The Crossover is where Greater Austin’s active community comes to train, compete, and connect. With 240,000 square feet dedicated to sports, wellness, and entertainment, this cutting-edge destination brings together the region’s top athletic programs under one roof.
For those who love to be out on the ice, Ice & Field offers NHL-regulation rinks to practice your skating or hockey skills. Perhaps you’re interested in training your arm in the climate-controlled baseball and softball training facility, Hitter’s House. World Taekwondo Federation-affiliated martial arts facility HK Taewondo is also here, home to competitors who represent Texas and the United States at large.
And of course, who could forget about how you can unwind with sand volleyball or pickleball at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover?
No matter your age or skill level, you’ll enjoy a day full of activity, inside and out. That was the vision of lead developer Eric Perardi—a vision that has only evolved over the past five years.
“The Crossover has something for everyone… literally,” says Marketing Director Bri Thomas. “It was created to be a one-stop spot for individuals, couples, families, teams, businesses, schools, and beyond to improve themselves and enjoy quality time. From the overall design of the facility and the individual tenants’ spaces to the groups of people that travel from all over the world to visit, there is no shortage of content and fun!”
Despite the high-level training offered, it’s not just about playing harder. It’s about living better, surrounded by a community that encourages you to show up as your strongest self.
“The venue for me has such a vast, diverse setting of experiences from multiple different sports, concerts, outdoor relaxation, and events,” says photographer Aaron Cash. “It’s a capstone in the area where families can watch their young athletes evolve into future leaders.”
Find out more about how you can train alongside fellow athletes when you visit crossovertx.com or 1717 Scottsdale Dr, Leander.
“Nothing like it exists. We’re so lucky to have it right here in our backyard.”