3.5 Stars: AASL has several leagues throughout the year from volleyball, softball, dodgeball,…read moreflag-football, bowling, and bar games. Each of their leagues are co-ed and have sponsor bars. You can join as an individual or as a team. (It is much cheaper to join as a team but easier to start out as an individual) The league director is Megan Shoup who is awesome and is usually out each weekend at the games just to hang out or at the bars to drink or play flip cup. PROs: All Sports are Co-ed, fun to play, seasons aren't too long, social and athletic leagues are offered, and the ref's are pretty cool! CONs: The sponsor bars are AWAYS extremely far away from the playing fields or courts & the sponsor bar specials aren't too good either. Happy Hour specials at closer bars are better than the AASL specials. - Also, team payments is required rather than individual payments when signing up as a team. Football vs Dodgeball: I have played in two seasons of flag football & two seasons of dogdeball - football is much more fun but dodgeball is not bad for the winter season. - The best part of the dodgeball season is the flipcup tourney at the end of the season. Overall: Megan Shoup has put together a Class A program on the fields & the courts but could use some help with the sponsor bars... Extra .5 stars for the Hard working Refs who put up with the crap every weekend in football! Thanks Guys!

I had the opportunity to visit the tennis center for the DC Open, and I had an amazing time! This…read morewas my first time visiting the center, and I was really impressed with the space. The tennis center has a variety of courts, including the main courts and several smaller courts, which I thought made it a great location to host the DC Open. The facility is very spacious, and there are plenty of bathrooms available throughout the center, which was definitely convenient with such a large crowd. The only downside for me was the parking situation during the event. Parking wasn't the easiest to navigate, but I'm assuming that on a regular day when there isn't a major event happening, parking is much easier and accessing the courts is more convenient. Overall, I thought this was a great venue for the DC Open, and I enjoyed my experience visiting the tennis center!

I went to the Mubadala Citi DC Open to see Venus Williams. I never dreamed I would have the…read moreopportunity to see her play in person. Venus and all the pros were so kind and gracious. There were several children from tennis camps in attendance and they actively engaged them and imparted encouraging words. I had a great time. There were several food and drink vendors aswell as brands offering free samples. The food was delicious. I loved the lobster rolls from the oyster bar. I had a great time at the DC Citi Open and highly recommend it. On-site parking is available.

These outdoor courts have been the site of many duels. The Georgetown women's team warms up here…read morein the Spring months, in a display of power and grace. Personally, I use these courts to play football. Any tennis court with night lights is a blessing--whether it's roller hockey, football, or even tennis, the fenced-in surface and the bright lights create a safe playing haven in the city. It's too bad more people don't play tennis--it is the easiest of games and there are courts everywhere in this city.

The 8 hard courts are in great shape, but this year they started charging for parking, which is…read moresort of a nuisance. Also, beware of nights the Georgetown club team is practicing - they take up all 8 courts, whether they are actually hitting or just bouncing balls off their foreheads.

I growing up coming to this park and the basketball specially. It's still the same old thing. Not…read moremuch improvement. But still feels like home. They have a basketball court. Little tiny playground. And plenty of parking. There is a fire station right next to it which means if you're bringing your little one to take a nap in the park, forget it. Every few minutes there is a siren. But lovely place overall.

I thought this was a decent little park tucked away in Rosslyn. There's a fairly simple playground…read morethat I'd say is good for ages 3+ just due to a lot of big open spaces high up that littler ones may distractedly fall through. It's all fenced, which I love to keep my crazy little guy locked in. There's also some open space fenced in so they have some room just to run. There's also a fenced basketball court and a big field to play in. While we were there, three pre-school classes also came out to play which got a little wild. There's plenty of metered parking on the street.

Our friends are members and we enjoying chatting at the tables under the umbrellas. This location…read moreis family oriented so be prepared, you will see families everywhere. There are lots of lots of kids running around. They usually apologize for running into you but be ready, it is going to happen. The pool is refreshing and large. There is a lap pool where only actual swimming occurs. It is nice to get a break from 100 little ones blocking the stairs and bumping into me. The snack stand has your typical ice cream, fries, hotdogs and burgers. It seems to be run by volunteers who do not all have the same understanding of the prices. The grounds have a grilling & picnic area. It is a nice way to visit with friends and get cooled off. Weekends are especially crowded.

I signed up for this squash gym thinking it would be a good experience, but it turned out to be a…read morecomplete disappointment. The courts were constantly dirty, the lighting was terrible, and the equipment looked old and barely maintained. Half the time there were scheduling issues, and staff acted annoyed whenever anyone asked for help especially some blonde women at the front desk who desperately needs some Botox. The locker rooms smelled bad, and there never seemed to be enough space during busy hours. The whole gym also felt really unorganized, especially during tournaments and peak times. It was hard to find available courts, and communication from the staff was almost nonexistent. I've been to much better gyms that actually care about keeping the place clean and making members feel welcome. I definitely would not recommend this place to anyone

A great place for all levels! My friends and I are new players and have really enjoyed our…read moreexperience with court rentals and lessons with Pascal. Booking court rentals and clinics online is a seamless experience. The facility is new, very clean and well organized. The viewing areas and bar are a nice touch. Renting gear is straightforward and affordable. Every staff member (coaches, front desk and cleaning crew) I've interacted with is extremely friendly and accommodating. The atmosphere is really inviting. An extremely well run facility!

I found soulcycle through ClassPass and it was my first workout back since pre-COVID times. I…read morerecently hit my 50th ride and finally felt like it was time for a review. Bottom line- soul is an AMAZING workout especially if you love music and keeping to a beat during a workout. I was so scared for my first class and I should have been anything but. The front desk staff, the instructor and the fellow riders are all positive vibes all the way. The studio validates parking which is awesome and has wonderful lockers and bathroom facilities. If you're someone who worries about others "watching" you during a workout I can truly say this is the best class for you as it is a dark room full of other riders focusing on their own bike. I rarely remember what my neighbors look like (if that's something that matters) and you can always start off on the back row if you'd like to watch and follow the full class. Tips: I do recommend arriving at least 10 minutes early to your first class to have plenty of time to get set up on your bike, get your shoes and put your things away in your locker. If it's your first ride they will absolutely walk you though every step!! Big Tip: If you don't love your instructor on the first ride- that is okay! Every instructor has a different vibe and strength (all amazing!!!!) if you're unsure pick a themed ride as your first ride that you love! My favorite instructors are Kallie, Jordan and Sasha (both Sasha's) but everyone is amazing! Biggest tip- most instructors will say this but hear me when I say you DONT HAVE TO FOLLOW EVERY SINGLE MOVE. if you don't want to stand out of the saddle vs sitting, you don't have to. If the crunches or push-ups are too much, no problem. Literally no one cares. It's your ride! Just do it. You'll love it.

The front desk people could be nicer. The instructors were okay. The seats are hard so you will do…read morea lot of standing.

Went to this field for the first time with the fam to play soccer today. There are two really big…read moresoccer fields that can get split up into smaller ones. They have bathrooms which is always a plus. There was plenty of parking when we went. The only complaint I have is that there isn't a park for small children and they also don't have vending machines. Overall, we all had a lot of fun here and we'll definitely be back!