We had my 11 year old daughter's birthday here last weekend and it was such a great experience. The…read morestaff were kind and helpful! They are tumbling instructors and were able to help spot a couple of the girls in walk overs that they hadn't done in a while! Having the open gym for a few hours to play was so much fun! The girls left beaming and saying it was the best party they've been to! Highly recommended.

This is a fun gym with all the equipment you could ever ask for! I visited for open gym hours, and…read moreI played with rope, rolling mats, bars... (sorry, I'm not sure what the technical terms for these things are, haha). I also ran into a friend and worked on back-walks together, so that was fun! Will be back!

My friend asked me several times to join GISHWHES with her, but I was afraid I would end up letting…read moremy team down. I work from home, for myself, and I was worried life would get in the way. This year was the last year of the HUNT AS WE KNOW IT, though, so I had to take part - there was no waiting one more year. And BOY am I glad I did! I am on a team with five of my personal loved ones PLUS 10 random strangers (who had two smaller teams of their own). So far we have had team members who didn't know each other collaborate, team members who DO know each other collaborate, and we've had a whole lot of love passed on to each person who completes a task. It's been fun imagining, re-imagining, puzzling out details, and - most of all - fundraising for a GREAT CAUSE! I've donated goods to a homeless shelter (socks and food), created art (I always protest I'm not a creative, so the art creation I took on was not only a big deal in that sense; but it was also time consuming and FUN), socialized quite a bit via Twitter (I haven't used Twitter much in the last few years, and I reconnected with a few great friends!), discovered I enjoy collaborating on things (I custom-designed my job so I wouldn't have to work with anyone), brought my nephew into the fun (dress-up for political protest-HAH!), and I plan to possibly do a small protest, travel to a location I'm enthusiastic about so I can take a photo of something, and do more art - including an abstract piece. I am so impressed with how well this is managed, and I cannot imagine what an undertaking it must be for the GISHWHES staff members. I am incredibly thankful for their hard work and dedication, their humorous ideals, and their wittiness. My life has been made better by GISHWHES, even though life did indeed get in the way and i have been unable to participate the last two days. I hope to get a whole lot of tasks done tomorrow and the next though, and with any luck we'll turn in a majority to completion! This is the last year of GISHWHES in its current form; however, if it continues on, I highly recommend becoming a part of the madness!

Love watching my family okay outdoor . But one thing lack is they NEED "!!! To FORCE the rules on…read moredrinking and smoking by the bleachers .. It's like a freaking Mexican Bar. They are drunk and cussing and smoking, with their ice chest.. We can't I mean no one can even enjoy sitting down because they take over all of it.. !!!!! The management needs to in Force the rules !!!! Because they will be liable if something bad breaks out in the parking lot. I call to let them know and all they said was the refs " are in charge well how can they be if they are into the game??!!? I hope you take this Constructive criticism and CORRECT this on going prob at Night time Game

Cute place for soocer. I was really surprised. Now I dont mind coming out on saturday there is a…read moregreat bar!!!

So I joined a Friday night softball team lol It's only…read morebeen about 30 years since I've played any kind baseball/softball so I needed some practice to knock off the rust . I found this place on yelp and went to go check it out! They have lots of room with many options! You can hit baseballs or softball balls or you can get in some field work and put your glove on to shag some balls. The staff was very friendly and helpful and I will prob be back tomorrow for a little more practice before my double header tomorrow night.. the prices are very affordable. It only cost me 12$ to hit 60 pitches and do some field work!! Thinking about getting a membership!

Aweesssommmmeee never did batting cages before, got me feeling like Barry in this joint!!read more

For sure one of my favorite local holiday races! I try and run this one every year. It's about $30…read moreto sign up and benefits local charity. Make sure you get there at least an hour early for parking...and yes I do mean at least an hour. It seems as if everyone in the metroplex runs this race. But oh so worth it! Walk, run or bring your doggies. DRESS UP! Be festive and have fun with it. You will not be disappointed.

HILAAAAAAAAAAAAARIOUS! Costumes and Decor...PIMP! However they need better food choices. That…read morewas not cool. But I really did not care. I was sweating and laughing and was with some freaking awesome people.

Brought my team to practice hitting. The loved it they had so much fun. Machines, tees, and full…read morepitching setups. We got our practice in even trough the rain

My daughter partakes in the Soccertots program and its awesome! She loves it. We tried their other…read morecenter they use in Dallas and it was a sauna in the summer. Here the a/c works great so the kids aren't sweating. I recommend this program here to anyone!

I have zero interest in sending my child here again. We were really excited for this camp this past…read moresummer, but unfortunately our child didn't have a very good experience. The first thing I noticed at this camp is that there are A LOT of kids attending each week. It seems as though all the counselors were either teenagers or college students.... Basically, kids watching kids. The parking lot for drop off and pick-up is extremely small and tight, so be prepared. My one star rating is based solely on the lack of urgency or desire for camp staff to address issues. As far as our experience went, there were a lot of problems within the small group that weren't addressed by the camp... the main concern being bullying. I reached out to the lead counselor in charge of the group to address my concerns, and was told that "there are several problem kids in the group. Because there are only two of them they can't see everything going on." I also reached out to the Executive Director, Courtney "Pearl" Kaiser through email to address my concerns on 6/21/24, and almost four months later I'm still waiting for a response. If you decide to send your child here, I would recommend sending them with a friend, and place them in the same group. This will make their summer camp experience much more enjoyable.

My grandkids love this place! We have made it our Christmas tradition to buy a week at camp for our…read moregrandkids. We know they will love this week and be safe and enjoy the sun and activities.

Kudos to the Competitor Group for another well-organized event. As a Tour Pass Unlimited member, I…read moredecided to make Dallas one of my stops this year. I flew in on Friday and headed to the convention center for the expo. Packet pickup on Friday was a breeze (it was on Saturday, too, when I returned with my running partner, but more crowded). This expo seemed smaller than some of the others and some of my fave vendors were absent (Sparkly Soul, ProCompression, Nuun), but plenty of local vendors, which is great for those who live in North Texas. 5K On Saturday, I participated in the inaugural 5K, which was organized in Fair Park. 2 of the 3 miles were through the park, but one mile was on an out and back on a road leading to one of the entrances (not so interesting). Even with this short distance, there was a water stop, which is nice. Finish line was well-staffed with volunteers handing out medals, bananas, water, etc. A live band was playing at the end, too. Corrals were self-seeded based on estimated pace (6/7/8/9/10 minute miles).Compared to other 5Ks, RNR definitely offers more amenities. Half Marathon Sunday was part two for those of us doing the remix challenge (running the Saturday and Sunday events). For the longer events, RNR seeds corrals based on estimated finish time, though they are not enforced. This was obvious over the first few miles when we encountered plenty of walkers (which for people with my corral would not involve much walking). 2015 brought a new course, but since I'd never run this one before, I can't compare. It was continuously hilly, and heavily on concrete streets (which I really felt later in the race), many of which were in poor condition, which meant I spent a lot of the race looking down to avoid tripping hazards. For a RNR event, this course seemed to be light on the entertainment. There were a handful of bands, which were really good, but then long stretches with no music and a few spots where there were speakers hooked up to a sound system. Kudos to the volunteers along the course and at the finish line. You are so appreciated!! As far as scenery, I loved running over the new bridge and near the turtle creek park. We finished at the American Airlines Center. Crowd support was great when we came across it, but again, long stretches without. Not my favorite event, but always well organized by the Competitor Group.

This was my 5th year running this race. The series has races all over the world and this is one…read morestop of many. I will be running RnR San Diego in June and totally looking forward to it! It's a great way to see the city. This race is always very organized with bag/gear check, and the volunteers and spectators are always awesome. The expo where you pick up your race packet was stocked with swag and goodies. I love getting my drawstring bag every year as well as the dri fit shirt. The medal was great this year too! It's a pricey race but you do get a bang for your buck so it's worth it. My only issue with the shirts would be that they would make them more gender specific. Other than that I very much enjoy this race and will definitely be back next year! Up next San Diego!!