Disorganized, email after email not responded to. (which wouldn't be necessary if there was good…read morecommunication.) Rarely answers phone. Website links broken. Poor communication to coaches and parents. I'm only giving 2 stars because the poor coach has stuck with the team even though the management has been non-existent. I'll be finding another league next time.

We have been playing here for 6 years and have been over all happy enough to come back. It's…read moreorganized and it's the largest rec basketball league in our area, which is nice because it's easy to play with friends. With that being said this place has one terrible flaw, the owners dad is one of the main used referees and he is awful. Every game we have ever played with him has been confusing, dramatic and zero fun. The last two years he's gotten even meaner, and frankly even senile. He makes up rules, screams at kids for asking simple questions, and just makes the entire thing miserable. I think after this season I can't justify coming back here simply because I don't want him around my kids ever again. I know it's hard to get refs but is it THAT hard. Please watch your dad ref a game and see for yourself.

What an amazing coach and purposeful training we have at HKC! While the kids learn skills that are…read moremore typically seen on the professional level (all because it's the world our coach comes from himself), it's so much more. At HKC, they keenly focus on helping the kids establish a firm foundation they could use both on and off the court. Drills and games are infused with intentional equipping and building of their endurance -- physically, mentally, and relationally. (Seriously, what good is a skillful player if they exemplify poor sportsmanship or take others down around them!) Differentiated attention is given to each child --- they're encouraged when encountering setbacks, and spurred forward to continuously push beyond their immediate limits. In a span of a few months, my middle-schooler progressed from being new to the sports scene with no prior experience in volleyball, to now being settled in and preparing for the upcoming tournament season. More importantly, character matters that naturally emerge on the court are systematically addressed. As a mom, I can't be more grateful to watch my child thrive in such a healthy environment and led by the steady leadership of a skilled coach with such deep wisdom and attunement. Steve, a heartfelt thanks and appreciation for how you faithfully pour out so much of yourself. And HKC team at large, thank you for bringing in the structure and support so it's possible to more widely share this wonderful gift we're all partaking in!

Coach Steve is amazing in so many ways. Yes, he is an amazing volleyball player and can coach…read morevolleyball but he brings so much more to the table for these youths...confidence, encouragement, support and inspiration in all areas of life.

Girls are looking forward to a great season under awesome leadership (and consulted by previous…read moreHigh Impact Volleyball Club directors!!)

From the owner: Competitive Volleyball Training.read more

Joined 2 weeks ago. Reasonable price for senior citizens…read more Clean gym. Smells okay, really not at all. Machines in good condition. Even on a busy Saturday morning the big space doesn't feel crowded. Nice employees. Friendly and helpful.

Taking Kim's classes has changed my life! I started six months ago and was overweight with high…read morecholesterol. Now I'm at goal weight and normal cholesterol range. Kim is so positive and encouraging and fun, and I kept going to classes because of her. Thank you Kim and Mahany Fitness Center!!

In a time where you watch a sport game where you pay for parking over priced tickets to watch…read moremillionaire guys play sports. Ran across this roller derby where ladies compete for the love of the game. They play their home games at the roller rink on Riverside in Roseville. there was no line to get in free parking and 12 dollar tickets 10 dollars if you buy them online 3 days prior to the game. The concession stand prices were quite reasonable much less then a movie theater, They had no assigned seats. There was no blood or cursing it was a family friendly event. Plus it was all non profit. Action was non stop from beginning to end. This is the most fun I ever had at sports event. One of the skaters told us what the game was before it started.

From the owner: The Outlaws are a community based, non-profit, flat track roller derby league. We are committed to…read moreproviding a safe, supportive, and empowering environment for everyone who is interested in this exciting sport. We are always recruiting juniors, women and men ages 7+ for skaters, non-skating officials and fans. All shapes, sizes and skill levels welcome. We practice in (and around) Auburn, CA.

I can't say enough about this baseball organization. They are a facility with private lessons,…read moregroup workouts and hitting lessons, in addition to having a number of travel teams. My son has been with them on there travel team for two seasons and absolutely loves the coaching staff and the facility. He has played baseball for 6 years and the first year he was with the spikes he learned so much and grew as a player! Shout out to Alex for pitching and Brett for hitting without them teaching my son not sure if he would be where he is in ability today! Thanks Golden Spikes!

Coaches are great and to see how the practices are run is just phenomenal to see young athletes…read moremanage the baseball field the way they do. I would highly recommend them to anyone ho wants to improve their child's baseball game.

Three stars at best…read more Starting with the positive. The young staffers at the front desk are awesome! Always happy and willing to assist as needed. On the negative, the facility (building) and equipment need some TLC. Have observed cardio equipment (Ellipticals and treadmills) have repair tags for a very long time. During the day when not crowded that's a non-issue but during peak hours it's frustrating. And there's plenty of black mold in the men's locker room in the ceiling above the showers and in the grout lines of the showers between tiles. I think that's a pretty unhealthy thing! Ending on a good note. The rehabbed sauna is nice and so is the new slip resistance concrete pool deck out back.

Ever since In-Shape Health Clubs took over from California Family Fitness, the quality at this…read morelocation has noticeably gone downhill. Many of the machines look worn and poorly maintained, the gym often smells unpleasant, and it's uncomfortably hot--it should be cool and well-ventilated, but it's not. The massage chair is frequently out of order, and now you're required to make an appointment instead of it being first-come, first-served, which is frustrating. Overall, the place feels rundown and far from inviting. This location just isn't a pleasant or motivating environment anymore.

I have never seen a program for children to be so politically run in my entire life. My family has…read morebeen in little league baseball for over 40 years and now that my grand children are playing I find the individuals in charge only getting worse instead of better. The president, board members and most of the coaches could care less about the sport or any talent that a child may have - unless it is their own child. Most of their children are not as skilled or passionate as they believe them to be and overlook the children that have great passion, skill and dedication for the game. I believe if parents took the time to investigate the organization they might consider registering their children with a different league. This organization just finished the all-star teams selection and from the complaints/concerns voiced from a lot of the families, I see that we are not the only ones who are still scratching their heads at the selections and comments made from the assigned coaches. It appears as though if you are a coaches son or a favorite of a coach regardless of passion then you're a shoe in. If coaches and assistant coaches can't be fair to all of their players then they should not be involved in little league. This sport is for the children and should never be used to inflate a coaches ego. After speaking with several of the families it is clear that we are all hoping things will change next year when most of these coaches are gone. For the childrens sake I hope we are right.