Great courts for all skill levels of volleyball. My husband and I play on the Wednesday league with…read morefriends. It is an old semi truck yard that has turned into sand volleyball courts. There are 4 full sized regulation sand volleyball courts there. The best part is that the sand is always raked, sprayed and cleaned before our games start to there is no risk or worry about bare foot injury. The restrooms are clean and the owners are very kind! Great bang for your buck on a work league. You can also sign up to be a substitute or free agent on their website.

If you're looking for a place to play sand volleyball with a chill atmosphere, this is it! Cool…read morepeople, awesome volleyball games, and now...beer! I've been playing at Charlie's Sandbox for a little over a year now, and have to say that I've met some pretty awesome people here. There are 6 sand courts indoor and 3 courts outside. League play is once a week during weekdays (co-ed 4s and 6s, beginners to advanced levels). For a 6s team, cost per person is about $112, which is kind of steep, but it's for 3 months worth of league play. Open tournaments are on Saturdays and Sundays (King of the Beach, Queen of the Beach, co-ed 4s and 6s). Just check the website to see what tourneys are coming up as well as start times (Charlie usually has a tourney every weekend). Charlie's Sandbox just opened their Sand Bar, which can make things more interesting. ;o) they also serve hot dogs, etc. If you're interested in sand volleyball, definitely check it out.

Wonderful club surrounded by natural beauty! Very cool that they have a clay court on property as…read morewell as indoor courts in their bubble! We visited to watch my mom play a tennis match for USTA and had a great time! Seems expensive but it's nice to visit for free lol!

A hidden gem nestled in the hills of Santa Fe. Definitely worth a visit. Played Dbls there, on a…read morepicture perfect day, what a great experience. So nice, relaxing and green, such a rarity to see beautifully manicured grounds here in S/Fe. The courts have been recently redone, and are in great shape and play good, they have a clay court I would like to try too. The staff where friendly & helpful and the food & beer were delicious. Very enjoyable sitting on the shaded deck, while watching a great game, with a few 5.0 players grinding it out on the show court, while enjoying my tacos n beer with friends... what more could you ask for.. (PS: I did NOT hear any dogs barking, just birds singing in the trees)

Because ZUMBA! I mean, do you need another reason?…read more My family in the midwest would disown me, that's how bad I was, hopping on the ice rink after, oh, 20 years in the desert. The McDermott Athletic Center offers what appears to be a regulation-sized rink, well maintained, with bench risers for spectators and heart-slobbery pop rock (think Gin Blossoms) on the speakers for teens who really don't have much to do in Rio Rancho besides flirt on ice. It's sweet, it really is, and such a law-abiding way to pass the time. My daughter also learned how to skate on this ice, she's eight, and I had a good time, even if I didn't represent my tribe very well. Obviously, this Center staffs a team of skate instructors and hosts team play on the regular. We visited for a birthday party, checking on pricing, a group of up to 10 kids, rentals, pizza and soda included appears to be a great deal. Moreover, the facility has a sizable weight room, good batting cages, a basketball court and gymnasium, and... wait for it... ZUMBA. That's right, you're going.

My son attended the basketball camp here and really enjoyed it, so we decided to have his 8th…read moreBirthday Party here as well. The staff went out of their way to make everything a success. The young man who was in charge of helping me with the party was exceptional! He was accommodating for everything we needed and the kids had a great time! They have 3 different options for parties (skating, basketball, or batting cages) My son Brayden is excited to attend their summer camp. Thank you!

If you want your child to stop loving the sport and have their mental and emotional health messed…read morewith this is the place to go. This club is all about the wins and about the teams making it to Nationals. Sure that's good but not when it's at the cost of a kids dream. So yes what Michelle T wrote is absolutely true. You are just another paycheck to them. The coaches will only play their favorite players. When you address the problem and why not all players are getting playing time they pawn it off on the kid and say it's because they aren't putting in the work at practice or they guarantee practice time not playing time. So the kid then thinks they are the issue and aren't working hard enough so they start to put twice as much effort in at each practice but the coache's will still not pay attention to them and only focus on the favorite players. This starts taking a toll on the kid and they start to hate playing or going to practice. You reach out to the coache's and club directors again and you get the same lame excuse as before except this time with "they should be happy to just be on the team and support their teammates". When you've sat there watching each practice and saw how this kid put twice as much effort and heart into thing than the favorites. Also I think any parent would be upset with these words because if we wanted our kids to be chearleaders we would of put them in a cheer squad not volleyball. The fact that you pay the same as any other parent should guarantee play time as well. Maybe not the same playing time as the favorite players but at least some. These clubs are meant to prepare these kids for the possibility of playing in college. If you didn't think a kid was good enough to play on the court in a tournament why offer them the spot on the team?

At this club you're just another number. All they care about is winning. Their "who we are" on…read moretheir website is just a way to lure you in and make you think they care about your child when what they really care about is making money.

Because sometimes we are just looking for a wrestling club…read more... This has been a favorite of mine. I'm seriously not really into wrestling but my kids are and they have learned a lot from coach Nathaniel. This club is located in a really cool warehouse just off the freeway and 6th street, not to far from downtown. It's very urban, leaving this a unique spot for a wrestling club. We don't get too much of that in Albuquerque. There is a well rounded group of kids of all ages so everyone has great partners. I'm all for kids being involved in what ever it is they choose, as long as they're being active, creative etc.... If it's wrestling you're looking for, look no more! 505 Wrestling Club is the spot!

Horrible, classless owner that has an excuse for everything that's wrong in her gym. She is greedy…read moreand dishonest. If you sign up, watch for random charges on your account. If you need proof, just look the Google reviews and the responses she gives to anyone that is even slightly critical of her poor business practices.

Went there happily to sign up, intrigued by their monthly $29.99 deal that they have blatantly…read moreadvertised on their building as well as their website. Upon arrival, we were told the deal was canceled. After we said we were still able to do it online, the girl working the counter snapped at us and said "well you can't do it in person," so we left. Very disappointing experience, especially because we were so eager to give them our business.

My kids love training with Christian! Definitely recommend him to others in the area who have kids…read morelooking to expand their soccer knowledge.

From the owner: Designed to help improve your child’s soccer skills while boosting their confidence on the soccer…read morefield. 1-on-1 Training Courses are personalized to each student. Group Classes will teach necessary skills while playing with a group. Now Accepting New Students! Ages 3-14.