This is 6 min from me, farmers branch rec is 8 min from me, and Carrollton Rosemeade center is 12…read moremin from me... yet I live in Carrollton and can't get a membership here since they don't offer "non-resident" memberships bruh it's literally the closest rec center but okay.

Great place for a workout they have everything from a lap pool to a gym to even a ping pong table!…read moreHighly recommend it

Club Volleyball at its best. This place is well equipped to give young girls and boys the skill…read morethey need to build up for more advanced play. My child plays here and the experience has been very good. Her skills have increased and I feel the coaches here care about her outcome. There were temporarily located in Richardson, but have since moved to their permanent location in Carrollton. The facility is huge and it's nice to finally have a volleyball home with the team name. Club Volleyball isn't like recreational volleyball in the sense that there is more of an urgency to win; that being said, it's great preparation for the real world of sports, be it middle school, High School or College level. There are a lot of clubs out there, we choose Excel because we feel the coaches take the responsibility of training our children personally.

Great family atmosphere and coaches understand that these are kids playing the sport they love…read more Excel is great at teaching the fundamentals and the correct way to use each skill. Love the club

I enjoyed my experiences here. Owner, Rob, is friendly and nice. Doesn't even think about not…read moretalking to you and having a good time. Kevin and Meghan are a blast. I love the Music Bingo and Trivia nights. All of the regulars get treated well and continue to go back. I will definitely be patronizing this establishment for a long time to come.

Better to know this before you walk through the door. And yes, I fully understand that every…read moreestablishment has the right to decide how welcoming, or unwelcoming, they choose to be. Just as customers have every right to decide where their money goes. For those familiar with my reviews, you already know I don't exaggerate or sugarcoat. So here it is, plainly: if you're not YT or conveniently lacking melanin, save yourself the time and humiliation and don't bother coming here. I brought my beautiful Black family of five, and we didn't even make it 45 seconds. The moment we stepped inside, we were aggressively met by a woman whose first instinct was to bark a list of rules, everything we couldn't do, without a greeting, without courtesy, and with all the stank attitude, we got the point - we are not welcome here. And that's fine. Say it. Own it. We would've respected honesty... but don't waste our time with the BS.

Super fun league, no pressure to be great and Met some awesome people! They put me and my wife on a…read moreteam with some people since we didn't have a full team. They had trivia during bowling some weeks and we always all hung after for drinks and games so it's not limited to bowling. Looking forward to rounding up some friends to make our own team this spring.

Great group to play basketball with. Very well organized. If you are looking to play indoor…read morebasketball you should give this a try!

From the owner: Play Organized Indoor Pickup Basketball TODAY! 15 Spots Per Session. 10 Minute games or first to 21…read more(2's and 3's). Never wait more than 10 minutes. Call your own fouls. No Drama Basketball How It Works: 1. Sign-up and pay online* for the session that you want to play in 2. Arrive at the facility 10-15 minutes early to check in with the facilitator (bring ID or show your confirmation e-mail on your phone) 3. Play Drama Free Ball for 2 hours

I attended the opening season of the Lone Star Assassination City Roller derby at Thunderbird in…read morePlano. You bring your own chairs and drinks and are seated right next to the action. The concession stand is open throughout the night. I was impressed with the professionalism of the sports league. There were four teams featured at the event. There was a good crowd in attendance. There was overflow parking available next to the rink. Being new to the sport, I appreciated the pamphlet given at registration which outlined the team information, rules and schedule. T-shirts were for sale and there were opportunities to meet your favorite athletes for an autograph.

Just a quick follow up... Assassination City now plays at the Fair Park Coliseum. You do have to…read morepay for parking, and it's no longer BYOB, but the venue is much better and there's not a problem with being able to get a ticket since that place must hold several thousand people. The halftime bands sound better, too, because the acoustics are better. I've sat in both floor (VIP) seats and the general (stadium) seats, and they're both good. The way the coliseum is set up, there's not a bad seat in the house. It's also on the DART light rail line, but I always drive and just pay the $10 to park. I guess you could park by one of the restaurants or bars by Exposition Park and walk over but I don't. Check their website for bout details and tickets. It's usually cheaper to get them ahead of time, which is what I do.

My grandson plays for a soccer team at PSA. He was punched in the face by the goalie of the…read moreopposing team and the violent act was dismissed by the referee that was clearly supporting the coaches of the opposing team. The player did not receive any reprimand, yellow card, red card or any card for that matter. Based on previous complaints and comments on this forum, it is clear that the organization does not address what is falling apart. My grandson is 7. He is smart, he is compassionate, and he is a talented player that until the most recent incident had a love for the game. Do better PSA. It appears your organization lacks to "empower every athlete to grow and succeed," by continuing to ignore the pleas and complaints that I am sure are filling your plate. It is clear you do not have any official's supervisors at the buildings during your games to mentor the officials. Children/players are here to grow and learn with volunteer coaches that give their time to teach and grow these young athletes. When you do not address the issues, you undo what these coaches are unselfishly trying to accomplish with these young, impressionable players. When you allow your refs to condone bad behavior or violate the rules of the game, what are you teaching these children? You are a non-profit with an unpaid Board of Directors who clearly are not privy to what is happening. It's unraveling underneath you and you need to acknowledge the issues that have arose since my children participated in youth sports at PSA.

This organization has No clue as to who is playing on any particular team such as basketball. Teams…read morewill switch and move key players around on basketball teams and the PSA does not care or monitor it. Tonight 2-27-26 was the championship game for my sons basketball league. They came in 2nd place to a cheating team who switches players around and PSA had championship metals for the 1st place team and the 3rd place team but did not have any metals or awards to the 2nd place team. What an outstanding organization. You should change your acronym to POS.