Great basketball camp for all ages, tons of motivation and great friendly fun. I was referred by a…read morefriend and I can definitely say we will be back next sim

From the owner: The premier summer camp in Corpus Christi, the South Texas All Star Basketball Camp has served boys…read moreand girls from 1st-12th grades for nearly 30 years. Not only will our campers develop fundamental basketball skills, but they will learn from high school and college coaches from throughout the South Texas area.

Well the new locker rooms are awesome. Better then what they were…read more Fernando is still not very helpful only when he wants to or you are female, then he goes above and beyond.

Nice little place. Somewhat unorganized. Fairly good selection of cardio machines, weight machines…read moreare a little sparse but you can get what you need done. Pool is very small and no lane lines for lap swim. it looks to be only about 20 yards if that.

If you're looking for a quality martial arts dojo, this is not the place. The drama began in…read moreDecember 2024 when the owner, Mark, abruptly fired his senior instructor--someone who had stood by him for over 20 years. When asked why, Mark simply said, "He cost the dojo money." That decision triggered a mass exodus. Nearly all of his black belts quit. The few who stayed did so only because they were on the payroll (spoiler alert!). The fallout didn't stop there. Mark began transforming CCFMA into a full-blown McDojo, with every executive decision focused solely on maximizing profits--even if it meant sacrificing training quality. With the experienced students gone, the level of instruction declined sharply. Combine that with a profits-over-people mindset, and it's clear this dojo is crumbling. To make matters worse, the owner has been displaying increasingly erratic behavior. He now spends more time ranting to parents about former staff than he does actually training students. He's slandered loyal instructors with easily disproven lies and shown a complete lack of professionalism. The final straw came just last week when Mark fired his business manager of seven years without warning. That same evening, he publicly disparaged her in front of a full class. It was a bridge too far. His last remaining instructor walked out, unwilling to continue supporting the deception. And now? As of this writing, when 6:00 pm rolls around, the dojo sits empty. Mark--the so-called Grand Master--doesn't even show up to fulfill his obligations. He's left his students to fend for themselves. DO. NOT. GO. HERE. UNDER. ANY. CIRCUMSTANCES.

I was under the assumption that martial arts is about focus and discipline, strength and great…read morecharacter, that's not the case at this establishment. The instructors seemed impatient and unwilling to work with struggling members. This place lacks the moral integrity that would expect from materials arts, I would look for another place if you want the WHOLE child to grow and learn from the lessons.

Nueces County is named after the Nueces River, which flows through the heart of it. It's home to…read morethe cities of Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, and Robbstown, among other cities. It's a great place to get into the Great Outdoors! There's lots of places for the sporting life, camping, fishing, or relaxing! The whole county revolves around the Corpus Christi Bay, which is a wonderful body of water for a city to be in front of. Nueces County is also the home of Selena. Viva Selena! How many other counties have their own aircraft carriers!? Not many, but Nueces does. Nueces County is also home to the highest bridge in all of Texas! It's pronounced, "New Aces"