Came to watch some friends compete in a friendly flag football tournament. There is currently some…read moreconstruction underway so parking was a little tight but it worked out. Bathrooms were open and clean. Reservations seemed to be a smooth process for the field and there were employees from the complex to help with logistics too. It was a really nice background for a sports complex and the fields were clean and well kept. Lastly, there are also trails that go through the sports complex so a good place to park for a hike or a walk with a dog. Lastly, there is a mound that serves as a natural seating location for watching soccer or football games. Before the same fully comes out its quite nice to just sit there and maybe even have a picnic too.

I've been playing softball here for years, and overall it's a solid complex. Glendale Sports…read moreComplex has well-maintained fields, plenty of space, and usually enough parking. It's also generally pretty organized, which goes a long way when you're dealing with multiple leagues and games going on at once. That said... they're making some seriously questionable decisions right now. They decided to install solar panels during one of the busiest times of the year, which has cut the parking lot in half. So now everyone's forced to park on nearby streets--which would be fine, except the signage is confusing at best and borderline impossible to interpret at worst. To make things worse, police have suddenly started patrolling the area constantly and handing out tickets like crazy. I've been coming here for years and never seen ticketing like this before--it honestly feels like shooting fish in a barrel. And yes, they'll even ticket you for not curbing your wheels. Between the reduced parking, unclear street rules, and aggressive enforcement, it really feels like a cash grab--and it's frustrating for people who are just trying to show up and play. All that said, I still appreciate having this complex. It's a great spot for both softball and soccer, and when things are running smoothly, it's a really enjoyable place to play. Bottom line: great facility, but right now the parking situation is a mess. Plan ahead... or risk leaving with more than just a loss on the field.

I've been playing basketball at Academy USA for about five years, and I also run a small league…read morehere. After trying to find other options around LA, I honestly haven't found another indoor court that offers the same combination of reliability, convenience, and quality. The staff makes it easy to reserve the court on a recurring basis, so if you need it regularly, you can lock in the same time slot each week. Parking is also relatively plentiful, especially considering the location. It is more expensive than playing outdoors or renting an indoor court operated by a school or public park. However, the facility is excellent, consistently well maintained, and worth the premium for our league. My only minor complaint is that it can get pretty warm inside during the summer. They seem to run the AC, but it doesn't always keep up once everyone starts playing. You'll also occasionally see NBA or other professional players training here. One of the well-known coaches works out of this facility, so players come for both the coaching and the quality of the court. Of course, it's best not to disturb them during training, but I've occasionally been able to ask for a quick photo afterward. After five years, this is still our go-to court. It's dependable, professionally maintained, and one of the best indoor basketball facilities I've found in the LA area.

Excellent space, courts to hoop, areas to work out. Great bump for kids looking to play basketball,…read moreand compete on many different levels. A lot of programs work out there, so find the one that best suits you. Coach O (Olin Simplis) and his group are some of the best in the world. We came out from NY to work out and train with them. Dope experience, we will be back.

My husband and I got engaged at the end of January and were aiming for an April wedding, so we were…read moreon a tight timeline. Chevy Chase Country Club was incredibly responsive and helpful from the very beginning, which made the entire process smooth and stress-free. When we toured the Oak Grove ceremony space and learned we'd have access to a bridal suite for the day, we were SO excited. When we first visited, Matthew and Amy showed us around. The ENTIRE country club is so beautiful, from the Oak Grove and Cypress Trees to the staircases. As we became more serious about booking and completely fell in love with the space, Silvana and Ruben were quick to respond and provided a detailed meeting and breakdown of everything. The packages were clear and informative, and they were always willing to accommodate our needs. When Cassidy took over for the rehearsal and day-of coordination, she was absolutely amazing. She was extremely responsive via email, attentive to every detail, and even addressed things we didn't think to ask about. During the rehearsal and on the wedding day, she coordinated everything so seamlessly that both our families and we felt completely at ease thanks to her calm and supportive presence. She truly cared about making our day special, and it showed in every detail. Our family members were so impressed by the venue, accommodations, and staff that they're already talking about hosting future events here. Thank you, Cassidy and team. We highly recommend this venue and hope to be back again soon! :)

Let's begin with having a country club wedding, especially at the Chevy Chase country club is the…read moreMOST romantic. And basically an all-inclusive: from the ceremony to cocktail hour, to our reception. Just steps away from one another, at the sunset hour, under twinkle lights and mature oaktrees. Is really all I could've ever asked for. Elegant, rustic, and well-executed 75 guest wedding. Thank you guys! And when I say all-inclusive everything is a smoothly run train. From the valet, to security, cake cutting, vendor organization, and wedding planner, menu tastings. Also, we had a private bridal suite, groom conference area, and living room, private balcony, and private bathrooms on the second floor for our families. What a necessary luxury, day of, that we never knew we needed. Cassidy is the wedding event coordinator and she's an absolute pro. Sure, the price point matches the service. You pay for exactly what you get. Which is Great value and excellent service. It's been about 10 days since our wedding. And we still receive compliments from our guests on how beautiful the evening was, and how the dinner was super yummy. Returning to my childhood neighborhood to get married was extra special, and put me at ease even on our big day. Thank you Cassidy! We will stop by for lunch shortly.

A great fun place to play Padel & even to network…read more The owners are kind & hardworking to make it the best space possible!

This place is incredible. I learned it's actually not pronounced "paddle" well, as since it…read moreoriginated in Mexico or Mexico City and it is pronounced pa-del just made me feel a little fancier, saying it that way. I do not play myself, but I was able to witness some truly talented players that are regulars here. Especially when Century City has the holiday decorations up, you can't beat the view of looking down into the atrium.minus one star because it is a little pricey. However, for special occasions, or intermittent plays, it is a unique experience. I believe different times of the day have different pricing, for instance, between 10 to 2 PM is happy hour pricing of sorts. I hear they are opening up in Culver City as well, and they will have some sort of licensing for kombucha or soft alcohol.

Clean and cosy. Good and friendly coaches and team many classes as well. I am already going for…read moreone year and going to prolong my membership

I genuinely like this gym. The staff is great, the atmosphere is good, and I enjoy working out…read morehere. That's exactly why it's so frustrating to see a gym marketed as a premium facility have this many ongoing maintenance and management issues. The steam room has been out of service what feels like every other week. It appears to finally be fixed now, but given the history, we'll see how long that lasts. Several lockers have damaged or detached hinges that can literally snag, cut, or leave grease on your clothes when you hang things inside. Gym equipment breaks and can stay broken for weeks, sometimes close to a month. Whenever these issues are brought to management, the response is almost always some version of, "We're aware of it, we're waiting on corporate." At some point, that stops being an explanation. The back extension machine was also moved into the middle of the gym, where it now seems to get no use. When members complained, we were told its previous location was a fire hazard. That explanation is difficult to take seriously. The room has three exits, and the machine was not obstructing an exit path. I'm familiar enough with fire-code requirements to know that simply calling something a "fire hazard" doesn't make the explanation convincing. Parking deserves its own paragraph. The system constantly has problems. Gates malfunction, sections occasionally close, and the payment machines sometimes refuse to read credit cards. Getting stuck trying to leave a parking structure after a workout because the equipment doesn't work is ridiculous. But the biggest issue is the air conditioning. For a significant part of the summer, the AC was barely functioning. I'm writing this review while sitting inside the gym right now. There are probably around 30 people here, and the temperature easily feels above 80°F with almost no airflow. That is not an exaggeration. In a facility where people are exercising intensely, proper ventilation and temperature control should be one of the most basic operational requirements. None of these complaints are about the staff. I actually like the employees here, and that's part of the reason I continue coming. The problem appears to be maintenance, facility management, and/or corporate support. A premium gym should not routinely have broken machines, damaged lockers, unreliable parking equipment, steam-room failures, and most importantly inadequate air conditioning. Members are paying premium prices. The facility should be maintained to a premium standard. Management already seems to be "aware" of most of these problems. What we need at this point isn't another acknowledgment. We need them fixed.

I rejoined Pit Fit after a few years because life had gotten busy raising young kids. I had joined…read morepreviously to get in shape for my first triathlon. One of the trainers, Tyler, even completed it with me and I'll be forever grateful for the encouragement and support to achieve the lofty goal I had set out for myself. Fast forward to today - Tawna continues to run one of the best gyms in the area. I had explored promotional rates with other gyms, but none of them lived up to what I was looking for: no nonsense, group weight training classes lead by experienced trainers with thoughtful instruction, corrections and modifications as needed... Oh and easy booking process, ample parking, good music and close to home. They do a great job of rotating different equipment too like battle ropes, kettle bells, TRX, plyo boxes, etc. It's not a huge gym so everyone becomes a friendly face. There are fun competitions throughout the year with t-shirts giveaways that build camaraderie. I also like seeing how many calories I've burned via the heart rate monitor. My only request is that they make a Pit Fit music playlist to share!

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There's a new Zumba Instructor, his name is Jeremy. , he is like a fresh breath of air in the zumba…read moreclass, his music , moves are so refreshing, that u enjoy every minute of the class. La Fitness Glendale blooms under the management of Vanessa, very clean facility. And the addition of Pilates class makes its more interesting

Overall a decent gym, it's fairly maintained, and the staff is friendly…read more The waiting lines are of intermediate terribleness. Most of the time it's ok, however some machines they clearly need more of. For example, the row machine (they have only one of) and pec fly machine (they have two). These you can almost guarantee that there will be a line. Cables. Lines are manageable but there is a bigger issue. Half the time there are literally no attachments. At times there will be say two triceps ropes and a single bar between the 6 cables to share. So, not only not enough variety of attachments (which is also true), but at times literally not enough to even have any kind of attachment on all the cables. I don't know if people take them to the private training area (which is not accessible to normies) or whatever they do with it, but it's very common at this gym and a deal breaker issue, I'd say. Sauna - insanely nasty. Horrible. Feels very unsanitary. I used it twice and both times my freshly washed towel, that I used there to sit on, caught this horrible stink of probably hundreds of peoples' sweats soaked in the wood of the sauna benches. I would've probably caught hepatitis A through Z had I not used the towel (half-joking). Still on the subject of sauna - not necessarily exclusive to this gym, but most people don't know sauna etiquette. They go in, wearing their sweaty shoes and clothes and do freaking sit ups and other crap in there, resulting in all of us sitting in heat and breathing in their stinky body and unwashed sweaty clothes evaporates. To those people, learn some manners and look up sauna etiquette before using it next time, that is nasty and you are just being an a**hole, with all due respect. That is not good for you or anyone around you. To the gym management - maybe print out sauna etiquettes and post them in a few places where sauna users can see? Have rules of use, just like you do for everything else? Overall, not ideal, but compared to some other gyms within walking distance it is at least usable.

I enrolled my child in a volleyball program, and the final session had no volleyballs not until we…read morewere literally walking out the door. No one notified me ahead of time. Instead, the kids played Duck Duck Goose and Simon Says. That is not what I paid for. When I reached out, I received a very polished email full of apologies and corporate language, but zero accountability that actually mattered. They offered a **$20 program credit** which I never asked for as if that makes up for a session where my child didn't touch a single volleyball in a *volleyball* class. I find it insulting, not generous. If there's an equipment issue, pick up the phone. Send a text. Give parents the option to make other arrangements. Don't just wing it with playground games and hope no one notices. And when a parent raises a valid concern, don't respond with a cookie-cutter email and a token credit that feels like a brush-off. Save your money and find a program that actually communicates with parents and respects their time.

If you're looking for a sports program that truly prioritizes your child's development and…read morewell-being, look no further than i9 Sports. Our family is living proof of how transformative this organization can be. Highly, highly recommend!

After spending several years in club volleyball across multiple clubs in the San Gabriel Valley,,…read moreour family can honestly say that Stormbreaker has been the best overall club experience we've had. What makes Stormbreaker different is that it was specifically created to solve frustrations that parents and players commonly experience in club volleyball. One of the biggest issues in club volleyball is roster size. Many clubs carry 12-14 players, meaning some girls spend large portions of tournaments on the bench, players worry about being substituted out after mistakes, and teammates feel like competitors fighting for the same playing time. Stormbreaker intentionally keeps rosters smaller, typically around 9-10 players. The girls are not only on the court more often, but they have a defined role and purpose. They are part of every match and rotation rather than wondering if they will see the floor. That consistency allows players to develop confidence through real game experience instead of constantly worrying about being replaced. Another major difference is training volume. Most clubs provide two practices per week. Stormbreaker provides three, plus additional opportunities for clinics, scrimmages, and position-specific development. More touches, more repetitions, and more feedback lead to more growth. Practices are also structured differently. Stormbreaker often has multiple teams training simultaneously with four or more coaches actively involved. Athletes are divided into position groups. Setters with setting coaches, hitters with hitting coaches, liberos on defense and serve receive, middles on middle-specific skills. The specialized instruction and repetition the girls receive is dramatically higher than what we experienced elsewhere. Stormbreaker also has something most clubs don't offer: a dedicated strength and athletic development area called The Vault. The girls participate in structured conditioning sessions focused on athleticism, explosiveness, core strength, injury prevention, and volleyball-specific performance. We've personally watched players become stronger, jump higher, and gain confidence over a single season. We also appreciated that development was built into the club experience rather than requiring constant outside lessons. Between three practices, specialized coaching, strength training, clinics, and additional opportunities for extra reps, our daughter received far more development within the program itself than we experienced elsewhere. Stormbreaker is also not built around a single coach. Jonathan, the club director, is deeply involved and genuinely cares about players and families. He has invested tremendous time studying collegiate, Olympic, and high-level volleyball development systems so coaches work from a shared philosophy. Unlike many clubs where your experience depends almost entirely on one coach, Stormbreaker has worked to build a consistent developmental system. The goal is that players continue progressing regardless of which coach they have because the training philosophy, skill development priorities, and expectations are shared across the club. What impressed me most, however, is the culture. The emphasis is not only on volleyball skills but on character, confidence, resilience, leadership, and personal growth. The club's mission and core values show up in how coaches interact with players, how families support one another, and how girls are encouraged to grow as athletes and young people. Our own team faced plenty of challenges. We had players learning new positions, several first-year club athletes, and periods of instability that could have derailed development. Instead, we watched the girls improve dramatically. They became more skilled, more confident, more competitive, and more resilient. Our daughter gained meaningful court time, developed confidence, and grew more in a single season than we expected. More importantly, she genuinely looked forward to practices and finished the season loving the game even more than when she started. We've spoken with many families from other Stormbreaker teams, and our experience is not unique. Parents consistently share that their daughters improved more in one season than in previous years elsewhere. No club is perfect, and Stormbreaker is still growing. But it was intentionally built to address problems many families have simply accepted as normal in club volleyball. They created an environment where athletes can develop, compete, build confidence, and genuinely enjoy the game. For our family, the difference has been significant, and we are grateful for everything our daughter gained this season both on and off the court.

Very well organized and fun camp. This camp trained based on skill of each kid. My daughter loves…read morethis camp and will join tryouts for club

I have been here so many times but neglected to write a review for some odd reason. This is a great…read moreclub.that I don't belong to but visit whenever on in Burbank dining at Santauri. The tennis courts are beautiful and there are several to play on. I was an avid tennis player on my youth and miss it. I didn't even know they had a gym until tonight when I was touring the club. They also have a room for cycling and a huge room for various workout classes. Everyone here looks very fit and healthy! The lap pool looked so enticing! I wish I brought my bikini! Overall it's a 5 star club and if I lived closer, I would definitely join!! A+

Loving the Toluca Lake Tennis & Fitness club! A friend…read moreinvited me to spend the day there mid week and of course, I accepted. The pool was a delicious 60 degrees and there were barely any people there. For a time we were the only two ladies at the pool. So calm and stress free! The lounge has complimentary drinks and fruits, and is super quiet and cozy. The front desk service was superb. They gave us a tour and even shared some great stories. The lockers are clean and they offer complimentary robes (I'm a sucker for a robe!), towels and all kinds of after shower hair and body products. They have a gym, cardio space, yoga, May Pilates and weight room. They even offer sound baths, which you don't have to be a member to enjoy btw. It felt like an old school club where people are happy to see you and interact. So lovely. One thing..... please don't hate me.... But.... I'm going to wait until they convert the tennis courts to pickle-ball courts before I join. ;)