Awesome place to train at... the coach is on point and can really push you to your limits and get…read moreresults. Come ready to work hard and really go for it. One of my favorite places to train in Vegas. They also have meal prep that you can purchase there. Really a great place for all your conditioning needs. Plenty of equipment, space and knowledge. So be ready to go hard and have fun

As both a Pilates instructor and physical therapist, she brings incredible knowledge and care to…read moreevery session. After struggling with my back pain for a while, I finally feel stronger and better. Highly recommend!

I attended a couple of their trainings and became close with a couple of the employees at that time…read more(been a few years). Here's the breakdown: 1. Yes, the tactics seem manipulative, as they are, but it's not about pledging allegiance or joining a cult. I believe the trainers genuinely want people to grow in leadership. Do they keep you up late? Yes, because you'll more easily access your emotions the next day. Are the trainers a bit offstandish? Yes, because they want you to form bonds with your team. Do they keep things "secret" and not provide an agenda, etc? Yes, but it's to keep you on your toes. Everything seemed to have a reason behind it. 2. It's less about leadership and is more about stretching you as a person. The "Leadership" they teach is basic and common knowledge. They just put you in processes to "practice" and to take action and not sit back. 3. The company is a MESS. Their entire history is full of people stealing money from the company, inter-office affairs, people fighting, etc. The leadership DOES NOT practice what they teach in the trainings. It's not a good company culture and struggles financially A LOT! My friends always seemed torn about whether to go or stay at the company. 4. Not everyone needs it or will benefit from this training. From what I saw in my classes, it was really beneficial for certain types of people, especially ones who have never spoken up and stood up for themselves and their beliefs. 5. The trainers are not officially trained as coaches, nor do they even have their own business/leadership success. Some do, some don't. They're trained by other trainers at the company, not coaching professionals. What they are is woefully underprepared to handle any sort of mental health crisis or trauma experiences that may come up. I remember in one of my classes, a guy mentioned that he had been "locked in a room as a child." No one knew how to handle that. 6. This training can trigger unresolved issues, trauma, or open up old wounds. For some, that might be okay, but no one in the room is ready or trained to handle it. They do also set up a very dark room for a hugging process that is just weird - eyes closed, hands by your sides, and you have no idea who's coming up to hug you? and you can't talk? No thanks. If anyone has been a victim of SA, this isn't the place for them AT ALL. 6. Also, I don't think the trainers even are CPR certified, much less even first aid, and some of the training is quite physically demanding. 7. Most people only take the first training and never come back. If the trainings are that amazing, why do most people not finish all the other courses? I hope all this info helps.

Rapport Leadership is not a leadership class company, its a cult. I took their leadership…read morebreakthrough one course and I can tell you they use extremely manipulative tactics to break you down. For example the course I took was a 3 day course, each of the first two day's classes ended between 12:00 midnight and 1:00 AM. Classes started at 8:00 AM the next morning, and there was quite a bit of reading and "homework" to do in-between. So that's a 16-17 hour day plus time to do homework. Sleep deprivation is just one of the ways that they break you down. Another way that they manipulate is after every chapter in the guide book we used we would have to write a 1 page paper (exactly one page, no margins, no space left on the last line, they're super militant about everything). The paper had to be about what we got out of the last chapter. The problem with this was that the paper that we wrote was written in triplicate. One for us, one for the instructor who reminded us before we wrote each paper that the papers would be read in detail and graded (harshly I might add), and the last was immediately placed in a sealed envelope and sent to the person who sent us here. For most people that person is their boss. So they invented a way to guarantee positive feedback get sent to the person who is paying for everything. Trust me you wouldn't dare write anything negative on your paper for fear of being singled out and ridiculed by the instructors. Speaking of which, there was plenty of singling people out, yelling, creepy "hug each other in the complete darkness", and "share super personal details about your life" sessions. I'll end this review with a question. How does memorizing the song America the Beautiful and shouting it at the top of your lungs, alone, in front of a large crowd of people, help you become a better leader? If you think that's the pathway to exceptional leadership then this course is for you. However, if you're a sane, rational person, then you should avoid this company like the plague that it is.

it's getting expensive the workers have more attitudes. Jacob was the only one that I saw with a…read moresmile that's what we need to see more of thank you, Jacob.

insanely overpriced - Cost $30 for 20 tickets and each ride is between 1-4 tickets with the only…read moregood ones being 4 tickets. And each ride is like 15 seconds. there We're only like 7 inflatables too.

Town Square Park is centrally located in Town Square Las Vegas. This area is an outside mall and…read moreentertainment destination relatively close to the Las Vegas Strip. Town Square Park is great for families! It has a water section such as splash pads, climbing areas and fixtures, trampolines, and so much more! There is shaded areas where you can sit at too inside the park area! The park is super clean too! It can get relatively busy though. When my family and I stopped by on a Thursday evening, the park was super busy! There are a lot of events and venues at the park area! There are events such as movie nights, farmers markets, free Yoga classes, and so much more! During the holidays, you'll see holiday celebration and parades! The majority of these events at this venue are free!! I remember the old park when there was a huge maze and a tree house! The newly renovated park is a lot different and unique compared to how it was previously. Both park designs are great though! The Town Square Park is a great place to stop and relax! We ended up getting a Funnel Cake with some ice cream and ate it next to the Town Square Park!

Town Square Park is a nice addition to the mall. It's located in the middle of Town Square by the…read moreconcierge and several food establishments. This is a great playground for kids and family, and there's bench seating around the park. The atmosphere is laid back and relaxing. Every month, they offer an array of activities, fitness, and entertainment. On Wednesdays from September 4 through October 9 is The Miss Fairy G Kid's Show, it's a lovely story telling from 11am to 12pm. The show is magically entertaining and Miss Fairy G delights children with her message of kindness and well-being, which is so amazing! There's also free movies every Friday at sundown from September 6 to October 11. The 2024 movie lineup is family-friendly and includes Disney's Wish, Trolls, Migration, Kung Fu Panda 4, Paw Patrol, and Elemental. They even have concerts and performances by local artists, fashion shows, and upcoming special events, such as the 2024 Wine Walk and Town Scary Halloween Party. This is a great open space to gather with friends, family, and kids. The environment is nice and very welcoming!

Hector's Las Vegas class, Get Out of Auto, was the perfect introductory class. I had only picked…read moreup my camera to admire it, never really knowing what the mechanics were used for. I wanted to know how to capture memories and this class was my ticket! Hector is a passionate and talented teacher. He was organized, thorough, clearly skilled, and patient with all of his students. He gave constructive and detailed feedback. This class offered information that photographers take years to learn. I highly encourage attending this workshop if you are looking for deeper understanding and practice in the art of photography. This was an experience that I will take with me forever :)

I have owned a digital camera for many years, however, I have been stuck shooting in automatic mode…read moreThe entire time. Not anymore! Thanks to Hector's wonderful workshop I can now say that I understand most of the basic functions of my camera. Aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure, metering for light, all incredible things I learned through this Fantastic class. Highly recommended for beginners and Novices who want to take their photography to the next level. If there was an intermediate workshop I would sign up immediately! Hector is a great teacher with a wealth of knowledge and a lot of fun to learn from. I 100% recommend this class!!!

The course here is nice and has different challenging holes. However, there are a lot of rocks and…read moredog poop around. So if you miss, your frisbee might get a bit dirty. Grass here is half dead and not maintained too well. The course has potential to be very nice, but with the lack of maintenance it is getting let go, sadly. To the city: please maintenance this park more like to do to the Wilbur Faiss park nearby. This one has such potential but needs some TLC to be revitalized.

As a member of the local disc golf community, I appreciate each of the nine year-round disc golf…read morecourses currently available to the public in Las Vegas Valley. The disc golf course at Red Ridge Park is the simplest for beginners to learn on. However, the tradeoff is that the narrow fairways make the OB (out of bounds) unavoidable, which has plenty of rocks to scrape up discs in inverse proportion to the durability of the plastic. This course is as much of an attraction for dog owners as it is for disc golfers. On the morning of Saturday, November 4, 2023, I played a round of disc golf with five other people, and the dog poop was so ubiquitous throughout the fairways that it was unavoidable for both shoes and discs. It was especially bad near the sidewalk on the south and west edges of the disc golf course. So, this course could benefit from more dog waste stations, as well an increased pace of ground cleanup by park maintenance. Hopefully, the proportion of responsible dog owners will also increase.

It was a hot one!! I participated in the Moms Rock 10K/5K, 1 mile walk event by JusRun in Las…read moreVegas! The packet pickup was at Popstroke, located at TownSquare on Thursday between 3:00 - 6:00 P.M. I had a family member pick up my packet for me since I was at a local conference. You could also pick up your packet on race day at 7:00 A.M. This time, the race was held at Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex, located off of Summerlin Parkway/Durango exit. There is plenty of parking available. The race start and finish line was at the same location, which was great! The first thing that stood out about the atmosphere was how much this event focused on being community based and family oriented! Because the overall mission behind this event is to celebrate Moms in our community, the atmosphere was amazing! There was Kona Ice food truck, face painting, PopStroke (mini golf) and more! I thought the actual race was great as far as organization goes. Signs were clearly posted everywhere, and events went off on time. It was hot though! The race started at 80 degrees, and by the time I was done, it was 90 out! Some of the 10k runners ended up just running the 5k and getting their time adjusted. The race path at Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex was not flat. It went uphill for the first two miles, and then downhill. After the race, there was a single flower provided to all Moms and a race medal! There was water and a electrolyte drink as well. Snacks were located in a tent, away from the start/finish line. There was also awards for top finishers in certain brackets! It was a great run though and a wonderful event!