Best Sport Training Center near Keller, Texas

We got a call about the management changing at Redline and encouraging a retry. It has been totally worth it. My son is more confident, stronger and loves going to Redline. He gets tons of encouragement from the coaches and staff. He loves Coach Jake and Emily who take time to pump him up and provide feedback. The coaches have individualized the work to improve areas my son needs to improve. He has gotten faster, stronger and more agile in the 4 months he has been working out. The workouts are real and he comes out sweating and smiling each time. He's putting in the work, but the staff have been wonderful. Thanks Redline.

I can not say enough about the staff and coaches !!! They are great!!!!!! My son enjoyed going to basketball and also the speed and agility class. It helped him so much for school and in overall health. The staff and coaches are great and you can tell they love what they do not like on other places where the coaches don’t even try to help improve the kids skills. This place is awesome we love it!! I recommend 100%

My son has been going here for over two years! Coaches are fun, disciplined, and have fun with the kids! Definitely recommend for after school extra curricular activities.

My son will be a high school senior this year and plays football. We were looking for a personalized training location to help him improve his overall performance, and I am so glad we found this place. Initially, I was hesitant, but after giving it a try, I was blown away by the coaching staff. I only wish my son had more time to continue with the conditioning at Redline. From the administrative staff to the coaches, everyone is fantastic. They don't go easy on the kids—they push them to their limits with a wealth of knowledge while always keeping their well-being in mind. Words can’t fully express my appreciation. A huge shoutout to Coach Jake for the excellent training he provides. I was thrilled to see my son improve in speed and agility in just the two short months he attended. Redline is truly awesome!

We have been at Redline Keller for just over 2 years and love it. Our son has developed more confidence, skill, and improved his overall athletic abilities. Most importantly he enjoys going and learning from the coaches, especially coach Jake.

This gym is pretty good overall. Nice facilities, childcare, and pool. Our main complaint is communication. While everything seems to run pretty smoothly, the communication is so bad at the Pointe. Giving it the 2 star rating. On multiple occasions, my wife and I have come to the Pointe, specifically for the pool for our toddler. For some reason, the hours never seem to be updated on the website, and additionally when you call the number provided nobody ever answers the phone (they are usually really well staffed at the front). We have shown up several times and the pool is closed for whatever reason, but there is no way to find out before hand. The only other reason for the negative review is again for communication, but with childcare. We absolutely love the childcare, but for some reason protocol is: If your child has a dirty diaper or is crying the whole time, they will send a staff member (who should probably be watching the kids) out to find you in the gym. I might be crazy, but it makes zero sense to me when they have access to your phone numbers. (Maybe send a staff member as a last resort). Both of these things make zero sense to me and seem so easily avoidable to make for a much better experience 🤷🏻‍♂️

Our family joined late last year and so far we like what this has to offer. They seem to have the right amount of everything and the indoor pool has way more than anywhere else for kids. The 3 stars are for that. Had to take 2 stars away, and I debated taking more, because when we exited the pool 7 massive roaches scurried out of my sandals. No need to tell you how awful and terrifying that experience was. When I told the front desk, there was no apology just "oh gross, thanks for telling us." Super unprofessional response for something that shouldnt be happening. Really ruined what appeared to be an immaculate facility.

We have come here for toddler time on Fridays and have only experienced the outside pool. My littles get so excited to come here and really enjoy this pool. The weather has been so hot so this has been great. There is also a splash area and quite a few covered seating areas which is nice. Hope to continue coming with the kids :)

horrible customer service! Don’t go here ever. They will cancel on you with no explanation. Considering my sister booked this places months in advance and they didn’t have the common courtesy to contact the party hosts about what was going on maybe even try to reschedule nothing! Just rude ugly individuals. Any questions my family had were answered very unprofessionally no type of hospitality what’s so ever! I understand stuff happens but the way these people went about it was insane. 3 life guards stood around while my little niece was in the hot tub drowning so unless u want people who don’t care about the well being of your children while they’re in the water I would re think ever going to Keller point. God bless! I hope this type of behavior never happens to anyone else this is ridiculous

If I could give ZERO stars I would! WORST PLACE EVER!!! Don’t even waist your money or time here! My family had a young child’s birthday party here and it was a huge let down! We didn’t get to the party room until after almost 2 hours after the original party time started. The entire party was to wait in the main lobby until then. There was little to no communication as to what exactly was going on and when we did ask questions the workers were very UNPROFESSIONAL! They have no compassion or empathy, like how do you explain all of this to a THREE year old! You can’t! As time went on we were eventually asked to leave and I really hope they get their money back because the lifeguards were proud to tell us all they do not offer refunds! This is a parents WORST NIGHTMARE, literally had our party mom in TEARS!! Shame on youuu Keller Pointe!!

The staff is always pretty friendly. We have multiple events per week at the Keller location. I have an adult indoor league that I play on, my son has a kids indoor league he plays on and he also does 1on1 training, so it seems like we are always there. For kids and training, I think it’s a great place. My only gripe is the field size for the adult leagues has gotten smaller. Previously the adult field was larger, but after their remodel the fields are all much smaller. It’s more like futsal, which for the adults just meant smaller teams (5v5 vs previous 7v7) and possibly less play time depending on how many people are on your team. Overall, still a fun place.

The couches are AMAZING!!! I am really impressed with this place. I purchased a groupon for 8 classes and didn’t plan on continuing but my daughter’s soccer skills have dramatically improved and she loves going. They have different packages to pick from: once a week-2x a week-unlimited. You get to choose the days that work for you and if you have to cancel they can usually move to another day. I definitely recommend this place!

**Opinion Regarding TOCA's Recreational League for 2014 Players** After three months in TOCA's so-called recreational league for 2014 players, I must say this has been the most challenging and unfair season my team has ever experienced. The root of the problem lies in poor management by the facility’s manager, Karen. We raised red flags from the start of the season, but she always provided excuses. If it wasn’t about having new staff, it was about not having an assistant, and when she finally hired one, the assistant couldn’t start until January—an illogical delay. The most significant issue, however, was the lack of security and adherence to the protocols TOCA claims to uphold. From the beginning, it became clear that some clubs in the recreational league were rotating their teams and players, even allowing older players to compete. This often created a dangerous imbalance of physicality during matches, resulting in injuries to our players. TOCA does not have a reliable system to verify the identity of players. They rely on the goodwill of parents and coaches to check in at the front desk, but they don’t ensure that the players on the field or bench match the roster. While this task is listed as part of the referees’ responsibilities, TOCA referees consistently failed to enforce this rule. When we raised these concerns, Karen requested evidence. In one game, we noticed another team with about 20 players, many of whom looked older. We reported this to the on-site manager, who printed the team’s roster and verified the players after the game. As suspected, not all the players were on the roster, and some had played illegally. Other parents from different teams confirmed this had been happening consistently, with the same team bringing up to 24 players when their roster listed only 14. The on-site manager declared that this game would be forfeited due to cheating. After this incident, Karen remained silent for a week. When I followed up, she claimed it was "under investigation." The investigation concluded, but the team in question faced no penalties, continued playing, and retained all their points. For two months, Karen sent me over 10 emails and made several phone calls pleading with me not to post reviews or comments about these issues. Now, she refuses to provide an update on the investigation via email and insists I come to the facility for a verbal explanation. This behavior makes me believe she doesn’t want to leave a written record that could expose her mismanagement. I expect she would provide a verbal excuse, blame a "system error," and brush the matter aside. While TOCA's recent renovations have improved the facility aesthetically, the same cannot be said for its administration. The problems that existed when this facility operated as Blue Sky still persist. My parents and I leave this experience feeling deeply disappointed and disillusioned with the lack of fairness and accountability for our players’ development. Please do not contact me unless it is to provide a clear explanation of why a team caught cheating by your own staff faced no consequences.

After three months in TOCA's recreational league for 2014 players, it is clear that this has been the most difficult and unfair season for this team. The main issue was poor management by the facility’s manager, Karen. Concerns were raised from the start of the season, but she always had excuses. Sometimes it was because of new staff, and other times she said she didn’t have an assistant. When she finally hired one, the assistant couldn’t start until January, which made no sense. The biggest problem, however, was the lack of security and enforcement of TOCA’s rules. From the beginning, it was obvious that some clubs were breaking the rules by rotating players and even allowing older players to compete. This caused an imbalance during games, making it unsafe for younger players and resulting in some of them getting hurt. TOCA does not have a reliable system to check if players on the field match the roster. They expect parents and coaches to check in at the front desk, but no one verifies if the players actually belong on the team. Even though referees are supposed to handle this, they never do. When this was brought to Karen’s attention, she asked for proof. During one game, it was noticed that a team had about 20 players, some of whom looked older. This was reported to the staff, who printed the roster and checked the players after the game. It was confirmed that not all the players were on the roster, and some had played illegally. Other parents also shared that this team had been bringing up to 24 players to games when their roster only listed 14. The staff said the game would be forfeited because of cheating. After this, Karen stayed silent for a week. When asked for an update, she said the matter was “under investigation.” The investigation ended, but the team faced no penalties, continued playing, and kept all their points. Over the next two months, Karen sent multiple emails and made phone calls asking not to post reviews about these issues. Now, she refuses to provide updates via email and insists on discussing the matter in person. This makes it seem like she is avoiding putting anything in writing that could show her poor management. It is likely she would only give an excuse and blame it on a "system error." Although TOCA recently renovated its facility, improving its appearance, the same cannot be said about its management. The issues that existed when it was Blue Sky still remain. Parents and players are left feeling disappointed and frustrated by the lack of fairness and accountability in what should be a supportive environment for player development.

Great facilities, high-quality artificial turf, high-tech machines and very good, professional coaches, with personalized training for your child. In short, we loved the place. Individual classes are perhaps a bit pricey, almost like an investment if you intend your child to become a pro in the future :) Totally recommendable... if you are willing to pay for it. Perhaps the multi-kids clinics are the most balanced option.