This place is run so poorly. They have people walking around checking wristbands in the middle of…read moreour games.

They were smart to turn what was a dog park into the epicenter of Pickleball! I go regularly to…read morewatch pickleball being a spectator. I hear it's $5 a day or $60 per year membership to play. i rather watch not only because it is free to but because i dont want to get sore, injured, or even sweat while playing! I do have a brand new Joora pickleball set for sale too! I did go to the most recent US Open Pickleball Championship being held there and did meet phenom Anna Leigh Waters for a picture! :)

My parents and I had an awesome time on Old Time Charters. Louis was super friendly and…read moreknowledgeable of fishing and the area. His family has been here a very long time so he had a lot of interesting stories and told us about the history of Everglades City. We will definitely be coming back! HIGHLY recommend. Thanks for a great time, Louis!

Mark is the best I've worked with. I started seeing Mark a few months ago when I was struggling…read morewith weak drives and poor iron contact. For context, I'm late 50's and currently a 6 index (4.5 was the low). We changed things in set-up to be more athletic and better position to strike the ball. Spent a lot of time on using the lower body in the swing which dramatically increased club head speed and resulted in much higher ball flight with irons. We continue to build on it - each session gets better results. I couldn't recommend him more. Great coach and cool guy.

Mark is the absolute best and I've had 10 trainers. He helped me so much with just two lessons! I'm…read moregoing back for more

The owner, pilates, instructor. Is awesome. I have a bad knee and she was able to guide me through…read morenot hurting myself more than I already hurts.. I just started back after being out for six years and it was a wonderful experience.. thank you so much

Gina and her instructors are absolutely amazing! Would recommend this for anyone looking for a…read moregreat workout.

We all went last night for the sunset cruse was very nice and the staff was very good . Great night…read morefor the cruse and dinner after woods for some sea food ..

Our sunset cruise with Captain Dom was wonderful. Our grandchildren had come in to see us after…read morevisiting Orlando and after the boat ride said this was the best part of their vacation. Would highly recommend.

I don't typically write reviews but this fishing charter was such a great experience and so fun I…read morefeel I need to let others know. Captain Robbie went above and beyond to make our experience amazing!

As I got older I realized that the "go till you drop" and "higher reps" style of training was not…read moreworking for me. My trainers never took the time to know my capabilities or how I was feeling that day. Kevin took the time to prepare a personalized workout for that session. He took a holistic approach and worked in stretching, balance, yoga, and weight training. AND gave me homework that I could do. For once I felt like I was making a difference with my body and my health. All because Kevin cares enough to see me.

I had a very painful episode of hip bursitis so met with Dr Otto for treatment. He was very…read moreprofessional, client focused and very knowledgeable. He prescribed PT exercises which were very difficult but effective. Also did dry needling which also provided great relief. I highly recommend Dr Otto.

I ran this race in 2013. As noted, the course is flat; it's coastal Florida, you could almost play…read morebilliards on the course (if there's a total gain of 40 feet I'd be surprised). It's a series of out-and-back loops, basically, which means that you get to see the elite runners several times, and can cheer on those behind you if you wish. The scenery is nice enough (most of the race is through Port Royal, a fairly tony neighborhood in Naples), and it's the only race I can think of where a priest is blessing the passing runners with holy water (at Trinity-by-the-Cove church, mile 8 and 9). Prize money attracts a number of elite runners (in 2013 we ran with an Olympian and several NCAA champions), but there's still a nice, local feel to the race, probably helped by the finish at Cambier Park -- after the race, it's just a bunch of happy, sweaty, tired people eating bagels and bananas in the park and swapping war stories. One other interesting touch is the National Anthem -- before the starting gun, they begin playing the Star Spangled Banner on a loudspeaker. This year, there was a hitch, and it cut out after a couple bars. So the runners all chimed in for a heartfelt, if potentially out-of-tune (we're runners, not singers!) rendition. That was a surprisingly cool part of the experience. Registration is quick and painless, as is early packet-pick-up. If you do early pickup, you literally only have to show up on race day with your bib. The tech shirt is now in my regular rotation for running gear, and the medal is awesome -- bright and colorful. Alas, this year I missed the pasta party the night before the race (also included in registration), but I've been told that it's a blast too. If you're looking for a midwinter race, who doesn't want to come to Florida for a weekend and a half-marathon?

Attention all runners who live in the more frigid parts of the country. If you are a distance…read morerunner then this is your race. It falls on the 3rd Sunday of January. If you are like me and are doing 14 mile runs on ice and through ankle deep snow and single digit temps this race will cure all of your ills. It is flat, fast, and shaded. The race director puts his heart into this race and it shows. Registration is a breeze, the course is beautiful and well marked, the aid stations are convenient and well stocked, and the medals are great and change every year (although they always feature a pelican.....precious). The perfect race at the perfect time if you are doing a spring marathon (Pittsburgh for me this year). This is a race that people do year after year. The masters field is STACKED. Some of the best names in running show up. Two years ago I ran into a couple of Olympic hopefuls using this race as a qualifier. As an added bonus you get to spend two or three days in Naples. One of the most beautiful cities I have ever been. Put it on your calendar today.