People are welcoming, friendly, and helpful. It's a nice place to train and hone your skills. My…read moreson comes here to compete since we live too far to train at this club. This is one of our favorite places to visit.

My daughter was interested in taking lessons however, we found the website incomplete and…read moreinconsistent so I called to speak to manager for clarification and a Ryan answered the phone who identified himself as such. It was unbelievable not to mention unnecessary as I was just asking basic information questions how rude and condescending he was. Thinking perhaps it was me I sent my husband there to check the place out and meet Ryan who is indeed the owner / manager face-to-face. He also found him to have a very off-putting personality. Needless to say, we've enrolled our daughter in another activity

UPDATE: As we head into the cooler months, even though there…read moreare so many people who depend upon being able to use the pool year-round, we start to have the "staffing" issue, meaning a shortage of life guards. Thanks a bunch to the life guard who calls in "sick" the very morning (usually a week-end) that the pool is scheduled to be open, so there are people who get ready for a swim/exercise session and drive to the pool from in town (Woodland), from Davis, Winters, Esparto, the entire region - only to arrive at the pool and find out it's closed. A "bummer" is putting it lightly! I'm wondering what will happen when the new pool is opened? Building that pool is costing a lot of money - where are the reliable life guards who will be showing up for work on a dependable basis, who take their jobs seriously and don't disappoint their co-workers and those who rely on the pool for healthy exercise?

How freaking cool is this...FREE!…read more Yes open swim time is free. Owned and operated by the City of Woodland shows a very strong and positive way your tax dollars are been put to good use. Both the kiddie pool (3ft) and the competition pool have undergone major reconstruction during the winter of 2014/15. It's one of the busiest pools I've ever seen for swim meets, almost every weekend of the year. As with most public pools, there is two diving boards, a low and a high-dive. Very well maintained and supervised. There is also a security guard present at all times. Changing rooms with showers are always wet so walk slowly and carefully when in there. Some street parking but plenty in the Woodland HS faculty parking lot that's adjacent to the facility. Bring sunscreen, swimsuit, and a towel and have fun. Check their website for closures, usually due to swim meets. Cityofwoodland.org/aquatics/

Solid chaos in the best way. Indoor/outdoor setup, zero boujee fluff, just "hi welcome, we're gonna…read moreruin your legs now." I dropped into Performance 22 Gym for their 9/11 Fireman workout and WOW... apparently "warm up" means a run and casually climbing 9 flights of stairs. Then it's burpee everything, kettlebells, rowers, bikes, toes to bar... basically a full identity crisis midway through. Coach was great though, the kind that smiles while you question your life choices. Left feeling weirdly amazing and mildly attacked (my favorite combo). Love a gym I can't dominate on day one... gives me something to chase. Easy booking on ClassPass which is clutch for travelers. No showers that I saw, but bathrooms and water are there... and honestly you'll be too busy surviving to care.

Best gym and strength training I've ever been to. I can't say enough good things about the staff.read more

It's beautifully run and lots of classes and fun. I enjoy these Yoga classes and Tai Chi that I…read morehave been experiencing!

i enjoy my exercise classes and all the activities they offer. the staff is friendly and…read moreprofessinal. i have spent many happy hours here throuugh the years.

This review is for the adult classes, and for anyone like me that has anxiety about coming and…read moreneeds to know exactly what to expect. I did my first class last night. I have no gymnastics experience whatsoever. I wore jogger style pants (the ones that get tight at the ankles), a tight tank top, and a polyester shirt. My outfit worked well for what we were doing because it was breathable but also tight enough to where it wasn't flying in my face when I went up side down. You can also wear shorts and any regular t shirt. Just wear something comfortable Barefeet on the floor and also a mask required at this point. Months back I bought an UnderArmour face mask that is perfect for working out in, and it was perfect for this. Also, being a water bottle! Parking is fine (at least at night), there is a parking lot in front of the gym with plenty of spaces. And if it were to fill up there is a neighborhood(on Albany Ave at Donovan Ct) that you could park in and just walk through a little walkway that leads directly to their front door. I walked in and met coach Shawn and one of the other participants. My classmate showed me where to put my belongings (there's benches that are visible from the floor of the gym). As a class we did some conditioning to warm up - that night it was push ups, planks, toe raises, some jumping. It was very doable; my classmates told me that in past classes, conditioning is more challenging (something to expect). Then we did basic stretches. After that, the coach tells the class where we are for the day (floor, bars, beam). This night we were on bars. The coach demonstrated the different stations and then we rotated between them as a class (one person on each bar doing something different). My classmates were amazing; they helped me and encouraged me. After a while on the bars it became open gym where you can practice anything. I just jumped around a lot and also practiced falling backwards into a mat. So thankful that Davis Diamonds has an adult class! If you're thinking about trying it but a little anxious, I say give it a chance! There is a range of skill levels among the adults and no judgement; just a lot of fun. ‍

This review is for open gym only. I have a 10 yr old who…read morelikes free style gymnastics aka PARKAUR Pro- new place, airy, clean and like the setup as it feels very roomy Cost-$10 cost for 12:15 to 1:45 I think are only day could be wrong reasonable priced Snacks- limited but reasonably priced like water, juice boxes, chez it's, cheese sticks more healthy type Staff- nice and pretty friendly and extra shot out to Andrew who hung out with boys Birthday party setup- didn't use Location- right off freeway

We came here for a High School soccer game, so we only used the field. They had no where for our…read moreteam to sit, so the girls had to sit on the ground. They have a really small bleacher area, but those aren't close to the soccer field. So bring your chairs. The only bathroom was locked and we were told to go into the community center if we needed to use the bathroom. Once the game was over the community center doors were locked, so no bathrooms for anyone to use.

We just got home from an event that Yolo Cares put on at the Woodland Community and Senior Center…read more The center was easy to find. It's right off the 113, North of Davis. Parking was easy, they have 2 large lots. They even have solar panels so you can park in the shade. Soon as you pull in the first few spots were for seniors. We took a spot to the left of the Senior Spots. We walked in the front door. The place looked closed. No one was in the customer service booths. The gates were down on the right so we walked left. We easily found the bathrooms on the left. They were clean and well supplied, except for the first sink, it was out of soap. Once exiting the bathrooms we saw the signed table at the end of the hallway. We walked toward it and were happily greeted by Yolo Cares staff. We were set up in one of the meeting rooms. The room was airy and pleasant. A little on the cool side, but I wore my sweater so it was the perfect Temperature. The technology system worked perfect. The presentation used both the projector for a PowerPoint presentation and the microphone so we could hear them. There was no feedback and the lighting was perfect. Half the room was set up like a classroom and the other half of the room had round tables with chairs around it for lunch. It was the prefect set up. The location was perfect. I'd come back for another event or presentation.

This place is amazing. I have been a student there attending classes ever since I was 6 years old…read moreand have never once wanted to quit. Classes are fun and the instructors are knowledgeable and friendly. Personally, some of my favorite memories have happened here.

I come to their kickboxing class once a week in the evenings. They have different instructors in…read morewhich I have taken classes with and they are all great with different teaching styles. They motivate you and the class is so much fun. Bumping music, moves and sweat! It's a mixture of everything and best believe, you leave your class huffing and puffing, feeling great. My 5 yo daughter is in their tiger class twice a week. At first, I was expecting the class to be all physical but to my surprise, they teach amazing life lessons like building confidence, self discipline, hard work, control, and respect. This made me commit. We've also taken this class with multiple instructors and every one of them are so kind and amazing. They are so great with kids and I love them all so much! My girl enjoys this class and it's nice parents can sit in the class to watch. Towards the end, they have you interact with your child in helping them develop their skills which is a nice way to bond. I think of all the places in Davis, this place is probably the best in terms of quality for adults and children. They also offer camps which I've heard great things about.

I'm so impressed by the staffs commitment to all children not just the ones attending the Y. I see…read moremany of them spending extra time with the children with such compassion and caring. They are also such a big help with the parents as they go through the process of letting go of your child. The youth sports program it unmatched to help the kids learn basic sports skills, teamwork, and most importantly sportsmanship. This is is all summed up by the parents' willingness to give back to the program, whether is be by donation or by volunteering. Parking here is tricky, very limited on street parking only. A few business's across the street are very friendly and allow the use of their lots.

My child attended the daycare program and I was not happy with the quality of the program. The…read morestaff do not seemed to be well trained in child development the place is filthy and staff seems too busy To answer questions. I find it disappointing that the health and wellness instructor is a huge woman that does not say much for the YMCAs commitment to healthy lifestyles.