Forza is a rising youth soccer club that offers a fantastic alternative to the monolithic,…read moremonopolistic megaclub in town (Lonestar). This is a David Dinh project, and David is generally acknowledged as the finest trainer of soccer skills in the area. It is impossible to ignore the the countless college and professional jerseys and signed pictures from David's former pupils if you happen to visit the Forza Campiones training location. Small soccer clubs have a tough road in this market. Without a massive recreational program to sift for players, Forza's competitive teams must be painstakingly built, player by player and recruit by recruit. The coaches and teaching framework are world-class, so individual players will find a great environment to grow soccer technical skills along with crucial life skills. Professionalism is a core value at Forza, and even the youngest players are expected to take their training seriously, be respectful, work hard, and take care of their teammates. For any local soccer family looking for world-class training with a full roadmap for gifted players at the senior level (college and professional opportunities), I encourage giving Forza a close look.

Excellent club with superb coaches striving to help each individual player to excel and reach their…read morefull potential.

From the owner: The Galaxy Soccer Club is committed to providing affordable high-quality Select soccer to boys and…read moregirls between the ages of 11 and 19 in the Austin-Round Rock metro area.

My son (born in 08, and currently playing U10) has participated in One World soccer camps and…read moreoff-season workouts as well as playing indoor soccer with OWS teammates. We are considering a switch from our current club. In my opinion, this is the top club in the area for developing very young players to play soccer at a high level. Mr. Benito and his coaching staff teach a Spanish possession style of play, and they teach it well. I first learned about OWS when my son's indoor team played them. It blew my mind to see tiny little 6 year-olds setting up into perfectly-spaced triangles and working the ball side to side in a coherent passing game! They ran my son's team into the ground chasing those passes around. It wasn't just passing. These kids could handle the ball and score when the defense broke down or bunched up. My son has already benefited by training and playing with the talented kids at One World. This club has cultivated a pretty tight-knit culture around soccer for kids and families that passionate about the game. Competitive soccer is not the cheapest activity. We have found that OWS offers a very fair value for offseason trainings and camps (which are awesome). Fees for the junior academy level of play (pre-select) seem to be in line with similar competitors, but I think OWS kids get more games and opportunities to train. Kids that are very novice or not that interested in soccer may consider a more recreational league, as the kids at OWS play at a very high level. Everybody will get better, and the coaches are fantastic. It's just that young players with a bit of seasoning will do the best here. We are big fans of this organization, and we have enjoyed playing soccer with OWS!

Scam, student was signed up and no team was ever put together, and charging single parent for full…read morecosts for the only player to show up.

Amazing Soccer complex! Turf and grass fields all in phenomenal condition. My daughter has had the…read moreopportunity to play here a variety of times for tournaments and it's one of our favorites. Plenty of bleacher seating and some shady areas. Great location as well conveniently located newer local eateries.

Beautiful grass and artificial turf fields. Clean bathrooms. Playscapes for children. Plenty of…read moreparking. While there is limited shade, there is ample room to setup tents and sit on the sidelines.

Quite fun place, they just need to remodel the place a little just to make it newer and more…read moreappealing

She might not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid…read more The facility is a little funky, and it could probably stand for some repairs. Temperatures can vary strangely, due to inconsistent climate control. Restroom facilities are decidedly not luxurious. I don't think the water fountains work. In a nutshell, this is a utilitarian facility that does one thing pretty well; indoor soccer. The fields are good, and it is nice to have both a small and big field available. There are competitive and entertaining soccer leagues to be found. The soccer is good. Everything else is window-dressing in the scheme of things. So, grab a cheap pour of Modelo, rub shoulders with some soccer-loving Pflugerville locals, and enjoy the beautiful game.

We tried the biggest soccer club in Austin when we moved here from SC 2 years ago. But they have no…read morestructure and the lower level teams pay for the top 2 teams. After more then a year with the Texans we are very happy. The coaches and facilities are great and the whole organization treats us like family.

My pediatrist recommended I go to Fleet Feet for their foot analysis. I expected a decent foot…read moreassessment followed by a hard sell. I was totally wrong. Emma greeted me and immediately made me feel comfortable. She explained the process then completed a computer analysis of both my foot and my gait. I have been wearing a different (wrong) size for years. She had me try on several pairs of running shoes. The first pair felt incredible. They didn't have the color I wanted. Emma ensured I knew the size and model (to include the model #) so I could buy them later. I am going to bring my wife for an assessment and see if she can get a pair that fits her. I'll return.

This shoe store sits in a strip center with H-E-B as the anchor store. If you're used to walking…read moreinto a DSW, Skechers or Rack Room store, you are used to their spacious stores. Not this place, it's about the size of your average small convenience store. Many yelpers brag on the great service they get here and if they're not too busy, they'll be on you immediately. If it's busy, you'll have to sign in at the front door, but yes they are very helpful. I came here looking for some comfortable slip on black sketchers or something similar. Unfortunately, there was nothing in that category for me, and it should be pointed out that they have no leather upper business shoes here at all (or ladies heels either). This is strictly a running tennis shoe business with accessories. If you take running shoes seriously, this is the place to come, especially if you don't mind spending between $120-$250 for a pair. Even the clearance running shoes start around $70 on up. There's no buy one get one half price offer here. Some informative photos included in case you want to pay this place a visit.

Complete waste of money to destroy tress and native brush and plants to add a new sidewalk just a…read morefew feet away from the existing sidewalk. The construction crew and ruined alot of natural trees, brush and grass. We are hoping the clean up all the trash and have some type restoration plan. I am not anti progress but this is not progress. I wish whoever approved this project owned a home here and had to live through this mess.

At the entry point of this park you'll find a small Playscape. however, the best part about this…read morepark is the path trailing off behind it which leads to a Y. To the right is a path where you'll find many benches, covered picnic tables and a splash pad for the kids (with bathrooms). If you veer to the left, in a short distance you will encounter a fenced in dog park and a soccer field. There is plenty of green space around the path in case you wanna throw a frisbee around. This is one of those parks that the people who live around here know all about, but the general population would not. This would be a serene walking path if not for the noise of I 35 close by. Nonetheless, it's worth checking out. The photos included in this review give you a better picture.