My son has been a player for Sol for the past 5 years. This program has taught my son not only the…read morefundamental of basketball but value of life, team work and discipline. The coaching staff are exceptional, providing a safe and fun environment for the players and parents. They are equipped and highly knowledgeable of the game as well as how to coach children of all ages. Through this program, my son has gain a strong brotherhood that I believe will last a lifetime. He's heading off to college to further his basketball career and I have Sol to thank for that. I would highly recommend this program to all youths. -Mel

Refs are aggressive towards parents. One punched a parent in the face after they simply said…read more"traveling". Cops showed up arrested the ref and The ref was back the next week. Shameful management and refs.

Ok, my 2 week new student special is up for the most part and I was able to take 3 classes and want…read moreto upgrade this place to 4 stars. This is a no frills studio and last night when I was lying in savasana, I noticed the water stains on the ceiling but to be honest, I should have kept my eyes closed in savasana. So what this place lacks in ambiance, it makes up for in good instruction and a place to really focus on your practice. The three times I came here I really liked the instruction by two different instructors. I heard things that I was ready to receive. Again, will say that this place is for those that are serious about their yoga. The men's and womens area are really small. There is a bathroom, no shower. Come here to truly practice and deepen your relationship with yourself. You will discover something at the end of class that you didnt know about yourself earlier. I will be back.

I recently started attending Anda Yoga House as a newcomer to the studio, and unfortunately, my…read moreexperience with the instructor Mira Portents has been consistently disappointing across three separate classes. From the very beginning, Mira was unapproachable and dismissive. When I asked clarifying questions--as any beginner might--she didn't answer them with patience or clarity. Instead, she brushed them off by saying I "live in my head" and should simply "keep going." This pattern repeated in each class. During my most recent session, I asked her a very specific question about the breathing technique we were doing at the start of the class. She had spoken so quickly during the instructions that I couldn't follow. I wanted to understand whether we were supposed to breathe through the throat or not--because the technique feels completely different depending on that. I also explained that if I'm not using my throat, I don't understand how to increase the inhale properly, which made the entire exercise ineffective for me. Her response was, once again, vague and dismissive: "I gave instructions. Just listen better and come again." Importantly, Mira Portents was aware from day one that I came to yoga after physical trauma, with chronic pain and a sense of disconnection from my body. I told her that I need to rebuild a healthy movement pattern from the ground up. Instead of showing empathy or offering adjustments, she continued to repeat the same phrase--"Don't live in your head"--without actually helping me build the bodily awareness that I explicitly said I lacked. I was especially shocked that someone who claims over 10 years of experience in yoga hasn't developed the basic qualities of kindness, patience, or sensitivity to others' needs--especially when dealing with new students or those recovering from trauma. If you're new to the studio or looking for an instructor who will support your growth with compassion, I strongly recommend choosing a different teacher.

I didn't know what to expect when I saw this place from the outside because it was near hella…read morewarehouses but it's a neat place! They have two spots one for beginners and one for intermediate players. I went to the beginners one and it was pretty nice. It costs 14$ and you can play for as long as you want. Flower Cock is provided for free to use but you have to bring raquets. If you don't have them they are available to rent also. If you come here for the first time you're gonna have to register and sign some waiver. You have to reserve a court and reservation lasts 30 mins, then you can reserve for next available time. I went on Saturday noon and it wasn't too busy and I am glad it wasn't smelly cause the last badminton place I went to was MUSTYYY. There's tons of parking and even a plaza nearby with lots of food options for post badminton grub!!

This is such a great establishment to promote health and activity through badminton. The teachers…read morewere all very helpful and kind to all the kiddos. They were attentive and supported them at all their ability levels. The space is spacious and there are multiple courts! There is no AC or heater. So if you come, please bring a jacket just in case you get cold. I went on a January Saturday morning. But I hear that during the summer it gets very stuffy and hot. So make sure you bring a cooler with ice water and/or ice packs!

Just opened! Beautiful facility and great staff work individually or with teams to obtain the best…read moreresults. Agility training combined with sport specific training provide a perfect combination to get your athlete to the next level!

We like the open feel of this training facility. This is our first time here for batting cages and…read morethe amenities are safe well maintained. I've been to some training facilities that had tripping hazards, poor space management, and felt limited to potential. MM7 has a lot of potential and you definitely pay more. We'll see if we continue to utilize MM7 as a core base for our kids. So far I give this place a 5 star rating.

Great gym for my youth baseball player who is learning movement patterns, flexibility, speed and…read morestrength. Kelsey, Brandon, and Doug are great with the athletes and are client centric in their focus. Classes are walk in and flexible on weekday afternoons. A number of clubs use the facility so aim for earlier in the afternoons to avoid crowds. My player is exhausted at the end of a work out but always looks forward to coming back.

I give this place one star because it's a 5 star training facility, but I will never recommend this…read moreplace because of Doug, their trainer. I trained here for a little over a year before covid and was yelled at in front of the entire gym, told to leave and not come back, for laughing with my teammate during warmup. I was used to make an example of, so all the kids in the class would pay attention. Even if I wasn't paying attention, I was a paying customer and should've been punished with sprints or a strenuous workout to teach me to pay attention, not screamed at and belittled in front of 30+ people and told to not come back when my team worked out there every week. Coaches have all the power to help a kid stay motivated and pursue their passion, this event crushed all my motivation to continue and this is why this I'm leaving this review. If you do choose to attend this facility, choose any trainer besides Doug, all the other trainers are amazing and just as talented as him, if not more so. there's no reason for this kind of behavior and even if he saw me as a problem, instead of trying to fix it he instead chose to throw me out like i was Tuesdays trash. I've sat on this review for a little over two years now hoping I'd understand why he did what he did, but unfortunately i can't seem to think of any logical explanation to why kicking me out and yelling at me was the best form of action by him. He crushed a kids dreams that day, something that I'd hoped no one would would ever try to do.

Best kept community club in San Diego. Except for a golf…read morecourse, SRSRC has everything for families of all ages to enjoy. It has two locations. The main club is on Aviary Drive and has all the amenities. Olympic size swimming pool, 4 tennis courts, 8 pickleball courts, basketball court, workout gym (yoga, Pilates, etc.), weight room, jacuzzi, spa, etc.. They even have a children's play area and summer camps for the young ones. The 2nd location (Trail Dr) is a little smaller but has most of the amenities and more (5 tennis courts, an Olympic size swimming pool, 2 racquetball courts, a sand volleyball court, a miniature golf course, and a children's play area and daycare). You can also pay for private lessons (workouts, tennis, pickleball, swimming, etc.). Scripps Ranch community has grown in size and population. Therefore, patience is needed to gain membership at SRSRC. the resident membership waiting period is about 2-3 years.

STAY AWAY!! I signed both of my kids up for the non-competitive swim team and it has been a…read morehorrendous experience from day 1. The instructor Kristen is impatient and short tempered. She should never teach swim to ANY child. There is absolutely no instructor half of the time and the people that do arrive seem to be busy on their cell phones. This is a safety hazard and this facility should NOT be conducting any type of swim lessons. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. YOUR KIDS MAY DROWN. NO TRAINED PERSONNEL.

Just purchased membership and super happy about it. I had an amazing experience with Ayden N. He…read morewas incredibly attentive and knowledgeable, answering all my questions. Very pleasant and helpful! Big thanks!

I visited 24 Hour Fitness yesterday and witnessed an incident that left me feeling uncomfortable…read moreand possibly unsafe. An older customer directed racist language and derogatory comments toward another member, and the situation escalated quickly. At one point, I felt that the older man's behavior became threatening, by saying what he would do to the black guy after he responded to him for speaking down to him. When the black guy said your mama, after being called a slur, I was sure things were way past fixing. The interaction felt hostile rather than respectful or appropriate for a gym environment. When the other member stood up and responded, the older man left to speak with management. From what I observed, it appeared management may have taken the older man's side without fully understanding what was happening. I've also seen this same customer act rudely toward others in the past, particularly around personal space and how he interacts with members waiting for or using equipment. I'm reporting this because threats and racist conduct have no place in a fitness facility. I have experienced it also but I hope management takes complaints seriously, investigates thoroughly, and ensures members feel safe.