Can't say enough about the experience my son who is 12 had. He talks about it non stop about all…read morethe new things he learned and the opportunity to be taught by people who know their stuff. Going to be signing up for weekly classes and a camp this summer for sure!

Teddy and First touch have exceeded our expectations and my son loves to train there. He is…read morelooking forward to continuing his development with Teddy for years to come.

Amazing place if you want your child to get quicker with their foot skills in soccer. We have 2…read morekids who have been coming to soccer hub for a few years now and can tell a major difference in their game when they come here to practice regularly. The owners are so kind and generous. Oh and they serve beer on tap too! They also host parties and have adult leagues. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Amazing place if you want your child to get quicker with their foot skills in soccer. We have 2…read morekids who have been coming to soccer hub for a few years now and can tell a major difference in their game when they come here to practice regularly. The owners are so kind and generous. Oh and they serve beer on tap too! They also host parties and gave adult leagues. I can't say enough good things about this place.

A hidden gem. If you don't want your player to be disciplined by a true soccer master, then go play…read morerec. Coach David's methods may not work for everyone, but those who stick with it receive consistent technical training and unique soccer opportunities. No cry babies.

Coach David is an amazing Coach that wants the best for his players, focuses on the details, and…read morehas the best training I have ever attended.

I grew up playing here and this is the training that turned me into a college soccer player. I'm…read moreback training again as an adult and it's still a great time. Great for all skill levels.

My daughter did summer training and speed & agility training at Avila's Round Rock location this…read moresummer and LOVED it. She was excited to go every day and was exhausted when she got home. The price can't be beat for the amount of training she got, and she learned and practiced so many skills that will help her on her select team. The classes were small enough that she got individualized training and it never felt too crowded. She'll be back next summer for sure!

Player safety is clearly not a priority here. I've played and captained coed teams for 8yrs but the…read morerecent mismanagement is unacceptable. Teams are routinely placed in leagues they don't belong in, resulting in blowout games, aggressive behavior, and zero competitive balance. On top of that, there have been multiple serious assaults, including me being hit in the face by a player wearing a watch and one of my players being punched and kicked in the head with no consequences. Instead of addressing safety issues, their solution was to move my beginner team up a division without notice, after we had already paid and no refunds. I would strongly warn others that if you value fair play or basic safety, look elsewhere.

What a great spot to have so close to home. We've been wanting to get out 3 year old into soccer…read morefor some time but never wanted to make the jump because of the heat. We stumbled upon SoccerZone and decided to give it a shot. We signed up for a free trial class online without any issue and couldn't be happier. The class was small, and the two teachers were fantastic. Both were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The entire building was well built out and perfect to get my son his intro into soccer.

We played with NASA last year (I coached as well) and I really appreciated how prepared they expect…read morecoaches to be. There is an online training, an in-person option to learn coaching skills, and a concussion/safety training, plus an app/resources for planning practices and drills. (It sounds like a lot but was manageable and what you want from a coach teaching your child!) I really liked the experience overall and found the league was well run and communication was good. Families and other coaches were very friendly and it felt like the type of league I played in as a kid for 12+ years-- well organized practices, actual games on the weekends, etc. The emphasis really is on teaching kids strong basics but also having fun (they remind the coaches of that many times!). I looked into other leagues, and was wary of reviews that said some teams in other leagues didn't really play real games and it's more instructional than a league (I9). Lonestar seemed like a good option for more intensive soccer (some options for more than 1 practice a week) but other than that seemed similar so we're sticking with NASA for now and are excited for a second year.

The coaching is good. The home facility is sort of embarrassing. Why doesn't NASA have a nice home…read morefacility?