Have been a member of this gym since 2013. I love the group classes, the cleanliness, the outdoor…read moreworkout area (it's an outdoor lifter's dream!!), and that they are constantly adding new equipment and classes, and the entire TKD program. The dedication of the Tertulien family to their business is unrivaled! They are literally here 15 hours a day running this gym. You will not get a more personalized and caring gym experience anywhere. This gym and the family who run it are a true asset to the small town of King City. I will always support their mission to bring health, fitness, and holistic wellness to our community.

They have a wide variety of equipment, for example 3 treadmills of different sorts; i.e., one for…read morewalking, jogging, one for elevating, and another one. Several stair climbers, free weights, several weight machines inside and outside, rope climb, etc. Additionally they have Zumba, cardio, step, Tae Kwon Do, pilates, and yoga. You can also get a cup of coffee or juice. really nice place with great staff.

Professor Rich has built an amazing program at the adult and kids level. Spent a year at the gym…read moreand gained a lot of jiu jitsu skills but most importantly I gained friends that felt more like family. I would highly recommend this gym to anybody new to martial arts that might be nervous to start and join a gym. Everybody in the gym is down to earth, helpful and welcoming. Every class is filled with great knowledge and competitive sparring if you're looking to compete, but everybody will take it slow and "flow roll" if you're looking to work on technique. Would recommend this gym not only for the atmosphere but size. There is always enough space and Professor Rich is able to give everybody individual attention if needed. I would have stayed at this gym for a much longer time if I didn't move for work but will always go back and I consider Professor Rich and the team my home team and close friends.

Been to about 5 different jiujitsu places and this one is one of the best. The instructor is…read moreamazing and the students all get along. A lot of great people in this gym. Prices are the best you'll find anywhere.

As a person who played here, I loved it. The coaches helped me improve so much and I felt like they…read morewere very nice people. Compared to other clubs I played at, I prefer this one the most.

In my opinion, this club is a waste of time. Been in the club scene for many years. These are…read moredisorganized rookies looking to play. Website is completely out of date as much as 2 years, facebook page is the same. Staff made it clear on signing day that administrator is on a money grab. We have had the same tournament schedule with other clubs with same price, while the other clubs offered 2 flights and hotels to LA, Central Coast can afford none. With the same tournaments, as other clubs. In addition. . . bonus surprises . . many of them, , , Play-n-stay fees 2 days before the tournaments costing $100s extra, not to mention fees for the same tourneys you get free in other clubs. Coaches mislead the kids that show and participate into thinking they play because they attend and favoritism is rampant. This is not a club but rather a collection of well off kids creating factions within the team. There was a clear delineation and team play was not part of the agenda. Coaches bad mouthed players to other players and did not hold back on there feelings for the director. Halfway through, parents were bombing text back and forth about where the heck the money was going along with the surprise play fees. Volleyball has become an expensive upper class sport. Over the years I have witnessed many kids drop from the sport due to elitist attitudes, cliques, favoritism and outright lies of participation. but I have never witnessed a more disorganized unprofessional club. All clubs have there issues and you have to let the kids be kids, but the possible money grab here is really weird....the parents allowing it is weirder still. Shop the club for your kids. Don't settle because they are close.

Sambosa means "Three Jewels," and stands for the Buddha (teacher), Dharma (the teaching) and Sangha…read more(spiritual community.) This tranquil Temple was created in the early 70's, and is the first Korean Buddhist temple ever built in the U.S. They opened their doors to the public and on opening day, 400 people, including the mayor of Carmel and other prominent monks, flooded Sambosa. The Temple has had its shares of ups and downs, including an unfortunate fire in the 1980's that burned down the main Dharma Hall. But it has withstood the test of time and still remains a graceful and quiet symbol of peace in the Valley. The current abbot is Bom Hugh Sunim, and his teachings explore his particular vision of a nonsectarian approach to religion, philosophy, and life. My mother was friends with one of the followers of the Temple, and being the same age as her twins, we often played together. It's a beautiful place to reflect and slow down, even if you are not a practicing Buddhist...although it seems like the ideal religion for every walk of life.

When i was about 5 yrs old my father and 4 friends moved to Carmel to build this temple. I remember…read moreplaying by a river with two of the boys who also were living on the property during the build. We lived in these dome shaped Yurts with wood construction covered with a heavy plastic. Very cold in the winter. It was an adventure for a kid my age. Almost like a long camping trip. I believe we were there only one season. That was a long time. I dont remember a lot but my father has some great pictures. Most of the construction process and the builders hoisting up these very large beams. Some of around the camp and of the builders. I'm now in my 50s and would love to visit this magical place again. I will be taking all the photos with me to compare.

We absolutely love Agape Academy, and so does our daughter! The teachers are fantastic and always…read moreon top of things, the curriculum is engaging, and the facilities are clean and welcoming. It's such a safe and inclusive place--exactly what we wanted for her preschool experience. Big thanks to Lisa, Carmel, and Catherine for being so caring and amazing at what they do. We couldn't have asked for more. Highly recommend!

What a sweet school!!! Our family had such an incredible experience while attending Agape. My…read moredaughter and son attended Agape Academy starting from age 2yr-5yr. Not only are all of the teachers dedicated and loving but they take personal interest in your child's wellbeing. My children have gone off to school and still talk about how fun their pre-school was and how they miss it. We are still friends with many of the families we met and love to community Agape fostered for us.

At Oak Park In Greenfield, CA At A Car Show The Homies From Dead End Magazine Are Here As Well As…read moreSeveral Car Clubs From The Area And Beyond. Is A Really Nice Venue Free To Get In Car Show But The Park Charges A $5 Entrance Fee On Saturday And Sundays.

It's a big park has lots of trees. it has a big private parking lot. Parking is free. So that's a…read moreplus. It doesn't seem to get to full if you want to exercise or your kids want to play and run there's a lot of space! Nice park.

At Patriot Park In Greenfield, CA Getting Mr. Moreno His Vaccines At The Protect Your Pet Low Cost…read moreVaccination Clinic. Nobody Is Here Yet..?? Maybe Cancelled Due To Rain...?? Just Called Them And Supposedly On Their Way..!! Hopefully We Can Hurry Before It Starts To Rain Again..!!!

I absolutely loved this race. It was my first half-marathon, and I've caught the bug. After years…read moreof semi-training for 5K's and 10K's, always to be left kind of disappointed with my performance, I finally just went for it with a 1/2 and am so glad I did. The course for Salinas Valley is gorgeous, the community running the race is incredibly friendly and good-spirited, and few things compare to the self-pride of completing this kind of physical challenge. Additionally, this was by far one of the most well-run races I've participated in. Everything from parking to nutrition stations to the post-race event were well-planned and expertly executed. I wasn't much up for all the wine tasting after throwing myself across the finish line, but it seemed fun! Maybe I'll toughen up by next year; the chocolate milk beat out Cabernet this time. If you're on the fence about running a half, know that the large majority of folks were run/walkers; I came in around 2:37:00 and was in good company. I had a blast and am already looking forward to next year. The one thing I *won't* forget is Body Glide - these thighs just aren't made out for August heat in Salinas. Lessons learned! ;-)

Just ran the race today. It is one of the most well organized event I've participated in, not to…read moremention one of the most scenic. The traffic flow and parking were well thought out, the goodies at the start and end of the race were great (water, plain bagels & cream cheese, grapes, candies, water, coffee, wine, coconut water), there was a massage service at the finish area, the mile markers were in nicely done boards and in large print, water and port-o-potties were available every few miles, and there were volunteers carrying pace boards that I found helpful in reaching my goal time. I look forward to doing the race again next year!