This place is female friendly and has amazing coaches! Even the members are really nice and…read moresupportive. Don't be afraid to start as a beginner, I did and I'm progressing fast.

Owners are great and the coach is very knowledgeable. Both work with you when needed. I walked in…read moreJanuary of 2017 started a bootcamp that February and have been a regular ever since.

First time here. First time doing Yoga! Kim was instructor for Monday 10am and she was great! She…read moreknew what she was doing, she had a lot of energy and never got sidetracked. The class was small and intimate plus there was never a dull moment! I will definitely return

I boarded my horses at this facility under a self-care arrangement, where I personally handled all…read moreof their feeding and care. For the first several months, things went smoothly. However, during my final month there, the owner began doing the feeding himself for other boarders, and that's when serious issues started. While driving a four-wheeler around with open buckets of feed, portions of that feed were dropped right outside my horses' pens. Both of my horses have genetic muscle disorders and are highly sensitive to high-sugar, high-starch, and gluten-containing feeds. Even small amounts can make them sick. After this change in routine, my mare colicked twice in two weeks. When I tried to address these concerns calmly, the environment became increasingly uncomfortable. From the start, I was treated poorly -- the owner openly told others not to like me -- and it only worsened when I advocated for my horses' dietary needs. To make matters worse, when I left the property, I was accused of taking a water trough that I had originally brought with me. Thankfully, several people could confirm that it belonged to me. If your horses have any medical or dietary sensitivities, or if you prefer a respectful, drama-free environment, I would be cautious about boarding here. Always put every instruction and agreement in writing and keep records of your own equipment and feed.

This is the place to go if you want an amazing riding experience! I learned so much and any…read morequestion I had they had the answer. They were very sweet and I hope to see them the next time I come down to visit my family.

I boarded my horses at this facility after being told they specialize in caring for "special needs"…read morehorses. Unfortunately, my experience was very different. If your horses require specific diets or supplements due to sensitivities, this may not be the place for you. The management strongly prefers everyone to use their feed and supplement program, even when your horse medically cannot tolerate those products. When I tried to maintain my horses' individualized plan, things quickly became tense and hostile, and I was made to feel like I didn't know what was best for my own animals. It's also important to know that, while their contract states they will immediately contact the owner in the event of any medical situation, that was not my experience. Instead, they made independent decisions and created their own care plans without consulting me, which could have seriously compromised my horses' health. If you board here, make sure every detail is in writing -- including your horses' care, diet, supplement schedule, and how any health issues should be handled. Keep records of all communication and payments. This facility may work for horses without special needs, but if your horses require individualized nutrition, medical management, or a highly specific routine, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

A good place to start and focus on safety in riding but not to continue it or get serious into…read moreshowing. Very understaffed for how many horses they have. Not all children fit the program structure. My children both attended, one had a great experience but the other did not. Youth days we were told to drop our kids for that and she ended up yelling at one telling her "this isn't a day care and she's not a babysitter". My kids did learn how to tack up but even after almost a year still couldn't do it unassisted. No trotting,jumping and very small trail rides around the property. My child's lesson was paused when I questioned an invoice, which I made the hard decision to move on. My children and I are thankful for the introduction to the sport, but yelling at our child and the other issue made us leave.

Kilgore Soccer is a great time for the kids. I have had mine in it for about 3 seasons now and…read morethey love it and we love watching them. The folks running the program do a fine job! Fields are in decent condition, and they have a good snack bar as well.

Got my first two classes free, can't wait to start in July. The owner was very nice when spoke to…read morehim and answering all the questions I had

Sensei Jason is one of my favorite instructors because of his knowledge and passion for teaching…read morekarate. He is focused, patient and doesn't intimidate newbies like me. I started with absolutely no clue about Japanese culture or Okinawan karate, but felt comfortable following along in his classes. Since he has a background in law enforcement he is also very knowledgeable in real life application of martial arts. He is very receptive to any questions you may have since he naturally wants to share his love of karate with those around him. Make sure to come to class ready to listen and learn and the rest will fall into place.

My daughter is having the best time! She's a handful and Michelle is patient and works so well with…read moreher. I recommend giving this place a shot!

The International Alert Academy is like summer camp meets boot camp--with just enough discipline to…read moremake you feel tough and just enough fun to keep you from wanting to escape. Colonel Jesse Boulden is the real deal... part drill sergeant, part motivational speaker, part dad‑joke champion. By day three, we were marching in formation, eating like champions, and saying 'yes sir!' like pros. I came home with more confidence, a louder voice, and way better posture. If you want a place that pushes you to become a man--this is it. 5/5, would absolutely let Colonel Boulden yell at me again!

What an amazing program. ALERT not only teaches young men how to survive, rescue and live, it…read moreteaches them to serve in a capacity unlike no other. I have no regrets sending my son to learn from these fine examples of true men whom serve our Lord Jesus Christ through serving others. Amazing, just amazing. They took my young adult and turned him into a man, willing to serve.