Provides an incredible service. Coach pays particular attention to detail and his clients, and that…read moremakes each experience special. Session over session i can see a very tangible difference and confidence in my kid that is a direct result of the coaching. Coach makes things very digestible for someone to understand and meets them where they are. I would absolutely recommend his services to anyone looking to learn or polish their skills.

My 6 year old son LOVES this camp! He went for Spring break and this summer. He loves going and…read moresays that he has so much fun and learns so much. He loves watching the older kids play so he can see where he wants to work his skill up to. All of the staff and coaches are amazing and very nice. Plus, it's an 8-5 camp, which is basically unheard of. It makes drop off and pickup so much easier for families where both parents work full time. Thank you for helping mold our children for success, not only in basketball, but in all areas. You're doing an amazing job, Shooting for Success!

The coaches and staff with SA City are extremely supportive, helpful and committed to player…read moregrowth. The first impression that was made at tryouts was really impactful on my son. I'm so glad we were referred here by a former pro soccer player.

From the owner: SA City Soccer Club is a youth organization which offers all levels of play for young people from 4…read moreto 19 years of age. SA City promotes an active, healthy lifestyle and love for the "beautiful game". SA City strives to develop complete soccer players with key core values which, we believe provide our players the best opportunity to succeed at the next level whether that is high school, college, professional soccer or life outside of competitive sports.

This is the kind of shop everyone dreams of finding. Keith is a suspension genius (Racetech…read morecertified), and they are honest and reasonable. It's a place where you can hang out and shoot the sh*t and you never feel like they are condescending or trying to separate you from your wallet. The owner and his son both race a lot, so call first to make sure they're not out racing before you come by! Great little spot.

THESE GUYS SUCK!…read more Just kidding! Keith is awesome! He really knows his stuff and will not BS you about it. He wants you to have what's best, not what's best for his pocket. Stand up guy.

I appreciate any form of entertainment that in a serious way doesn't take itself seriously. And in…read morea roundabout way basks in its own campiness. I must admit I'm a latecomer to the whole roller derby sport(It is a sport by the way). My point of reference has always been the Raquel Welch film, " Kansas City Bombers" of yesterday. The perception by it that the roller girl is eye candy first and athlete thereafter is how most of us (mainly men)have been informed. But entertainment changes with the mores of any given generation. So now the fingerless gloves, decorated helmets, kneepads, skates that spit fire, the catchy as hell names: "Meri-Death", "Violet Protest" "Sock er' Mom" take on a much bigger significance. Girl Power is in full bloom here. And these ladies kick a$$ then take names. Which makes it all the more powerful. When a derby girl falls to the floor, you feel its impact. A quick overview of what to expect: There is parking away from the sports complex. Which means you will be walking in the dark after the event. I suggest you pay the $5 fee to park closer. It's also cheaper to buy tickets online. In addition they host events to promote their games at various local breweries; a perfect opportunity to buy tickets on the cheap. Otherwise it's $13 bucks at the door, well worth the price. As for seating you can choose any spot on a bleacher. The only thing is that the two periods stretch and after awhile you will feel it on your bum. As an ACRG newbie I didn't quite know what to expect. I also wondered why some people weren't sitting up front. Big Mistake. At any given moment a derby girl might fly right into your lap, leaving me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Girls zip by you. Smashing. Crashing. Colliding. Elbowing. Punctuated by more physical contact. Make no bones about it these ladies are ready to risk certain injury to entertain but above all to win. If in reading this you do not know what the object of the game is don't worry neither do I. By the second half you will understand it better. And as you see derby girls dashing through lanes there is a "heart" peeking out, a sense of community. For example I saw a girl with her mom in a makeshift derby outfit. I could sense that she was fan-girling throughout the game. At half time they made her an honorary team member, handing her a specially created shirt. You can tell it made her night. When she becomes a derby girl I'm sure she'll remember that gesture. The Alamo City Roller Girls is campy, good fun. The elbows are delivered with a "Kapow!" And the crowd does a mini wave as a jammer parts a moshpit of skaters. If you're looking for an experience somewhere between a Joan Jett's concert and a Texas Death Match this will be for you. Just mind your nachos if you choose to sit up front.

*BIG APPLAUSE* Jamie promised and she delivered - as well as the rest of the Alamo City Roller…read moreGirls!!!! You guys more than definitely deserved the win and I'm happy to say that I was there to see it happen. The crowd was revved, the music was loud and the game was great! For those of you not familiar with roller derby or have only watched on tv, I encourage you to make it a point to come to a LIVE game. Especially where the ACRG is concerned - they rock!

Came here to play and we were the first ones here. They have space for pickleball, volleyball,…read moresoccer, racquetball, basketball and open space for... corn hole. Woohoo lol Public restrooms (limited space) and a concession stand is available. Cool spot... we will come back for sho'

08 Oct 2024 A pretty…read morenice and compact facility. Looks like four pickleball courts, two soccer fields, a volleyball court, maybe a tennis court and another court for some other game that is not pickleball or tennis. I didn't catch the name of the game. All the courts were active b The husband has joined a pickleball league complete with team shirts. Each team plays three games. I believe the league goes for seven weeks. There is a concession stand where you can buy snacks, beer, water, Gatorade and sodas. Sodas were $2, not bad. I got the last Coke Zero. The area around the pickleball courts has many picnic tables and benches for your stuff and for spectators. It's quite the nice little facility.

Completely disorganized. Nine year olds playing on same…read morecourt with five year olds. No practice facilities, team practices on asphalt at some random elementary school selected by the volunteer coach. No training, background check, or supervision of coaches, despite what they say. Frequent last-minute schedule changes. Back to back games on the same night, and late evening/early morning. Twelve on a team, with substitutions allowed only between quarters, means some players play one quarter per game. No trinket, ribbon, trophy. Suggest Stone Oak Athletics, I9 Sports, or YMCA, all for less money.

The season pass is a BIG rip off. They didn't make it clear you pay even if you don't play. So to…read moreuse your three tokens you just keep paying and paying. I didn't want my daughter to play a sport in the hot Texas heat during the summer so I got to pay $60 more than parents that did have their kids play. Fume. Cancelling as soon as I can.

River City Futbol Club is the newest amateur, travel soccer team in the San Antonio area. The club…read moreis new but already off to an amazing start, run by the young, energetic director and coach, Demingo Lopes. The club has plans to expand to at least four teams and is holding tryouts for players born between '97 and '01 throughout May '12. Check out their site -- http://www.rivercityfc.com -- for all the details. My son is now in his second season with Demingo (first season with River City FC). He and we, his parents, have nothing but positive to say about the experience. We were a struggling team suffering from inconstant coaching for years. In one season, Demingo took us from mid-table to winning our division. Now we are playing up and enjoying the challenge of it. As far as fees, compare them to any other pay club in the San Antonio -- and Austin, for that matter -- club and you'll be surprised that RCFC is the least expensive of the lot, which came as a complete surprise. A real value. The kids learn quickly and grow as people along the way. We've had mixed experience with other clubs along the way -- literally being taught to cheat to win or being yelled at in an utterly non-helpful manner -- but again, it's all been positive since our switch to RCFC.

PARENTS BEWARE. This club is riddled with nothing but…read morebroken promises and deceit. The owner is the most irresponsible and dishonest person you'll ever meet. We spent two years with this club and it was nothing but frustration. The owner repeatedly asks for money from the parents, despite them having already paid a full years' dues, only to pocket almost every penny. Hence the reason he was constantly needing more money from the parents. How he is still in business is a mystery. This club is a farce.

As much as I would NOT like to leave a Star I will leave at least one ONLY because my son loves to…read moreplay Volleyball for the Savages the overall experiences with NYS on ALL the gyms that are chosen for the games to the refs and the inconsistencies is quite disappointing. You all have so much growing to do and have a lot of improvements that need and should be made. It's such a shame. It's like you do not really care about the players or their families experiences it seems like it's just the money for you all! So sad!!!!

We have played on several different youth sports organizations, and National Youth Sports is one of…read morethe most organized that we have ever been in. I am very happy that Northside ISD (which is where I receive the fliers from) support this organization; because it definitely is one of the best out of other options here in SA. We have been very grateful to be placed on teams where the volunteer parent coaches are extremely engaged and try their hardest to create practices throughout the week to ensure the kiddos are remaining active and engaged in their sports. My boys are a bit older now and we have used NYS for years, but once my daughter turns 3 and is eligible to enroll in soccer/baseball, National Youth Sports will definitely be my first call. Thanks NYS!