What a great addition to the Alumrock area. This youth center provides a place for kids to go to…read moreplay basketball learn hip-hop and take other classes. Sometimes kids just go there to hang out. You often see you laughing in looking like they're having a great time. Sometimes I drop off my neighbor's son and sometimes I pick him up from this facility. It is always clean and well lit. I have never seen anything that was dangerous or out of line. I recommend the Center for your children, young adults and/ or just for you to go out and hang out. It's places like this that help our kids have other activities than the streets. Thank you San Jose for being such a great place to raise children.

They have many events catering to the teen age group. Not many youth centers have an official…read morebreakdancing/bboy club, so i thought that was pretty cool. minus one star because it can sometimes get way too crowded and the parking lot/location of it sort of blows, you can easily miss it.

So far, I'm certain that the bowling alley in SJSU is the best one in the whole bay area. Maybe a…read morebit bias, but almost everything is flawless when you are a student here. This has the best pricing. On tuesdays, its $2 for a game and $2 for shoe rental, which is a steal. And on other days it's 1.5x more. But if you rent the whole lane it's ~$16 for it and you can get a whole hour for a bunch of people. Besides praising the price, I will praise the bowling itself. The shoes give that sliding feel, the floor is all polished and clean, I by far get the most accurate shots, and the rounds resets are pretty quick. Even with a big campus, not that much students go bowling so it's a great time to go here any day. Also, the workers are pretty standard and lowkey you can bowl as mush as you want even after the time limit expires. In conclusion, The Bowling Center at San Jose State University is A class in its pricing and bowling experience.

Great hidden find! Clean and basic. Bright. It's not trying to be fancy and hip like you may find…read moreat other bowling alleys. Several student workers to help so it's fast. Very affordable for both billiards and bowling, even for "community", aka non students. See my pics for the price menu. But there was no place to buy food, at least not when I went. Perhaps they were just closed at the time. If they had it, that'd earn that extra fifth star.

This new baseball park Is so clean, new, and plenty of…read morefields for all age groups to be able to play at the same time. There is even a field for 3-4 year old age group and it's sooo cute!

The fields used to be in great shape. I don't know if there was a change in management or what, but…read morefor the past several months the field conditions have been ABSOLUTEL DOG SHIT. There are holes all over the outfield. Hopefully Arcadia has a good insurance policy, because someone is gonna break a leg in their outfield. The fields closed down for a month for "maintenance" but the outfields are in worse shape than they've ever been.

THE BAD: First off I want to state this gym facility leaves a lot to be desired. There is no…read morefunctioning HVAC system in this outdated warehouse facility. Even during cold months the gym is hot, humid and smelly and this doesn't seem to bother ownership/management in the slightest. I do not see our membership money reflected in any way on improving the place whatsoever. I signed up earlier this year and there has been a toilet out of service for months. I stopped using these restrooms altogether because if they can't fix one toilet in that long I don't want to find out how they clean the restrooms or anything else for that matter. There are drywall and FRT panels that are broken and not secured, specifically around the power racks (which are very few in quantity I must add). For the amount of members, there should be more room and equipment dedicated to free weights (see Campbell location for an example of what a good facility looks like). To wrap this up, plenty of members are quite hostile and tend to either hog machines, record with tripods sitting in the middle of walkways and with poor personal hygiene. THE GOOD: My wife and I have remained at this specific facility for nearly a year now because of the staff, mainly Jen from the opening shift. I have no idea how she does it, but every day we punch in to workout at 5am she's there, happy to see us, remembers our names and any sort of conversation we've had with her. She takes care in what she does and is never idle or burning time. Most of the staff is friendly and welcoming but Jennifer takes her work above and beyond. She's attentive, charismatic, friendly yet professional. She must be a very valuable asset to the company. If it wasn't for Jen and some of the staff, the 4 star rating would likely drop to a 2, since, on top of everything aforementioned, equipment is lackluster and not diverse enough. Also, the platforms on the power racks are built so poorly I have pillows at home that are sturdier that whatever foam they're using there.

I really like Crunch Fitness. They have a lot of equipment so you are never waiting (at least all…read morethe times I lift). They also have a variety of options from free weights, machine weights, to cross fit training. No matter what you want you can find it here. If you do not know how to start they you can use the machine weights since they have put together a circuit that will hit all the key areas. You can start here for your three day weight training doing full body. Full body training is great for beginners and intermediate people. The cost is affordable. They also have massage chairs. I am not sure if they are in the basic membership but even their for premium memberships are affordable. One of the things that I appreciate the most is the locker room and shower areas are very clean. This is not the case in a lot of gyms I have belonged to in the past.

The girl is very rude I think doesn't like her work after I left she started talking shit about…read morecostumers

Went in for my 6 year olds soccer stuff and let me just say the girl doesn't like her job…read more Totally different feel from when Marni and Sergio worked there. They were helpful and friendly. Now it's like they don't want customers bothering them.

Very nice, clean community center. This evening they had a…read moresmall car show, raffle for the kids, a DJ, lots of kid events, a food truck, and even free popsicles. It was nice seeing the community come together and enjoy a family oriented event. The police showed up with a 1960's. Cop car "see picture" very cool! And they even had a fire truck show up..

Nice activity for seniors . Good lunch…read more Fantastic music for dancing Very nice dancing floor

Hands down the best place to get a great work and then relax and unwind. They have something for…read moreanybody! Highly recommend! The staff is great and so helpful!

My friend and I had an amazing time. All of the machines were working and definitely helped me get…read moresome reps in before my tournament. The staff is really nice and helpful, sometimes they even give you hitting tips if you ask. Overall, amazing machines and amazing staff!

This review is for Summer Camp run by this facility…read more Parents -- please read this before booking a camp here. This was one of the most unprofessional and disappointing camp experiences we've ever had. My kids attended the baseball camp, and even though they're usually easygoing, they came home after the first day saying the camp was "boring." They said they spent a lot of time just watching TV -- which is not what you expect when you sign up for a sports-focused camp. The biggest red flag came during their planned field trip to Tech Interactive. Kids were there on time (between 8:30-9:00 AM), but none of the coaches had arrived. Parents had to step in, calling the coaches (who didn't respond), and eventually reaching the owner. He showed up eventually at 10:00 AM. Thankfully, the parents didn't leave the kids alone, but this kind of mismanagement caused many of us to be late for work and left everyone extremely frustrated. For a kids program, this level of disorganization is just unacceptable. But the most concerning part was what happened when I and my kids shared their feedback about the camp. Instead of listening or showing any accountability, the owner recorded a video of the kids after I left -- without parent's permission -- and sent it to the teen coaches. Those high school-aged coaches then showed that video to other campers, and our kids were blamed by their peers for "ruining TV time." When one of my sons asked to practice pitching, he was told he cannot, and when the other coach asked why, he responded by saying "Because he ruined it". That's not just poor judgment -- it's inappropriate and damaging. We emailed the owner expressing how wrong this was. He only replied to say that the video shouldn't have been shown to other kids -- but completely ignored the fact that he made and shared the video in the first place. That's a serious violation of privacy and trust. It's fine to have high school helpers, but they need to be properly trained and supervised -- and clearly, they weren't. When the leadership sets such a poor example, it trickles down. We pulled our kids out early and will not return. If you're a parent looking for a safe, respectful, and well-run environment for your child, this is not it. I truly hope this helps another family avoid the experience we had.