I've tried to come here to play pickleball, but the open play hours are unrealistic.... the open…read moreplay for pickleball is 3 days a week and only from 9-11:30 am Monday Tuesday Friday. This is during work hours, so I called and asked if I can reserve to play pickball either in the evening or on a weekend day because there is no open play on the weekend and they said no. Most recreations center have open play on the weekend so that people who work can also join in. I would appreciate a revision of the open play schedule or the option to reserve a time to play so that people who work a 9-5 can be active as well. This seems like it's catered to people who are retired or don't work a 9-5.

Tired of dealing with the poor facilities maintenance and management---specifically the outside…read morebathrooms near the basketball courts are atrocious. The management says there is no daily set schedule for cleaning so good luck to us. Several of us parents have asked for assistance to get these bathrooms cleaner for ourselves and our kids, but the response time lags. The toilets are either clogged or too hard to push to flush. Pee and feces on the floor. Gross

Hands down, the best one on one swim lessons! I had tried may different "franchise"/local swim…read moreschools and nothing seemed to help my girls learn. But I committed to the 10 week program this past fall and within the first week I knew this was going to be worth my time and money! Lauren and Krista are both amazing at what they do and not once did they let our girls give up. They do this because they are passionate about teaching kids how to swim and survive! I can't recommend them enough! I'm already looking forward to the short refreshers they offer closer to summer time! FYI the pools are heated and even if it's cold outside, the kids will not be freezing in the pools!

We've had our children take lessons with Krista at Swim Synergy for the past two summers, and I…read morecan't recommend her enough. We relocated from San Francisco to San Diego and moved into a home with a pool, so making sure our kids were safe around water was one of my top priorities. I actually scheduled swim lessons for our daughter, Emmy, with Krista before we even moved here! Emmy started lessons when she was 2, continued again the next summer at 3, and this past summer our son Hayes joined in at just 1.5 years old. Krista has such a gift with young children -- she's patient (yet firm), calm, and knows exactly how to make them feel comfortable and confident in the water. We've seen incredible progress each summer. Both kids have not only learned essential water safety skills, but they also love being in the pool now. The peace of mind knowing my young children are safe around water is truly priceless, and it makes living in Southern California (and being around so much water) so much less stressful. Swim Synergy has been such a wonderful experience for our family, and we're already looking forward to lessons again next summer!

I really want to like Bay Club because the potential is obvious, but the execution is…read moredisappointing. I used to go to Life Time, and the difference is night and day. It honestly doesn't take much to make a gym great, but Bay Club feels stuck in the past. The men's locker room is gross and smells. There's a persistent musky odor that's hard to stomach, likely coming from old carpet that's clearly been there for years. The men's showers are equally bad, with hair everywhere, inconsistent cleanliness, and low water pressure, which makes the entire experience feel unhygienic and poorly maintained. The men's sauna is especially concerning. There appears to be little to no ventilation, creating a heavy, stagnant environment that can allow dangerous CO buildup. On top of that, the walls and benches in the sauna are extremely outdated, reinforcing the sense that this space hasn't been refreshed or properly maintained in a long time. The products provided (shampoo, conditioner, etc.) are low quality and full of questionable ingredients, which feels completely out of place for a club charging premium prices. The weight room is constantly messy, with plates scattered everywhere and mismatched equipment. It feels chaotic instead of intentional. The outdoor gym is another huge missed opportunity. With the space and climate, it could be incredible, but instead it feels underdeveloped and outdated. Overall, everything just feels old and complacent. There's so much opportunity here, yet it seems like no one is pushing to raise the standard. After experiencing what a well-run gym can be, this falls short. I'll probably be canceling soon unless major improvements are made

Pricey, but worth it. Lots of fitness classes, great amenities, and friendly staff. Definitely…read moreworth a tour.

100% recommended. Except for being one of the nicest person we've met, he took our kids ages 6 to…read more11 from not knowing how to swim to swimming like fish in the water in 3 sessions. He's truly amazing!

Non-Transparent Policy - I had inquired about Noonan on the phone and had explained that we were…read morevery interested in finding a good fit for both my children's skill level and teacher-student relationship. So they had offered a "trial class"" - had an okay first class, but it was too basic for my children so we decided to not enroll and enroll in another local swim class. BEWARE - what they didn't tell you is that their trial classes cost the same as a class and they auto-register your child for recurrent classes (despite emailing them that we were not enrolling). My children are all in MULTIPLE activities across San Diego, and never once do people offer a trial class only to CHARGE you if you decline automatic enrollment. Very sneaky policy - will never recommend to anyone as "finding the right fit" for your child is definitely not their top priority.

Generally have been happy for 5 years, but we recently withdrew our kids. The reason was price,…read morewhat started as $80 a month for one child, which I thought was expensive but tolerable, has recently morphed into $295. That's for 2 kids, so let's double the original $80 and account for inflation over 5 years.... I still don't manage to get anywhere near $295. That's ALOT of money just for a few 30 minute lessons. I also have to add that these lessons were rarely a full 30 minutes, mostly because of other kids in the class showing up late and then huge drama as they get in and fuss with their goggles, while my kid (who did show up on time) sits being ignored. Lessons would routinely not get going until 10 minutes in. The teachers and the pool staff were mostly great, but the value for money has disappeared. The staff who took my cancellation didn't even ask why, and the pool staff said we weren't the first. Maybe Covid is a justification but I doubt when things get back to normal the prices will return to 2019 levels - if they do I might consider returning, but for now we have taken our kids to a different school.

Annette makes lessons fun, productive and adaptable to our daughter. She has made a lot of progress…read morein her confidence. She has now moved to a new level of skills because of Annette's practices and suggestions. Having muscle memory as a core driver in her lessons has made a big impact. We look forward to lessons each week!

I attempted to arrange lessons for my two kids (4 & 7) to take lessons at my in-law's HOA pool in…read moreEscondido. My experience was that we were matched with two instructors, both retired men, and the first came and gave one lesson before deciding our location did not work for him, and the other cancelled on the series of lessons a few days before they started. This has wasted about a six weeks of my time in terms of my goal of improving my son's swimming ability before swim camp. I would be wary of depending on this service, especially if you live north of the 78. I will say all my experiences with the Sunsational administration have been positive and cordial, and they did issue me a full refund.

We have been going to Ms. Nikki over the past couple years as she helped both our kids go from…read moreputting their face in the water to jumping in fully clothed and doing their float / swim / float to the edge unassisted. It's truly incredible what she can do in 10 weeks. My daughter who was just under 3 when she started, is usually very shy and reserved with others. She's never opened up so quickly to anyone as she has to Ms. Nikki and within the first couple days, she was comfortable in her arms. Everything from the teaching model to the environment is so thoughtful and effective. I wanted something to teach my kids water safety without the tears and was thrilled to find Swim Synergy. Speaking to Krista at the beginning and throughout our time has been so easy and helpful. We've already been recommending them to all the families in our community.

Thank you so much Swim Synergy! Our 1 and 2 year old finished up with ms. Nikki and are feeling so…read moremuch more confident in pool. The environment is perfect for them to learn as it's calming so they can focus. Ms Nikki never pushed them too hard but was always able to get them to focus and stay in the pool their whole lesson. I cannot believe their progress. Our kids ask to go everyday as they love it. We will be back for more in the spring.

Coach John taught my kids to swim when they were 4 and 1.75 years old. My son could swim across the…read morepool by the end of the sessions and he wasn't able to swim at all prior. My daughter prefers to monkey walk but when forced will swim to the side of the pool. I am so grateful to him for helping our kids become safe around water!

I would not recommend Triton Tykes, Coach John, or Coach Ginnie. My son's first day of lessons went…read morefine, he was very nervous as he has never swam before but all of the kids were as well. The second day my husband came to watch our son (3 years old), Coach John looked at my husband and said "I'll tell you one thing he's not a pu$$y!" He said this while holding my 3 year old child. My husband and I were completely taken a back and considered cancelling the lessons at that point. But I really wanted my kiddo to be swim safe and I convinced myself that I was overreacting. Day 3 went well and my son started to get a bit more comfortable. Day 4 my son was a bit whiny and it looked like Coach Ginnie was getting annoyed with him and started to speak to him very aggressively. I just brushed it off as a coaching technique. She then called my 3 year old a master manipulator while he was with her. We are very conscious of empower our children and speaking to them encouragingly. At this point we cancelled the lesson.