I am a new member at the Georgetown recreation center. I must say, I am quite impressed with this…read moreestablishment. Upon walking in, I was greeted by a nice woman who explained the recreation center to me. There are 2 swimming pools, one inside and one outside. They actually have water aerobics here! There's a walking track upstairs so there's a place to go when the weather outside is too hot too windy or too rainy to walk. They have a beautiful gym with a lot of equipment. They have a book share shelf. You can take a book or leave a book or both! They have lots of exercise classes and dance classes, including country and ballroom. They have yoga and more. This center is not just for young people or old people or children or men or women, it's for everybody! I saw so many different types of people, it was just a wonderful place to be. Everyone was so kind and the energy was so upbeat. As of the day that I am writing this review, the price is $30 a month. They do have programs for older people called Silver Sneakers, so even the old people can stay in shape! This is not a place to bring your dog. There are too many good things to say about this place. I have attached the schedule of classes. I highly recommend your visit!

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I really, really wanted to like this place for my daughters. I placed them in an after school…read moreprogram here, gymnastics and martial arts, plus paid for the additional time to have them complete their homework before I picked them up. The facility wasn't perfectly organized, which I expected after seeing the reviews posted here before, but I didn't let that dissuade me. I was disappointed to find out they did not offer transportation from my youngest daughter's school any longer, but a discount was given on some of her classes to make up for the fact that I had to drive her from school to KidSport. Less than two months into the programs, the martial arts teacher quit, and there was no replacement lined up. My older daughter was upset when she arrived and didn't know what to do or where to go, so was in tears. One of the staff, instead of offering her some support or comfort, told her to "Stop whining and being a baby." Unacceptable. The breaking point came last week when I got to the facility to drop my youngest daughter off after school, the day before Thanksgiving break. My older daughter tells me that she got left at school. The person responsible for picking up all of the students from the elementary school didn't see her right away, and just assumed we were on vacation despite not receiving a note/call/email from us as is outlined in their protocol, so LEFT WITHOUT HER. The school, knowing my 9 year old little girl was left behind, called them and she came back to get my daughter. No one from KidSport called me to let me know my child had been left, or that this mistake had been made. I only found out by accident. And when I brought it up, the woman who left her behind laughed, as if it was somehow funny. I hate having to post a negative review, but when it comes to the basic safety of a child, I cannot in good conscience let it go. I can't even think what might have happened to my little girl had a responsible teacher not been there to watch over her when the people we had paid to do so failed miserably.

I enrolled my 5 yr old in swim lessons and we were really disappointed…read more The teacher we had was REALLY inexperienced. She had zero teaching skills and had no idea how to keep the kids engaged or excited about learning to swim. At one lesson, an older more experienced teacher stepped in and took over as she saw the younger teacher was doing so poorly. The older teacher got my child to do more in 5 min than the younger teacher was able to do in the first 40 min of class. I asked to switch to the older teacher's class but unfortunately she was just there to help out in the next class (and didn't teach there regularly). We WASTED the $90 for the lessons that is for sure. My older kids had gone to a swim school in Leander but she isn't teaching anymore :( Do not waste your money or time here, find a place that has EXPERIENCED teachers.

We've been coming to D-BAT Austin multiple times, not just once or twice, and unfortunately the…read moreexperience has been consistently disappointing. The staff doesn't really help when there are issues. The pitching machines also don't work properly. One pitch goes way up, the next one goes straight, and the dashboard where you're supposed to adjust the height doesn't seem to work. This happens almost every time we visit. The only reason I'm giving two stars instead of one is because it's an indoor facility, so at least there is a place to practice when the weather is bad.

My wife and I enjoyed our time at D-BAT Austin. I had not picked up a bat in years. I haven't…read moreplayed since high school. It was good to get back in a batting cage again. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. I definitely want to come back again soon.

The staff is very friendly, and they keep the place running smoothly. Courts are a bit rough, but…read morethey are in the process of resurfacing them as of this writing, so getting better. They do a good job of mixing pickleball in with tennis, and that's not always easy. Some of the courts are only accessible by crossing over other courts, and that is not optimal, but it's a public facility and tax dollars are probably better spent elsewhere instead of adding more sidewalks and gates.

I came to watch my girl's son play tennis tonight. The courts are very well maintained, and the…read moreinstructors seem to really know how to handle all different age groups. The youth program seems to be worth every cent compared to the level of education the kids receive. They also have great summer programs with very inexpensive rates. The classes range from beginner to upper echelon.

We have been attending the YMCA since moving from Georgetown three years ago. We enjoy the weight…read moreroom where everyone can work out without waiting on the machines. We love the spin classes with all the teachers but especially Pam "the motivator". We also enjoy swimming laps 2-3 times a week, rarely waiting for a swim lane. The staff are always friendly and the people that workout are hill country friendly. Our kids workout at the YMCA too and they bring our grandkids to the daycare and so we get to see them 2-3 extra times a week in a very healthy and positive atmosphere. The prices to attend are super reasonable, especially for swimmers. Overall, we love our YMCA!

The overall communication and professionalism is very poor and borderline hostile…read more I applied for a couple positions but was never contacted in regards to it. On numerous occasions, I have called to speak to someone in leadership regarding the position. However, each time I have called; the leadership people are always at another facility. Also during those calls, I have spoken to someone at the front desk but her attitude and professionalism was not YMCA appropriate. Also during this time, I mailed and emailed my credentials to the leadership person who oversees the hiring and I was never contacted.

Super nice folks! Friendly and helpful. Good prices!! We played nighttime golf with glow balls…read more The course had some challenging holes and was overall well balanced. It was well maintained. A great place for date night or family time.

Enjoyed a Friday night here. We were pleased with the hill country course and the laid back…read moreatmosphere. The gentleman running the business was very friendly and polite. Would recommend.

My overall experience has been declining. The front desk staff appears to be inadequately trained…read more They even messed up my prepaid punch pass and failed to apologize. All prices--for public skating, freestyle sessions, and learn-to-skate lessons--have increased, while the quality has worsened.

The Crossover is a facility specifically designed for sports, wellness, and entertainment. The…read moreCrossover is home to Ice and Field, which offers ice skating, hockey, curling, ice shows, and lessons. Off the ice, the facility features an in-house gear pro shop and skate maintenance services, including skate sizing, sharpening, and gear. Further, the facility offers climate controlled indoor sports and fitness facilities as well as both natural and synthetic outdoor fields for year-round use. Beyond sports, the facility has a full bar, food trucks, and a small cafe (on the ice skating rink side). I hosted an ice skating birthday party for Thing Two a few weeks ago. The party was part of a birthday package this location offers that can be found here: https://iceandfield.com/parties-groups/ I opted to add the private lessons for the kids as well as the snow ball fight after the party ($525.00 total, not including the tip for the party host I left). The children at the party had a blast on the ice, but I did have a slight issue with the snowball fight. The "snow" was what was scraped up by the zamboni machine after the public skate. The snow was placed on the backside of the building for the kids to play in, however the snow wasn't roped off in any way so we as the party hosts/guest had to continue to tell others who came outside to play in the snow that this is "paid for snow" and not for public use. The private skating lesson was marked off with cones, and therefore, I assumed the snow would be the same way, but this was not the case. The pizzas for the party were not pizzas made at the location but were pizzas that were ordered from Dominos. For the price point and what was offered, it is on par with other venues that host kids' parties. Check out Gnet A's review of this location from a party guest perspective dated Nov 26th, 2023 (she was a guest at Thing Two's party). https://www.yelp.com/biz/ice-and-field-at-the-crossover-leander?hrid=Kkhjh7Wosdz3LeKjw1LM5Q&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)

Bar 10 CrossFit is hands down one of the best gyms I've been to. The coaches are incredibly…read morewell-trained, knowledgeable, and truly care about helping you improve. They focus on form and technique rather than just cramming as much as possible into the hour, which makes a huge difference in both progress and injury prevention. The gym itself is always clean and well-maintained, and the community is welcoming and fun. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, you'll feel supported and challenged in the best way. If you're looking for a CrossFit gym that prioritizes smart programming, great coaching, and an awesome atmosphere, Bar 10 is the place to be! Every coach at this gym is a level 3 or level 4.

Great strength building experience for us after joint replacement surgery. Had never worked with a…read moretrainer before and the individual attention to each of our specific needs is welcome and necessary. There are classes available which we haven't attended. You can pay for one on one personal training sessions or for a membership which includes classes. We've gotten to know the owner Conor and working with trainer Madz. They both have the credentials to safely work with us given we are 65+ and out of shape and had recent joint replacements. Conor is planning to start a program specifically for 65+. Highly recommend.