We've been coming here for about 10 months now for soccer sprouts! It took a bit for my daughter to…read morestart listening and following directs but miss that we've been going consistently, she's gotten comfortable! Classes are 45 minutes long and the coaches are great! It gets the kids energy out as it not only is physical but with toddlers it teaches them to listen and follow directions! They teach them warm up drills, color matching, run after hula hoops, kicking the ball, stacking cones and knocking them down with a ball. Every class is different! Is toddler-parent centered so you get to be in the field with your little one! You pay annual fee and then you pay a separate fee for the season such is about 2 months long. This can all be found in their website. Once walking into the sportsdome you are greeted with people watching from the outside looking into the different games, kids and their patients sitting at tables eating, or just hanging out. On the left side is a big indoor field and the right the field is divided in half with a net, that is where soccer sprouts is held! If you continue go to straight you pass by the hangout which serves food and at the end you'll see the basketball courts. Living in reno this is a facility to host outdoor sports inside! It is a big facility to host different sports or even events! Parking is spacious which is nice compared to the north location. We are happy that this location is close to our home!

What a great place to go watch the kids play soccer Had a…read moregreat time and will be back soon

I played a season of women's league soccer here. My team was full of rookies, myself included, so…read morewe didn't set the bar too high for our success. Registration for the team was done online and wasn't too complicated. Before our first game we had to obtain players cards - the process was easy and only took a few moments. It was also easy to get another later in the season when I lost my original one (whoops!). You are required to give the card to the employee out of the field before the start of the game so they know that every player on the turf is registered. We played the full season and our games ranged from around 6PM to as late as 10PM. 10PM is brutal especially during winter. It was freezing outside and freezing inside. No matter their efforts the field area is still quite cold. My team and I warmed up in the bar area but a dedicated warm up space would be really nice as the bar area was quite crowded most times and made finding a place to stretch hard. We didn't have any of our games rescheduled so I appreciated that as I was worried we may face that concern. Luckily our schedule remained the same throughout the season. I will say as a new player the inconsistent refs were a challenge. One game a penalty would be called, the next nothing. One game they would add players based on the time elapsed and the score, they next they would tell us that only happens in the children's leagues. Not very helpful for those of us brand new to the game and trying to learn the rules and flow. I will say what I appreciate the most about this place is how understanding they were. I was asked to play on a team the following season and after one game realized it wasn't a smart move for my foot. I called and explained my situation and the employee was nice enough to refund my money for the season and let me off the hook of playing. That was very kind. I got a check in the mail about a week after I called and I was grateful for how easy they made it. I appreciate the customer service and it kind of out weighs the awkward parking, cold field and inconsistent refs.

I was going to Swift Physical Therapy for some back and hip issues. I attended for one month and…read morethey gave me a regimen of exercises that I could continue with at home. At the end of the month I felt much improvement. The facilities are fantastic! In the Physical Therapy part the equipment is top notch and the staff keeps all the tables and machines sterilized after each use. The other parts of the Sportsdome looked very intriguing for use as a year-round practice facility. There was soccer practice field, a 3/4 size football field, basketball courts, volleyball courts, golf practice area, baseball facilities, plus other areas that we were unable to see. There were tables outside of the practice areas so the parents could sit and watch the children practice through large glass floor to ceiling windows. They even have a snack bar with alcohol sales for the parents to pass the time while waiting for their kids to finish. Reno really needed this kind of facility to give the youth somewhere to practice yearly. It's nice to have the rehab facility right there if a child gets injured.

Great selection, great service. I was in the market for new skis, bindings and boots.read more

Prior to the 2024/2025 Season, I had not skied for maybe 25 years? I don't remember why I stopped…read morethis personally enjoyable sport, other that family and professional obligations probably filled up the timescape. After moving to Genoa in late 2020, it took awhile to direct my attention to skiing in general and Heavenly in particular. That happened through a combination of conversations with friends, a good deal on an EPIC Tahoe Value Pass, and realizing that it was about 20 minutes from the House to Heavenly's Boulder Lodge Parking. As far as the Skis, bindings, and boots went, I opted for a season-long rental package through BlueZone Sports in Carson City. I had to buy the poles separately and I already had Helmet, Goggles, and Ski Bib in hand. I ended up with Fischer RC Fire (165) skis with RS9 bindings, and Dalbello Vantage 4F Boots. Looking back on the season, I think that was a good combination, lacking any frame of reference to what might have been better. I went out to Heavenly 8 times during the season, which wasn't a lot, but was a good start, largely on groomed Blue slopes. I'll definitely be out next year and probably with purchased equipment. The BlueZone Sports shop at Lake Tahoe has a Labor Day sale for previous model skis and demos, so we'll see what happens. I was happy with the service that BlueZone provided at both the beginning and end of the ski season. I particularly appreciated the patience shown to this "old guy" as he initially ventured forth and then finished up with a great deal of Alpine satisfaction.

Written by our daughter who attended the camp…read more.... I had a great time at Tahoe Training camp! The surroundings were beautiful and I learned more about the mental and physical preparation required to step up my game. The team building skills taught me to trust my new teammates in a short amount of time and after a couple days; we trusted each other on and off the field. I loved the morning runs, yoga, and playing at the different field locations (beach, turf, etc...). It was a great experience and I hope to go back next year! ~ Happy Camper and Soccer Player (11 years old)

My son participated in the overnight camp. Wow! His level improved drastically and what a backdrop!…read moreLake Tahoe is the best place to train. Exceptional staff and coaching. Couldn't have asked for a better Soccer summer camp.

The guy was nice to us! I was very worried to come because…read moreof the reviews but our experience was great! We were coming from CA and needed new cleats for our triplet daughters! Thank you for your time!

The store has a good variety! The staff were not friendly at all. Seemed bothered if you asked for…read morehelp or opinion. Uneducated in any type of soccer cleats. So we tried various ones on and did our own research in the store and ordered online else where. Should have better educated or least staff that play the sport so they can help make recommendations and don't lose out in sales. In doing our own research the Puma Kings were rated high!!

I was pleasantly surprised by this store. It was packed with merchandise which is impossible to…read morefind in our inflation nation anymore. The shoe staff were incredibly helpful and they had everything I needed at a good price. Much better than going to Amazon and having to guess how items will fit. Best Big 5 I have been to.

The fact that there are no bathrooms for the customers in the store is a huge no. My husband and I…read morehave spent money there over the last several years purchasing gear for our kids for football and/or soccer. We like the selection, but today, I literally ended up peeing my pants a bit because I couldn't hold it and one of the two employees there wouldn't let me use their bathroom. That is disgusting. It's a location not inside a mall where one can go to a public bathroom. I understand not letting someone off the street use it but I was there to purchase a few things except couldn't focus when my mind was on "I need to use the bathroom." Unacceptable. I placed my items down on my way out. Rude customer service lacking empathy. Zero stars isn't an option so it's the only reason why I'm giving it one star.

Coach James is great! Scheduled a group clinic while we visited for the weekend. There are…read morepickleball courts also. Tons of social events and open to public.

We just finished up our second day of private lessons at Northstar and are so excited to have found…read moresuch an amazing tennis center in Tahoe! So far we've worked with Cody and Ryan and both provide very tailored, helpful instruction along with drills and game play to keep you moving. The whole team is energetic, engaging and clearly talented tennis players themselves. As an adult learning tennis later in life, I've worked with a number of instructors on different vacations and this team is by far the best. I can finally serve! The location is in the middle of nature and is stunning (you can even hear the stream in the background). We're staying at the Ritz and it's a quick 10 minute drive over so very easy for those staying at different properties. We've had such a good time that we booked private instruction and an adult camp for the additional 4 days of our vacation! Definitely recommend checking it out.

Not quite what I was expecting. Seemed a bit disorganized. I understand that this is a low key…read moresport organization but I was hoping for a bit more as far as coaches being lined up further ahead.

Absolutely stunning park! Home of the Carson Valley Little…read moreLeague and its sprawling fields of green grass. This is a perfect park for a picnic or to get your steps in. Gorgeous views.

Gayle and I were at Lampe Park yesterday to watch her Mom's great grandson play in a T-ball game…read more The "game" consisted of each team batting completely around the roster twice. A hit for each kid was guaranteed, as was a one base advance. And no outs. It was fun watching all those future hall of famers run around chasing balls or the bases. A large number of family members were in attendance, and a fun time was had by all. Lampe Park itself is strategically hidden from the US 395 main drag and can be accessed by turning at Sharkey's (then looping around St. Gall Church) or turning at Walgreens. A huge skateboard park is located across the street. Parking is limited, although we didn't have any problem with that during our visit. Lampe park is a large 32-acres and with impressive ball fields that we experiences up close yesterday. In addition, facilities include: a group pavillion, a soccer/multi-use field, tennis/pickle ball courts, handball and volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic tables, BBQs, and of course a play structure. I found it to be a very roomy, well-kept, and welcoming park.

Quality/Quantity - What a great find! And a nonprofit. If…read moreyou are following, we will be home (in Reno) for a few more days and want to spend more time exploring our city and neighboring cities. This has popped up (among a few other events), so we decided to visit this first. Again, what a great find. So much art in the historic buildings surrounding the other buildings and throughout the town (murals!). I took very few pictures (can you believe that, lol), as I decided to drive versus walk on this very hot day. Ambiance - Two blocks...? Not just the old brewery, but all the adjoining buildings. And the lot across the street with the stage, see pictures. Lastly, the old church... is not a church any more, lol. Free outdoor summer concerts, see website. Theater, performance hall, exhibit hall, grand ballroom, education wing, etc. Classes, membership; see websites. Small parking lot, but other than the artists, we were the only guests here, lol. Well, the rest of the parking lot is currently being used for this event. Call or check their website for hours. Service - Everyone is so welcoming. Price - Free, thank you! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1975.

Great performance by all of the actors! What an enjoyable Sunday afternoon watching art come to…read morelife through such talented individuals. I especially appreciated the nice touch at the end -- the actors taking their time during the curtain call to greet and thank all of the patrons. That made the experience even more personal and memorable. However, my first impression of the venue itself wasn't great. This was my first time visiting, and we had difficulty finding parking since it wasn't clear whether parking across by the church was allowed. We were able to find street parking and walked across. Once we arrived, we had trouble figuring out where to enter for the main stage performance. Unfortunately, the woman at the concessions counter (confections) was not helpful or friendly, which made things even more confusing. We ended up walking back and forth between buildings trying to find the correct entrance. The performance was 5-star, but the venue experience -- especially the initial interaction at the concessions counter -- was disappointing. NO stars. I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future visitors.