We came here to watch Cosmic Baseball! It was amazing! Although, parking was a bit of a walk and…read moreof course stadium prices were steep, a great time was had by all, I mean come on, it's BASEBALL!

This may be the cutest baseball stadium I've ever seen! I was so impressed the moment we came…read morethrough the gates and took it all in. It felt like something out of a movie. I've never been to Fenway but compared it to that and my bff and I both agreed it felt a bit like the Padres stadium in San Diego. I love a good baseball game and this past Friday night was so much fun. We were surrounded by amazing people, a stadium that really felt like a close knit community. Our party was seated in The Tavern which was very lovely. Highly recommend. They have a swimming pool IN THE STADIUM and every Friday evening a fireworks show. I can't wait to bring my son to a game. I purchased gear about 5minutes after arriving knowing I'd definitely be spending more time here. All of the fun of a MLB game, minus the hassle of driving to Arlington and dare I say it soooo much more character than Rangers stadium. Far more charming than Globe Life. It's truly a special place. If you're looking for a 5 STAR experience in Frisco, this is certainly it!

great coaches and managment. Super clean facilities and technologies. Super great swimmers. Front…read moredesk ladies were super kind.

worst club swim experience ever! will never be returning!…read more toxic cultures begin with leadership, and this teams leadership is incredibly toxic, ineffective, and incompetent! very few coaches on this team are normal, reasonable, respectful people who understand a life outside of sport! there is also great amounts of poor communication and relationships between coaches. many swimmers are also just awful to be around! bullying, exclusion, and favoritism play large roles in this teams culture. join at your own risk! i did and thoroughly regret it

Avoid this Volleyball club at all costs..... It's one of the most unorganized clubs I've ever seen…read more The coaches are not great. They just go through the motions no club development or plans. The communication is horrible.... I even spoke with management and complained never heard back from them. Trust me when I say this club is horrible.

Terrible for club tournaments. Nowhere to sit, bathrooms have water on the floor, overcrowded…read moresnackbar. Sad

This place is ok. From my experience They have a lot of substitutes so there's not a lot of…read moreconsistency in the way the classes are taught since each coach does it differently. I found that a lot of the times they start 2-3 minutes later than scheduled and end a couple minutes earlier so a 45 min class ends up being 35...my daughter has been at other gymnastics classes before and she enjoyed them a lot more. Idk if it's bc this is a huge gym w lots of kids but she just didn't seem to enjoy the classes so I ended up pulling her out.

This gym is ok. A few takeaways from our experience. Things…read morethat could use a bit of tweeking / improvement 1. All staff where the same colored shirts on the same day, so there is an identifiable uniform. Just as cheer wears a certian uniform, socks, shoes, bows etc. So they can be identified and show as a team. (Have different shirts for customers to buy vs the same as staff) 2. *Consistency* in how a class is taught when you have multiple instructors (different one each week) is key for many! (Example: warm up the same, next exercise/apparatuse the same and how the present, explain and demonstrate, and so on) -When there is so much variation students tend to get confused. 3. Show the student how to do the exercise, do not just mark it, as many do not have an idea. Example Cartwheel - show a cartwheel, explain a cartwheel, then help student do cartwheel (just like you do a routine marked or full out, show full out!) 4. When classes are going on, random gym kids are wondering the floor and getting in the way of others. This is a safety hazard and rude to the ones participating in a class. 5. Staff should not be allowed phone use (or even on the mat) during a teaching of a class. 6. Staff greets as one walks in, Hospitality goes a long way in a competitive market (vs talking to friends) Overall kids enjoyed, instructors are nice, however had no big take aways or building on skills. We will be looking for another gym to try.

This is probably one of the best places to send your kid to be trained this side of the metroplex…read more All the kids here are excited and motivated by the staff to reach their full potential. The trainers and coaches are very detail orientated & attentive to each individuals needs and talents. You can tell they love what they do and it shows in their training style. Sign your kids up & watch their skills grow!

From the owner: We are a basketball skills company that offers the youth of the community a place to go and learn…read morethe fundamental aspects of the game of basketball. In addition, TSI provides the building blocks to athleticism through its partnership with DX3. At TSI we have a unique program that integrates the key elements of athleticism and meshes with the fundamental components of basketball. The end result is a well-rounded athlete that has a core fundamental base and understanding of the game of basketball that they can then use to seek enjoyment of the game. In addition to the athletic knowledge, our coaches also teach the children the value of hard work, time management, commitment, and team work to provide them with the tools to succeed in life. TSI is a year round program that provides the opportunity for team placement at the recreational and Elite level.

Club Volleyball at its best. This place is well equipped to give young girls and boys the skill…read morethey need to build up for more advanced play. My child plays here and the experience has been very good. Her skills have increased and I feel the coaches here care about her outcome. There were temporarily located in Richardson, but have since moved to their permanent location in Carrollton. The facility is huge and it's nice to finally have a volleyball home with the team name. Club Volleyball isn't like recreational volleyball in the sense that there is more of an urgency to win; that being said, it's great preparation for the real world of sports, be it middle school, High School or College level. There are a lot of clubs out there, we choose Excel because we feel the coaches take the responsibility of training our children personally.

Great family atmosphere and coaches understand that these are kids playing the sport they love…read more Excel is great at teaching the fundamentals and the correct way to use each skill. Love the club

Typical Field House. Open gyms, spacious, concessions had a variety of food…read more Staff could have been more helpful. Needed to find a trainer or a massage gun, none were available for use.

I normally do not write negative reviews, especially about a facility where our volleyball teams…read morehave played for the past three years, but the change we have seen at Frisco Fieldhouse has been extremely disappointing. Two or three years ago, I would have described the Fieldhouse as a very professional organization. There seemed to be a genuine emphasis on sportsmanship, accountability, fair competition, and maintaining the integrity of recreational sports. Coaches and teams were expected to follow the rules, and there appeared to be very little tolerance for cheating. Unfortunately, that is no longer the experience we have had. Over the last year in particular, the culture has changed drastically. From our perspective, the focus seems to have shifted away from maintaining a fair recreational sports program and more toward simply collecting league fees and filling teams. Last season, we began noticing teams stacking their rosters and using players who were not consistent with the rosters we had competed against. We brought our concerns directly to Fieldhouse staff. What shocked me was being told that there was essentially nothing they could do unless we paid a $50 roster-check fee. Think about that for a moment. We are already paying to participate in a recreational league, yet if we believe another team may be violating roster rules, we have to pay an additional $50 just to have the Fieldhouse verify whether its own league rules are being followed. Why should coaches and parents have to pay extra to protect the integrity of the league? We eventually had an incident involving what we believed was clear roster manipulation, and we even provided video evidence to staff. Despite that, we felt our concerns were largely dismissed and nothing meaningful was done. I have personally attempted to contact Cole Fimbel regarding concerns about the direction of the sports programs and the decline in accountability. Other coaches have told me they have experienced similar difficulty getting responses. Yet emails promoting upcoming seasons continue to arrive regularly while the cost of participating in these recreational leagues continues to increase. That disconnect is frustrating. There is also growing concern among coaches about favoritism and potential conflicts of interest because some individuals involved with these programs also have relationships with other sports organizations or schools. Whether intentional or not, when complaints are not addressed consistently, it creates the appearance that certain teams or organizations receive different treatment. The officiating has also become increasingly inconsistent. Everyone understands that referees will miss calls -- that is part of sports. But consistency, professionalism, and accountability should still be expected when families are paying to participate. What is perhaps most disappointing is watching longtime teams leave. There were several volleyball teams we looked forward to playing every season, and over time we noticed many of them had moved their programs to PSA or elsewhere. Unfortunately, PSA was not a practical option for us because most of our players live close to the Fieldhouse, so we continued trying to make it work. After this summer, however, we decided we were done. This summer was our final season playing volleyball at Frisco Fieldhouse. That decision was not made because we lost games. We have won and lost plenty over the years, and that is part of sports. It was made because we no longer had confidence that the rules would be enforced consistently or that legitimate concerns from coaches would be taken seriously. Recreational sports should be about giving kids an opportunity to compete, develop, and enjoy the game in a fair environment. Coaches should not have to investigate opposing rosters, produce video evidence, repeatedly contact administrators, and then be asked to pay another $50 just to have league rules verified. I sincerely hope the Fieldhouse takes the criticism from coaches and families seriously and works toward restoring the professionalism and integrity that made this facility enjoyable several years ago. Unfortunately, based on our experience over the past year, we could no longer justify bringing our teams back.

Came here on a Saturday as a guest of a member. They don't provide any free trials/guest…read morememberships I guess. The gym was spacious, included an indoor/outdoor pool & waterpark, had a bag area, and plenty of machines and weights. Their facility was clean and did not appear crowded. They close at 6 pm on Sat, which is not something I am used to. My gym in Ca closes at 11pm on Sat & 10 pm on Sundays.

Great staff, clean and spacious, good value if you use it! Love the natural light and…read morefamily-atmosphere. Lots of workout machines, idk what they do, but they seem useful. Gets very busy, I like that it's all ages. My only 3 complaints are: 1. The randoms who watch their soap operas or whatever without headphones which adds unnecessarily to the noise level (the workout music is already too loud). People, if you bring your granny, buy her a headset. We have stuff we want to listen to, not her stuff. I'm a granny too, but I don't act like I'm the only person in the world. 2. Also people. Pipe down if you are on the phone. Nobody wants to hear your business. Keep it down Boss Baby, nobody cares you are working at the gym. 3. The hours are meh. It needs to be open longer on the weekend. How am I supposed to work out when I don't even get done running errands until 6?