I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

A great facility with a great neighborhood location, and fantastic coaches! The League offers a…read moredifferent spin on the group workout, with a mix of strength training, aerobic, and CrossFit-style high intensity circuit training, with a heavy emphasis on strengthening core muscle groups and developing functional athletic abilities. The gym and classes are just the right size to not seem overwhelming, and keep s the client/coach relationship on a more personal level during the workout. Dom and his team really know how to keep the workouts interesting and their clients motivated!!

Stay away from this tennis club (I would rate zero if there was one). They will just take your…read moremoney and do nothing. This club is horrendous. The staff is absolutely unprofessional, and they cannot get anything done. They don't talk to each other. Todd Whitley, the Director there is a joke. He says he will do certain things three times, and never get it done. My daughter played in a USTA event hosted by this club. She won the tournament, but they didn't have enough trophies. Todd said he would ship the trophy, so I left my mailing address to his email and on a sticky note on his desk. Two weeks later I called to follow up only to hear him say that they just got the trophy ready. He says "I have the trophy right here, and I have your address here as well. I will ship it right away. You will have it in a few days." One week later, the trophy has not arrived. I emailed Todd, and no response. I intend to write to USTA to have them look into this poor handling. They shouldn't be hosting any USTA or UTR events with this level of organization as they have no idea what they are doing. At all cost, I would stay away from this tennis club.

I play tennis with my niece and nephew and they've recently gotten really better at tennis because…read morethey've been training with Coach Leyla. She's a great coach and she can really elevate kids' school at a young age. It feels good seeing my niece and nephew play better tennis everyday and I know I want them to keep being trained by coach Leyla. I recommend choosing her as the coach to develop your kids.

When I entered the Rec for the first time as a freshman, I was a boy. Four years have passed, and…read morenow I am a man. How did I do it? Hard, hard work: 100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats, 10k run. Every SINGLE DAY. When I became tired, I relied on the plentiful recreational equipment: table tennis tables, pool tables, basketball courts (indoors and outdoors), racquetball courts, and swimming pools. Inspired by Antonio Banderas, I also enrolled in LPAP dance classes and unleashed my sexy side. But I never stopped working out. NEVER. When my legs got tired, the Rec had hot showers and gym mats for stretching. Water fountains, vending machines, and even kombucha are readily available for recovery. In the summer months, the pools are a great reprieve. And as always, the equipment, towels, and facilities are squeaky clean. If you come to the Rec every day for four years, I guarantee you will see results. You may go bald. You may become a superhero. You might get your Nod bod. And you will certainly feel infinitely healthier than all the people couch potato-ing in their dorms.

Very nice gym with basically everything you would want or need. Plenty of cardio equipment, weight…read moreroom, table tennis tables, pool tables, basketball courts, outdoor heated pool, racquetball/squash facilities etc. As a Rice student, I've spent countless hours here lifting heavy objects off the ground and putting them back down again to get healthier (see: look better, who cares about health). I can attest that there are many heavy objects available for lifting in the weight room (but actually, really nice machines/barbells/dumbbells/two squat racks). Note- it's definitely the most busy here before mealtimes, and especially immediately before and after dinner. Try to come in the morning, early afternoon, or during mealtimes if you're like me and don't like people :)

A clean and spacious family gym. We were here for my granddaughter's, 5 year old, team, basketball…read moregame! I am already a huge fan of the YMCA! This facility is one of the newest and nicest I have ever seen. The gym had loads of equipment, and faces a big window so it is flooded with natural light. The basketball for five-year-olds was laughable and fun!

My family and I love this gym! Staff is always so nice and helpful and for a good price tooread more

The 7-6 is a space specializing in air hockey with several air hockey tables in a small space that…read moreused to house a tailor's shop (Some of the previous business's lettering is still on the door). It is not an arcade, though, with rent being paid by sponsors and a spartan setup that is not much more than the tables, some chairs, and banners on the otherwise relatively bare walls. It opens every Friday night for free play, though there is a small cash buy-in if you want to play in the tournament they hold. This, however, is definitely not your childhood's skating rink air hockey. While everyone is welcome to join, a good number of people that show up are serious players with United States Air Hockey Association rankings who tape up their hands and bring their own personalized mallets just like athletes in any other sport. The tournament games are livestreamed, and there is a separate closed room where one of the members commentates for the livestream. Despite the intensity, everyone is very nice, especially Pete, the guy who seems to be the point person for the operation. When not playing himself, he explained some of the finer points of the game, answered questions I had about the players and history, and showed me the app they use to track rankings as well as demonstrate different playing tactics and maneuvers. I had no idea there was this much organization or seriousness regarding air hockey, and it was really interesting to take in. While I just watched on this occasion, I might make a trip back on a future Friday to take part myself.

Great neighborhood sports facility. There are a number of leagues for soccer, softball and…read morebaseball. A nice playground for kids and the fields are well maintained. Highly recommended.

I learned a lot from this swim class. It has helped me become more confident and brave. I love…read morelearning how to swim and the instructors are so nice. -Luna Ramos

I am songlad we started to bring our son here. His instructor/s are very patient and really focus…read moreon his specific swimming goals. Best place, recommended 1000% percent!