First time checking out the local Jordan baseball team, The Brewers. Admission is cash but…read moreridiculously cheap. $3 per person or $15 for season pass. They have concessions like hot dogs, popcorn, soda and beer. Wonderfully maintained field with beautiful small town setting. Old fashioned bleachers and dug outs. You can bring chairs or a blanket to sit in the grass. You can also bring your family dog to the game. Highly recommend for good family fun.

I don't live in New Prague. My kids do have a swim meet at their community pool at least once or…read moretwice every year that is usually hosted by the Neptune Swim Club. What a beautiful and clean facility. A decent size stadium seatings for the parents. I wished we have something like this in Bloomington, MN.

May 22 through September 11 the National Sports Center Cycling Velodrome hosts weekly bicycle…read moreracing events called Thursday Night Lights. They are only $2/person and children under the age of 12 are free. There is ample free parking available and only a few concessions. When we went there were microwaved hotdogs, pretzels, and Cold Stone ice cream; however, folks brought their own food and drinks (including alcohol). The velodrome itself is a cone-shaped wooden track for bicycle racing. The bikes are similar to road bikes except that they don't have breaks and have only a single gear. The races are insanely fast and sometimes have accidents where the racers totally wipe out. Here's a video of a women's race: http://youtu.be/OVCuexONMks There were several different kinds of races including one that involved 80 loops around the track (12 miles), 40 loops (6 miles), and many that were only a few loops. My favorite was the race where the slowest rider was eliminated every two laps. There were men and women riders and sometimes they competed in the same races. There were two sets of bleachers - one on each side of the velodrome. An announcer played music and kept us informed about points, laps, and racers. Kids walked around with buckets collecting free bets. The winners of the bets won things like gift certificates to Chili's restaurant. The Thursday Night Lights was tons of fun. It was an extremely laid back event. For example, we put our $2 into a slot in a box and nobody was monitoring if we put it in or not (we did). The bathrooms were porta potties. The races were quick and easy enough to understand. Sometimes our eyes were glued to the races and sometimes we felt comfortable making new friends and chatting amongst ourselves.

I can't find a better gym for my family and I because we live a block away. We're blessed to have a…read moregreat community center. There ought to have rules for the sauna because dudes from Africa be sweating in their underwear or listening loudly to their smart phone. The world is smaller now so we have to be more compassionate towards each other

Often times the "Engima" center for kids is very unruly and not supervised. Restroom for community…read morecenter is located very close to "Engina" through 2 doors. Last Friday I was going to use the walking track and used the restroom first. 10 kids were in the bathroom listening to rap music with a large portable radio and sitting on the sinks.. One young kid actually used his fingers to pretend to make a gun and shoot me in the head. All in all this is a horrible design "Engima" and young girls are always sitting on the floor texting outside restroom and in the way. the guy with the limp (staff) was at the desk and not aware of anything. You could hear the music play outside the restroom. We need security to send these punks home so the rest of us can exercise. Tax dollars were wasted on this. Adults need to have separate bathrooms from the punks before one of them gets their butts kicked by an adult.