The service provided by ARC adventure is phenomenal. Jackelin E. and Bob L. Do a great job managing…read moreeverything. From kayaking to rock climbing and camping, the adventure program is a great opportunity for arc students to experience the outdoors.

Great company to rent a rock wall from. I would definitely rent from them again. They were on time,…read morequick with set up and their staff was very nice and great with all the kids who came by.

This is a huge gym with a lot of ways to workout. The pool area is huge and there are a lot of…read moreevents held at the pool. I especially like the rooms on the bottom floor and the mats on the second floor. There are lots of opportunities for weight training. I especially like the indoor track.

It's officially been a week since the facility opened, and so far, I'm impressed…read more The BRIC, located south of the BSC, has a whole ton of amenities. Studios, swimming pool, rock climbing wall, basketball courts, racket ball courts, fitness equipment-- yep, it's all there. It's long overdue, so this is a great addition to CPP. There's also a Jamba Juice that's accessible from both the inside and outside. Students are free... sort of. It's included in tuition (some students are excluded). Everyone else does have to pay a $140 quarterly fee.

Having failed to maintain the discipline to stay fit on my own a year after retirement, I noted…read moreGimme Crossfit's perfect 5-star review score and decided to schedule a visit. The first thing I thought upon entering was that this is by far the neatest gym I have ever been to. Second, I did not have to wait at all; Coach Yajen was very punctual. Third, I realized he was serious about my well-being when he started by asking what I was hoping to get out of signing up with his gym. Then he gave me a realistic outline of what I could expect from this type of training. Once I began going to classes, I saw that the coaches really enjoy what they do. They even invite members to join them for events outside the gym (such as indoor rock-climbing, pickleball, and Spartan races) for which they have no financial incentive. The community of members is so cheerful and supportive of one another that I did not feel out of place, even on my first day. Three months in, I am surprised that I could still regain strength and conditioning so significantly at my age. But what has truly amazed me is how Yajen continues to follow up. He uses objective measures, such as body composition scans and the Level Method criteria, to report my progress to me, in writing, every 1-2 months. He sends text and email messages reminding me to show up for these measurements. He checks in with me whenever I go too long without asking him any questions. He knows my weakness (poor eating habits) and periodically nudges me with specific suggestions to improve. I had been with several fitness trainers, and even another Crossfit gym, in the distant past. I can honestly say none of them had ever shown this level of dedication and integrity.

Gimme Crossfit is more than a gym, as cliche as it may sound-- it's a family of individuals coming…read moretogether to accomplish greater health, strength, and push themselves beyond their limits. Yajen and Brittney are both excellent trainers who go above and beyond to ensure you're not only pushing yourself to your greatest potential, but maintaining good form and optimum safety to avoid injuries. I'm new to the CrossFit world, so it was important to me that I was well prepared to begin my fitness regime with safety at the forefront and coaches who were willing to answer any questions I may have regarding lifestyle, nutrition, and how I can achieve my goals successfully while sustaining them. Yajen and his team provide that and MORE. They utilize the Level method to measure your overall strength, a pretty holistic approach that ensure your building strength in all areas of the body while improving functionality (check it out on their website for a well-detailed description). Since beginning Crossfit a little over 3 months ago, my strength--flexibility--and endurance have all increased. My squat depth has improved beyond what I expected. As someone as stiff as myself, I appreciate that Yajen and his team place functionality at the forefront and explain in great detail how each workout is performed. They definitely live out the definition of "Trust the Process". Looking forward to participating in my first Spartan Race in the upcoming months-- a goal I didn't realize I'd have this soon. Oh, and above all-- working out here is FUN, come join us and have a great time! :D

Not very organized and the experience seemed to be over capacity regarding the hygiene of the…read moreevent. Did not feel safe.

Both my daughters attend Yoga dance co. They adore their aerial dance class and their teacher Mrs…read more Auburn. She is firm but caring. She pushes them appropriately and has them work through the hard stuff. With time, my girls became stronger and more skilled at aerial arts. They have amazing core strength now. Mrs. Auburn hosts recitals in fall, winter, spring, and summer for students to showcase their hard work. She also provides things like summer conditioning workshops, adult and kid wellness and self care programs, adult workout classes and more. This studio is a true gem of a place. Auburn has created a beautiful community. Classes fill up so make sure to call in advance.

This facility was 30 years in the planning and creation and was finally completed, costing over 65…read moremillion. Good for the new generation of Cal Poly Pomona college staff and students to have a beautiful facility compared to what I and others tolerated back in the 80's. This facility is better than other Division 1 programs in the country, especially in the midwest region. The students who toured us around were Hospitality and Restaurant Management majors, surprised that there wasn't any collaborative agreements with Kinesiology & Health Promotion but then again, this doesn't surprise me. The HRM people, even back in my day were on top of things, progressive, and well prepared. This is a reflection of what this facility has become. I am very pleased with the results and how clean everything is. I hope outsiders will take advantage of this place vs going to a local health club or YMCA.

Love this new facility! Best gym around, with a four story rock climbing wall at the entrance. It…read moreincludes a full gym with a great view of the surrounding campus, indoor track, indoor hockey, volleyball, basketball, racket ball and pool! There are several hammocks around the pool area-- PERFECT place for nap time ;). In the locker rooms, there are enough showers and free lockers for everyone to use (except during the early evenings when it's the most packed, the free lockers may be taken up). There are also free group classes like Zumba and yoga for all members of the BRIC! Have a great workout and put your sweat on!

Just your average LA Fitness. Good thing is it's right off the freeway for anyone that's driving by…read morelike myself. It seems to be a relatively newer location and has a good amount of parking. Compared to some of the other locations, this place seems to be maintenances fairly well as it was clean and all the equipment is in order. They have a pool, jacuzzi, racket ball court, basketball court, and Pilates. Basically everything you'll find at the other locations.

They offer early morning classes now. Ok so as of two weeks ago, they started offering cycling at…read more5:45am. Which I'm sooo happy for. I usually like to get my workout in before work, so I live the fact that they finally scheduled a cycling class this early. I hope they continue to schedule early morning classes for those who like to get their workouts on before work.

Loved the experience, it was well guided and a perfect introduction to rappelling. Our guide angel…read morewas very friendly and informative. The views were amazing and I would definitely go again!

Best experience for thrill seekers ! If you like the outdoors this is something you need to try the…read morerappelling ! Angel is an amazing guide, explains everything and makes you feel safe throughout the experience. I felt so much of a rush rappelling, definitely recommend to try out and will be returning for more!

very nice park that is maintained well! i was able to take a…read morestroll at this park with my partner and we loved the different kinds of trees. the pool season has just started so make sure to take advantage of their beautiful outdoor pool! my partner shared that irwindale has the best public pool in the area... shucks i do like covina's myself :) stop by and enjoy this beautiful public space

This park is probably one of the grossest park I've ever been to has dog species all over the…read morebasketball courts the grass even where the children play by the swings. I think it's just really unsanitary for people to bring their children here have to walk around.

Completed our first muddy buddy with my husband. It was surprising difficult. We had such a great…read moretime. We are definately going to do this one next year. Lots of hoses to wash off with and very well organized.

XC riders and MTB riders, this is your course. I was the biker in this race. The hills aren't like…read morethe monstrous San Jose first mile, but will give you a leg up again the other riders and hopefully your running partner. You'd definitely need to put in some running time before hitting this race if you want to do well. You can't rely too much on your mountain biker friend, he still needs to wait for you to get the bike back to him. Or the other way around if you are the mountain biker, friend. This race also had a starting hill, but not right away and not for a whole mile. After the first 200 meters or so, the next 1/2 mile was a climb, then a short steep descent that winds you down to the beach. Get off your bike at the sand since you'll need to carry it around a fence that extends down into the water. Hop back on and ride to the 1st obstacle, which was an over-under climb. Leg two was a gradual climb with another short but not so steep descent to obstacle 2, a wall climb. Leg three was a long climb to probably the highest point of the race, to the balance beam. But if you're a good climber on the bike, do your passing at this point. It's wide enough and most of the runners/bikers are slowing down here...but maybe so is your partner, So don't go too fast or else you'll have to wait after the next leg for him anyways. Leg 4 is the best leg..the easy downhill that takes you back out onto the paved road. Hit 30+ mph here if you can...yeah, you can. Take a nap after completing the big inflatable slide, since your partner hasn't arrived with the bike yet. Then ride the last leg with caution. This part is narrow with a short steep climb, and depending on your line, you might have to pop over roots and rocks on your way up. Then there's the final descent that's a single track with a steep and tight corner. The mud pit...always muddy, always fun. So, muddy buddy folks, Dallas in 08 huh? What about my suggestions about holding it in Tahoe, or Marin? Marin would be great. Think about it. I'll be the first to sign up...with or without a buddy.

Visited Hangar 18 on a weekend in December 2025 with a group of total beginners. Tyler led our…read moreorientation and made it fun, clear, and not intimidating at all. They offer both top-rope climbing and bouldering, and both require an orientation--which I appreciated as a first-timer. I was surprised by how many people were bouldering, from novices to very experienced climbers. There's also a small gym with basic equipment. Overall, it was a fun, spontaneous activity for a random free day--kind of like bowling, but more physical and engaging. Definitely requires some strength and problem-solving. Would absolutely come back!

Our friend bought a few $25 Groupons for a 30 min the beginner's bouldering class and had invited…read moreus to try this place. My daughter and 2 of her friends wanted to try this place out. Well, the 30 min class turned out to be only a 5 min introduction to the rules of the rock climbing place and the only technique taught was how to fall. The instructor hastily dismissed the kids and said "Have fun". That was basically it. i thought the class would cover more bouldering techniques. I have just pulled up the class description (see pic). Had I seen this while we were there, I would've spoken to a manager about this. This is not right at all. The instructor only spent 5 min with our kids. There was only so much the girls could do on their own with that inadequate 5 minute "lesson". It could have been a fun playdate if they were given more instructions so they could've done more than climbing up 3-4 steps on just the 2 easy routes. 1 star and not likely to return. You did not deliver what was promised and wasted our time and 25 bucks each. Poor business practice. Thumbs down.