Legends Pickleball tournaments are top notched. Ron and his team run a very well organized event…read more They provide excellent communication and updates leading up to the tourney. During the tourney, you're well informed on when which court you're on. They even stream medal matches live with play by play. Really impressed and looking forward to playing in more Legends Pickleball events. Highly recommend!

Great basketball league, well managed, good competition, and good local venues, all for a…read morereasonable rate. Fun!

No Panic Volleyball has two locations area the area - one in Chantilly and another in Manassas!…read more A great place to start learning, play volleyball / workout, and meet a lot of amazing people within the volleyball community! This gym has a fitness section and two full volleyball courts. Coach Alan is amazing and one of the most patient and encouraging people I've met! He has profound knowledge, tips, and techniques to create your base foundation, strengthen, and improve your volleyball skills! All of the assisting members and staff have also been extremely accommodating and kind. I have taken a few lessons from them (both private and group sessions) and highly vouch! They also have Meet Ups - that include positional play (you get to try all different roles and learn about each position placement and game reputations!) and other open gym like play or can receive group lessons on individual skills - passing, setting, serving, hitting etc. Although the location is a bit small; it is perfect for private lessons, group sessions for play, and a workout! 8/10 recommend playing here/checking it out and 10/10 recommend if you are looking for lessons/practice!!

Such a fun new park find for a mom with kids who need to burn energy…read more There is a baseball field listed here, but I couldn't pull up Capital One Park East, so I'm guessing most people will end up using this listing instead. Same area just separated by a lot. Major mom win: there are bathrooms It's right across from Wegmans, has shaded tables (yes please), a water fountain, and easy parking in the garage across the street (first 2 hours are free ) Bonus surprise: on top of the parking garage there's another small play area--with water! My kids were living their best life up there. Everything is super colorful, clean, and just overall a really good time. I also noticed someone walking around every few minutes wiping down tables and checking trash, which I appreciate so much as a parent. Oooh and theres a mini workout area . Only tiny side-eye moment : I did see the same towel used on tables and then on the trash can... and not tossed after. So I'm hoping it's not making a full tour of tables, trash, and bathrooms Other than that, we had a great time and will definitely be back!

This is a nice, compact park with both a fitness area as well as two separate playground areas…read more Bonus: bathrooms on site! The area that features a lot of climbing, has some larger footholds and is probably best for the 5+ set unless your kiddo is younger but taller. My relatively small newly 4-year-old was not independently able to navigate this area. My 7 year old had no problem. The little spinner is fun too. No swings here but lots of other areas to stay busy.

WSLL is a well-oiled machine, from the registration process to how they communicate w/parents the…read moreexperience is pretty seamless. The location and facilities are also superb. From the signs in the dugout to their message to parents on their website that states, "the League works hard to ensure we have a positive learning experience for players and their families. If you have questions or concerns please bring them up to your manager," the focus is on the kids. Over the last few years, it has involved into a competition among the coaches. Wins take precedence over player development. Most coaches are intent to primarily play their key players only and rotate role players throughout every game regardless of the score. Role players get rotated throughout the line up and see the plate once maybe twice during a game. On field substitutions change from inning to inning. Please explain to me how players who's little league career spans a minimum of two season at each division develop their game? How can coaches be held more accountable? Coaches are focused more on wins, records & standings than giving players a decent chance to develop. I feel like my sons last two years in Little League are a wash. Independent training helps, but there's no replacement for gameplay in baseball. Not sure what recourse you have as a parent?

Most folks in the area either belong to Bradley Farms pool (cause of they own jokes in Bradley…read moreFarms) or to Pinecrest. We joined Fox Mill Swim (#foxmillswim) and Tennis club 4 years ago and love it. There are a good number of kids but it's never gotten so crazy that we've felt over run. It's a great pool and for summer 2015 there are still memberships available. CE&O join the fun.

Great venue for more than polo!!! Wedding venue a yes!!!…read more Girls night out yes!!! Couples dinner yess!!! Check them out for all your private events!!!

Never been to a polo match and was excited to see one! My friends and I had tickets for a tailgate…read morelast month. There was a match scheduled for 3 p.m. but due to some rain a lil earlier in the day, the match ending up being cancelled. We still had our tailgate and it was bright and sunny the entire time. The tailgate ticket came with a bottle of wine (Sutter Home). No shade! Just bring your own beverages and food! We had a tent, table and our folding chairs. We had a great time with our group. I can't wait to come back to experience an actual match!

Ok. This place on the weekend is overwhelmingly packed. I learned my lesson coming here for the…read morefirst time thinking it was like DBat that closed down. The parking was crazy. Came in here at 9:30am and we had to wait for someone to leave just to park. When entering there was two young boys working the front that was nice enough to help us. I told him it was our first time and he walked us over and showed us the cages and said we could go to one cage from one small window that was open and then another cage for another short time because all the cages were reserved. Disappointing experience but I appreciate the boys trying to make us get a little play time before we had to get kicked out. Not a fan of the token situation to use the machine. DBat had touch cards like Dave and Busters. And not a fan of the surcharge either. If another person makes a batting business closer to Clarksburg? Then this business probably won't be as busy as it is right now. My friend takes his son here for Classes and Dom loves it! I might try to come back when the weather gets better

Great staff, great cages. Good mix of baseball and softball speeds. Best cages in mocoread more

My daughter has been taking camps and lessons at Pure Performance for over a year with fantastic…read moreresults. We have tried many different facilities and coaches over the years for my older son and for her and I am truly impressed by the level of attention my daughter is given during well thought and organized camps. Her private instruction is not "cookie cutter" but tailored to meet her needs and enhance her strengths as well as develop new approaches, drills and thought process to her weaknesses. The facilities are spacious with multiple areas for instruction and drill. Even enough room to run infield drills in bad weather with a team! There are multiple instructors for various skills for pitching, hitting, catching and fielding. Instruction does not only focus on the physical aspects of the game (softball in this case) but also mental and preparation. Discussion about nutrition, workouts beyond coaching, and habits also is included as part of helping my athlete be ready to compete. Pure Performance meets the athlete where they are and prescribes a program to help them achieve their goals. I am very impressed with the comprehensive program provided by Pure Performance and it's coaches.

My 11 yr old daughter has been taking lessons and attending camps at Pure Performance for 18…read moremonths. Given the space, instructors, coaches, location; the pricing is great. She was struggling with hitting and I knew enough that as a travel player, she passed my ability to help her. She was nervous going in for her first lesson with Coach Ryan - more so when he said I had to stay in the waiting room. After the lesson, Coach Ryan gave me a tour of the facility and sent us home with several drills. On the ride home, I asked my daughter what she thought - she was sold and couldn't wait to go back. She noticed a difference between the start and finish of her lesson based on Coach Ryan's corrections. And although Coach Ryan intimidates her - she never wants to disappoint him - she's excited for every lesson, with no sign of stopping. Last Fall, she moved up to 12U travel as a 10 yr old. The change in ball size was a struggle batting and as a catcher. So, we upped our visits with Coach Ryan but she also started lessons with Coach Morgan. An amazing catching coach, that has helped her with the transition and to excel behind the plate. My daughter lights up whenever she sees Coach Morgan; and although she is drenched in sweat after every lesson, she never wants them to end. In addition to the private lessons, Pure Performance's clinics and camps are great for players of any skill or age. Last summer, I sent both my daughters (the younger plays rec ball) to the summer camp. They do some things as a group but others are based on skill/team age. They had a great time and were never short of stories about the drills, conditioning, games, competitions of the day. They were exhausted but excited for the next day. They enjoyed it so much that they asked to attend again this summer and are bringing friends. We are always on the lookout for new camps and clinics. Overall, I cannot say enough about Pure Performance; the facility, coaches, instructors, camps, clinics, cage/lane rentals. Thank you