Love the gym and the staff, but I really wish they had a larger free weight section. It feels like…read morethe layout prioritizes team classes and endless cardio equipment--there are 20+ treadmills and stair steppers that are hardly ever in use, while the free weights are crammed into a tiny space with only a couple of sets per weight. I participate in team classes and my daughter is in swim, but given what we pay for a family membership, spending so much time waiting for open weights or machines is frustrating. It's definitely making me reconsider our membership.

If I died and went to Fitness heaven this is it. Everything you want is here. Friendly staff,…read moreprofessionals that know what they are doing, clients who don't make you feel like you're in a meat market like other places They are doing it all right. Hair salon, massage therapy, you name it. Family and kids here but they keep they busy and separated 2 pools and indoor outdoor slides Outdoor pool open year round Love the variety of classes Cafe could use more healthy plant based options instead of meat And being real picky here... each toilet stall should have a shelf for your junk and water bottles All in all totally worth the $$ clean, spacious, buffet of fun and exercise

I cannot say enough good things about this place. I go to the 530am class M-W-F with Armando, he…read morealso does the 9am class on Saturday. This dude will have you gassed, down 650 calories and craving water after just an hour workout. They also have a ton of great equipment if you cant make a class but want to get a workout in. I went to another gym for over 2 years and passed this place everyday not realizing it was there.

This place is really awesome, the crew is super nice and helpful let me in for an hour and kill a…read morework out. They have a basketball court and a lot of turf. I will say this place felt more of a sports training center then a weight room but I don't see why you couldn't get some serious lifts in

My 16yr old daughter played on the 08 DPL team, at the beginning of May all parents were told that…read morethe 09 girls on the 08 DPL team would be moved down to play on the 09 DPL team next season. My daughter had guest played with the 09 team during the season, she disliked Coach Brendan Johnsons coaching style and how unmotivated the girls on the team were. So my daughter decided to tryout with SA City and she made the decision to move to SA City next season. My daughter informed Coach Seferino that she would be moving to SA city next season, SA City had no issues with my daughter finishing up the last 2 events for the current season with SA United. However, my daughter received a text from Coach Seferino stating this his "Bosses" decided she could not attend the last 2 events of the season with the 08 DPL team, no reason was given. I emailed Coach Brendan, DPL Director of the girls teams, requesting a call to discuss their decision however he declined to pick up a phone and discuss the decision. This did not surprise me at all as Coach Brendan is a spineless individual who lacks leadership and organization. Based off his 09 DPL team this season, he crushed the love of the sport for many of those girls. Brendan was known for yelling at the girls however provided no constructive feedback on how to fix their deficiencies. Many of the girls from the 09 DPL team chose not to return next season or stop playing all together. Once again I received no phone call discussing the clubs decisions, I had already paid $2300 for the last event of the season which was in MN so I had to cancel all bookings. This speaks volumes regarding leadership at SA United or lack there of. Highly advise anyone looking for a girls soccer club team to reach out to Classics Elite, SA Athenians or SA City, any club other than SA United.

We signed up our 13 year old as he had a passion for the sport and desperately wanted to play on…read morethe club level, not just Middle School. After paying over $2,500 in registration fees + $600 for uniforms, you'd think that would be it, but no. Since it is a club that travels to other cities, we have to cover the travel expenses for the coach to include gas, food, and lodging, plus any tournament entry fees. When you arrive at GVTC in Bulverde, you'll be shocked by the field conditions, parking conditions, and utter lack of restrooms (Port-O-Pots), and no refreshment stand. I don't even think they have water fountains. There is little to on shade and zero seating, so bring an umbrella, folding chairs, and a cooler for snack and drinks. You may also want to drive a lunar rover as negotiating the traffic loop around the fields should be training for astronauts. That's enough for the facilities. As for my son's coach, Laurence O'Toole. I don't know if he read the job description before applying for the position, or not. I think he missed the fact that he'd be "teaching," "coaching," young teenagers and not an international FIFA World Cup team. He demeans, belittles, and insults the players. When the kids don't perform up to his outrageously high expectations, during a game or tourney, he gesticulates wildly, screams at his players, and basically throws a tantrum the likes of which we haven't seen from our son in a decade. I've always thought the parents had the potential to be the worst on gameday, O'Toole has proven otherwise. Our son is struggling to keep motivated about soccer. He dreads practice and on occasion has cried on the way home from the verbal and mental abuse. In the past, we have told him to never quit because the first time you do will make quitting the next time, easier. In this instance, I have told him if he wanted to throw in the towel, I'd understand and support him. But he refuses to quit, which makes me proud of him, but intensifies the hurt I feel seeing him go though this. No young teen/kid/child should have to endure mental anguish, just to play a sport they love. If you find yourself with O'Toole as your child's coach, I wish you the best of luck. I honestly believe this coach would find a way to verbally abuse some of the greatest soccer players of all time. If I could go back, knowing what I know now, we would have taken a hard pass on SA United. We're still mystified about how the $2,500 in fees were spent!

VERY EXPENSIVE! About $60 for two days per person and $30 per one day per person for us. They…read moreshould be ashamed of their entry prices and concession stand prices too! Everything is expensive. Dirty restrooms.

Basic facility. Four full court courts and all four have the option of being used as a two smaller…read morefull courts. Usually when I see open gym here it's on the smaller full court setup. Good place for tournaments. They host many multi level events across 3 to 2 days. High school leagues. Even some adult leagues. Check out the website for current offerings.

This place is great. Reasonably priced memberships and super friendly staff. We always go in…read morethere real late (they are open till 10 on weekdays) and there is one employee that will always say hi and talk to you a little, but not too much as to interrupt your workout. The equipment could use some updating, but there's never anyone in there to fight over what they do have. They also have a massage therapist on duty, who I totally plan on visiting as a non-food reward. Would recommend to anyone looking to pump some iron or get in shape:)

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.

This is one of my top three fav mud runs I've ever participated in!…read more Warrior Dash 2015 the weather was NOT kind but it made it all the more fun! It was POURING all night and all morning making the mud run course super sloppy and super fun (more on that in a minute). The rain also caused a huge mess (pardon the pun) with parking. Cars were getting stuck in the mud, traffic was backed up for miles. But Warrior Dash handled it all like pros! Constant twitter/email/facebook updates were sent out keeping racers in the know. They also allowed those who were late because of said issues to run in other corrals, all that coming together to show a team that knew how to handle adversity and keep their runners happy in spite of it all. The obstacles were absolutely a blast! Crawling, climbing, sliding, swimming they threw everything at us and it made for all the better and more challenging a course. Weather conditions insured we were super duper dirty n trashed when we finished, but hey-it's a mud run, you should have known what you signed up for! I could go on and on about how much I enjoyed this race but I think the biggest compliment I could say to back all this up is I am registered to run their 2016 race. See ya next weekend!

Sometimes running a 5K or more can get boring. Why not mix it up some? This reminded me of a mix…read moreof cross country trail running, with obstacles mixed in along the way. I liked that it was off road, and didn't really know what to expect. The trail goes up and down and all around. It's definitely not flat, and has some pretty good downhill and uphill spurts. The obstacles were not as scary as I had built up in my head. They were doable, and people of all sizes and different fitness levels were completing them. The obstacles have you climbing walls, crawling through mud, jumping fire, swimming out to rafts, and going down a large water slide. The number one thing I can guarantee is that you will get dirty. I was the dirtiest I have ever been in my life. They have multiple waves of runners going throughout the day, as to help keep the track from getting congested. I jogged and ran the majority of the trail. Most people seemed to be walking it. It does get hard to run in wet, muddy shoes, which did result in some blisters. But an Epsom salt bath afterwards helped clear that up in a couple of days. The music from the base camp is loud and is nice to hear along the track as you are running from obstacle to obstacle. The wait for the shower at the end is as long as it took to complete the run. I wish they chipped you though and told you your finishing time. That is the one thing I missed. They had a great bag drop off, and changing area. It's nice that they have the shirt and hat pick up for the end so you don't have to carry it with you. Price of the run also includes a free beer if you feel like it. There was plenty of well organized parking, and they allowed dogs in the waiting area. Overall a fun laid back event. People were helping each other and were not pushy or aggressive.