We love our classes here! It's one of my kids favorite days of the week. We've been in ninja,…read moreaerial, and gymnastics between my 3 kids and the programs are great.

Both my daughters go here and have a blast every time. The classes themselves and teaching…read moretechniques are so helpful in the development of their skills in mobility, socialization and confidence. The big reason for taking the time to write this review is because we just celebrated my 5 year old's birthday party here and man do they have it together and very organized. The two coaches "Hailey" and another coach which I wish I got his name so I could recognize him as well because they both were awesome! I highly recommend Flip2it Roseville to be your next birthday party venue for your kiddos any day if you're looking for a stress free, fun and awesome birthday to always be remembered.

We are so happy with Camp EDMO! Our son gets flyer after…read moreflyer sent home from school, offering various activities, and rejects them out of hand. He is a very social kid, but not much of a sports player. When the postcard for Camp EDMO came home, I was sure he would roll his eyes, but instead he said he wanted to give it a try. He chose game coding and, day one, he was hooked! His group is creating a video game. It involves potatoes, so that's already funny! The activities, the staff, the general vibe, are wonderful. The counselors are so good at encouraging him to use his creative side to its fullest, and rather than try to change him, they have allowed him to be confident with who he is and how he thinks. We will definitely sign up next year!! Thank you for coming to Elk Grove!

We enrolled our grandson in two sessions of camp with Camp Edmo this summer and we were thrilled…read morewith how much he enjoyed himself. The director was wonderful and very interactive and the staff were all incredibly friendly and attentive. Well worth the money !!

Here with the wife for one of her tennis matches. Sher plays here a lot but I have never been here…read more It's really nice and clean. It's the same size as our local tennis club. There are large power line towers throughout the courts. They have birds all over them which is a little noisy. Never like being by these towers. They have some nice seating by the courts which is a really nice touch for us spectators. Our club dont have chairs. :(. A nice place to have a tennis match at.

I love this club. I've taken a loooonnnng time to write this, thinking I should experience more…read moreactivities, but Yelp keeps reminding me every time I check in and I probably won't dabble in more activities, so let's do this! All the staff is so nice, including the membership coordinators, the front desk check-in staff, the instructors (even those you haven't even taken a class from), the café staff, and even the cleaning ladies. I've had long conversations with the front desk, café, and janitorial staff. One Zumba instructor I play pickleball with sometimes! My primary activity is pickleball, of course! This is the premier place to play pickleball in the greater Sacramento area. Sure, you can struggle to play on a public court or join other sports clubs with pickleball, but where do all the pros eventually gather, and where are the most local tournaments held? It's here at the Johnson Ranch Pickleball Complex (South facility) with its 24 beautiful and maintained courts. The beauty of Johnson Ranch's pickleball is that it's not hard to find open play. It's also organized by skill level, unlike the public courts. We have a pickleball director, multiple pro instructors, and 3 pickleball event organizers putting together fun events for us: the popular Kings/Queens of the Court, women's/men's/mixed doubles events, ladders, MLP teams (I can't wait!), beginner Pickleball 101 classes free to the public, Challenge the Pros game, prize challenges, Live Ball and other drill classes, and pickleball classes and camps. You can also reserve a court (pickleball, tennis, racquetball, or squash) or a swim lane for free with your membership. The North facility has 25 tennis courts. All our tennis and pickleball courts are lighted until 10 pm! Gym equipment, swimming pools, hot tubs, and children's wading pools can be found at both North and South facilities. The North facility has a sauna and steam room. The group exercise studio and cycling studio are in the South facility. Other than pickleball, these are my favorite classes: 10 AM Aqua Fit Class (M W F Sat Sun) Dance Fusion Class (Thu 2x, Sat with instructors Lori N or Ali B) Sometimes, I will go to Julia's 4:30 Warrior Flow Yoga class on Thursday before Dance Fusion class. I should try more classes, but they all conflict or compete against pickleball or aqua fit class. The Aqua Fit ladies like to chit chat and celebrate birthdays monthly with a potluck after class. To celebrate, one woman sometimes brings her homing pigeons to release, and they fly home...so cool! Kathee on Mondays and Wednesdays is the instructor I interact with most. Kelly on Fridays seems to be the most popular with her water aerobics class. The Dance Fusion instructors Lori and Ali have years of dance training in different types of dance. The rest of us in class are just trying to keep up and wishing to look as hip, coordinated, and graceful as them. We're working on the Beyonce Texas Hold Em TikTok Dance currently! We've done the Shivers line dance and Michael Jackson's Thriller dance before. There are group classes in yoga, cardio, strength training, cycling, pilates, barre, and more. The morning group exercise devotees will often attend three classes in a row! The food and drink menus at both the North and South cafes are extensive. I like the Chicken Caesar Salad for around $8 and love the $1 slushies! I need to try one of the homemade cookies someday. There's also homemade banana bread. I heard the smoothies were good from a personal trainer. You can hire a personal trainer or get private instruction in your sport of choice. Johnson Ranch offers after school programs and summer programs for kids (i.e., swimming, pickleball camps), as well as child care. You can contact a membership coordinator or sign up online for a free one week trial: https://www.sparetimesportsclubs.com/free-one-week-membership/ During the summer, there is sometimes a free two week trial if you contact AmyH@sparetimesportsclubs.com Last year, I won a free two week membership from spinning the prize wheel during a Friday Night Lights pickleball party. To cancel a month-to-month membership, you just need to give notice before the 15th of the previous month. You can also put your membership on vacation hold ($15 per month?) or medical hold ($5 per month, prorated when you start back up and the $5 that month is credited, hold for an initial 3 months and extend as needed). On the last Friday of the month, you can bring in 4 free guests. To look for pickleball events at Johnson Ranch, sign up for a free account on the Playtimescheduler.com website. Free 5 PM beginner Pickleball 101 lessons are usually in a brown circle on the 1st and 3rd Fridays every month. The free 6-9 PM Friday Night Lights party open to the public is usually in a brown circle on the 3rd Friday. Time is precious. If you want to play and improve at pickleball quickly, this is the place to be.

Th community center was relatively large, but not larger and the kids loved the Mad Science Show…read more The show started promptly however due to large number of people, it became very crowded... Could have arranged the seats on such a way that everyone could have seen every experiment. As people started occupying the flops and kids started standing up in between, the people, especially smaller kids, who were actually seated were unable to see the experiments and they had to be lifted up. The crowd could have been limited and the show could have been split up into 2 sessions so that there would have been enough seats for everyone.

Great space to hold an event. We came here for a 1st birthday party. Plenty of room and nice access…read moreto the outdoors for a pinata. Restrooms available, helpful staff.

What can I say? We absolutely love CYT!. For us,, CYT has been a very loving, welcoming…read moreenvironment. The kids support and encourage one another, (despite age differences, and regardless of roles). For shows, they are paired up with buddies who can walk them through the process or send them encouraging notes, etc. they focus on character development, and how kids learn what I would consider to be important qualities, such as discipline, resilience, kindness, etc. Even the parents get to join in on the fun, as parent involvement/volunteering is required for shows. I've really enjoyed connecting with other theater moms and dads and working together on parent teams. I also like that parents are not involved in the classes. That means if your kid wants to do theater and you don't have the time to volunteer, you still have options for them. The teachers are passionate and highly capable. From what I've seen, they are immensely talented in their own fields. Each time one of my children takes a class, they definitely come away knowing more than they went in knowing, and it shows in their performances. Our oldest child has been involved with CYT over the past couple of years, and we have seen great growth in her singing and dance abilities, as well as her drive and work-ethic. We're definitely excited to introduce the siblings to CYT.

Great place for families! It's children's theatre, but has the quality of a professional theatre…read morecompany. Every show is fantastic and the students are so talented!

I purchased a $40 guest pass which was extremely expensive but I was staying nearby so I bit the…read morebullet. It's a nice facility if you don't want to utilize the almost non existent free weight area. There were 2 flat benches, 3 inclines (one of which could not be adjusted due to missing knob) and one seated bench which was missing the seat. I waited 25 minutes for a bench and never did get one. There was almost 2 rows of missing weights 20-35 lbs I believe and as there were only 4 people using the weights, not sure what to think. For $40 (my fully equipped club charges $25 day pass as does the fully equipped 24 hr fitness nearby I expected a more fully equipped gym. There were a lot of cardio and fitness machines if that's what you are looking for but if you are looking for a free weight fitness program, I highly recommend looking elsewhere. I mentioned the broken benches and missing weights to the front desk and he is "going to let the fitness director know" - shouldn't they already know? Anyway spent too much money and didn't really get a decent workout. Just spoke with club ambassador Rocco - he reached out regarding my experience. He explained that I was there during their busy time and they are repairing the benches and will be expanding their free weights areas in the near future. Felt better that I was heard and the club was already working on a solution.

Where do I start? Place charges as if it's nice and it's…read morenot. Came here from calfit and am definitely going back to calfit Women's bathrooms are always so gross and not cleaned. Front desk attendants are some of the incompetent people I have ever met and can't ever answer any question and are super unprofessional Group fitness instructors are terrible. One of the cycle instructor breathes so heavy into the mix when teaching. It's your job to teach not be out of breath gasping for air. Yoga is a joke. How do you find you fall place when you can hear the cycle instructor and their music in the next room? Their cafe is also full of incompetent people and gross shakes. The staff can't even answe simple ingredients questions and are not eager to find you the answer Only good thing id the childcare people.

I recently enrolled my 4yr old on the spectrum daughter into K3 little ninjas program…read more At first I liked the structure of the program, as a fellow young athlete coach myself I felt like I have good judgment in a sport setting. I signed the contract, I brought my daughter for about 5? Classes. On the 5th class there is 3 orange cones they set out have the kids run up to them when the yell the magic word and they were supposed to touch to cone and run back and hit their stance. My daughter was BRAND NEW, the drill was NOT explained I sat there and watched I was one of the only parents not on my phone. The instructor yelled the word my child bolted the opposite way. She came back the word was yelled again... again my child bolted the opposite way. With NO explanation a simple "run to the cone" was not said. The instructor now is next to my child ... yells the word and he almost expected her to bolt (she tried) he grabbed her upper arm and tapped her face with two fingers right by her ear. ABSOLUTELY NOT OKAY IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE!!!!!!!!! I (as a professional coach even just a mother) WOULD NEVER EVER .... Grab a child OR even tap their face. I was EXTREMELY uncomfortable and even embarrassed that my child didn't understand the drill and was not explained the drill. I never came back, I kept paying but I cannot bring her back here. As a domestic violence survivor this situation made me extremely uncomfortable to speak up about. My child is 4 you NEVER grab or get physically frustrated WITH A CHILD. The instructors name is Johnny. When your payment does not go through (I keep my card locked) they call you and harass you and INSTANTLY charge your card before you even can finish your sentence!!!! Stay away!! They clearly are money hungry and CLEARLY have not had ANY safesport training.

We recently attended a Parents Night Out "ninja party" at this studio, and unfortunately it was a…read morevery upsetting experience for our family. My 6-year-old son was invited as a guest and was accused of shooting a Nerf gun in another child's face. Without a thorough check of what actually happened, he was immediately removed from the activities and made to sit out for the remainder of the event. When I arrived to pick him up, he was extremely upset and embarrassed. After I spoke with the staff, the main instructor asked another team member what had happened and learned that my son was not the child responsible. At that point, both my son and I received an apology, which I do appreciate. However, the damage had already been done -- he had spent the entire evening isolated for something he didn't do. Even if he had made a mistake, he is six years old. A short time-out and a chance to rejoin the group would have been a far more appropriate response. Removing a young guest from the entire event without verifying the facts reflects poor judgment and a lack of understanding of how to handle children compassionately and fairly. Parents trust these programs to create a safe, supportive, and well-supervised environment. I hope this studio takes a hard look at how discipline decisions are made so that no other child has a night ruined the way my son did.