these leagues, plus the others, reward membership with a T-shirt and 2 open bars (mid and end season parties). Overall for $70 it's a great way to get away to college life again, just be sure to keep your day to day on the DL. No ones got time for your adulting.

Playing ball in this league definitely had its fun moments. However, the peer-based reffing system…read morelends itself to a pretty obvious bias toward inner-circle kickballers who have been around the league a while. If you're part of the "in crowd" calls get made in your favor, and if you're a newbie team or a less than "elite" team, there's really nothing you can do about it. It's also pretty obvious that the league's leadership wants to be well liked by the cool kids because they simply pretend like none of this is going on and any feedback or constructive criticism of the structure falls on deaf ears. Kickball is fun, don't get me wrong, but way too many people in this league think it's all there is to life. You'll find out quickly enough just how awesome their mad kickball skills are because they will let you know constantly...even in the rec/beginner league. If you're looking for a fun, relaxed way to play with people who like kickball, but have a life outside of it...I'd look elsewhere. After more than 5 seasons, I'll be looking for a new league to play in and so will my team. :)

The place is great in terms of the games it has, number of pool tables, etc. but the day we were…read morethere it was close to 100 degrees outside and their air conditioning wasn't working. To their credit they had a lot of fans going but blowing hot air around doesn't help much when it's that hot. They attendant did apologize for the heat and said that the landlord would not allow the tenants to fix it anymore so they had to wait on them to come and fix the a/c. I will go back provided it's not the temperature of hell when I get there :-) Still I think this is likely a good place when the cooling is working and the folks that work there are nice and attentive.

My hubby and I only go there to play pool. Very high quality products as far as the pool table and…read morethe billiard balls. However, the floors, walls, and ceiling need renovation. Just gotta keep your eyes on the game. Tex, the manager, is a cool guy, polished our balls. :)

This place has a lot of potential and needs some updating. The cooling system does not cool the…read morespace when there is a crowd. There is need for work on the grounds as well.

An excellent place for events, good parking lot, nice sized open space and they supply a person to…read morewatch the front door for your private event. They also have good family oriented programs and of course an excennmlt Art & Crafts show in November.

Main thing is, my daughter loves it and I can afford it. It seems like there's a lot going on at…read moreany given time and some of the coaches are very young. I noticed onetime that the coach was not giving every student the same attention as the obviously good one but that was the only time I saw that happen and they took the time to listen to my concerns so I felt heard. I don't know how high/far my daughter will choose to go but it's a good gym and we'll see how things run at the competition level. I'm totally new to this so I can't comment on that level... just the kids advanced(6-7 year olds) level that she's in. My daughter is picking up super quickly and can't wait to go back to class! That makes me very happy. Thank you G-force!

I would caution parents to ask a lot of questions and talk with other parents before enrolling…read moretheir child into the program. Once you get to the mid-level and beyond the environment was not healthy for my child. Overall I do not recommend any parent enrolling their child to Gforce from mid-level and beyond.