10/10 would here again. Amenities were clean and spacious, though didn't check bathrooms. But…read moreFriday 2 hour play for $8 cannot be beat.

Eastside Paddle is a fantastic indoor court located right off Airport Boulevard in East Austin…read more It's pretty similar in structure to most other courts where you can both walk in or reserve. We're not too sure how busy it gets here but would still recommend reserving anyways. The parking lot out front is pretty tiny but we got lucky with a spot, just expect to circle once or twice if needed. The inside is very nice and so was the front desk person. Reserving was a tad tricky online but check-in was a breeze. They do offer both indoor and outdoor courts so keep that in mind when you book for options sake. The courts themselves are great. Very clean and well maintained with a side area for bags or anything you don't want on your person. The whole vibe of this place is very Austin, in a good way. They have an upstairs area where it looks like you can hang out as well as ping pong tables out front. This feels like a very community driven place if we've ever seen one. Eastside Paddle Club is a great place to reserve a court and play some pickleball and if not for living up near The Domain this would probably be our go to spot. If you're in the East Austin area and unsure about where to start your pickleball journey then look no further. This is the place to go!

Having just come home, fresh off our first win, I'm giddy like a little girl…read more Maybe it was tonight's pouring rain? Or perhaps, it was the kegger at home plate? Or possibly, it was a combination of all these things complete with the new friends we've made thanks to this journey. Old friends, new friends. Young friends, Old friends. Whatever the case, Monday night's have never been so much fun! Team IcyHots started out a smattering of friends, acquaintances, yelpers, complete strangers....a few short weeks later, we're teammates, friends, WINNERS! But to tell you the truth, even if we'd lost every single game, it wouldn't have made a bit of difference. WAKA rules!

I love WAKA. I love kickball. I love it so much I showed up last night after a Yelp event dressed…read moreas a tipsy French maid. (The tipsy part is DEFINITELY part of the costume....)They have great parties, and I love parties. Almost everybody is friendly (if you think you're not in this category, start being friendlier, please. I would love to edit this review.) I love Tom. He's a handsome fella who has big plans for Trapped in the Closet. (I also love R. Kelly). I love being catcher (not a euphemism), because I love chatting with all of the other kickball players that I love. There's nothing not to love about WAKA.

Katie, Aubrey, and Madi are the best coaches ever. I started going to their adults morning classes…read morelast June when I couldn't serve overhand, couldn't hit properly, and sometimes even missed the ball completely... Flash forward a year later, a brief winter hiatus, and 15 lessons later, I now have a 95% overhand serve rate (no more underhand serving for this gal), and look halfway decent when attacking the ball. The usual attendees are around intermediate level (since they've been going for a while), but everyone is super supportive no matter what level you are! They post the daily training focus on their IG week by week so you can drop in whenever to do drills and receive proper training on improving in that skill (ex. Setting v passing v hitting etc). It's also a great way to start your day and get in a few games before work since it runs quite on time from 7:30am-9am on the dot!

My daughter has been a part of Silverbeach for the last four years and still loves going to…read morepractice every week. It's her "happy place." The coaches are some of the best around. They stress the importance of skills but also the mental game. We've practiced at other clubs around town before and find that the training here is more structured and a higher number of touches. At the national team level-the gameplay strategy and court awareness coaching is stellar. We cannot stress enough how much we love it here. In fact, my husband started doing silverbeach for adults as a result. The parent/kid tournaments so much fun for the whole family.

Have used this gym over the last couple of years and have had a good experience…read more One of the newer Equinoxes in the chain, this gym also features a small coworking area which all Equinoxes should incorporate. Really a nice amenity. Place can get crowded. Best to go during off peak hours.

The gym is 'ok', you can see the other reviews for the pros and cons…read more What I find frustrating is to pay $200+ a month for a membership and then get a parking ticket for parking in the gym parking lot while doing a workout! You would think rather than using a third party and sending tickets in the mail, they would work directly with their customers. I guess the issue here is that after doing a workout I got a snack from a local business and then returned to my car. If this is a violation of my contract, fine, come talk to me, but having a third party send a bill in the mail threatening me with collections is passive aggressive and terrible customer service. Maybe they'll squeeze a couple extra bucks from people by doing this, but it seems like a classic example of "penny wise, pound foolish" since in the long run you'll just alienate your customers.

I received a guest pass for a cycle workout from my Yelp friend Airon Andrews…read more I was impressed with the gym. There are so many amenities...snack shop, free towels, hydro massage chairs, Normatek compression boots, cold therapy chairs, pool, and real massages. The cycle class by dynamic instructor David Garza was quite a workout! It was only 30 minutes long but energy packed! I was familiar with the Soul Cycle type classes, which include push-ups while cycling. But this class introduced dance style moves, such as swaying hips. It was a real dance party! I was exhausted but feeling great afterwards. We partook of the Normatek compression boots, which were good therapy for my recently injured knee. The hydro massage chairs were taken, so we skipped that. All in all, this high end gym was a great experience. I would join, except my insurance does not cover the gym because it is considered "premium."

This review is for Nadia at the spa who is an absolute bitch. Rude. Wouldn't allow me to correct…read morethe allotted time of the massage to correct time I booked for (30 min) when lifetime got it wrong and booked for 60 min. Telling me I had 2 prior violations of booking changes - turns out that was also incorrect because I only had 1 prior violation whereby I couldn't make it in time due to nyc subway being stopped. This time it was lifetime who booked me for 60 min when I wanted 30 min. I'm so over the spa here / they never have an esthetician available and charge $95 for a 30 min massage which is expensive by any means and the front desk manager is a bitch!

I went here for my nephews birthday party. I have seen the ninja competitions on TV, and never…read morewould have guessed someone could reproduce the ninja competition feel so well! They have some very professional obstacles. The people running it did a great job working with the kids, showing them how to complete each obstacle, as well as the adults who participated. It wasn't really my thing, but everyone who participated seemed to have a blast. They have some event rooms where we had cake and pizza for the birthday party. For you adults, there's also a brewery across the parking lot. (hint hint- drop the kids off, go have a beer!)

I am not officially a Ninja, but I am ninjistic (is that a word?) Anyway, the world has always…read moreintrigued me, as it had most people. #americanninjawarrior has such a powerful recognition to it now... Fast forward to now, where there is a Ninja Warrior gym I'm the area where all the has been and wanna he's can go and learn, and practice, and grow. The head coach has been on the actual show more than 10 times and I'm proud to call him and his amazing partner friends, and he has built a business around something he is passionate about. He's been a gymnastics coach since we've been young and so he's someone who loves it, not just says it, not just does it. I've seen 2 competitions here so far, multiple birthday parties, and have seen the customer experiences take place first hand. It's incredible how people feel about how well it's organized, how much care goes into everything, and mom's and dad's can trust their kids to improve, spend energy, and in a safe environment that has that cool #spiderman flare to it. There is sufficient parking, occasional good trucks, it's located right off I35, and neighboring a brewery... What more can most people ask than to have a beer and good food in the hot Texas sun while their kids run around and play next door with other kids who aren't even missing their phones or their video games! #ianofaustin approved, excellent local business for fitness activities for children and adults

Just pure table tennis. We were only in town for a few days, but it was easy to get a table and…read morepaddles, and not expensive. Seems like a cool place

Austin Table Tennis Club: A Steep Price for a Game of Paddle…read more Austin Table Tennis Club offers enthusiasts a place to enjoy and practice their table tennis skills. While the club may meet the standard requirements for table tennis, it falls short in providing value for the cost. The monthly membership rates are extremely high, especially when compared to other reputable centers like ICC Milpitas in California. ICC Milpitas, known for being an advanced center for table tennis in the USA, offers a far more reasonable pricing structure--$48 per month for a membership and an annual rate around $300. This stark difference in pricing raises questions about the value proposition of Austin Table Tennis Club. The steep annual membership also makes it difficult to justify long-term commitment, particularly for players who are looking to improve their skills without breaking the bank. Summary Austin Table Tennis Club may serve its primary function as a table tennis facility, but the cost of admission might be hard to justify for many players, especially when comparable, and even superior, options exist at a fraction of the price. Hope you find this review insightful!

Great courts here and the nets are quality! I love the north location! No downtown Austin traffic!read more

Came here for a martial arts competition. The space isn't too big but was clean and had and…read moreupstairs viewing. Restrooms were decent. Parking could be better but can get full when busy. Easily accessible and not too bad for driving to.