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Horseshoe Bay Resort

3.9 (8 reviews)

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Doug is the most amazing bartender ever! We had so much fun. Thank for making our vacay so great.

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Bledsoe Miller Steam Center

Bledsoe Miller Steam Center

5.0(2 reviews)
100.8 mi

The Bledsoe-Miller Community Center has reopened as the Bledsoe-Miller STEAM Center. It's totally…read morefree. All they ask is that you sign in at the front desk. Most of the rooms and activities are geared toward older kids (at least 4) but there are some activities that could work for younger kids (a table with crayons and coloring paper; a velcro panel area where you can build a large structure). There is a robotics lab, a teaching kitchen, a recording studio, a computer lab, a gaming lab, creative spaces (3D printing, etc.), and a gaming lounge. They do offer opportunities for field trips, birthday parties, and various private rentals. Don't miss the upstairs immersive light room (interactive wall that lights up when you touch it). There is also a neat space-themed playground outside. The playground is accessible from the STEAM center building (but the door locks behind you). The playground does have its own parking lot as well. A lot of fun elements here and a variety of interactive features! There is a playscape for younger toddlers as well. Definitely worth a visit if you've got kids, even if it's mostly for the playground. Truly awesome that all this is available for free.

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

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Austin T3

Austin T3

5.0(6 reviews)
38.3 mi•Westlake Hills

Yvonne can totally take you too. =)…read more I started with them in..... um, early 2005? It's been awhile. Seen a lot of changes, but all for the better. As of late, the spin classes have expanded to every week day and they've added a yoga studio and CoreFit training studio. I haven't had the chance to try it yet, but I know the instructors and everyone says it's the real deal, not just some bootcamp 3-week intro deal. I think the big factors in differentiating this program from the others are: 1. support - from the coaches and teammates. They don't think it's crazy that you want to do a triathlon or an ironman or a marathon or a 5k. And although there is limitless info to learn when getting involved in endurance sports, they really try hard to teach you what you need to know when getting into this type of thing - nutrition, training plans, body maintenance, stretching, strength training, overcoming mental and physical challenges. And believe me, there is A LOT to learn. Besides knowledgeable coaches, the members are a varied and experienced group, including doctors, physical therapists, nutritionists, 30x ironman finishers, etc. 2. challenge - these people will challenge you. I joined because I wasn't sure I could train well on my own. There have been many times I thought I would drop dead from a practice, but it helped me become stronger all around. (There is also emphasis and caution not to push beyond your capabilities or fitness level so as to stay safe and healthy.) 3. team environment - whether you are good at making friends or not, you will not be alone in your endeavors here. Seeing other people struggle and succeed, and then cheer you on is priceless. I've seen more volunteerism and solidarity here than anywhere else. 4. it works - I wanted a challenge, to get "in shape", and feel strong. I've accomplished all 3. I have completed sprint, olympic, half ironman, and ironman triathlons. I have raced in bike time trials and crits. I have lost probably the equivalent of about 15 lbs and gained visible muscle. I feel confident I could beat somebody up now. =) Oh, and I didn't swim or cycle when I started.

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!

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Neighborhood Sports

Neighborhood Sports

2.3(35 reviews)
32.3 mi

Great organization! My son has played 7 seasons of flag Football with Neighborhood Sports. I have…read morealso had the pleasure of coaching him throughout all of those seasons. I am not really a sports type person. Didn't play football but when my son became interested, we signed up. It was easy for my son to find his way, developing into a solid athlete. It was also easy to find my way as a coach and learn how to get the best out of the kids on our team. We have had many teams, some with returning players and some that had nearly all new players. I have seen some negative feedback on here about size of players and experience but success seems to rely more on the resourcefulness of the coach. Learning how to coach kids up quickly is certainly a special skill that has taken me a number of seasons to figure out. Many of our teams that were smaller in size (player size) did the best. It is sort of a combination of talent, willingness to learn, having a plan and being able to execute. What I've tried to do is put each kid in a spot that he or she will succeed in. Anyway, I think the organization is great and I highly recommend it.

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.

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