My daughter played for 4 years for this club and they tore down her love and passion for Volleyball…read moreI have it on video how they treat there girls the ones whose not favored or the ones that the parents don't have tons of money

Skilled coaches make the team! Our daughter has been playing here now since she was 9 and her…read moreplaying is becoming more advanced every month. The teamwork and learning experiences are a testament to the coaching. The location is very centralized in Clearwater and we are looking forward to continuing her skill levels and perhaps eventually, a scholarship in the next 4 years.

From the moment I walked in this Gym I knew I had come to the right place!! I was greeted warmly…read moreand directed to Walter, who helped set me up with Training Sessions (Conducted my first one) and helped me set the goals I needed to reach! Considering I am a 69 yr old woman with the expected limitations. Anthony took over with my training and is also wonderful!!! In a months time I have lost 8 lbs and 3% body fat!!! Not too shabby!!!! I cannot thank everyone at LA Fitness enough and look forward to our continuing Journey!!!!

This gym is like a bad first date. From the outside, it looks like it's got potential. Then you…read morewalk in and realize you've made a mistake. The equipment is there, sure, but half of it looks like it's been through a few natural disasters. Dumbbells scattered around like someone yelled "every man for himself," machines squeaking like haunted house props, and cardio equipment that should come with a prayer instead of a start button. The locker rooms? Imagine a middle school bathroom after dodgeball, except you're paying for the privilege. Showers that smell like regret, lockers that may or may not lock, and towels thinner than conspiracy theories. Staff is hit or miss. Some are friendly, most look like they're one membership complaint away from walking out. And don't even get me started on the "personal trainers" who seem more interested in texting than training. Two stars because it's still a gym. You can technically lift weights and sweat here. But if you're looking for inspiration, motivation, or even basic cleanliness, look elsewhere.

My son has been playing tennis at McMullen Tennis Complex for over a year and we love it! He has…read moreattended the clinics with Coach Steve and Coach Laz and also takes private lessons with Coach Laz. I've been incredible happy with our entire experience. I now have 2 of my other children in clinics with Coach Donna and they are loving it! Lori is the most enthusiastic, cheerful, and helpful person and the rest of her staff has been nothing but pleasant and accommodating. The courts and grounds are beautiful and I'm pleased to call this our home for tennis.

I've played at quite a few country clubs that aren't as nice as the courts down here at McMullen…read more The place is strangely situated behind a small street of homes and feels rather peculiar driving into it. However once your in its a very well lot nice place to at. Most players are fairly welcoming on fact there's a meet up group that shows here. Huge following sunday 2-4 and decent following Thursday nights at 7. All in all the green clay courts are nice perhaps not the best but very playable and decently maintained and the hard courts are quite nice no flat spots or cracks. Definitely swing by to see.

Volleyball Heaven. 18+ perfectly groomed sand volleyball courts with lights for evening play. 2's…read moreand 4's leagues depending on the night of the week. This isn't your typical beach sand with cigarette butts, seaweed and sea shells sold by sally. The sand here feels amazing between your toes, smooth, packed, excellent for volleyball. Good tight nets as well. Highly recommend checking it out, both B and A skill levels.

I chaperoned a high school event here. Bring your beach chairs and umbrellas, because the palm…read moretrees only line the facility and direct sun can be dangerously brutal. One toilet for all patrons to use. The owner might want to consider some mist machines for overheated players.

As a Phillies fan, BayCare Ballpark is a pretty awesome spot. Not a bad seat in the place, easy to…read moreget around, and you're close enough to the field that you actually feel part of the game. Only knock on the day--we got a little spooked by the threat of a big rainstorm and left like a bunch of rookies getting sent down to play A ball. It is a great ballpark, hopefully can visit again next year and stay for a whole game!

Thank you to Cathy, who I believe was with guest services and Charlie with customer support for…read morefinding a way for us to be able to enter the Ballpark because the MLB app really really stinks. We paid for tickets but the APP was down when we wanted to enter the ballpark. By the way, this is a beautiful ball park. Food and drinks are reasonably priced. We will be back.

It's unfortunate I'm updating my review but over the last few months, we had to switch pool service…read morefolks. It's pollen season so pollen has entered the pool cage and into the bottom of the pool. So why was there pollen at the bottom of the pool after the cleaning? There's stains at the bottom of the pool from the pollen. As a "partner", why wouldn't Aquaserv offer a solution into this? Why does calcium still appear 3 months later after I was told it would take a few weeks to get the balance correct? This is enough for me to move on. While I would reach out to Bryan for these issues and others, he'd get back to me but not address other questions I asked him. There shouldn't be this much follow up when you hire a company to do their job.

Quality work and they come as scheduled. No worries! They've repaired when our equipment broke…read moredown.

Great facility with a nice pool, workout center, indoor courts and a playground as well. I was…read morehere for a volleyball tournament. The spectators have designated area to watch upstairs in the gym. Plenty of parking too.

Visited for a swim meet. As a swim meet spectator, I really appreciated this was an indoor facility…read moreespecially since it was a cold & rainy weekend. If you're visiting for an event, pack folding chairs. There's 3 rows of bleachers on the second floor overlooking the Olympic size pool. While the bleachers span the length of the pool, space can be limited depending on the size of the event you're attending. Behind the bleachers, there's plenty of extra room to set up "camp" with your group. The family next to me sat on the bleachers for Day 1 but after a 5-6hr+ day on the hard bleachers, they opted to bring folding chairs for Day 2's events. There's restrooms on the 2nd floor which is really convenient for spectators. Overflow parking is next door at the Salvation Army.

This place and all the machines are run down. Been going there for years but it's time to move on…read more They have not kept up on any of the machines and the building has been in a "remodel" for years

This market is well established, unique, friendly and fun! I enjoy going every Sunday morning that…read moreI'm in town! Kaleigh runs an amazing free yoga practice in the large gazebo and it's well attended, full of friendly yoga practitioners. My yoga skills are beginner level at best but the teacher and students are very encouraging and inclusive. The market always includes a wide variety of vendors with french bakers, vegetables/fish/meat purveyor, more food, clothing, crafts, jewelry and many fun surprises! Often, there is a kind man who brings his little chicks for kids to play with, or a lady with rabbits, or even skunk rescue! Kids have a blast and so do I! Life is good with the best local outdoor market in the area! I think I know because I've been them all!

I love a little farmer's market & this one is in my regular rotation for visiting. It can feel a…read morelittle tight at times navigating some of the sidewalks or the one street they close down, but that's mostly just because the people don't always step into the tents and stay out in the walkway. I don't see this as much at other markets, but it's rather common here. There's a good bit of variety, but extremely limited produce options. You see more of the bread, honey, plants, sauces, etc. type of vendors along with some artists and crafters with stained glass, jewelry, bags, and more. There also is usually yoga classes happening or live music right in the center; I've never participated in the yoga but it seems to have a great turnout!