Used them for the spring break basketball camp for my son. Liked the place, seem to have a good…read morevibe, clean, has plenty of parking, has good place to eat with healthy choices. Reason for four starts instead of five - we drove for 30 min to the cap to find out that there were only 6 kids. There were supposed to be two age groups, they had to combine everyone in one, age from 7 to 12 years old. As you can imagine, the 12 years old had very little fun. Bummer, guys, you should do much better informing parents what's up.

Huge facility with indoor and outdoor turf, volleyball, basketball, sport training for youth,…read moreweight room, cardio equipment and a wide variety of classes. Super clean with nice amenities and friendly staff all around. It can be a little confusing to navigate all of the areas, but the staff is always happy to help walk you to the space you need to be in. They provide towels in multiple areas, including studios, as well as shampoo and conditioner in the locker room. Full disclosure: I regularly teach a class in their studio two times a week and really love being there.

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.

Good place with the new annex gym, not as crowded as usual and can find availability for rental.read more

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.

The manager of the After School program seems to let a lot slide. A child that i'm related to has…read moregotten hurt and bullied by a child and the young girls who work there have tried to inform the parent, but instead they get in trouble for involving themselves. This kid has come home almost everyday telling us what happened that day and it's very disheartening that she is avoiding doing anything about it and letting it continue. I hope something will actually get done about this. I like the owners very much, so it's disappointing seeing one person bring the place down.

The gymnastics program here is fantastic. The ratio is low in the classes and the coaches take the…read moretime to really hone in on how to make your gymnast stronger. Coach Jen walks around and is able to identify any modification the girls need. I've watched students have the "ah ha" Moments with coach Jen watched a student do a back bend Our 8 year old boy is really enjoying the ninja class, i believe it's boosting his self confidence and definitely helping with his body awareness & strength. We are moving soon, and this is the only thing I'm Sad about leaving. We may have drive to keep going. Thank you, Electric Avenue for all you are doing for kids!

I cannot say enough good things about this place. I go to the 530am class M-W-F with Armando, he…read morealso does the 9am class on Saturday. This dude will have you gassed, down 650 calories and craving water after just an hour workout. They also have a ton of great equipment if you cant make a class but want to get a workout in. I went to another gym for over 2 years and passed this place everyday not realizing it was there.

This place is really awesome, the crew is super nice and helpful let me in for an hour and kill a…read morework out. They have a basketball court and a lot of turf. I will say this place felt more of a sports training center then a weight room but I don't see why you couldn't get some serious lifts in

My 4 yr old grandson was playing T-ball in the league. Its so adorable to see these tiny humans…read moreplaying ball, hitting the ball and being taught to run the bases and catch the ball and throw to first base. I've seen the coaches and they do a good job. I know it can be hard to work with these little ones and their parents but in this league everyone seem to work with each other and have understanding. It is costly to have your child in this league, so they could have a bit more organization like with picture taking day. You have to buy the uniforms and the pictures. (not included in price you pay.

Been to two games for our granddaughter for TBall. Where are the umpires??? Seems unorganized to…read moreme. Love watching these little ones but come on! Parents/grandparents pay a lot of money for these babies to play. At least you can provide an umpire!

This is one of my top three fav mud runs I've ever participated in!…read more Warrior Dash 2015 the weather was NOT kind but it made it all the more fun! It was POURING all night and all morning making the mud run course super sloppy and super fun (more on that in a minute). The rain also caused a huge mess (pardon the pun) with parking. Cars were getting stuck in the mud, traffic was backed up for miles. But Warrior Dash handled it all like pros! Constant twitter/email/facebook updates were sent out keeping racers in the know. They also allowed those who were late because of said issues to run in other corrals, all that coming together to show a team that knew how to handle adversity and keep their runners happy in spite of it all. The obstacles were absolutely a blast! Crawling, climbing, sliding, swimming they threw everything at us and it made for all the better and more challenging a course. Weather conditions insured we were super duper dirty n trashed when we finished, but hey-it's a mud run, you should have known what you signed up for! I could go on and on about how much I enjoyed this race but I think the biggest compliment I could say to back all this up is I am registered to run their 2016 race. See ya next weekend!

Sometimes running a 5K or more can get boring. Why not mix it up some? This reminded me of a mix…read moreof cross country trail running, with obstacles mixed in along the way. I liked that it was off road, and didn't really know what to expect. The trail goes up and down and all around. It's definitely not flat, and has some pretty good downhill and uphill spurts. The obstacles were not as scary as I had built up in my head. They were doable, and people of all sizes and different fitness levels were completing them. The obstacles have you climbing walls, crawling through mud, jumping fire, swimming out to rafts, and going down a large water slide. The number one thing I can guarantee is that you will get dirty. I was the dirtiest I have ever been in my life. They have multiple waves of runners going throughout the day, as to help keep the track from getting congested. I jogged and ran the majority of the trail. Most people seemed to be walking it. It does get hard to run in wet, muddy shoes, which did result in some blisters. But an Epsom salt bath afterwards helped clear that up in a couple of days. The music from the base camp is loud and is nice to hear along the track as you are running from obstacle to obstacle. The wait for the shower at the end is as long as it took to complete the run. I wish they chipped you though and told you your finishing time. That is the one thing I missed. They had a great bag drop off, and changing area. It's nice that they have the shirt and hat pick up for the end so you don't have to carry it with you. Price of the run also includes a free beer if you feel like it. There was plenty of well organized parking, and they allowed dogs in the waiting area. Overall a fun laid back event. People were helping each other and were not pushy or aggressive.