We needed to find indoor courts because it was starting to rain and luckily, we called ahead and…read moregot ourselves a court for a hour. Located near Costco on Morena, King of Padel only has 4 pickleball courts but there are also some courts for padel ball. We snagged Court 9, which is located in another part of the building with Court 10. Thankful that we ended up finding a spot to play but these courts aren't the best. There's not much room to back up and we would often run into the walls or accidentally hit the walls when serving. Also, you can't really lob the ball because of how low the ceiling fan is. There's also no clock in the room so make sure you keep track of your reservation! The total cost ended up being $20 for an hour on Sunday morning. Despite some of the downsides of the indoor courts, the price for the entire hour wasn't bad at all. It's a great alternative if you really can't find anything else in the area.

We wanted to find a place to play pickleball after some rain had come in, and remembered this spot…read moreexisted. We called in and they said a court was available so we drove over! - PARKING - Pretty tight spots but there's a decent amount of parking all along the back. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - You can play padel ball or pickleball here. It costed us $20/hr to rent a court out. Not all the courts are equal - 9 and 10 are inside an extended room and there's not much space to back up in. Looks like other players had the same issue, as we came in seeing a large hole in the wall! They have several side tables where you can place your things and sit down. - EXPERIENCE - I will say everything seems very organized, and well kept, cleanliness wise. $20/hr isn't half bad for indoor courts. - OVERALL - This place will be on our list if we ever run out of available courts or if it rains again!

The boys playing volleyball aren't being supervised, and no coach has been assigned. I'm not sure…read moreif this is the kind of training your kids are expected to receive. When there are 13 players on the court, one has to sit out and wait until someone decides to take a break. Unfortunately, no staff or coach steps in to manage substitutions, so the player sitting out misses valuable training time. It also seems that none of the players want to rotate or take turns sitting out.

THE WORST staff. Coach Allan was a very inappropriate coach with my team and specifically me. One…read moretime he told a girl to take off her pants because she needed to "match us" but it was a practice. And he told her repeatedly until she finally took the pants off, and he looked at her bend down and everything. Mind you, we're 15-17 yrs old. He embarrassed me in front of my teammates, yelled at me "YOU BOTHER ME. YOUR ATTITUDE BOTHERS ME, LEAVE ME ALONE." At a tournament, after he subbed me out... Next, I emailed the director Ozhan to which his response was "here's your money back find another club to play for. " they removed me when I didn't even ask to be removed. As a young female athlete, it hurt seeing men not be accounted for. WE should not have to take fault or be removed because A COACH cannot control himself. Please, do NOT support them. There are MUCH better clubs with MUCH better coaching staff

WAKA is one of the best ways for young adults to meet people in San Diego! It's a co-ed KICKBALL…read moreleague. That's right, Kickball.. Just like you played in 3rd grade with the big red rubber ball. There's 3 seasons per year, and it's played on Thursday nights. Then we all (100+ friends) go to the Skybox bar in Clairemont for $8 pitchers, Karaoke, Flip cup tournaments, and beer pong. The bar is super chill and very welcoming to kickballers. They give 20% discount on your entire bill, no matter what you drink/eat! If your new to San Diego, tired of the same old stuff, sick of VAVI, looking for something to do in the evenings, or just want to meet some new friends.. go to WWW.KICKBALL.COM and sign up. It's super fun and your friends will all be jealous and want to sign up too.

Played for a few seasons and it is pretty cool. Pretty are cool and bars are cool…read more The only reason I stopped playing, was due to the several cliques that existed within the league, so it kinda felt like middle school all over again. It was also pretty competitive, which is not my style for a social group. Other than that, its pretty cool. Give it a try.

Fairly large indoor gym great for basketball and volleyball. I've also seen students playing…read moresoccer and floor hockey. They have open gym every day so long are you're a student or if you're there with a Jet player. During the weekends, there's a kids league for fifth thru eighth graders. My nephews play for the Jets. There are dozens of teams and four games going on every hour. It's quite the sight. Biggest gripe is the parking situation. If you're not here for the first round of games you could be parking in the boonies. That's ok if you're able-bodied, but if you're a bit limited on the cardiovascular front, this may be a deal breaker. Bring a walking stick...

The new Miramar Fitness center is nice and clean, not many people enrolled from my experience. I…read morenever had to wait for a machine whether it was cardio or weight training. New machines look better engineered and they have a large supply of different kinds. This price to enroll beats any public gym x10 Only $36 for 16 weeks plus $17 fall semester health fee. Lockers and showers are always empty and they even have a nice bike training/cardio class I might sign up for next time. The bad side is the hours are 8:30 am to 1:30 pm than they take a break until 4 pm until 7:15 pm, but it never bothered me as I am a morning gym person.

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

They really need to redo the whole inside of the gym. For how much it costs, it is not worth it. I…read morereally wish there was a life time or nicer gym in the area. The showers/locker rooms are nasty. The whole building is severely outdated. It smells bad and looks bad. The carpets, tiles and grout need a lot of TLC. The machines are just as bad as planet fitness. Basically looks like a gym from 2005 but the cost of the membership is not matching.

My daughter and her friend love coming here to get a workout in. The trainer Andrea is really great…read morewith the kids. Workouts are definitely tailored for the proper age groups.

From the owner: Power Line Sports Performance coaches are devoted to researching and applying their knowledge to…read morethe development of great female athletes of all sports. After doing a national search, we are pleased to hire coaches who have high level education, certification, and exceptional experience including college and professional coaching.

Shoutout to Priscilla for a very personable and professional trainer. She helped me work on certain…read moremovements that would help me improve my tennis. Facility is good and clean.

Reasonably priced, nice community of members, and clean facility. Small gym and no longer offers…read moreopen swim. Accessibility in the women's shower does not work.

Solid gym for those looking to get in a solid workout. Has…read moreall the amenities minus a sauna/steam room. Good area of free weights and cables, with dumbbells going up to 150 lbs. Chalk is both allowed and provided at this gym. One of my favorite features of this gym is that they have heavy chains for barbell work. You don't see this at every gym and I LOVE that they provide them. Gym includes a full basketball court, racquetball courts, stretching/yoga room. Also, there's a wall of game for all the strongmen and strongwomen which includes name, rank, and unit. Pretty cool. No bags allowed on the floor, however.

Great gym on base. Of note: This place has the air conditioning on high, so no stuffiness like you…read moremay find at other gyms. There's only a small section for cardio, and the rest (maybe 70% of the gym) is dedicated to lifting. Staff is great and attentive. Equipment is clean and fairly new.