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 best practice ever.. my sons loved it. They teach techniques and tricks that no other coach…read moredo.. plus they reply my emails immediately.. highly recommended

From the owner: Hoops 101 Basketball is the premiere organization in Central Texas for Select Teams, Summer Camps…read moreand Skill Academies. Hoops 101 has grown over the years through word-of-mouth advertising and from a grassroots movement that has steadily grown. If you have been to Hoops 101 before, you will see that our approach to teaching the game is catching on. If you have never attended a Hoops 101 session, then check out our website to see what we are all about. We offer three products and levels of instruction. Hoops 101 Summer Day Camps for those who want to improve their fundamentals; Hoops 101 Academies for higher-level small-group training, and Hoops 101 Select Teams for those who want to compete at the highest level, while improving their individual game within the framework of a team concept. 2011 Summer Sessions: June 13-16--Lehman High School (Kyle) June 20-23--Austin High School June 27-30--Dripping Springs YMCA

Opening week was busy and packed! Brand Ambassadors very welcoming, they help guide you thru the…read morereservation app if you need it and also to check in. Well organized play experience by the General Manager. Easy layout and nice sitting area in the back. SUPER pro shop for paddles and accessories you might need for play. Courts and nets are top notch

I've played here several times, met super players and staff Alex and Natalia have always been over…read morethe top helpful in navigating people through the facility, they offer plenty of leagues,drills and clinics I just purchased a year membership

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

Went here for a community service event hosted annually by my fraternity brothers from the Baylor…read moreChapter. I was able to interact with the kids and play basketball with them. On the other side of the building, my sorority sisters are doing arts and crafts with the other students that decided not to play basketball. The staff was very friendly and allowed us the chance to interact with the children and mentor to them. Overall this was a nice location, the kids were nice and fun, the staff was insightful and very cordial with visitors and the children

What an amazing program! The lunchtime group with coach Sam was so inviting and friendly. The…read moreworkouts are the perfect balance between being able to go at your own pace, but also super challenging! Sam's workouts are wonderfully written which makes the hour go by so quickly! I never thought I'd enjoy a swimming workout as much as I did with T3. Would highly recommend anyone at any swim level to give it a try!

I can't say enough good things about T3. Where do I even begin? T3 is basically a triathlon…read moretraining group, but it is so much more than that. They are hard core about getting you to a level you never knew existed, yet fun loving and very team spirited at the same time. The coaches are awesome and I feel like I have gained so much from training with them. If you are just a beginner at triathlons or an experienced triathlete, this is a group that embraces people of all levels and goals. There are people of all ages and ranges that train for the sprint, olympic, half ironman, and ironman distances. I started back in April of 2008, with their swim clinic. Yea, I could swim..maybe doggie paddle swim a couple 50 meters or so, but I REALLY didn't know HOW to swim. They taught me how to do it efficiently, with proper technique. 1 year ago I couldn't swim one length of Barton Springs without freaking out or hyperventilating. Swimming was the only thing keeping me from competing in a triathlon...but here I am now training for a half ironman. Yes I knew how to run..yes I had a bike, but really I didn't know how to put all the pieces together. With them, you have coaches to help you, teammates to push you along the way and give you advice, and practices that will kick your ass. Another great thing about the group is that they have a very flexible training schedule that can work for anyone and everyone. They have swim practices everyday (morning, lunchtime, and night), they have spin class 3 times a week at different times, they have track and run practice 3 times a week as well. On weekends there are group long rides and runs. You don't have to be a triathlete to join, many people train in all 3 sports, 2 sports or even just 1 pf the sports. The skies the limit with flexibility. If you are looking for a triathlon group to train with, this is IT. I don't mean to sound like this is some marketing ploy, because it's not. This is the real deal, and I am willing to put the smack down on anyone that chooses to challenge this review, because T3 is absolutely, positively THE shit.

We put our kids in this league. An 8 year-old and one 10 year-old. They had the kids practicing…read moreone hour before the games. One weekend was canceled due to weather. They claim they cannot do the practices due to make up games for the rest of the season. There was only one practice and all the kids played street ball instead of real basketball during the games. My eight-year-old was in a 7 to 8 year-old league and ended up playing nine and 10-year-olds in the playoffs. The other team's kids were telling them their ages. You usually can see one or two kids in the entire league where you question their age. This team had five or six players that all looked over eight years old. I don't think this league checks ages or enforces them. It's pretty sad to allow a team to play down an age bracket just to win a championship.

We've played in this league for four seasons, and unfortunately, things have only gotten worse. The…read moreBuda/Kyle or "South Austin" division has become completely disorganized and unsafe. Referees often don't ref, rules aren't enforced, and we witnessed multiple kids get hurt this past season. The whole point of flag football is non-contact play and teaching kids teamwork and rules -- but instead, the lack of oversight has made it chaotic and unsafe. When parents or coaches try to raise safety concerns, some referees become argumentative rather than taking accountability. If you value your child's safety, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere. We will no longer support this club until major changes are made, and I suggest other parents do the same.

If you want to be part of the running group but on a tight budget, I highly recommend Austin…read moreRunners Club. This is such a great non-profit organization and I'm glad it exists. I don't have the luxury of paying hundreds of dollars to sign up for a running group. I am a former rower who has now become a runner. Training with Austin Runners Club is great because everyone is supportive of each other. I am a slow runner but this organization welcomes people who have a passion for running whether they are elite athletes or starting out. There are running groups that meet early morning or evenings at various locations. I happen to be with the group called Al's Ship of Fools which meets every Tuesday and Thursday evenings at O Henry Middle School. In addition the club has a group run on Saturday.

From the owner: The Austin Runners Club is a non-profit, volunteer organization with members of all ages and…read morerunning and walking abilities. The club is organized exclusively for charitable, health, and educational purposes. The Austin Runners Club shall promote and encourage running, walking, wheelchair racing, and related activities in order to educate the public to their benefits. The Austin Runners Club shall maintain competitive and non-competitive activities for its membership and for the general public.