This is one of the best lap swimming complex I've been to while traveling. For people over 60 the…read more$4 fee is dropped to $2 The pool is setup for 50 meters (long course) until 11a and the shift the lanes to 25 yds (short course). The aquatics Director is a great guy. He runs the swim team workouts in the am, but leaves several lanes open for lap swimming. There is also a 3-lane 25-yd (shallow) for swimming lessons & the facility also has a full exercise gym. One cool thing about this pool is the standing ledge at the wall that makes resting more comfortable. Love swimming in this pool!

The highest praise for this facility!!! It's well-equipped, very clean, has friendly staff &…read morewelcoming members!! (Proximity to Life Trail a real PLUS!) **Very appreciative of consideration shown Active Duty & Veterans of U.S. Military!!

I went ice skating for Friday night public skate at the sportsplex and the vibes were amazing!…read moreThere were so many people and the line for rental skates can get crowded so be sure to get there early. They had really cool holiday lights up and music playing in the rink which made it super fun. This is a great event to go to with friends and family!

The Sportsplex is awesome! I can only speak to their pickleball courts, but we've had a great time…read moreusing this facility to dink around on the weekends - especially since there aren't many actual pickleball courts around Nashville. You can sometimes walk in and grab a court ... but we've found it's much smoother to call ahead and make a reservation in advance. If you're not a member, you can reserve courts three days in advance for around $8 an hour. You pay per court, not per person, which is a great deal if you're playing 2 on 2. Everyone we've spoken to at the front desk has been friendly and helpful! The Sportsplex also offers pickleball clinics and open play opportunities. We haven't tried either of these - but they seem to be well-organized! Like some other reviewers mention, the parking can be a bit tricky if there's some sort of tournament going on. If you're worried about the facilities being busy, I recommend calling ahead to see what they have planned for the day. you'd like to play.

A decent price for Open Play ($15 for 11-2:00). Very nice front desk staff. Parking is easy, free…read moreand plentiful. Surfaces are nice, but overall the facility is suboptimal. To maximize the number of courts, they employed very narrow out of bounds (see photos). Short angled serves or volleys are impossible to return. Ceilings are very low so lobs are off the table. Noise is cacophonous with full courts. Also, not an issue just for PBK, but a number of players overestimated their placement in the "Advanced" groups.

I came here with a group of about 10, they all played but I did not. The place is big and they also…read morehave beer. There is a nice little spot to sit down and hang out where you get a view of the entire place as you have to climb some steps. The place is air conditioned and a decent amount of courts to play on, we were there fairly early in the morning on a Saturday and it was already packed so advise you to get there early.

This place is a Hidden Gem for those looking to learn the game of tennis or pickleball which has…read morebeen recently added. There are many levels taught and played here. From the moment you pull in to this unique place you will be hooked to want to spend time here.

Highly, highly recommend this spot in west Nashville. The owner Dan, is such a kind soul. He has…read moreyears of tennis and pickleball experience, he's a great teacher for their beginner clinic. The courts are well maintained with a nearby bathroom too. They always set out cold water, and have plenty of free parking too. I've been by for their young adult socials as well as an intermediate open play. Both were very competitive and lots of fun. Everyone that comes here seems to be quite friendly and open to helping each other. Highly recommend checking this spot, please not that you do have to pay for your court time, but it's well worth it!

From the owner: The Courts at West Meade is open to all and invites all levels of pickleball players to register on…read moreour site, which is free. Once registered you can sign up for open play, socials, events and book a court. We welcome all and are conveniently located 10 minutes from downtown Nashville

The people here are excellent to talk to and extremely helpful. They treat you like a friend, not…read morepushy, simply very helpful. Everything is priced fairly and according to its condition. Selection is fair there is something for everyone here. I would highly recommend shopping here and I will be back soon!

Store was SOOOOOOO hot and when it's already hot outside no one wants to shop in that heat! Not…read moreeven a fan going ...wanted to shop but left

Wow. I was so nervous about finding a new pair of running shoes because I had a very specific list…read moreof criteria that I knew was going to be so annoying for whatever poor sales associate was brave enough to greet me. After taking a few moments to look at the wall, Monica ended up greeting me and was on her A-game from the get go. She listened to what I thought I needed, helped guide me to what was actually best for my feet, fitted me, and was incredibly considerate and helpful when picking out shoes for me to try. I think I probably tried on 10 pairs before landing on a pair and she was just as bright and personable for the last pair as she was the first. Give that girl a raise, I rarely write reviews but she was fantastic!

I stopped by because a friend suggested this place for running shoes and insoles. I had injured my…read moreheel and decided to give it some extra care to hopefully recover quicker, so she convinced me. I was greeted and helped right away. The man who helped me was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. He watched me walk across the room to observe my gait and made suggestions from there. I learned that my feet grew an inch and a half (yes! they keep growing well into adulthood and throughout your lifespan.) He also advised that I wear a half inch to an inch more for running shoes. (Apparently it's common for running shoes to fit on the smaller side. Plus, going up half a size gives more room for the foot to spread when it hits the ground.) He let me try the insoles and even pulled out some running shoes for me to see what they offer despite me not being in the market for them yet. I figured why not. He did all the work of fitting them on me correctly. No leaning down to put them on myself. I fell in love with the Hoka running shoes and hope to buy some new ones from them in the future. Shoe prices run from $90 to $150+. (The Hokas were roughly $150.) However, when the newest shoe is released, the previous version goes on sale. On average, you can expect to pay $100-120 for a pair of running shoes here, but you can sometimes get some for $90 with that discount. I walked out with some good insoles and a massage ball for the bottom of my feet. With tax, that cost me $52. There's also a barrel where you can discard your old shoes. I think they get donated, but I don't know for sure. I always try to add something that would make a place better, but I'm so inexperienced with shoe stores and so satisfied with my experience that I'm not sure what to add. hmm... How about getting the parking lot repaved so the dips and bumps aren't a bother. Great job. 5 stars well earned.