This place is a very Clean and fun facility. The kids love having batting practice here.read more

Loved it!! Owners were great!! Our team got in with no problems. Our baseball team was schedule to…read morepractice outside on the baseball field but due to the rain we were unable to practice. High Desert Hitters were able to get us in. Thank You!!

Welcoming for disabled community. Great for kids to play. They have room to play and owner is very…read morenice. Will go back and recommend to friends.

Nice safe location fun for kids. Took my kids to batting cages, while there notice Indoor youth…read moresports training facility. Friendly staff , hepful trainers. I will definitely come back for family fun!

It's such a shame to see the Mavericks go. This was one of the best MiLB stadiums out there. The…read morefood was always great, the staff was always nice, and Wooly Bully, the mascot, was one of the best.

PROS: 1. It's cheap…read more($2 parking, $6 tickets). 2. There aren't usually many people there (unless it's July 4 because they have fireworks after the game), so you'll get a seat for sure. (When I went, they said they were almost sold out of the $6 tickets and there wouldn't be many seats left, but when I got in, only 1/4 or 1/3 of the stadium was full.) No matter where you sit, you'll be able to see. 3. On Family Feast days, hot dogs and sodas are $1. 4. There's a Juice it Up tent, which is one of the best parts, in my opinion. ;) $4.50, which gets you a 24oz drink at a regular location, gets you a 16oz drink here. 5. There's a big, fenced-in grassy area next to right field for the kids to play on, and there's a small jump house there too. 6. If the Mavericks get 9 runs in a game, the whole stadium gets coupons for 2 free tacos from Jack in the Box. It happened when I went! 7. Wooly Bully is the mascot, and a lame slice of pizza is a mascot too (Papa John's advertising). The mascots dance on the dugout, try to get fans to cheer/do the wave, and throw a couple bags of popcorn to the audience. 8. The kids get to run across the field after the 7th inning. Lots of silly games and entertainment between innings. 9. They pass a hat every time a Mavericks player gets a home run. The employee told me that 100% of the money goes to the players. CONS: 1. Let's be honest, the Mavericks aren't a great team. They're not a terrible team either, but I stopped rooting for any team and started rooting for whoever made a good play. On the bright side, Mavericks actually won against the Storm 10-9 when I went. 2. The score board person didn't keep track of the errors, which was disappointing for those of us who did. 3. You can't understand anything they announce/say through their speakers or mics. The system is very poor quality. 4. I waited in line at the concession stand for at least 2, probably 3, innings. The workers were hurrying, so the stadium REALLY needs to have more than ONE window serving food. 5. They served me cans of hot soda (which I was able to trade in for cold ones), they were out of pepperoni pizza, and they were out of hot dogs by the time I left. 6. Sometimes you honestly can't tell if you're talking to an employee or a fan. The employees need to wear uniforms, and the same uniform at that. 7. They don't recycle any of the cans and bottles that get left in their stadium. Think of how much money they could make (and the impact on the environment they could have) if they recycled them all. 8. During one of their between-innings shows, they had "cowboys" with real guns. The good cowboys stood on the dugout and watched the bad cowboys fight each other. After a little while, the good cowboys drew their guns and shot the bad cowboys. The guns really did go off with empty rounds, and the bad cowboys pretended to die. Was this supposed to be heroic? Teaching all the observant kids that if you see someone doing something bad, shooting them is the praiseworthy response? Not trying to break up the fight? The stadium announcer provided no intro or explanation. So much for a family-friendly atmosphere. I plan to ask for an explanation from the stadium tomorrow. If the conversation goes anywhere, I'll post an update. CONCLUSION: The Mavs need to open more than one window for food at the concession stand, and they crossed a line with the fake shooting in front of a ton of kids. But I like the place overall, and it's a cheap night of fun. I'll come back again (I always do), but I won't be in a hurry to do so.

They keep deleting my reviews and comments because they don't wanna know how unprofessional they…read moreare. they also block me because I left a bad review sounds super unprofessional to me. Honestly completely disappointed. My daughter started in the spring and everything seems fine and she loved it so we returned in the fall and recommended 2 other girls as well that signed up. This fall season was a complete disappointment. Very little to no communication, I understand that things happen but not communicating these issues is a big red flag for me. There was a "issue" with uniforms and competition dates so as anyone would I tried (as well as several deleted parent comments) to message and comment for information. I sent several messages and commented several time as did other parents stating they had been trying for several days to get a response but got nothing. It wasn't until several parent got extremely upset did we get information on the uniforms and competition dates for Apple valley. Keep in mind that the "original" competition date was November 19 with ZERO information on where, time or even if Apple Valley could compete... we FINALLY got some info about this November 15...unacceptable, days before. So the dates were changed to December 17...But the biggest issue was not taking responsibility for the lack of communication and not responding to anyone until seeing how upset people were. I understand things happen but we paid money for this and communication should be expected when things come up. We will not be returning to Cheer Cats ever. They refuse to give us a refund for their mess up. They stole money and see no issue with this. This is not a cheer company I would ever recommend to anyone.

Great cheer program! My daughter and I moved away from the…read moreHigh Desert so she no longer attends. But she enjoyed going to her cheer classes and performing. Great and friendly instructors. & they offer many different fundraisers to help fund for classes, uniforms, and competitions. I will be looking for a cheer cats team where I have moved to and enrolling her.

Plenty of parking available! They have bouldering and auto belays, but no top rope. It's not the…read morebiggest, but it's decently sized, especially given its location. They change one wall section every week, so it doesn't get too monotonous. Upstairs, they have a rowing machine, dumbbells, yoga mats, etc. For many of the bouldering walls, you climb up onto the ledge above and then walk down the stairs instead of climbing back down. However, there is one bouldering wall on the left that requires climbing down once you've climbed onto the ledge above. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful; I saw her teach a kid how to climb, and it was the sweetest thing :')

Genuinely one of the worst experiences ever. The bouldering is good but the environment and the…read morecustomer service was horrid. extremely condescending and snarky for no reason. Threw out baseless accusations of faking waivers and things of that nature to try and seem tough to his co worker so super weird. Avoid if you don't love being talked down to or you want to not waste time around unbearable people

My daughter loves this place, she has so much fun. The stuff is very nice and helpful. I would…read moredefinitely recommend this place

The new facility is so nice! Coaches are good with the kids. Front desk is friendly and always…read morehelpful. Karen (the owner) is friendly as well. We've been going here for 3 years or more and have never experienced her being rude. Fun places for kids of all ages and all skill levels

I was in town Easter weekend (Saturday, March 30, 2013) visiting family and I needed to get my…read moreCrossfit on like I normally do in San Diego on Saturdays so I searched for a Crossfit in the area and bingo I found Crossfit High Definition on yelp! The first two reviews were right on. I called up the gym at 8am and spoke to Alison who told me there was a 9am and a 10:30am class that I could drop into. This week everyone was working on qualifying for the Crossfit Games so that seemed a little intimidating, but having been to quite a few classes I decided to go in. The 10:30am Mobility class was a yoga, stretching & joints type of class. Everyone was really open, friendly and positive. We went around and said names because 2 or 3 of us were new faces and then we went over warm ups and breaking down how to do the qualifers. It was very easy for me to jump right in and feel at home, I was able to ask everyone all my Q's about the Games, qualifying, the foundation classes and how they got involved with Crossfit. I even learned some new lingo when they asked me what "box" did I normally go to. What I was really interested to see and inspired by, was how diverse the class was. There were so many different age groups at the qualifer. High school to retirement. There so many different fitness levels as well. Some people were modifying the WOD to fit their beginner/limited ability and some people were pushing themselves past their PRs, some people were seeing where they ranked in the Crossfit Games qualifer just for fun and some were really pushing themselves to possibly go to regionals. Really a great group of people and coaches who definitely fit the Crossfit culture. They tell you to relax and push you based on your individual needs. And by the time I was done I was getting high fives and words of encouragement like everyone else even though I was just a drop in. They didn't let me leave feeling like just a drop it. So I WILL BE BACK. I'm glad I came in and High Def will definitely be my Crossfit home away from home. Highlights: They have a kids playroom so mom and dad can workout, watch your things because the kids may get into them lol (one little girl was looking for a cough drop in everyone's bag), plenty of parking, it's located on Poplar Street near 395 and Main. You can see the storefront of Unit 6 right from the street Bldg A or B, plenty of parking, there's no check in desk so just walk in and ask for a coach or call ahead if it's your first time.

My second second home! Went here a few times with a co-worker because it was close to the hotel I…read morestayed at while on business. They welcomed me with open arms as if I was one of their own. Everyone is VERY friendly and the workouts were tough! It's probably because of my city-boy lungs that couldn't handle the thin air. Box was very clean and had plenty of equipment. I will be back before my project ends. Get some!

If I could give zero stars, I would. Of course you pay ahead of time of knowing the schedules…read more League waits until last minute to advise whose team you are on. Staff is volunteer understandably but are not flexible. If you can't adhere to their schedule, you can't play. Requested to switch to a different team due to practices on a different day, and staff declines. You must call multiple phone numbers and even in writing just to even get a call back. Coaches they put are anyone, no background and unprofessional just like the Staff Cindi. They take your money and that's it. In the end, the children lose out due to not being able to play. League -John Nunez states they care to give fundamentals to children but no flexibility on ensuring a child gets to play/practice. Never again with this league. No wonder they had such a hard time to find staff. Not worth your time / money!!

If I could give zero stars I would. This league is…read moreunorganized and unprofessional. If you don't kiss the board members A$$, they don't like you. They bend the rules for those that do. The vice president, walks around like his shit doesn't stink, as if he owns the league. He will treat you worse than dirt unless you confirm to what the want.