This isn't really a review. I am new to the area and im trying to find a team to play on or sub…read morefor. I am a very experienced player, play mainly striker, but willing to play anywhere. If you need a player or a sub please email me Jason.kalchek@gmail.com. Thanks!

Trying to figure out where you can play indoor soccer around these parts? Where you are going to…read morehave to head out to Franklin to get in on that action. The turf is good, however, my one gripe is that they don't have the high-rise glass siding, so if the ball hits the side nets, the ball is out boo! I will say however, that the people who run it are always super friendly, and that its incredibly efficiently run. Everything is always on time, and problems that we have had have been solved quickly. I hear that there is another indoor arena that is better (I think its called Crocket) but this the only I one that I know, so I felt the need to review it! On a side note, the bathrooms are always clean, and it's adjacent to outdoor fields (however I hear those can only be reserved by club soccer teams). More importantly the indoor soccer leagues are quite good, not the most amazing competition, but if you are someone who played soccer for a while and wants to get back into it, I can promise good quality competition.

If you are NOT in the soccer community, all you really need to know is to avoid all the streets…read morearound it on weekends. If you are in the soccer community you will learn quickly to allow more time and plan for traffic and parking. These are 20plus fields. The majority are synthetic fields. There is one stadium field and one indoor facility. The grass fields are mostly on the other side. not to be confused by Jordan Farms which are all grass fields.

Amazing complex for all ages with very nice turf and grass fields! Our 11u club team plays and…read moretrains there and everything is great! Clean bathrooms, plenty of parking, and to top it all off, an indoor facility right by field 1 and 2. (holds two 9v9 fields and one 11v11 field) Though, you can not do too many grass sports inside of it. There is also a rundown basketball court to the very right of the side with the turf fields. Would recommend for your soccer, football, or field hockey team if allowed to train on certain fields. 10 stars if possible!

2.5 This isn't so…read moremuch a park as it is a soccer field in the middle of an industrial complex. It's a bit unexpected, to be honest. It seems like an odd location to set up a soccer field. There's, literally, heavy machinery at the edge of the field. Had I not known there was a thatch of grass here, I would have assumed it was all industrial park and kept it moving. I wouldn't recommend someone travel here from outside of Nolensville to see it for yourself but if you live in the area and have a kid who plays soccer... have at it.* *I didn't see anyone playing soccer here as the day I came was rainy and the streets/field flooded pretty easily. As a former youth soccer player, I recall thinking that the field was pretty tight (read: small) but sometimes things have to be seen to be best realized. Parking wasn't too intuitive either but that could have been due to the inclement weather.

Best place to play pickup sand volleyball in Nashville and meet people. It's attached to JB's pour…read morehouse with plenty of food and entertainment. Offers competitive volleyball leagues in format for doubles, 4's, 6's for coed, women's and men's. Vollis runs tournaments on weekend, sand volleyball leagues during the week and pickup on 3 courts. Courts are in fantastic shape. Also a good place to start playing and connecting with people.

These courts are amazing. Jay and Emily do an amazing job running the courts. Very family friendly.read more

Finally made it to Geodis for a Nashville SC game and could not have been more pleased!…read more The stadium looks bigger than it actually is, but that is not a dig, it is a positive honestly, as all the food, beverage, stores, and amenities are well located and fairly easy to access from any seat in the house. Speaking of seats, there isn't a bad one in the place! Some are fully covered, others are partially covered and then of course they have those fully uncovered. We sat in the 200's, which was a wonderful view of the game, and as mentioned, gave us easy access to all the goods. Food options were standard with burger, hot dogs, fries, nachos and pretzels being available across most spots. They did have several local eateries as well, which is where most of us ended up grabbing something from. This includes pizza, chicken, bbq, tacos and more. Pricing for tickets was good, but pricing for food, parking and especially pro-shop was a bit more painful, so be prepared...cheap-ish to get in, but they get you everywhere else. The staff from entry to the store, food stalls and of course, exit, were all friendly and helpful. Overall, really great venue. Loved supporting the hometown team at Geodis and definitely look forward to visiting for all types of events!

We came to a concert here and was pleased with the experience. It started with parking. We were…read moreable to park not too far of a walk away in a neighborhood. It was free on the street and was fun to walk with the tons of other concert goers to the stadium. We had floor seats so there was a designated entrance for that with a short line and put us right where we needed to be within the stadium. We found our seats with ease as everything was organized, but no one flagged us to the bracelets that lit up that everyone got so I had to walk back to another gate to get one. We were toward the front of the floor, but the seats in the back of the floor probably did not have a great view due to the non-slope. The food options were good and dwecently priced. The staff was friendly we had a great time.

PROS: Huge bouldering gym. Coffee is served at the gym. They have a toaster to warm your food. They…read morehave a workout section that is small, but has everything needed to get the body ready to move. Moon wall for practicing crazy climbs, competing with friends, + bettering skills with self made routes. The restrooms are clean and neat. On your way to the restroom they have lockers for your belongings. their route setters do a great job with creative routes, both for low and high grades! CONS: While traveling the USA to rate gyms, the worst thing is always a "Shirt on policy". When climbing some like to be free and mandating shirts is a no go at any gym. The atmosphere in the gym is a bit different than other CLIMB owned gyms. You will fill as though you are more so climbing alone than as a climbing community.

Cool gym. They've got a chalk problem though. It looks foggy in there when you walk in. Take a look…read moreat the back of the Kilter Board. Literally an inch and a half of chalk on the wires there. That could be one of the reasons the kilter board is frequently broken. I know they have been trying to address the chalk problem by vacuuming more but it has not solved the issue. This place has different chalk eaters than West or East so something technical is wrong here. Like I said, love the gym it'll just be so much better once they get a handle on the chalk.

Unless you live in one of the apartment complexes in Nashboro Village, you've got to pony up some…read moredough to use this club. There are pretty nice tennis courts on both the outside and inside of the "club", and there's a tiny gym upstairs with a few of everything. You can also get free karate lessons and such if you happen to live in the complex. Honestly, I wouldn't pay for this place were I not in residence. Amongst the treadmills that sometimes work, the other equipment that is older than dirt, and the single television that's usually stuck on Barney or some other PBS children's show, it's just not worth the money. I know there are other gyms in the area, so unless your game is tennis, I'd say shop around.

This is one of the best clubs I've been to. I travel a lot and not all clubs will allow non-members…read moreto participate. This club made me feel like a guest and after visiting a second time I felt like home. It was difficult to find a hitting partner but I hired a coach Richard Virr that helped me with that. But first the lesson; it was awesome. I can honestly say that Richard improved my game by 40%, just by concentrating on technique. If I had kids or any other friends wanting to learn the sport I can only recommend Richard. This club also has a great community of tennis players that comes out to hit and they welcome newcomers!!! This includes at least one wheel chair player, kids of all ages and backgrounds, and adults - all one happy family (and growing). A sincere thanks and a solid recommendation.

Madison Park is the first park acquired after the Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation was…read moreestablished in 1963, at their first meeting. Elvis's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, donated $7,000 to help pay for the park. The park also hosted a`n annual Madison Hillbilly Day- proceeds of which were also used towards the park purchase funds. The park was purchased for $9,000n from Opha Bixer. The property was turned over to a nonprofit organization- the Madison Community Park, Inc- and was purchased back by Metro Nashville for $16,500 in 1988, in exchange for a promise to build a community center there. Today, it has 30 acres, and hosts a community center, a playground, public restrooms, picnic shelters, baseball fields, basketball courts, volleyball courts, tennis courts, paved walking/jogging paths, and a multipurpose field. It underwent a major renovation in 2019, and there are further renovation plans in the future, including a plan for a dog park. The renovations are gorgeous, with a royal blue and gold theming.

I often wonder why there's been so much migration SE on I24. I mean, I *know* why but rather than…read moremoving so far away, I wonder why more people haven't crossed Briley to head up to Madison. I fully expect this adjacent city to gain more and more popularity amongst folks looking for some real estate relief (and who want to stay in Davidson County). When that population boom happens, I think many of these folks will find good times to be had at Madison Park. Madison Park is deceptively large. I drove in to the park on Cumberland, thinking it to be a small, neighborhood green space. Not the case. Madison Park, despite being surrounded by apartments, homes and a highway, is a healthy park with a lot of attractive attributes. I'm curious to see what it's like in the spring/summer. Far from a thatch of grass, the park offers: basketball court, baseball diamonds, pavilions for lunching, tennis court, soccer field, volleyball court, a community center, a playground, and rolling hills with (Madison) city views and mature trees. I didn't expect any of this from what I saw on the back end. There are three entrances and plenty of parking. From the signage, there looks to be some construction/improvements on the way. I'm curious to see what that looks like. For nearby residents, the community center offers free child care with programming for the school year and summer. Obviously, Madison Park is a local resource and respite but I think its size and the many additions it offers allows it to be a destination park as well. If you haven't spend much time in Madison, you could do far worse than by starting here.