Excellent club with superb coaches striving to help each individual player to excel and reach their…read morefull potential.

From the owner: The Galaxy Soccer Club is committed to providing affordable high-quality Select soccer to boys and…read moregirls between the ages of 11 and 19 in the Austin-Round Rock metro area.

great place for kids to learn Soccer. Trained coaches are plus as they help kiddos to develop their…read moreskills sooner

From the owner: Our Indoor Youth Soccer Program offers a fun, safe, and dynamic environment for kids of all skill…read morelevels to learn and grow. Designed for ages 3 Years & up, we focus on skill development, teamwork, and confidence building through engaging drills and exciting games. With experienced coaches and state-of-the-art indoor facilities, your child will thrive no matter the weather. Perfect for beginners or aspiring soccer stars! Join us and let the fun begin—score big on fitness, friendship, and fundamentals! "Call us today for a free trial session!"

This park has four pickleball courts that are open to the public, and there are no reservations…read moreneeded. It's first come first serve. Sometimes it's crowded, and sometimes the courts are empty. These courts are not in top condition, but free-to-access pickleball courts are a hot commodity, so I appreciate these. The park itself is not that nice, but I come here for the pickleball.

I love going to this park to blow off some steam after a hard day. This park has a nice…read morewalking/jogging train running the entire perimeter of the park and around baseball Diamonds. It's also a great place to walk your doggies!! Located behind Belton High school this park is conveniently located and is quiet enough for anyone to come for a quick walk or jog any time of day. Sir you like to keep track of how your distance there are even mile markers among the trail. Love this park!!

Can't say enough about the experience my son who is 12 had. He talks about it non stop about all…read morethe new things he learned and the opportunity to be taught by people who know their stuff. Going to be signing up for weekly classes and a camp this summer for sure!

Teddy and First touch have exceeded our expectations and my son loves to train there. He is…read morelooking forward to continuing his development with Teddy for years to come.

My son (born in 08, and currently playing U10) has participated in One World soccer camps and…read moreoff-season workouts as well as playing indoor soccer with OWS teammates. We are considering a switch from our current club. In my opinion, this is the top club in the area for developing very young players to play soccer at a high level. Mr. Benito and his coaching staff teach a Spanish possession style of play, and they teach it well. I first learned about OWS when my son's indoor team played them. It blew my mind to see tiny little 6 year-olds setting up into perfectly-spaced triangles and working the ball side to side in a coherent passing game! They ran my son's team into the ground chasing those passes around. It wasn't just passing. These kids could handle the ball and score when the defense broke down or bunched up. My son has already benefited by training and playing with the talented kids at One World. This club has cultivated a pretty tight-knit culture around soccer for kids and families that passionate about the game. Competitive soccer is not the cheapest activity. We have found that OWS offers a very fair value for offseason trainings and camps (which are awesome). Fees for the junior academy level of play (pre-select) seem to be in line with similar competitors, but I think OWS kids get more games and opportunities to train. Kids that are very novice or not that interested in soccer may consider a more recreational league, as the kids at OWS play at a very high level. Everybody will get better, and the coaches are fantastic. It's just that young players with a bit of seasoning will do the best here. We are big fans of this organization, and we have enjoyed playing soccer with OWS!

Scam, student was signed up and no team was ever put together, and charging single parent for full…read morecosts for the only player to show up.

This summer we needed a place to beat the heat while doing sports. Soccer Zone was easy to sign up…read morefor. The kids get one hour of practice during the week and one hour of games on the weekend. Practice is grouped together by age, so for us, there were a ton of kids. It is a bit different not to practice with your team but it works. There is a registration fee (due every season) and a member fee (due once a year). The child will get a plain jersey. The fields are very small. The atmosphere for the kids is relaxed and fun so if you are looking for something competitive this may not be the place. Not many indoor soccer fields to use in this area so glad there is something. Although the price is higher for one soccer season, they offer a variety of things that the other soccer programs do not and vice versa. My son is happy to play during summer and I am happy not to roast in the sun. There is a bar upstairs with light snacks. It is only accessible via stairs no elevator available. There are a few of downsides... Frist downside is the lack of seating. On days of practice with so many parents and kids the seats go fast and if you don't snag one early will be standing for the duration of practice. The same could be said for game days. If you have bad knees, have little ones, or are elderly would suggest bringing a folding chair just in case. Second, the front desk gets busy often and the wait is long. With the number of people coming and going for practices and games throughout the day, it would be nice to increase staff to accommodate the influx of visitors. Third, during practice/games parking lot gets full quickly. If you are inviting family to view the games would suggest carpooling. Fourth, the other sports programs we had signed up for had 2 days of practice than games on the weekend. With the number of kids during practice, it would be nice to have a second practice day. If you are looking for one-to-one coaching, it won't happen with the number of kids. It's more a collective group practice and spot corrections are done here and there so if your kids need more direction with getting moves/drills, they may struggle. Fifth, the fields are small. We had signed up here before the pandemic and compared to now the size of the field has changed. The fields used to be twice the size it is now. They reduced the size of both the indoor and outdoor fields. I get that it's a business for profit and probably cutting the fields was a way to get more customers signed up.

5 start review for everyone BUT the head manager of the facility…read more HEAD manager plays favorites, may be a little racist based on conversations I've had with him or witnessed with him talking to people of color. He does not know how to properly train his staff or handle situations. No manager should say well if statement is true then i will have to fire that employee. Who says that to players, and that is not the way to go about the situation. Privately talk to the employee and correct the situation and train more no need to go straight to termination. Some things he says to players can be condescending, and inappropriate for a manger of his status. He is telling players where they cant play even though they are paying money to play. Prices are getting a bit extreme and I've noticed leagues are smaller then way before

Park with activities for everyone…read more Ample parking. There's a trail that encompasses the park with fitness stations throughout. Picnic areas dispersed as well if you're having a get together. Very tempting playground. In fact, I even tested it out - small climbing wall and twirly slide passed my inspection. A child on a bike arrived shortly after. I promptly left as if I didn't just go "weeeee" on the slide. There's also a nice splash pad and skating area which I thought were cool. In one area, there's a pond with some ducks. Then there's a soccer field close to the cemetery. Oh yeah, there's also a cemetery which I think is a bit weird in terms of city planning. But hey, I guess that doesn't stop people from coming and enjoying a nice park.

Great park with lots to do!! Skate ramps, soccer fields, basketball courts, sprinklers, playground,…read moreand trails and nature to explore. Will frequent!!