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Our boys loved the race and the course. Gave 4 stars bc they were slow to start bc they were filling holes in the street. This shud have been done prior to race day. Overall great experience and otherwise organized. read more
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The Hot Chocolate is a run race and a Peachtree Road Race qualifier, so if you do well on the…read morecourse, use your time when you run on July 4th to boost your seeded wave. I have done this race twice, so you really have no idea what to expect in terms of the weather. It might be cold or it might be freezing cold. Make sure you have compression pants for this race, you will thank me later. I cannot stress it enough, do not wear cotton clothing, as it does not wick away your sweat. You will be running 15K (9.3 miles) and as you run, you will be sweating and all that sweat will be absorbed by your clothing and wet and freezing cold weather will make you extremely sick... not a good combo. So wear polyester fibers... or better yet wearing cold gear... This race is known for their goodie bags, hot chocolate, banana, melted chocolate, a bag of snacks and a very cool fleece jacket that you should not wear during the race. Overall, this is a fun race, something I would recommend at least once. [Review #491] (76th Review of 2017)
Date: January 22, 2017 Location: Centennial Park…read more I will definitely run for chocolate! This is pretty much counterproductive for a race but great motivation to run. The Hot Chocolate is a 15k/5k race. So that's 9.3 miles or 3.5 miles. This year was my first 5K Hot Chocolate in Atlanta, I've done races from other organizers prior to this so I at least have some comparison of what to expect. The price is not too bad in terms to what you get. The race itself was fantastic. Not too hot, and not too cold. I thought the race-day organization was horrible. There were no sign anywhere telling you where things were located. I didn't get emails about purchasing a parking spot prior to the race. The finish line could be a little better identified with overhead signage instead of just side signs. Expo: I wish there was an option to get it mailed home. Parking and location sucks! Swag bag: Typically, whatever the jacket is and a bag and that's it. You get a drawstring backpack + a full-zip, fitted jacket with a cozy hood. I would have gladly paid for the hoodie with my own money. I love the practical thumb holes and slimming design. Deep front pockets are ideal for storing your keys or phone. The nice thing is, there's an area to try it on and swap if you want a different size. I wore mine to and during the race. It kept me warm since Atlanta can be pretty chilly in the morning and was great to run in! Getting to the race: some parking, but limited. Parking cost anywhere from $20-$60. I thought the location of the race was horrible! It took me literally 30 minutes to find parking. The Start: 8:20 am for the 5K. Lined up in corrals, goes on a staggered start system, which is appreciated. During the race: I would say if you really need to drink often or more often than 2 mile increments, you will need to carry some water with you. FINISHER MEDAL Only the 15k runners get the new medal. Now, if you know much about the Hot Chocolate race series, you know that the finish line is the BEST part!! You get HOT CHOCOLATE! AND, you get chocolate fondue, a banana, Rice Krispy Treat, cookies and pretzels. OH, and a marshmallow! I couldn't wait to get those treats! Overall, this was a fun race that everyone should try at least once.
First Peachtree Road Race..Lots of fun..I didn't know what to expect but I glad to have the…read moreexperience
Probably the worst organized 10k I've ever raced. Shame on The Atlanta Track Club, City of Atlanta…read moreand Northside Hospital for allowing this disorganized mess. Worst packet pickup location ever. An hour to get into the parking lot and well over hour to get out of the parking lot. The expo was terrible when you have over 50,000 runners wanting merchandise from someone other than adidas. Ugliest race T-shirt. We the people is the preamble to the Constitution not Independence Day celebration. Georgia is GA not G.A. Yellow, really. How about red white and blue for the 250th Independence Day celebration.
Happy Birthday America
I'm so grateful I got to run this race with Meb pacing the 1:40 group! It was the experience of a…read morelifetime. The course is hilly yes, but enjoyable nonetheless. Running with the pace group, through the streets, parks, and Georgia Tech campus, and ending the race at Centennial Park (where the trials the day prior also finished!) brought back so many memories for this former Georgian. My now Houstonian legs couldn't handle the hills well after about mile 9, despite some incline training I had thrown into my treadmill workouts...and I'm paying the price today with sore hamstrings, but I'd do this race again in a heartbeat! The expo was sad, but volunteer and crowd support were great. Thank you for setting up water stations on BOTH sides of the street, too!
Prerace logistics: Could have been better. The packet pickup was split between two odd times on…read moreSaturday and I think all in line would agree it was a train wreck. Not a safe crowd of people at all. Race itself: Very nice! Well laid out, good course, good course support. Simple to get to the start line and out of the post-race village. In fact, the race felt smaller than it was, which means they did a great job with logistics.
Before 7am start and Nicole has not had coffee yet grrr
67th Marathon in the bag
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The Atlanta Zombie walk is one of the best events of the year. Rain or shine hundreds of zombies…read moregather and shuffle from Oakland Cemetery to Underground Atlanta. Then they either catch the Marta train back or are forced to shuffle back on foot by the Marta police. Sure some zombies drink to much and maybe cause a little vandalism. But really it is not like the blood wont wash away after all. Dogs, kids, family, and friends are all welcome. atlantahorrorfest.com/ not sure if they are still the guys that plan it but they had done a great job in the past.
Do you want to smear fake blood all over your friends, carry adult sodas down the road with a bunch…read moreof strangers, drag fake limbs around, scream excessively at bystanders, tromp thru Oakland Cematary covered in nastiness, scare people at Underground, get A LOT of strange looks riding Marta? Do ya? Well, this event is for you!! We've participated in this for 3 years now, with some varying results. There is usually a planned route and some order but mostly people just get lost and smear fake blood down buildings and shit. Yeah, that's freakin' fun and you know you want to join. The cops don't seem to notice the open containers in your hands when you look like you got struck by bus full of chicken guts. They just gawk like the rest and continue on their day. Brilliant! Last year, we took a stroll thru Woodruff Park to pay the Occupy Atlanta protestors a visit. While shouting stuff like, "Give up Brains or give us death" and other lame shit like that we chased down unsuspecting protestors and looker-ons! It was hilarious. They have movie make-up people at the meeting place to assist with your make-up for a small donation. If you need help, I will spit blood on you, don't hesitate to ask. Come have fun with us next year, you won't regret it, well maybe not.
I love this race…read more I have done the full marathon twice now and it just gets better every year. The real reason this race is so great is the course. It really showcases the best of Atlanta. From Downtown, to Sweet Auburn, Inman Park and Candler Park. Through Decatur and Druid Hills, Midtown and Va-Hi, you get a tour of all that is great about Atlanta. And since it is run in the spring, all of our glorious trees are out in bloom. Warning, Atlanta is hilly and so is this race, but it is so worth it. The crowd support is growing - great on the first 13, dwindling toward the end, but in a few years will be up there with the other big city marathons. The water stops have now been "outsourced" to charity and corporate partners, and since there is a competition, the partners go all out., which makes the race a lot of fun, since every few miles you get to encounter a team of volunteers excited to cheer you on. If you plan on doing 26.2 in the peach state, this marathon will blow you away.
Worst marathon course I have ever ran (out of 15 different courses). It was all hills and…read moreneighborhoods. I flew down here to run and see the city.... Not to see what real estate you have to offer and the security systems and landscaping. I don't give a hoot what homes are in sale and who did their yard and what security they have.Only reason why this trip wasn't a utter waste of time is because I am visiting my best friend at the same time. The marathon itself.. one star. I am definitely NOT coming back to run this and nowhere close to considering it either. BUT 5 stars to all the volunteers.
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Do not sign up for a Spartan race until you understand how they squeeze you for money…read more I saw an ad for a discount;however, after all the fees and upcharges, you're barely saving any money. No cancellation policy. - mandatory parking, bag check: $10.00 - mandatory insurance and admin fee: $14.00 - processing fee: $12.00 Total: $36.00 in extra fees!!! Of note: class action lawsuit on their "insurance" coverage Few in our group cant make it. They gave a "transfer" ticket option with a 36.15 fee. Naturally, you'd think this is the additional 36.15 theyre screwing you out of from a ticket that fully paid for. NO, after the receiving person gets the email about the transferred ticket, they want an addition 62.00 per person. So... They've made money from the actual ticket, THEN an additional almost 100.00 per ticket. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Would I do it again or sign up of I knew all the above ahead of time? Absolutely not.
I have a lot of love for ATC and the running journey that they have inspired in me when I turned…read more40. Each year I love the Atlanta women's race which was 4 miles this year. We received beautiful, long, stem roses and metals at the end. It is such a celebration of community. I have also run my share of Atlanta marathons, 13 so far. Thanks for inspiring me for a lifestyle of health and wellness.
First time volunteering and let me tell you it was a amazing experience. Everyone was so kind and…read moreeven the participants were so happy at 8am. Having run and lead large scale events like this Jarrett and Katie got it down packed.
Ran the four miler with the beautiful women of Atlanta and received my long stem rose! Thank you, ATC for another beautiful women's race!
2017 Resolution Run 1/1/2017.
This is my 2nd time doing this race. They do give out cute shirts and cool looking medals. Is a…read moregreat charity and they have a lot of fun throwing these holiday runs. You must give it a try.
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When I first moved to Atlanta, I was looking to step out of my comfort zone and try something new…read more After googling events, I came across something called The Great Urban Race. If you're familiar with the show The Great Amazing Race, is VERY similiar to it. Teams of two are given clues. Once the clue is solved, it sends you to a part of Atlanta. Once you reach your desitination, you usually have to do something wacky and you're given an item. There's bascially 12 clues and when you're done you go back to where the race started. If your among the people with the fastest times, you qualify to compete in the championship race that will take place later in the year. It's fun as hell!!!! By the way, you're not allowed to drive your own vehicle. You can only take public transportation. Because I moved to Atlanta only a few months before I competed in the event, I wasn't really much help solving any of the clues. Do yourself a favor and google it and see when it comes back to Atlanta. I'd love to do it again, so if anyone is interested let me know.
This was amazing. I had so much fun. Definitly need sunscreen next time as I am dying from this…read moresunburn. Also bring a camara becuase using ur phone to look up info and take pictures will kill it. my phone with all the pictures on it was dead buy the time we reached the end. Bring a back pack with water and wear shorts or capris and comfy walking shoes. Also a actual map would help because tryen to use your cell phone for everything is just crazy. Looking forward to this again would like to add more people to our group. We are the Naked Yelpers!!!!
The staff were the absolute most professional and friendly!!…read more The prices were by far the cheapest admission around!! I was able to purchase wheels and bearings at a reasonable price, and they assisted in putting everything together! The security guards were very helpful and attentive to the crowd.. CDC guidelines were followed!! temperatures were checked and social distancing was in place.. Thank you for allowing us to skate and keeping your business open during this pandemic!!
**Unprofessionalism By Owner** The owner is very…read moreunprofessional and responds to customers in a rude manner. I do not recommend anyone take their family there. Please drive the extra 15 minutes for better service.
This is a great municipal course! If you live anywhere close I definitely recommend coming out to…read moretry it! There are only 9 holes on this course but you can play it twice for a discount! Me and dad can play a round of 18 with the senior and student discount for about $23 a piece! If you just have time for 9 holes it's even less than that! It's not a perfect course but it's nice enough and it's the right price for a blue collar guy like me. They also have a driving range and practice green if you need to hit a few before you play :) Since it's so close to my house it's definitely my go to course around town! If you want to play a nice community course that's relaxed at a good price, I'd definitely recommend giving this course a shot. It's a no pressure spot that is playable and affordable.
Amazing course a lot of fun and challenging. I grew up not three miles from this course and never…read moreeven knew it existed!! I'm so happy to come back home and play this course challenging and fun!
This review is written in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. I never thought I'd golf, but it is…read moreone of the very few activities that I feel comfortable doing during this time, so I just started a couple of months back. My husband and I both got City of Atlanta Fore Pass so we don't break the bank. Thank goodness you can golf almost all year round in Georgia. Anyway, with the pass, we pay $13.50 per person with the cart per round after 2pm and today was the first time I ever played on an 18-hole full course (but I have been to a fair share of golf courses). Overall I liked the place, with the course design, the scenery, and their COVID-19 precautions. I am always impressed by the condition of the municipal courses. The downside at the moment is that driving range is closed, likely due to COVID. It was supposed to be free range balls with the Fore Pass. I give it a 4 stars really in comparison with Chastain Park Golf Course, which I personally think is nicer and better maintained (but also can get fully booked very quickly). We will definitely be back!
Browns Mill you get the worst golf award of the year…read more The greens were absolutely horrible, poorly maintained and in serious need of landscaping. Every green had piles/bales of freshly cut grass sitting around near the pin. There was no water or beverages available for purchase, yet that had several empty beverage displays. What really surprised us was that, despite the condition of the course and lack of basic amenities, they were actually are hosting a tournament. We came expecting an enjoyable round of golf and left extremely disappointed. There are simply too many other golf courses in the Atlanta area to spend money playing under these conditions.
If you are even remotely considering doing a Team in Training event, do it today! What an amazing,…read morepositive experience. I participated in the Tugaloo Triathlon in 06 and ready for another season. Here are some of the attributes: Training Program - whether you are doing a triathlon, marathon or century, you'll get a fantastic training program that WILL get you to your goal. Coaches - if the program wasn't enough, there is a team of experienced, excellent and fun coaches to give you tips and motivate you. LLS Staff - The staff at LLS is extraordinary. Amazing people. Overall Wellness - Hello? You'll be working out and don't you always feel so good after a work out? Patient Hero - The person you work so hard to fund-raise for is humbling. They show such strength and courage - it's inspiring. In total, an amazing organization and experience that will impact you forever. From the site: If crossing the finish line after running or walking 26.2 miles or 13.1 miles, cycling 100 miles or completing a triathlon while helping cure deadly diseases are things you've always wanted to accomplish, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training will make them happen. As the largest endurance sports training program in the world, we will provide you with the experience of a lifetime.
As a cancer survivor, I have fundraised for various groups and participated in numerous…read morewalks/relays/races. ANYTHING you can do to fight cancer is good, but Team In Training takes it to a new level of awesomeness. I am now a proud TNT alum, having completed the Iron Girl Atlanta and Chattanooga Waterfront triathlons in the summer of 2009. I'm currently a mentor for the 2010 triathlon season! TNT is the best way to prepare for an endurance event, whether you are a beginner or a super-marathoner. The coaching is supportive and professional, and if you follow their advice and suggestions, you WILL feel prepared to complete your event. The mentors and staff partners are incredible as well, and they are there to make sure that you are successful in both your physical training AND your fundraising. Yes, you have to commit to raising money, but it's for an amazing cause, and there are so many people to help you think of (and implement) creative and fun ways to do it! Throughout the season, I never for a minute felt like I wasn't going to succeed. Speaking of fun, the whole experience is lots of it - yes, the training and fundraising are serious, but TNT is also a fantastic social outlet. Many of my best friends have come from Team In Training, and it is truly like a big family - it seems like everywhere you go, someone is recognizing your "purple power" and giving you a great big GO TEAM!!!
So they are in the middle of a major remodel to everything. Clubhouse just opened this week the…read morerestaurant is good but need to work the kinks out with service. I feel they can only improve. Remember if the customers don't like the service they will go somewhere else even if the food is good. That's the main area they need to work on right now. I am a member and golf here at least 3 times a week. They are trying and you can see the improvements in the course. It didn't break over night and will not be fixed overnight. RC, Greg, Cory, big Tim just to name a few are great for the course. Paris, in the restaurant has a big job in front of her. She can do it I feel. I will give them 30 days on the food side and give an update.
Fairways, greens, hidden holes that nearly broke my ankle. Greens are so slow, my ball stopped 3/4…read moreof the way to the hole on a steep green. Fairways are worse than the rough on most good courses. Not worth $25.00.
Lullwater Conservation Garden (not be be confused with Lullwater Park, on the nearby Emory Campus)…read moreis one of Dekalb County's prettiest pockets of park greenery. My family has been visiting for years. It's a quiet place for a stroll along the wooded Lullwater Creek, and it's my favorite place for a picnic. Bring your lawn chairs. You'll definitely want to sit a spell, too. It's also in the neighborhood where "Driving Miss Daisy" was filmed. PS: Doggie likes it, too.
It's a cute little park if you'd like a quiet place to read. There were no visible parking areas…read moreexcept for the roadside or street parking. Some overgrown bushes and fallen trees were present. But, there are a couple of open areas with a well and benches provided. A small trail is found in the center. Only takes a few minutes to complete it.
I would like to give a very special review Sports Center Academy!…read moreMy children have been attending for a few years and it has been a wonderful experience! The staff is like family, so very supportive through any weather! Thank you for making things easier for my children and I. You guys make sure you help out as much as you can and assure us that you guys are always there for us!!!! We love you guys always Here 10 star rating!!!!!! The Pitney family
My son has really enjoyed this camp this summer. It is affordable and organized. He gets to…read moreparticipate In sports,swimming weekly, and field trips. He loves it. I also like that is organized with a calendar planned out for the entire summer. It also is very affordable. Would recommend.
I attended a birthday party at this facility; my review is not based in deep involvemement with the…read moregymnastics program or anything. However, my casual contact with this place was incredibly positive. My kids left this party absolutely glowing with joy on their little faces. My folks had me in a few gymnastics camps when I was a little - I remember the stern coaches who wouldn't let me do any of the fun stuff until I had perfected a boring old forward roll. It's apparently a different situation at the Tumbleweeds facility; they seem to be good at promoting the joy of the sport, and one look at the website seems to show a quite storied history of their activities. There is a massive wall of trophies in the main gym. Anyway, the birthday party was basically a monitored free-play in their spacious gym. Kids were allowed free reign of the balance beams, the trampolines, and the bar apparatus, all accompanied by a great soundtrack of clean jock jams. A clear favorite was the foam pit, used for safety while learning aerial maneuvers on the high bars. The kids were happily jumping into this pit for the entire hour or so. The more adventurous ones would hop up on the high beams and point their toes, make little hops and things. We later moved to the spacious party room, which was clean and well setup. The gym is located in the Conley Rec Center in the College Park neighborhood of Atlanta. This is just west of the airport, so you can see and hear the landing approaches from the parking lot. The place is a jem, and I just might come back. If one of your kids is invited to a party here, make sure to attend; it's pretty awesome.
College Park Tumbleweeds is an incredible gymnastics program! We drive all the way from Newnan,…read morebecause it is the best around. Most of the coaches have been Tumbleweeds, including the head coach, director and class coordinator. We would not go anywhere else! They run an exceptional and successful program!