Overall, I very much appreciate having Koret swim pool around. It's just sometimes its rules and…read moreexecution of them irk me. Otherwise, every swim is a great swim!

Just updating this to say the gym is closed closer to 1.5-2 months per year, easily. There's a…read morereason why it's so much cheaper. If you're someone who goes to the gym 6-7 days a week do not choose this gym.

The good- there's a lot to play with here. The playground offers a lot of great variety for all…read moreages. There's a baseball field and a seesaw, slide, etc. Plus, the parking is convenient and I never had an issue with finding a spot. The bad- The rubber turf is falling apart. There are so many holes that my toddler keeps tripping and falling on them! I can't tell if other kids are just ripping them up because the holes are larger than the size of my hand or because they keep falling into them too. This is a big safety issue and one of the main reasons why we don't come here as often anymore. Another unfortunate thing that happened was we witnessed a fight here (amongst adults) once on the field and it was weird. They were also bbqing and brought their own grill. Not sure if that's even a thing you could do here but yeah...definitely felt uncomfortable!

Solid neighborhood playground. It's enclosed but big enough for big kids playing tag, near Stern…read moreGrove eucalyptus trees and also near a clean bathroom with running water and flush toilets. We stayed here for over an hour with 6 tween boys, no complaints. There was plenty of opportunity to run, jump, climb, swing, slide and teeter.

Dr Bobby Tay and his team are amazing! Had ACDF spinal fusion on July 21st. The entire UCSF team is…read moretop notch. From beginning to end, checking in, anesthesiologist, Dr Tay and nurse Peri Lewis on the 15th floor. I can't say enough about how surgery day went smoothly! I've had multiple surgeries here, but this day was fantastic. Yay for Dr Tay and Nurse Peri Lewis on the 15th floor made!

Badminton, love playing here…read more I use three things here 1) Swimming with my daughter of 12 years old Their pool has shallow waters, it's indoors, it has up to 8 foot on the other end. Not super busy during family swim hours. Plenty of exercise for the both of us. Love it 2) The ping pong and pool tables upstairs. Over looking the Golden Gate bridge while we hit ping pong, brush up on billard skills. they have a piano and foosball table as well 3) I play badminton here every Saturday from 5:30 - 8:00pm, need I say more? No existing badminton clubs in San Francisco, making this a very attractive place. With some good players, 3 courts, you can get all you can take.

Once my son joined the YPAC YMCA team a year ago, I signed up for gym memberships for us and the…read moreswim team for him as a package deal. I can't remember details other than the difference was negligible to do both and it made sense. I've gently eased myself getting back into working out. I used to train hard, 5+ days a week. Let's just say it's been a glacial progress getting back into a routine; I need to improve. Presidio YMCA is a great gym, not too crowded and it's clean. And with my son now working out 3-4 times a week before he trains with the swim team, I don't have an excuse not to go more often. Fitness goals..

Decently sized gym and a fun location. This gym has almost all essential equipment, but is missing…read moresome things like a decline crunch and hack squat. They are easily substituted, but it would be nice to have here. There is also a parking lot which is paid parking everyday from 10AM-5PM. Before 10 AM or after 5 PM, parking becomes free (i assume). The facility is quite clean and the service is fantastic. There is a gymnasium, group class sessions, bike room, and a stretching room. Overall a decent gym with nice equipment, but would be nice to have some more. Gym equipment not pictured: - Precor Resolute Multi-Station (2x Lat Pulldown, 1x Low Row, 1x Adjustable Pulley) - Cybex Plate-Loaded Squat Press - Cybex Eagle NX Hip Abduction/Adduction - Cybex Eagle NX Glute - Cybex Prestige Strength VRS Fly/Rear Delt (Pec Dec)

Last Saturday, I brought my 3 year old son into the women's locker room to use the bathroom…read more There's a vanity area where women get ready, however there was an older man just sitting there, watching the women get ready, completely naked. I went over to the front desk and told them there was a naked man in the women's locker room just sitting there, watching everyone and he responded that they are legally not allowed to remove him. Please educate me because this doesn't seem right. I told them I usually let my 11 year old daughter go to the bathroom herself and I don't feel like it's safe and yet, YMCA did nothing. I was at the YMCA because my daughter had a game. After her game, I checked the women's locker room (about an hour after I took my son to the bathroom) and the naked man was still there, sitting there and putting lotion on his body. This is not okay. Please be careful everyone, especially those with children.

Nice community gym with lots of cardio and weight lifting options as well as plenty of classes…read more The place is fairly small but makes good use of the space they have. I highly recommend getting signed up to use the EGym system that tracks your progress on many of the cardio and weight lifting machines on the second floor as it helps gamify the whole experience. The YMCA also uses an app where you can reserve a spot for the classes that are offered which I also recommend doing as many classes are popular and fill up. Changing rooms and bathrooms are kept very clean. Staff are generally helpful and the place welcomes people of all ages. Also with the YMCA membership you can go to other YMCA gym locations in the area which has been a convenient option for me as well. Overall definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a solid gym in the area.

As a circus performer, I'm surrounded by acrobats and aerialists every week. I've taken a few…read moreaerial classes in the past, but focused on my own skillset instead and never committed long enough to get become sufficient in it. Well, thanks to Yelp Elite, I went to an Elite event here one day and we spent an hour trying a variety of classes, including trampoline, handstands, parkour, and aerials. I became re-inspired to try my hand at aerials so I purchased a class package and now here I am as a student! I'm currently taking Lyra classes and it is incredibly humbling and challenging, but in just 3 classes, I've already seen some improvement. I'm still worlds away from being performance ready, but it's a start! The instructors here are incredibly talented and fun. They are hands-on with helping correct form and posture or if you need a little boost to get onto your hoop. Looking forward to continuing my training here!

Many unsafe set ups and very dirty. It is not a healthy environment for children. I hope they make…read moreneeded improvements and set in place a cleaning and maintenance schedule because it could be terrific, but safety and cleanliness are critical issues.

There are two tennis courts but they're also linked with the basketball court. The courts are…read moredecent but it is usually pretty crowded. AP Giannini Middle School is next to it, so weekdays they would have PE classes around there. I normally play at 7ish AM where the court is still a little wet from fog or what not, however, these are the driest courts I've been to. At around 9ish, these super good senior citizens tennis players would come out and whoop on me. lol Their unorthodox playing REALLY throws you off but they are fun and competitive. SO i would recommend coming to these courts AND playing against the seniors lol

You probably know the story of how SF Mayor Moscone was killed: shot by former police officer Dan…read moreWhite in the Mayor's office November 27, 1978. But did you know: Dianne Feinstein, then President of the Board of Supervisors, was the person who first discovered Moscone's body. Feinstein was later sworn in as the city's new mayor (White employed the famous 'Twinkie Defense' and was only charged with 'manslaughter')...so it's kind of interesting to wonder where Senator Feinstein would be without that gruesome murder, isn't it? And have you paused to check on some of her votes in Congress, lately? http://feinstein.senate.gov/allvotes.html For someone who supposedly suckles at the liberal teat, her politics kind of stink of Red-State thinking these days... But I digress... This park is the 'activity' and sports park for the Marina and the adjoining areas - there is a sandlot playground for tots, and a big grassy area used for soccer and 4 softball/ baseball 'diamonds' with backstops. There's also a sort of chipping green, a batting 'cage'/ net, and 4 tennis courts. Place is popular after work with various sloshball leagues and whatnot, so plan accordingly. Moscone loses a star for the crowds and for the fact that, as one of the few places in SF where there's a public court that attracts ballers for a semi-regular pick-up run, the facilities aren't really that great...which leads me to the all-important basketball portion of this review... The hoops situation is erratic. There is a court on the east/ Laguna side that (to me) has a nicer surface, but usually has scrub games. The better runs are on the West/ Webster St. side, which is lighted, allowing after-hours ball. Try after work and in the AM on the weekend. There's usually a wait of some sort and can be a lot of smack being talked (standard). There's also a small and rather shabby 'Rec Center' building on Chestnut, which actually has a hoops court inside. But the place is weird: it's almost never open and even if you get in there, one of the rims is like 9'6" and the other is like 11', and it's dimly lit, so basically its useless. Basketball Jonze

In need for a little good old-fashioned game of catch, my boyfriend and I dug out our baseball…read moregloves (mine still had field dirt embedded in the straps from high school softball - ha!) and headed down to Moscone park to throw the ball around for awhile. The fields here are impeccably landscaped and the grass is glorious. I wanted to just lay down in it for awhile, but I was too busy fielding grounders and whipping some mean pitches. There is plenty of room to share with the fellow ballplayers, dog walkers, and little kids rolling around in the grass. Hooray for parks. And should you decide to play some catch & it's been awhile, watch out the next morning... when I woke up my arm felt like it had died. Lol.