Any good spots for indoor basketball in Rancho Cordova or Sac area? Open gyms?
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thanks for the 10 points dude...
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I've been to the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells and can tell you that there you can get really up close to the players (especially on the practice courts). I got over 20 autographs on my big yellow autograph ball! The city itself is pretty boring, but it's quite hot and there's lots of pools. The electricity windmills are also quite the site to see. Hope that helps!
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Kohls is a good place. thats where i get mine. or even sports authority. i live in san diego too so if you need help finding either of these places let me know.
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take a look at the website below. it's got a list of other webistes that have basketball workouts on them that are interactive and help your game. Also if you're really interested try goingto betterbasketball.com where they have pro's show you their moves.\n\nAlso there's a lot of good stuff in SLAM Magazine. They seem to have the same type of stuff in most issues so all i takes is one magazine and you'll get some ideas.\n\nHope this helped.
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Try Crystal Palace Sports Centre
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First, you could create a 1/2 court the old fashioned way by putting a hoop up on the garage.\n\nSecond option, would be for a full court combining the 1/2 court option above with a rolling 2nd hoop that you can place at the other end of the driveway.  \n\nThird option, you could rent a machine to level out a chunk of your back yard and concrete it over (you might want to pay a mason for some assistance to reduce cracking).  Once doing this, you can get 2 rolling hoops and you've got your full court.  Don't be cheap with the hoops because if you get a lousy hoop with one of those floppy plastic backboards you're not doing your kids a favor.
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i don't know, but curling is awesome!!\ngood luck finding a place!
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If you dont want any places to sit or anything fancy. Just paint the lines in and set up a net. You can play on grass, concrete, almost anything, as long as its relitivly flat.  get some chalk or some paint and do the meauring. You could have your own court anywhere (as long as you have a net).
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probably Big5 sports or the sports chalet
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Try playing some basketball
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Look for a website first then ask around. You can email any universities or high school soccer programs. They may know of a few players that play somwhere.\n Most of the active soccer programs play \noff-season indoor. \n I assume you are looking for a league and an arena? \n In my area the church groups host most of our indoor so that may be another resourse. Good luck!\n Also check out AYSO (American Youth Soccor Organization) in your area. They gather and sponser alot of events.
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try sports chalet they have everything
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Pick up a Sunday Sacramento Bee or try online http://www.Sacbee.com and look under the classifieds.\n\nIn addition http://www.realtor.com is a good resource. You can check by price, city, zip code, photo's, visualtour etc.
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Have you tried Cal-Hi Sports? Once there, you should be able to link out to other sources. Also, US Today has a great section that should go regional pretty quick.
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There might not be any courts set up yet at http://www.hoopsfinder.com , but you may want to register and list a few games there so that other people with the same question can find a game in the future.
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Not sure what area 93721 is.\nNorth Fresno- Sierra Sport & Racquet Club, Copper River Country Club. East Fresno- Clovis High School and Buchanan High School. Clovis Tennis Club has events all year around. http://www.clovistennisclub.org/\nSouth Fresno- Sunnyside Tennis Club, Sunnyside High School.\nWest Fresno- Central High School, Roeding Park (courts have just been resurfaced). Central Fresno- Dan Gamel's Health. Fresno's parks have been made with 2 tennis courts at each site.
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Do a search on Cal-Bowl in Lakewood. Apparently there are some apartments on Pixie Ave across from it. Maybe one of the employees knows the name.\n\nRegards