Stribley Community Center....it's been here for years....open to the public. Go shoot some hoops…read morefor like a buck...there's a weight room, an aerobics room, 2 gyms, one for basketball and another for tumbling. An art room. You can hold an event there or just hang out and do some cool kid or senior activities....it's one of the things Stockton does well....community centers. This one is located just north of the San Joaquin County Health Center and boasts a community garden. Parents, see Tina for some great programs when your kids are on a break from school; it's a safe place, a fun place an eastside Stockton staple!

Very clean and well maintained. The staff is extremely helpful and very nice! Excited to hold an…read moreevent here!

I have Been taking my son here for the last couple years and he's improved so much . We have done 1…read moreon 1s , and group training . I highly recommend coming here

If your kid wants to improve his basketball skills send then to Gotelli training. The coaches are…read moreprofessional, organized, and extremely knowledgeable with their basketball training. The gym is in great shape and you can tell a lot of work has been put into it. Whether it's 1 on 1 or group training, get your kid signed up with Gotelli training!

Great facility with a dynamic selection of coaches to teach. These are not the coaches who claim…read morethey know what they are doing from watching some youtube videos and all of a sudden they are masters of their craft. These coaches have been around the game for a long time and have helped kids better their craft in their sport. From Dave with his pitching lessons, to Eddie with hitting, to Rod with catching this place is great. The facility itself I would guess is close to 5500 square feet. 3 cages, 2 pitching lanes, and a warm up area when its all being used. Secure area for parents to watch. Large parking area and secure. Definitely a place for solo or team use!!!

Amazing gym, amazing teachers, amazing students 5 stars!…read more this gym is very friendly and communicate really good! Best gym I've put my kid in and will keep in.

The experience is amazing the staff are kind and they are patient although I don't really like how…read morethey have there teams set up and levels in competition level 2 the do all easy things and I think they should start giving cop level 2 harder stuff

My husband and I signed up to coach this year. The process was so easy compared to another…read moreorganization we tried to go through. So far so good!

DO NOT SIGN YOUR CHILD UP HERE! We made the mistake and signed our daughter up who was excited to…read moreget back into soccer and we thought what a great deal only $140...only now we're two weeks into the season with no practice and no coach?! They lack in communication and you are able to finally get someone on the phone they play the blame game as to what's wrong! i understand this is a volunteer program but let's be real...why accept payment when you do not have a coach in place! Now my daughter is disappointed and we're out $140!

As a PA student completing clinical rotations in Stockton, I was looking for something to…read moresupplement my regular gym workouts and add more structured cardio days to my routine. I've tried a lot of different fitness classes over the years, and this Orangetheory location was one of the better experiences I've had. The staff were very accommodating from the beginning. Since I was only going to be in Stockton for a few months, they helped me find an option that worked for my situation and provided a student discount. They were also upfront about the cancellation policy and let me know I would need to give one month's notice. What I appreciated most was that when it came time to cancel, there was no hassle or pressure. If you've belonged to other fitness studios, you know that ending a membership can sometimes be a frustrating process. That wasn't the case here--it was straightforward and exactly as they had explained when I signed up. The coaches are all great. They give clear instructions, keep the energy up, and repeat directions throughout class, which is honestly helpful when you're focused on your workout and forget what's next. One of the biggest benefits of Orangetheory is that you can just show up and work hard without having to plan anything yourself. The studio is well run, the music is good, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming. I also appreciated their understanding when I woke up sick and had to miss a 5:00 AM class. Working in urgent care during flu season, these things happen, and they were flexible and did not charge me a late cancellation fee. Overall, I had a really positive experience here and would recommend this studio to anyone looking for a challenging workout, good coaches, and staff who treat people fairly

Coach Eva's physic, experience and skill is absolutely inspiring and motivating. Coach Marks…read moresupportive energy and playlists is phenomenal! These two coaches alone make a joining an OTF membership worth its weight in gold!! If you're on the fence about joining, just dooooo it!! You won't ever wanna stop!! ~Gigglesnort

What I like about Baun Fitness is that it's a pretty safe and very clean gym for Pacific students…read more There's a decent variety of cardio machine (treadmill, elliptical, mounted bikes, etc), resistance machines, and free weights. There are two big rooms where room where TigerX classes are held such as Zumba, Bollywood, Yoga, Kickboxing, etc and you can look online for the schedule. And if the rooms are empty you can use it as a quiet place to stretch or do your own workout. Or you can play ping pong, but you it will cost you a few cents (Pacific Cash accepted) to get a ping pong ball but you get to keep it. If that that doesn't interest you, there are two racketball courts and you can rent rackets and balls for free. And probably the biggest highlight (*no pun intended) is the rock climbing wall and there are student instructors there to guide your way up. What I don't like about Baun is how the hours are short on the weekend and during undergrad breaks - which sucks for pharmacy students who are here year round or the community that use this gym regularly. Also, at the beginning of this year they took away the stairclimber :( and put in some other mock stair climbing replacement machine which I don't like at all. Overall, it's a pretty good gym for Pacific. It's "free" for Pacific students since its included in the tuition. I believe its around $25/month for alumni and I don't know the price for the regular community. It can get pretty crowded after students return from break but after a week or two it dies down quite a bit. There are showers and lockers available so you can freshen up afterwards.

Ditch the Home Depot cubbies and install more mirrors and machines!!! Nobody uses the cubbies.read more

Finally! An Adult Flag Football League in Stockton. And a great location off of Trinity Pkwy.read more