I've known Coach Andre Chilton for more than two decades and during this time he has successfully…read morecoached youth AAU teams under my non profit AAU club Legends Hoops/Lady Legends ( 8 teams total) and before that Napa Valley Basketball Alliance and led skills training clinics for my teams of all ages with his positive and motivating style to bring his love of the game to all. Coach Dre had a successful and respected career in the USAF , was a USAF All Star team player who has International Basketball experience and has invested himself in top tier training programs to be a top ranked skills trainer who has trained D1 College and NBA players as well as ran his own winning ABA men's team (Solano Stallions) as well as many D1 youth AAU teams to championships. His facility has state of the art shooting equipment that tracks your shot and calls out the arc, as well as sensor balls for ball handling workout improvements and a court floor they is gentle on the knees and joints. The Big Chill has always been professional, personable and someone you can trust with your child's safety, development and he is a great teacher, being a steadfast student of life himself. As a honest person and businessman, leader in his community, he has provided NoTimeToChill Basketball Academy as an excellent source of basketball knowledge, opportunity and growth !

Nothing but good things to say about Coach Dre. He is passionate about teaching the game of…read morebasketball. Very knowledgeable & easy to talk to. My son gravitates to him as a mentor: as well as to Coach Rico and Coach Mike. They know how to break down the fundamentals to help players elevate in their game. My son has been going to NoTime2Chill Skills Academy for 2 years & plays for their Jr Stallion's Team. I see the time & effort the coaches put into my son, therefore my son reciprocates and is able to deliver in a game. So far, I've seen nothing but progress/growth in my son & I can only hope he continues to get better. Team bonding is also a big one for Coach Dre, last season we went to a local food bank as a team & gave back to our community. It was great a great experience. To the coaching staff, Thank you for your time & patience. Not only is this a wonderful place to train, the gym is fully equipped with a banquet room in the back portion of the facility so you're able to rent out the whole gym & throw a party! There's a full fridge, sink, 4 big tables & about 20 chairs. There's also an area where I was able to put a balloon arch for photos & a couch and more tables, so it can accommodate a big party. There's a speaker system that you can connect to & play your play list while the kids play basketball. I appreciate the nice clean restroom for my guests. I recently just rented the facility & threw my son his 12th birthday: 3 point shooting contest, 3 on 3, Knock Out, food, cake, and lots of laughs!! He had the best time ballin' with his friends. I highly recommend everything about this place. Thanks for everything Coach Dre!

I am really impressed by this organization. The leaders are passionate about sports and providing…read morea quality program for the kids. The coaches are parents. The registration is also affordable. They also offer programs for kids located in Benicia, Fairfield, Suisun, Vacaville and Vallejo. The organizer Annie, is really friendly and professional. I look forward to signing my nephew up for this great Flag Football program!

Pretty solid indoor gym in Vacaville! I've dropped in a few times mainly for badminton ($7 per…read moresession), and it's been a great experience overall. The space is clean, well-maintained, and has a good number of courts for basketball, boxing, and badminton. Even when it's busy, the layout makes it feel organized and not too chaotic. For badminton, they do provide rackets but it is first come first serve: The staff is always friendly and helpful, which adds to the welcoming vibe. There's also a vending machine for quick snacks or drinks, which comes in handy during longer sessions. Only downside is that parking can be a bit tight when it gets crowded, so plan to arrive early if you can. I'm not sure if the $7 drop-in applies to all sports or just badminton, so it's worth calling ahead if you're interested in something else. Overall, a great place to get active indoors! Would definitely recommend it for casual or more serious play.

Georgie Duke is a place that provides a great value to the community. They routinely host…read morebasketball camps for kids in addition to leagues for both children and adults, and also cater to the badminton community by providing open gym hours five days a week (Tue/Thur mornings, Fri/Sat evenings, and Sunday mid-day). I am in the camp of those who play in the evenings, and I am always pleased with the folks who come through. It is not an ideal setting for competitive play, since the floors are a bit slippery and the lighting often hangs directly above the courts. But the people are great, and the hours go late enough to where it is easy to get a rigorous workout. There are also affordable vending machines, and the location is super close to a lot of bars and restaurants that you can head to when the workout is over. I don't care if it isn't regulation. I love playing here, and I have been for years. I don't plan on quitting any time soon!

Fun and great cardio workout. Much more exciting than pickleball, and require skills and strategiesread more

The club is located indoor and it is super fun. Have players of all levels. Great way to get…read moresome aerobic exercises

I've been training with Tommy for almost a year now and he's completely changed what I thought my…read morebody was capable of. Whenever I feel like I'm going to tap out, he gives me one more set and somehow pushes me through it. He pays close attention to form to make sure I don't get hurt and am getting the most out of the workout. Grateful to have him in my corner!

I'm just going to settle on 3 stars here, an average of all my experiences. Long story short, if…read moreyou go to the ER while you are here or shortly after, you have to immediately return with a copy of a doctor's note or email it. You need to do this asap and specify freezes on all services. If you have Kids Klub, END IT. I went to Vivian who was there the last time I had an ER visit a couple years ago: this past December, I was injured again suddenly on site during a training appointment (due to my body/health situation, not my trainer or an exercise injury) and I let her know I was getting a ride to the ER this time instead of an ambulance, since it was a was a touch less urgent. She was responsive this day and seemed to enter the freezes correctly. I dropped off the first note 2 days later to support a freeze for a couple months since a major surgery would get scheduled. I was told I had an 8" growth and cancer in my blood and had to wait the entire winter holidays for further info until doctors were back in the hospital. A few weeks later the billing began... I called Vivian and mentioned my bank was informed of my condition and knew to not pay the bills until a certain date. She laughed and said I'd be billed later anyways. I felt like "I have cancer again, I could die this time with this huge growth. She's laughing at me." I know it was not personal, but forgive me, I'll never forget the feeling of thinking I might die and getting this is the response while asking for help. My health is poor after surviving breast cancer treatments in 2020 and they wrecked parts of my body but eradicated an aggressive form of breast cancer. I don't want to go into how bad the type is, but the odds are very bad with that type and they use the highest doses of their most aggressive chemo to eradicate the cancer. That's why I struggle and have gone to the ER twice in a couple years. But working out improves my condition, so it's essential. I'm so glad I found out a few days later that the current ER test was a misdiagnosis. I eventually received a big surgery, recovered and called in to sort out the bills that were waiting for me. Because I was experienced in navigating the disorganized billing practices, it was a smaller bill this time. I reached a teleservice rep who had her manager Mark look into it and it was fixed after 3 phone calls for a full refund. I know it's not personal. But I've decided that clearly this is not customer service at all. This is just workers, protecting themselves and the company and you just have to advocate super quick, do the footwork and calls and take notes, document, stay on it, trust nothing, stay positive and confirm and be persistent. Most businesses exhibit hospitality and customer service at an average level. Often if a medical incident occurs you'll get a compassionate response and excellent customer care. Not here, you will get compassion at first and solutions that fall through. Then they will lose confidence and be strained but still attempt to help. Eventually, it requires an escalation and manager intervention to correct the situation. The in-gym customer service experience will be good about situational things like everyday interactions. But if your issue has ANYTHING to do with billing, there is no safety net no matter how serious your medical situation. Had I only had a normal membership instead of a training membership too, I probably could have just canceled or never been the wiser. I'm actually hopeful no one ever has to experience this zone that they are weak at. But if you do, stay flexible, positive, and stay on it. Good luck and good health! I saw billing fees,

Let me start off by saying.... WOW!…read more I've had my daughter in clinics with coach Sarah all summer. We both love it! I saw the flyer on a facebook group she posted it in. I called her to speak about my daughter loving volleyball. She wanted to learn. She was very reluctant and unsure about herself. I spoke with coach on the phone. I appreciate her quick response time. I told her a bit about my daughter and her shyness. She was very understanding. We talked about starting her off easy. She let us pay for just one class. If she liked it and wanted to come back then I would pay for the whole week. That first day was great! You could tell that she had worked with some of the other kids in the past. That was mainly because they knew their assignments the second they all stepped into the gym. She introduced herself to myself and my daughter. She made a couple of jokes that seemed to put my daughter at a little ease. She called another girl to come and take my daughter to work with the other kids on setting up the court and putting chairs out for the parents to sit in. I appreciate her giving the families an option of being close or being upstairs in the viewing section. I spoke to coach Sarah for a couple of minutes while the kids worked. Though brief, I could feel the positivity and good energy that was effecting everyone around her. I sat there for the whole class watching my daughter in bewilderment. She was active, smiling, and talking with the other kids. Coach Sarah has an infectious personality. She had serious, silly, and determined moments. She didn't let any of them give up on their wanting to improve. During their laps, one player was having a hard time with his last one. Coach Sarah had the kids cheering him on. She jogged that last half lap with him. She let him pass her as she dramatically lost. lol I can see her squinting from the pain in her knee she sprained while practicing with the older kids. I reminded her that us 40+ year olds can't quite do what these kids can on injured body parts. lol She looked at me with such a sincere look and told me that changing the look she saw in his eyes was worth a bit of pain. At the end of the class I told her to take my checkbook! lol

I don't normally leave negative reviews like this. I usually prefer to simply not return to an…read moreestablishment if my experience was disappointing. However, after what we experienced with East Bay Volleyball Club, I feel other families deserve to know what they could potentially be walking into before making the commitment. My daughter played on the P1 team under Director/Coach Sarah Talton. We joined because we believed in the environment and values that were presented early in the season -- a program focused on supporting athletes, building confidence, developing skills, and creating positive opportunities for girls in the sport. Unfortunately, our experience throughout the season did not reflect those values. As the season progressed, there were ongoing issues with communication, professionalism, leadership, and the way players were spoken to and treated. There was constant turnover and inconsistency with coaching staff, and at times the girls were left without coaching direction during matches when the coach stepped away from the bench. Families were also promised three practices plus conditioning, yet those expectations were not consistently met. At one point, parents were told the girls "weren't ready" for conditioning, which was difficult to understand considering conditioning is meant to help athletes improve and prepare physically throughout the season. The breaking point for our family came during an end-of-season tournament when the team was forced to forfeit three matches they had already won because players were not properly rostered/cleared to compete. The girls worked hard for those wins after an already difficult season, only to lose them over preventable administrative issues that were completely within the club's control. What made the situation even more disappointing was the lack of accountability afterward. When concerns were brought to Sarah by parents, they were dismissed rather than taken seriously. At the end of the day, the environment we experienced did not align with our family's values when it comes to honesty, accountability, professionalism, and respect for young athletes. Based on our experience, this is not a club I will be returning to.

After viewing the website, I decided to request more info about a membership. I filled out the…read moreon-line form for more info...never received a response. They had my email and phone number. Not good business. Guess they have enough members...they don't need any new ones :(

So been a member for awhile approx 3 years. The facilities are in need of updating and repair. The…read morestaff is friendly however customer service from management is lacking. Class schedules are intermittent such as yoga, pilates, and other low impact classes. Dropping membership due to cost and lack of beneficial classes when I can make it, I'm still a working stiff. Club is Millenium sports club in Shingle springs.

A true gem of a swim school! Amazing, talented coaches and the best customer service. Everyone has…read morea smile and is so kind! My kid has improved so much since starting lessons.

The school was excellent under the prior ownership/management. Since the change in ownership in…read moreJuly/August 2026, it feels the new ownership places more importance on running a business versus developing their young swimmers (forcing kids to wear swim caps, inconsistent teachers, stricter guidelines for managing absences, etc.). Our 3 year old was in the Starfish class and loved his teacher, but since the change in ownership, his teachers have been different which has caused a lot of anxiety with a child that has already struggled with water confidence. If your child is older or doesn't mind inconsistency with his teachers, BSS might work great for you. If you have a young child or a child that does not adapt well to changes, I would suggest looking elsewhere.