Soror Sheryl Norton and I came here to see where our Sorority Sisters can meet to start the St…read more Jude Walk Saturday. The Houston Dynamo.Practice right across the street. Looks like a great facility.

The Houston Sports Park is a great facility. The fields are very well maintained with plenty of…read moreseating and shade.

What an INCREDIBLE sports complex! We are spoiled to have this in Shadow Creek! (We have previously…read morevisited Dad's Club, which is ok but it's sometimes a pain to get there). This year we signed our kid up to play here for the convenience and we loved it! The fields were really nice. Sometimes the kids played on the softball fields which were real dirt and grass. Fields had bleachers and lights. The last game the kids played on the turf baseball field. These fields seemed really nice. (Though, I personally have never played on turf, let alone slid on a turf field). There are restroom facilities here, though, I never used them. It is kind of a hike to get to from the softball fields... closer for the baseball fields. There is also a playground and pavilion. On the far side of the complex off of Kingsley, there is an BRAND NEW all-inclusive playground. It's pretty amazing. There is a restroom and drinking fountain at this amenity too. My husband said he believes the enclosed baseball field next to the playground might be for deaf kids??? I can't confirm. There are also soccer fields here. My kids aren't into soccer yet so I can't say much about them. They do appear to be turf fields as well. Nonetheless, this complex is pretty awesome and I'm proud it's in our community.

Nice, great lighting. Bathrooms clean. Much nicer than other facilities nearby. And has a great…read morewalking trail across the street

Honestly, not the biggest fan. My children have been to…read moreother gymnastics and dance studios but this one did not impress me by one bit. Gym time isn't that bad probably the only consistent activity where coaches need to be more hands on but give the children so much freedom to run loosely with little direction, yes it's supposed to be fun but I feel like they are missing on one key elemental skill which is coaching verbally in order to maintain order as much as a coach can. The staff loves to be on their phones, yes all the staff (at least when we went) were young teen ladies but what kind of example is that on the young? Oh it's totally ok to be on phones as you are being instructed? ....I think not. What teen doesn't want to go out on Friday nights but once employees commit to a job, it is their responsibility to take on the duties that are expected. Lastly, the dance class. Never in my life have I had my two other children attend a dance class directed by a TV screen, almost identical to little Julian from Big Daddy when he was hopping around while watching the Kangaroo sing-a-long. Dance instructors typically (from my previous experiences) have all children in a pattern, either by the bar or in a circle to see the children's body movements as they are being taught the basics of dance. This would be a lot different if the studio class was dealing with toddlers or young children but when children are at the age to comprehend and act upon the instruction. I am no dance instructor but experiencing dance at different age groups from both my other children and from the little that I remember, children are missing out on such a wonderful experience even if they are not part of the dance team. Perhaps even challenging themselves or simply just practice stretching exercises, parents here are being robbed on what could be a great hobby for these kids to possibly pursue as they get older. Luckily, for us we are no longer members of this gym and dance studio. We are actively looking for something along the lines of my older two have experienced since our youngest child seems to really enjoy gymnastics and dance.

We brought two of our children (twin girls) here for Break-Away Camp. Our daughters mentioned to…read moreone of the counselors that the following day was their sixth birthday, and their party had been canceled due to coronavirus concerns. These kind souls (the counselors) went to the trouble of throwing a little party for our daughters, with cake and tiaras (which our daughters love) that light up and say "Happy Birthday." Such an act of thoughtfulness deserves nothing short of a top-notch rating.

I don't have much to say besides my daughter has been going here for almost a year now and she…read moreloves it and has came so far . They staff are top notch work great with young kids and are very affordable the waiting room smells like feet which tells me they train hard but don't trust me look up their accomplishments and where their students end up

After 3 years of commitment to Pearland Elite, I was extremely disappointed and honestly…read moreheartbroken by the way my daughter Taylor's enrollment ended. Rather than having a direct conversation with me as her parent, Taylor was unenrolled following information surrounding a tryout at another gym. From my perspective, the decision appeared to be based on hearsay and assumptions rather than anyone simply picking up the phone and speaking with me first. After three years of our family investing time, money, trust, and Taylor pouring countless hours into this program, we deserved that basic professional courtesy. What makes this even harder is that Taylor genuinely loved Pearland Elite and absolutely adored her coach ( Kelly) . This was her gymnastics home for three years. These coaches and teammates were a major part of her childhood as she was home schooled there, so the way everything ended is something that will likely remain a core memory for her and unfortunately, not for the right reasons. In my opinion, the decision made by Tasha and Nick to unenroll my daughter felt emotional and reactive, rather than thoughtful and centered around an athlete who had been loyal to their program for years. A conversation could have changed the entire way this situation was handled. Exploring another gym was never about disrespecting her coaches or forgetting everything Pearland Elite had done for Taylor. It was about being parents and doing our due diligence for a child who has serious goals in this sport. Parents should be able to explore opportunities, ask questions, attend a tryout, and determine the best path for their child without fearing their child will immediately be removed from a program based on secondhand information. I also had heard of interactions with Nick that made me uncomfortable, including comments that I personally perceived as racially inappropriate and insensitive. Combined with how this situation was handled, it changed the way I viewed the leadership of the gym. Taylor worked hard, competed, represented Pearland Elite proudly, loved her coaches, and gave that program three years of her childhood. Regardless of where an athlete ultimately chooses to train, that level of dedication deserves respect, compassion, professionalism, and at minimum a conversation with her parent. We have moved forward and I am grateful Taylor is continuing her journey in an environment that aligns with the direction she wants to go. But I will always wish her chapter at Pearland Elite had been allowed to close with the same love and respect that she gave them for three years. It wasn't simply that our relationship with the gym ended. It was the way they chose to end it that I will never agree with.

We really love it here! The coaches are awesome, patient, and great with the kids. The ladies at…read morethe front desk are amazing, always quick to answer any questions, and do their best to accommodate your schedule. We highly recommend this place! Coach Alex is awesome, but honestly, all of the coaches are wonderful.

Professional & Fun…read more I never knew this place existed at first. Now, I can't stop talking about them to friends and family. Looking for swimming locations that offered adult lessons I located The Aquatic Academy. Holly is just the nicest person you would ever want to answer your questions. She went above and beyond when it came to assisting me. She even walked me through my online account setup. I'm too excited about my 1st lesson. I will definitely let you guys know how it goes!

Guys... this gym allows their 32-year-old COACH... to compete against CHILDREN in Xcel Diamond…read morecompetitions!!! While I understand there is no age limit, this is extremely unprofessional! Go ahead and let this gym train your child, only to have a COACH compete against her. I'm not sure what unfulfilled dream she has from childhood... but this is just sad and embarrassing!!! She should compete in an ADULT league!!! DO BETTER Above the Bar!!!

Love this place. We've been coming to open gym for many years and recently signed up for weekly…read moreclasses. They haven't disappointed. The staff is friendly, the facility is clean, and the coaches do a great job of balancing fun and safety.

Let me preface this with having contemplated quitting before I even began. I signed up for a…read morewomen's beginner skate class, with my impending 40th birthday on my heels. I pulled into the parking lot, with an alarming number of vanity plates, thinking I must be at a realtor convention. Nope. I was met with a bustling rink of derby practice as I checked in and made my way to a bench to pad-up. The derby practice took place next to us beginner fish. It is a sight to see, but I remained focused and somehow made it through. Sarah is the beginner's instructor, and I'll be honest -she kicked our collective butts on day one. She has pushed me to try techniques and tricks that I would never have thought possible with what little skill I walked in with -barely being able to stand and way too out of shape to consider strapping myself in skates. I will say that I left on day two having attained so much confidence that I am now comfortable going to a rink solo. It IS a commitment, being 4 (1 hour) classes for 4 weeks, but if you are on the fence then "Do it Lady"! I give it a resounding 5 stars. Wtg, Sarah! Thanks for unlocking a new ability that I thought was gone for good!

Absolute fun! While you're at it, a great workout and enhance your skating skills, all while making…read morenew friends. I had had dreamed of doing this sport for years. I remember looking into it and it just being an inconvenience because of distance and amount of dedication required. Glad I looked into it again, just a skip and a hop away. I can make it there on time even on a work night. For beginners it's perfect. *me, raise hand* Practice is once a week, on Mondays, 6 PM for juniors and 8 PM for adults. $60.00 4 classes. 20% discount for two or more family members. *again, me, raise hand* My daughter and I can't get enough. First class is free!!! Come try it out!

This place is so worth the price. It's definitely in a random location and looks a little sketch…read moreoutside, but they have 2 pool tables ($1 per 5 min of play), mini golf (9 holes for $6 which they let you go through twice or more), arcade games for $0.25-$1 depending on the machine, and you get tickets like a traditional arcade that you can trade in for prizes. They also have batting cages and go karting, but we didn't play those this time. They also have a cat there, and she was super cute and sweet and let us pet her. Another thing I really appreciated was how there wasn't that many people here. At other mini golf places or pool bars or arcades, there's so many people it feels like you're being crowded, but this was so open and fun. It did get progressively busier by the time it was 8:30 pm because we got there around 6:30, but still way better than other places in terms of crowds. Would definitely come back here again.

Clean, friendly staff and great prices. Easy to have large groups for fun times. Go karts were a…read morehuge hit.