My son has been on the competitive team at Zero Gravity for two years and it has been a fantastic…read moreexperience for our whole family. There is just the right balance of seriousness and fun at ZGGA -- my son has learned to work hard and to push through fatigue and pain but he also gets to be a kid and have a good time. When we go to meets, some of the kids from other Texas teams look like automatons and you can tell that they are afraid of their coaches. In contrast, the Zero Gravity boys are laughing and are clearly participating out of love for the sport. The automatons usually clean up and win all the medals, but I would rather have a child with a smile on his face than a shelf full of trophies. A very serious injury at another gym in town about a year ago really brought home the fact that gymnastics is a potentially dangerous sport. I really appreciate the fact that ZGGA adheres to the strictest safety standards with regard to equipment, staff training, and supervision. Highly recommended.

We decided to gift my 11 year old a membership at ZGG for her February 2021 birthday. She has been…read morea member of Cheer and went to state championships 2 years ago, and has 2 years of previous Cheer experience. Unbeknown to us, she was placed with the toddler class on three occasions, even after calling and explaining the mix up and promising to get her in the correct group, which never happened. She was humiliated and was told she did not have the "skill set" to practice with her age group. The front desk manager reprimanded my husband for calling and having a question about placing her in an age appropriate class during busy hours. But since no one answers the phone during closed hours, how would you ask a question or contact them? We drove from China Spring to Robinson for this class, so over Spring Break when we arrived to find no class and no texts, emails, calls, or any communication from the staff. They were quick however to let us know that there would be no pro rating because it was a short month from Ice storms and spring break. Again, it's no one's fault the weather was terrible and mix ups happen, but when you treat a new family so badly and then leave a little girl crying on 3 different occasions and feel no remorse or have no apology for wasting someone's time and money, that's awful. Awful management, no communication, complete waste of time and money. I do not have the front desk manager's name , but you should be able to pick her out from her unprofessional, rude, work ethic and the "been in a bar all night voice."

Facilitys are good. Pickleball program is good, but tennis program is a joke. It the people running…read morethe place run off ther best pros. The guy now at the country club was here but left because he got fed up. Joe Rosa was next and good classes but also left. Next came Starky who was the best ever but he got fed up and also left also for another club and since he left classes are terrible. They cant keep anyone good and if they are they don't stay and everybody know why. Going to play at Baylor or the country club becuse that guy is good. I won't renew.

One of the best Tennis and Pickleball Clubs in Team. Head Tennis Pro Joe Rosa has over 25 years…read moreexperience working with adults and junior tennis players. If you want to take your game to the next level or prepare for USTA Tournaments or NTRP Leagues he is the tennis pro you want to work with.

Very nice and clean facility. Fairly large, so you can almost always find an open cage. Front desk…read morestaff is always extremely nice. Cons - bring your wallet. $40 for a thirty minute lesson seems extreme. Our last lesson was with the facility manager, and no joke, he was on his phone for the majority of my niece's lesson. We were there on time, but our lesson started five minutes late as he was out in the main area talking with people. During our 25 minute lesson, he took two phone calls and checked his texts 7-8 times. So basically every 3-4 minutes he was on his phone. For $40 you think he could give us full attention for 30 minutes. Twice he said "good job" to my niece when she completed the action she was practicing - when he was looking at his phone and not even watching what she was doing. We had another lesson with a different instructor and he was super good. Focused on my niece the entire time. Actually gave her 45 minutes as when our lesson was up, he said he didn't have any more for the day, so he gave her some extra attention. A-plus for that due. Great facility. Some really great and friendly staff. And some great instructors. But if you are going to charge $40 for a thirty minute lesson, you should give that student a full 30 minute lesson.

We drove an hour to Waco for my grandson to hit some balls while he was on Christmas holiday. He…read morehad a great time. It was his first time at a batting cage and he said it was his favorite thing to do here while in Texas.

Playtime Waco has exceeded my expectations! It is a fantastic place for young children. I decided…read moreto invest in their monthly membership, and I was delighted to find out they provide wifi. This allows me to bring my laptop along next time and get some work done while my little one, Amelia, enjoys herself. We ended up staying for more than three hours, taking advantage of amenities like the potty for kids in the midst of potty training, and the availability of wipes and diapers in case of emergencies. The owner has clearly poured their heart into creating a space that is not only enjoyable but also convenient for both parents and toddlers.

This place was perfect for my baby who is one! She had a blast!…read more Service was great and all the equipment was clean and kid friendly!

My family discovered Texas Dynasty Cheer & Gymnastics two years ago through their Saturday play…read moredays for kids. My 3-year-old David loved going to the Saturday free play times, and I personally enjoyed his enthusiasm for the gym as a former cheerleader myself. I know that tumbling, gymnastics, and cheer are sports that teach foundational and fundamentals of movement that are applicable across so many other sports, and it is all very important to balance, coordination, and confidence in children to learn these types of movements. My child was very attached to my wife who is an amazing stay-at-home mom, and we feared putting him in a class where we thought he would not do well being apart from mom, yet we knew it was best for him. That was when we went to a Saturday where Madison Higdon entered my family's life, and what a blessing she has been. My son was instantly drawn to Madison as she came over to show him some trampoline movements, and then she stopped to take the time to speak with my wife and I. We both expressed our trepidation with putting him into a class, however Madison was confident that she could make it a place that David would love. Madison was professional and provided answers to every question we had as parents. Madison then got us connected with all the information to get David enrolled, and after we left, we signed him up that day. We were so impressed with Madison that we did not use the free class, but instead bought fully into her confidence as a couch for the toddler class that we booked David for TWO classes a week. We made sure that Madison was the coach for the class, and from that moment on my son was hooked! Madison engaged with our son, taught him the foundations of movement, and made it fun. Our son took to coach Madison immediately and began to learn the days of the week just so he knew when Tuesday and Thursday were coming since those were his days with Madison at the gym. The treasure of finding a young adult who is so fantastic with the most precious human in our life is unquantifiable, and we were so impressed with how Madison presented much older than her actual age. The value of this class Madison provided was manifestly present in my child's physical evaluation when entering school. The school he attends is a private school that evaluates children for physical movement since there is a trend in child development where children are lacking basic physical movements from being on devices more than ever instead of outside playing. David shined, and the school asked what we had specifically done to prepare David. The thanks is largely in part to Madison at Texas Dynasty Cheer for teaching David how to jump with two feet and land, tumble, coordination of stepping, and the confidence to try new physical challenges. Madison has become a cherished member of our family, and my son still speaks of Madison weekly. Every day we came to Texas Dynasty, David was greeted by name and the staff looked forward to seeing David which of course makes a child feel special and cared for. David and Madison bonded in a way that would make any parent so thankful to experience, and a value can't be placed on a compassionate, caring, skilled, and professional young adult such as Madison. This is a young adult who is contributing to society in an age group that seldom shines as bright as Madison does. Since this experience, my wife and I have pointed countless people to Texas Dynasty and we can say confidently that is only due to Madison. The family of coaches are all great, but for us Madison was the coach my son, wife, and I adored and grew to trust. Bottom line: Get involved at Texas Dynasty and experience a family who loves, values, and leads your child to skills that will last a lifetime! Hopefully you're lucky enough to have Madison as a coach!

It may be a bit pricey, but it is definitely worth it! I did gymnastics there for quite a while and…read moreit was so fun and enjoyable. although i don't do gymnastics there anymore, i do tumbling though and it's such an amazing experience! I love this place and i would totally recommend it to anyone!

Nice place. Equipped with a hose and water bowl. Several balls and a toy. Nice little gem tucked…read moreaway. Great kids park right next to the dog park and tennis courts. We'll be back Only dislike is there isn't a security entrance to ensure dogs don't escape as people come and go.

We had our daughter's 13 birthday here. Very nice place with plenty of room for guests. The whole…read morearea was well kept and clean. Perfect location for an event

Baylor University mascot is a bear. Their bear habitat has three bears. This habitat start at 1917…read more One time the Aggie students stole the bears before the football games 1950. The habitat open 9am to 6 pm. It very easy to find the habitat. Very close to bookstores in the campus. The bears are in the cage. They are very active. Sometime they have education problems about the bear. The visit is free.

Integral to the Baylor University tradition, where can you find a bear? At the Baylor Bear Habitat…read moreof course. Located on campus, is a well designed and well maintained bear habitat. The habitat is a fun and relaxing area. The bears even look happy! We only got to see a couple of the younger bear cubs, but it was neat to see them playing together. A must stop anytime you're on campus!

It was a beautiful November afternoon with temps in the low 80's so we took the toddlers to run and…read moreplay in the park. A lot of the playground equipment is out in the sun. There aren't a lot of shady spots. This park isn't the type with lots of picnic tables, benches and pavilions. It's centered mainly around kid play and the kids definitely enjoyed it. In addition to a regular swing set and the set for babies and toddlers they also have swings designed for children with special needs in 2 sizes up to 12 years old. That's pretty wonderful.

This is a decent sized park. Today was my first time there. It is near the post office in Hewitt…read more There is a good sized parking lot by the track as well as bleachers and a frisbee golf course. The walking path is made of concrete and there isn't any large trees. My wife had been there before and said that the creek or ditch appeared filled in. There was some seating that was covered and I noticed quite a few BBQ pits as well. I liked the quantity of picnic tables. It is a good track but not much to see so I enjoyed talking w my wife. Unlike other parks this trail had little to no incline and was easy to walk since it was concrete. That is helpful since I am still recovering from surgery. I would recommend this walking path for people who are perhaps a bit unsteady on their feet like me w surgery or other reasons possibly. The only complaint I might have is the lack of larger trees and that means during summer it would be wise if me to go in earlier or later hours. All in all good park. They have portable potties not permanent ones if that makes a difference to ya!!!