Great place to meet players and play tournaments. Nice courts at Heather Farms. Try it out!read more

The Heather Farms courts are fine, this is a review of the club itself…read more Pros: cheap. Allegedly lots of members (over 800). Cons: my application to their summer league didn't go through smoothly, but I wasn't told that until it was too late to join. So I joined the club itself. After 3 weeks of being a member, despite numerous attempts, I could not find a single person to play against. When I cancelled my membership and gave them constructive criticism about what I thought was wrong with their process, they decided instead to somehow make it about me. Sorry WCRC, it's your loss.

Beautiful park. Great dog park. Clean and peaceful. Haven't been for a while but it has always been…read morea pleasant experience when I go.

I like that there is free parking. I came here on a Sunday, a little before 12 PM, and it was easy…read moreto find parking. This is one of the biggest outdoor public play structures in the Bay Area that I've been to so far. There are picnic tables available for rental, and it's a great place to host a kids' birthday party. There is some shade in the play structure area, but I wish there were more. There are public restrooms, but they need more frequent cleaning during the weekend. I came here on a hot Sunday, and there were a smoothie/shave ice truck and a soft serve truck parked nearby in the swim center parking lot for purchase.

5 things that make this gym stand out to me compared to others:…read more1. Really attentive coaches - as someone new to weights, it was important for me to feel safe. There is clear instruction in each class and then the coaches are constantly looking out for our form and correcting us. 2. Class times galore - 8 weekday classes from 6am to 7:30pm, knowing any level can go to any class, plus weekend mornings. So many options! 3. Something new every month - from a clinic to a social hangout to an unusually insane workout, there is always something to spice up the month 4. Being treated as an individual - I don't know how Nabil and most the coaches remember everyone's name. It helps a lot to be individually encouraged and asked and advised on our personal goals 5. Connection - Nabil sends weekly emails that are thoughtfully put together and pretty amusing. It's nice to get the big picture that feels like a personal email, not a corporate mailer. This is consistent with the general vibe that made me feel immediately welcome and like I had joined a community with the common goal to live healthier and have fun, far beyond getting fit at a gym. Pretty glad I found this place.

Fantastic gym, excellent coaches, and a really convenient schedule. I've been a member for over a…read moreyear and have really seen results from the workouts. I can't recommend Crossfit Sweat Shop enough.

San Miguel Park doesn't look like much. everything is hidden in plain sight. there's an exercise…read morearea, children's playground, soccer field, grass field, concrete walkways, basketball, tennis courts, and benches. the area i visited only had street parking. unsure about the other side of the park.

I figured I'd comment on here due to the other comments about the "dog park" being so great. Let me…read morebe honest, your dog should not be off-leash if it doesn't have a recall. I can't stress this enough because the owners who seem to come here every morning do NOT watch their dogs like the comments say. I understand everyone does things differently and can have a different opinion here, but my dog and I like to come to the field and train (she's a service/search and rescue dog) and interacting with other dogs we don't know can ruin her training. The morning that we came, we luckily got here early enough. These people don't respect boundaries- it's completely okay to have your dog off-leash if you're around us, but please make sure it's protected under voice control. It's extremely unsafe (speaking as a professional here) to allow your dog to roam off-leash with absolutely no training. If someone is new to the area and brings a dog that's reactive, it'll be very scary if a random dog approaches it. You should be able to train your dog to come to you when asked. I hope these owners learn just a little bit more respect to those who have dogs that don't want to say hi to other dogs, you guys do not own the park, and it should feel safe to everyone.

Abra has one of a kind energy! We attended an event there this past weekend and the facility was…read moresuper clean and prepared for the event. They were thorough making sure those that entered had clean shoes and sanitized hands. Staff was kind, helpful and friendly. It was a long day and staff stayed high energy and diligent throughout. Thanks for a great event!

After two years of enrollment at USC, my daughters weren't developing any skills or moving beyond…read moreRec 1. They're athletic and excel in several other sports, but they didn't progress In gymnastics at USC. Two years ago I canceled their enrollment at USC. They loved gymnastics but I couldn't justify the expense at USC when they weren't learning. Then one of my daughters recently expressed a renewed interest and was teaching herself skills by watching youtube videos - videos that were better than the instruction at USC. I found a nearby gym where she is thriving and developing now. The instruction is far better. I threw away money at USC.

Great community pool and swim team. My kids love it. Our second year joining the neighborhood pool.read more

I am sharing our family experience regarding the environment cultivated within the Indian Valley…read moreSwim Team community, particularly concerning peer exclusion, and lack of coaching. My 9-year-old son, a county qualified swimmer, a first-generation swimmer, first year on the team, faced repeated exclusion by team members. These behaviors seem to reflect a culture of entitlement and favoritism that is passively tolerated by coaches and the leadership team (swimmers parents). Despite raising these concerns directly with board representatives, I encountered zero accountability, and derogatory remarks about 10U boys, when a board member called them "a**holes" with her dismissive tone. Such responses are unprofessional and contribute to a hostile environment that goes against the values of respect, fairness, and inclusion that the team claims to uphold. Clear double standards appear to prevail, allowing some swimmers, particularly those with parent allies on the board--to taunt, marginalize, or exclude others without repercussions.The overall culture fosters exclusivity and hierarchy rather than a safe, supportive environment based on skill, effort, and sportsmanship.

Walnut Creek Club Pilates was where I started three years ago. The manager Colleen was very…read moreefficient and introduced to me to Tricia or my complementary assessment. I had just finished my PT after having my right knee replaced and looking for a place to continue strength strengthening my knee. At my first class with Tricia, I may have walked in with an aid of a cane, but I walked out with no cane needed. I was hooked and signed up immediately for the unlimited. Push forward I am now about to hit my 500th class and am in certification to be a yoga instructor with yoga USA. How crazy is that? and I owe it all to Club Pilates and they're amazing instructors. Each and every instructor gives you a different perspective on how your body works and what you need to do to have a strong core. So if one review can make a difference, I would tell you to try Club Pilates for a week, and listen to what they tell you to do and you will feel better and stronger. I hope this review helps folks that are undecided.

Did not take a class here and review is based purely on engagement with the front desk. I walked in…read moreand the woman at the front desk asked if I ever have taken Pilates. I said yes, I do it multiple times a week at my current studio. Her immediate response was "oh that's not real Pilates" and when I said yes it was she proceeded to tell me that I was wrong and what I've been doing is not correct and, essentially, saying my workouts were not real. The whole experience was bad and it left me with a gross feeling because I was basically just insulted. When they asked if I wanted to sign up for a free class I immediately said no and left. Maybe don't insult your patrons right off the bat.