I loved it. It was great such a little quaint country town. I can't tell you great things about how…read morerelaxing and peaceful it is here.

Santa Ynez Valley has a great swim club! Practices are held at the Santa Ynez High School pool and…read morecoach Dwayne Douglas is a former competitive swimmer, who cares. My son joined the swim team almost two years ago and loves it. The competitive nature and discipline of the club has helped him to create new goals and work hard to achieve them. He looks forward to going to practice, competing in the meets and having fun with friends. Parents and club members are all very supportive, it is a wonderful enviroment for young swimmers to grow and excel in. I am proud to say my son is excited to part of the Santa Ynez Valley Swim Club.

. The pool and overall amenities are wonderful, and that's something I've always appreciated about…read morethis gym. However, I do have concerns about the food and service. I've been coming here for about 10 years, and while the food used to be consistently good, it has noticeably declined--along with the quality of service. Recently, a friend and I ordered club sandwiches priced at $12 each. This was just for the sandwich, with no sides included. Unfortunately, the sandwiches did not match what was listed on the menu--there was no bacon, and no mayo or mustard. As a result, the sandwiches were extremely dry. When we went back to politely ask for mayo or mustard, the employee responded, "Yeah, but you know this really isn't a food place," and handed us bottles to add the condiments ourselves. I was honestly taken aback by both the response and the attitude. If this isn't considered a food establishment, it's confusing why there is a full menu and regular advertising for food and smoothies. I didn't even mention the missing bacon at that point because of how the situation was handled. Overall, the sandwich was very basic and definitely not worth $12--especially considering the cost of the monthly membership.

Paso Robles Sports Club is a wonderful sports club and I'm so glad to have become a member! They…read morehave a large pool and a smaller heated pool, a large hot tub, tennis/pickleball courts, and multiple fitness areas (including an outdoor area they built during COVID) with an large variety of machines. They also have saunas in both the male and females locker rooms. There is a large outdoor space for gatherings or just to hang out with friends, as well as a full service cafe. This place really has it all!! There are a lot of classes available including karate, tai chi, aquafit, barre, cycle, sculpt and even reformer pilates! So there's truly a class for everyone. Paula, who teaches various classes including yogalates, restorative yoga, and gentle hatha yoga is absolutely amazing! So friendly, patient, kind and just one of the best yoga teachers around! Love, love, love this place so much! Thanks, PRSC!

We have heard some great things about this business and owner…read more Ty shared that he has been training athletes seriously since 2006. Lots of folks have benefited from his wisdom, experience, and friendly disposition. This is a wonderful asset to the community, especially to athletes who want to pay the price and reach the next level. We look forward to working with Elite Athletix. Ty will perform an evaluation on you or your athlete and will then customize a plan to meet your goals.

Great friendly personal trainers who won't let you quit, WAY cheaper than getting training over at…read moreanother gym (I'm talking save you hundreds!), and none of the bull hidden charges like other gyms around town!

This place is easily one of the best university gyms I've been to! It's got everything you need -…read moregreat equipment, plenty of space, and a really motivating atmosphere. Plus, the recent renovations have made it 10x better. Props to whoever designed the setup - they really thought it through! There are actually two gym buildings, so you've got options depending on what you're looking to do. There's also a pool if you're into swimming, and if you need a run, there's a track nearby. They covered all the bases when putting this place together. One thing I really appreciate is that they let the students run the music - and they crank it. It definitely adds to the vibe, and it's nice to hear that the younger generation appreciates some good old '90s and 2000s music. I just hope no one complains one day and gets it shut down because that would totally kill the atmosphere. Most of the gym-goers here are polite and respectful, which makes working out a lot more enjoyable. It's also kind of fun to see all the gym rats checking themselves out in the mirror - definitely adds some character to the place! Like any gym, it definitely has its peak times when it gets pretty packed. But if you go during the quieter hours, it's an absolute oasis for gym rats. The students using this gym are seriously going to miss it when they move on to chain gyms - they don't know how good they have it! Whether you're lifting, doing cardio, swimming, or just trying to stay active, this gym has you covered. Just plan your visit right, and you'll love it!

I spent many nights with my roomie at the Rec Cen. At UCSB we abbreviate like every program,…read morebuilding, person, lol. My roommate would always workout in the hall adjacent to the massive windows. I'd chill more because I had Ballet daily. The pool is fun bc there are fitness classes in the water, joined in on a handful with my former boss. Guys, the gym membership is a mandatory portion of your tuition, so it's totes worth it to participate. Park off-campus, ride yr bike in orrrrr rollerblade. Makes life simple.

I have been going here for about 2 years. Love the atmosphere, the staff - everything.read more

Very cool center w a lot. Nice staff. They have a pass system for travelers but no way to pause or…read morejust do a hole punch card. That keeps me from returning. If I lived here I'd reconsider tho. The missing star is for travelors lol.

Had a great time here for our company outing. We had great coaches and learned a lot! We had food…read morecatered and they offer options to add on beverages. We will all definitely be back! Thanks to our coaches!

Amazing people work at this place. Beyond friendly service. They treat you like a close family…read moremember. The courts are always clean and in great condition. I play here 4-5 times a week and always have a lot of fun. Players are very sociable. During open play the coaches fill in if there aren't enough players and play to our level to make the game fun and competitive.

I have lived most of my life in the Bay Area and have found an amazing gym upon moving to the…read morecentral coast. PBAC has an excellent weight training room. Though the club has swim pool, pickleball courts, racquetball courts, aerobic equipment room and countless instructor lead classes we have currently focused on weight training. The staff is knowledgeable, courteous... and always accommodating.... definitely worth trying out as you will not be disappointed!!

We stayed at the hotel across the parking lot and the fact that entry to the gym was included was a…read moredelightful surprise. This place is a real gym- not a hotel gym by any means. We went once during our stay and took advantage of the circuit and cardio machines. We would have liked to do more, but the classes didn't fit into our schedule. The only thing that wasn't very pleasant was the vibe. I got the impression that the people working there don't really enjoy hotel drop in guests. They weren't very welcoming.

Organized and well coordinated staff, clean environment…read more Wishing all staff and management the best

Best Pickleball instructor! Miguel is an incredible ambassador of the sport and this beautiful and…read morewelcoming club. Thank you Miguel for sharing your love of Pickleball and your patience in transforming my wife and I into players! Jack & Leslie

My husband and I have been members of Templeton Tennis Ranch since the club opened 10 years ago…read more I've played tennis and pickleball at a number of other facilities/clubs throughout the county, but this club is one of the best. The location is so serene with it's large oak trees. And TTR has some of the nicest tennis players. I feel that the club is my happy place. I also want to give a shout out to the aquatics instructor, Janice, who is awesome. Her class is a total body cardio workout that accommodates all fitness levels. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a low impact fitness class that builds muscle and cardio. I also want to acknowledge TTR's general manager Chris for all that you and your staff do to make TTR a welcoming place. I have always found you to be responsive to any concerns or issues raised. I truly appreciate you and your staff.

Yikes- what a bizarre and disappointing experience. Prospective members beware that this facility…read moredoes not honor their own membership terms- nor do they upkeep or maintain their fitness center. We were happy members of TTR for about a year and a half. The outdoor facility is (mostly) a beautiful and well-maintained facility for tennis and pickleball. The pool is great. Our dues have over doubled since joining- from $85 for a Pickleball membership for two, to now $160. I am totally fine with raising prices as amenities increase- however, TTR is not maintaining the facility. Their (already small, always dusty, and limited) fitness center has deteriorated dramatically recently, with at least one (out of three) popular treadmills out of order for the past 6+ months- including one of them for several months at a stretch with no ETA. More recently, 2/3 have been wholly removed after breaking down. I visit once a week for weight training, and we play pickleball once a week- however, I primarily maintained this membership due to the previous availability of treadmills. We clean up after ourselves and are respectful of equipment and shared spaces. In January, two of their treadmills broke- meaning that if you go to the gym, odds are you will have to either use a weird niche elliptical (theirs are not modern or appealing) or do something else entirely. The straw that broke the camel's back for us was that we politely asked to hold our membership for two months, submitting our request via a dedicated online membership hold request form- an option clearly available, with a nominal hold fee, in their membership terms. The staff, who we'd always found to be friendly enough in person, was abrupt in immediately informing us that holds do not exist (it is a dedicated request form on their own web site...?), telling us to instead terminate our membership. I shared a screenshot of their own policy, within their web page, thinking that they were mistaken or confused, to which they responded that holds are only for post-surgery or due to injury with a doctor's note. This is very clearly not the case within their own terms and conditions- see screenshot. They specify only that a hold *can* be extended beyond 3 months if due to injury, but not that it is a pre-requisite for a hold. I asked for additional clarity in where this is indicated, and for them to please revisit my request, again respectfully, and my initial question was ignored- the second attempt to follow up when ignored was met again with only the link to terminate the membership. Zero response from there, despite a final attempt. Ironically, I have an injury requiring an impending MRI which prevents me from fully utilizing the benefits of this membership- but the attitude and immediate abrasiveness from their staff left such a gross taste in our mouths that we did not bother to disclose this. What a fascinating business model, pushing your members to quit and stonewalling when asked to answer basic questions regarding your own policies. We will gladly take our business elsewhere and share our experience with others as a cautionary experience, as they seem to desire their current members do, but man, what a trip. I wholly do NOT recommend TTR for the poor upkeep of the fitness center and bizarre, poor customer/member service. ------ Editing in response to the GM, who I have also messaged directly with additional information and the offer of forwarding his staff's emails in case helpful: My dues did not increase $75 within a single month, nor did I state that they had. That increase from $85 to $160 (for a couple) took place in increments over the course of a year and a half. I had no complaints about this until the fitness center fell apart and the customer service experience revealed itself to be a disaster. Price increases over time are expected if a place is maintained properly (*if), especially with the pool opening. However- I am not going to the trouble of holding or paying for a membership in the future at this establishment considering the poor member experience and customer service experience. I did not mention my injury, because no policy available to members indicated the need to. My advice for management: Maybe invest in hiring staff that isn't chasing your membership out the door as quickly and rudely as they can?