We've had such an amazing experience with the CISC NM State teams. The league is well organized,…read morethe environment is positive and competitive, and the memories our sons have made are priceless. Most importantly, our coaches have been outstanding -- supportive, motivating, and truly invested in the players both on and off the field. We are so grateful to be part of two teams in this league!

We have three children playing at three different levels (Girls Academy, Pre-Girls Academy, and…read moreYouth Academy) and I continue to be incredibly impressed by the coaching, communication, and overall development of our kids. Above all, the coaches emphasize sportsmanship and leadership, which is equally important to us. My children have grown to absolutely love the sport, in large part thanks to the amazing coaching from John Cullen, Bailey Cullen, Jay Lockhart and Ale Morin. Our weekends are spent on the soccer fields, and watching them do what they love in such a supportive and professional environment is truly all we can ask for. Thank you, CISC...we are grateful to be part of this community.

Came here a few weeks ago to play disc golf at the park. What a lovely course! A nice blend of…read morewooded and open field - I was surprised at how hot I was on the course. There are several different tees to choose from, of course, but using the UdIsc app helps. Like many disc golf course courses, this is also bike path trail so you do have to watch out for that. Although this was not an issue for us whatsoever and never has been. Some people were also walking their dogs and doing other things here as well. This is a huge park. I think there were people swimming in another area. All free. Easy access. Good parking. Will definitely return next time I'm in Johnson City.

We were here for a softball tournament and overall thought the park was quite nice. Since we had…read morethe 8 o'clock a.m. game, we arrived at the crack of dawn as the sun rose. Parking at that time was not a problem as we were the 1st ones there. There are 4 diamonds in the quad and the entry gate was staffed by a tournament person. The narrow pathway was used by both those with tournament passes, those having to pay at the gate, and those exiting the quad. Needless to say, it was not a good traffic flow and also not good in the times of a pandemic. I also noted that the pricing was very high. The quad itself is very nice. There are bleachers on both sides of all 4 fields as well as plenty of room for spectators who bring their own chairs. There is a building in the middle which serves as the press room with views to all 4 quads and the ability to manage the scoreboards. The scoreboards were all functional for a change but the scorekeeper was very late in tracking scores for each play. The dugouts were also very nice and the fields well kept. While we were there they had grounds crew working each field between games. A nice touch! Since we got there so early, I had plenty of time to walk while the team warmed up. As it turns out, I walked around most of the park. It was a bit hilly walking up by the monument and administrative building then a steep incline down the back side to the playground area and water. It also looked like there was a space for performances and other organized activities. I finished my walk with a lap around the fields and saw there was also a 5th field in addition to a possible soccer and lacrosse field or football fields to the side. Very nice facilities indeed! Because I came and went between games I was concerned upon return about finding a parking space. The games were well spaced out and people were coming and going, I had no problem finding an open spot. It was not as good as the front row by the gate we got at the crack of dawn, but it was fine all the same. Tomorrow we will play at a different field but I hope to return to this park later in the week. The fact that it had running water in the restrooms and indoor plumbing inside the quad as well as other facilities throughout the park, made it quite convenient and pleasant to be at.

This is the best gym! The coaches are amazing and will meet you where you are in your fitness…read morejourney! Best decision I've made to come here!

5 Stars .This gym is awesome..I go Wednesday & Friday morning to the action takers group,which is…read moregeared towards seniors,coach Lou is amazing,she takes her time with us and makes it fun, coach Gus is pretty good as well. Everyone there is friendly and fun to be around..Highly recommend this gym,and the comradery is like no otheryou won't regret joining !!!

AGE DISCRIMINATION!…read more One thing I really don't like is that they cut off the student discount at age 25. I am currently enrolled in a masters degree program where they recommend you do not work to focus on school, so us students are on a budget for sure. One of my fellow classmates introduced me to this gym, and we wanted to sign up but since she is 26, they would not let her get the student discount. This is ensuring that I also will not sign up, even though I am under 25, as I think that is totally not fair! Before we found out that she cannot get the student discount, we came in on a guest pass to check out the gym. I wasn't a huge fan. For the price they charge I expected better. The basic membership is $50 a month. I do like that they have group fitness classes as well as a pool. I'd say this is worth it if you really enjoy the racquetball and tennis facilities they have, otherwise just go to any other gym that would be cheaper.

Update on previous review- Maintenance continues to…read moredecline- 1. In the weight room, many of the life fitness machines counters do not work. It is just a battery change but it does not happen. Secondly about half of the same machines have busted faces that cover certain parts of the machine. Yes...it does not change the working of the machine but it does show that the club does not care about appearance of the equipment. 2. On the tennis side- a big deal was made in the spring about how the outdoor hard courts were to be refinished to remove the cracks in them. Mind you the cracks have been there for over 7 years so this is not a new problem....as of yet there has been no fix. For the indoor court- the staff is lazy about cleaning the courts. The tennis ball fuzz is epic and only gets removed every 2 or so weeks. Removal is merely getting on a machine made for cleaning the courts but apparently that is too much to ask of the staff. In a similar vein, the automated ball machine is missing the remote that starts and stops the machine. It has been months now that this has been unavailable. I called the company that makes the ball machine and they said they could ship one in a week. But the club apparently has not made any attempts to fix the problem. Outdoor clay court maintanence has not improved. This is supposed to be a USTA (US Tennis Assoc.) premier club.....I would hate to see a non premier club.