Close your eyes. The bed of sand shapes seamlessly under your every curve. Let the morning sun warm…read moreyour body, and the lapping waves lull you into the sweetest daydream... beach shavasana is the best. Carlsbad Village Athletic Club hosts Sunday morning yoga every week near the volleyball nets on Frazee Beach. Their waving yoga banners are easy to spot from the sea wall. The instructor is very lovely. She led the small class of five through a blend of opening poses & set a peaceful vibe, complete with some gentle assists & eucalyptus oil therapy. CVAC's rates recently increased from $10 to $15 a class, which is steep for a one hour outdoor session. $15 is on par with indoor studios that provide other amenities & equipment. With the nature of the soft sloping sand at Frazee, I personally found it too easy to dump all my weight into my wrists in inverted poses. Unless the class moves down to the more solidly packed sand, Frazee is better suited for meditation, seated, or standing poses. Beach yoga is a win either way, and CVAC's class is definitely worth checking out on a snoozy Sunday morning.

Carlsbad Village Athletics Club, aka CVAC, offers a GREAT BEACH YOGA experience. I have been…read moreattending for 5 years off and on. The yoga teachers have their own style, rhythm vibe and teachings which I love for the variety. They offer classes on Saturday & Sunday mornings and between the months April to September they offer Sunset classes which are breathtaking! I have asthma so I find doing the classes outside provides open-air versus inside where the air can be a bit stuffy at times causing it hard to breathe and making it unpleasant. Yoga should be relaxing allowing you to be present and aware of oneself in the moment. The stimulation we received from our senses in this outdoor environment make the whole experience different.......Like the feeling of sand beneath our feet or hearing the waves crash against the shore and let's not forget natural absorption of vitamin D from the Sun! Yes, at times it can be challenging because the ground is unstable but know your body and know your limits. I personally like it because it challenges me to work on my core more. All the teachers are certified and can help you with any modifications. I highly recommend CVAC Beach Yoga. You just might see dolphins or whales and that my friend you will not find in a studio!

Solid volleyball programs. I've been sending one of my kids…read moreto their beginner/intermediate clinic for homeschool students for about a year now. The feedback has been very positive. Recommended. - Staff is friendly and accommodating. - They donate services to local schools.

Unfortunately, this club was a great disappointment to the point that my daughter does not want to…read moreplay volleyball any longer. She had the opportunity to make the varsity team for her senior year of HS, but quit because SoCal took away her joy for the game. This is due to always mixing bad players with good players, so the bad players can improve (if possible) and stay with the club longer. This meant losing the majority of their tournaments due to sh!tty players. When SoCal has tryouts, it's not to make a team of your skill level; it's so they can know which teams to put the bad players on. The mix is like 40% bad to the rest of the Team. Yeah, losing all the time due to bad players does not make for a good experience.

Glad we found this kids recreational sports league. This would be my daughters first official…read moresports team and she loves it. She started not knowing a lick of soccer and now she's in there kicking her way up and down the field and she feels proud she got the player of the game medal last week for saving a goal in which the other team would have tied. The coaches are nice and all the kids have good sportsmanship. My older daughter wants to play also but they have an age cutoff of 8 years for soccer and I believe 7 for baseball. You can go to their website to get the latest information and start of new seasons and schedules. Two thumbs up for i9 sports couldn't have asked for a better first experience for my baby. So if you're debating a kids sports league i9 is the way to go.

SAVE YOUR MONEY! Signed up for kick ball and the refs play favorites, especially the long haired…read morejerk. He talks to you like you're beneath him and has no respect for players. They make up rules on the fly and do not stay true to the rules they set out. You say something to the owner Jesse and he brushes it off and doesn't care. The league is not fun and too expensive. You pay ref fees only to be treated like crap. Such a trash unfair league. Never again will I play in an echo athletics event or recommend anyone to them. Very disappointed that the city of Carlsbad let's this happen.

This is a review for the umpires they choose for the game and for the training they have before…read morethey are appointed the job. Our team has played an entire season and not had a consistent "set of rules". Today out catcher had to call out the ump about a strike that was clearly a strike he at least changed mind and called it what it was. There seams to not me a consistent judging of what is a playable ball and what should be a foul ball. He actually said some of his calls were "my rules". The game is super fun but it is just not run fairly. In my opinion if we had the same umpire again I would recommend to the team we unite and say we will not play with him making the calls.

I stopped by for 2 hours of open play Pickleball on a Saturday afternoon. I was visiting friends…read morethat live in the area and they booked our reservation and we were good to go. The staff in the pro shop were very friendly. Shout out to Doug for taking care of us. The shop is stocked with all the latest and greatest paddles, clothing and accessories. There were 7 pickleball courts available for open play during our visit. We played on the 4 courts in front of the pro shop. 2 courts per fenced area with no divider between the courts. Balls will roll onto your court during play, but you knew that anyway. The courts were in great shape as well as the nets. There's covered/shaded seating in this area as you wait for your next game. All the players we played with were very friendly and helpful with explaining how to paddle in for the next game. I hope they're able to open more courts in the future. Regardless, I had a good first visit and I'd play here again if I'm in the neighborhood. Enjoy...

I visited Bobby Riggs for open play and must say that this is a pretty nice facility. However, upon…read morearrival found that the parking situation is not great. There is only a small dedicated lot and street parking. It doesn't help that people camp out in the lot waiting for a spot which blocks the flow of traffic. But parking on the street wasn't too difficult. Check in for open play is in the pro shop which has an excellent variety of all things pickleball including paddles that you can demo for $10. You also need to pay then and there (I wish there was a way to sign up online). It looks like the facility is being remodeled so there were only 4 courts near the pro shop for more advanced, then 2 courts for intermediate. The courts are in very good condition with wind screens and convenient rest areas in the middle. Altogether I had a pretty good time and everyone I encountered was friendly.

Recommend adding batting cages and or baseball so people can easily find your business on Google…read moremaps. My son and I had a great time, thanks!

All & all 5 stars, clean, practical and efficient!…read more I was looking for a batting cage for my daughter to practice and we luckily found APEX PRO ATHLETICS! On a Saturday I called booked my reservation online and the gentleman gave me a discount code! We came it was peaceful and clean! Honestly so glad we found this place we definitely will be coming back and getting a membership for this place! If you want efficient batting cages, this is the place to come with your kids/ friends.

I coached with AYSO, so I can tell you that all of the reviews are correct. 100 percent if your son…read moreor daughter isn't ready for a club but wants to try out soccer take them to San Elijo Region 1505, I'm sure that they will be at least be more organized then AYSO San Marcos. The Commissioner James who is supposed to inform the coaches of the fields and times etc is always lacking. He complained to me about having a really full plate. I didn't suggest it but I definitely thought that he should then quit. The children are not his first priority anyway, its the money that the people put into it. I coached for him two seasons and from day one the lack of organization was evident. He told me to register my son for the Spring select despite his clavicle being broken, he knew he wouldn't be able to play and he still suggested that I pay the 170 dollars. Honestly, because of him most if not all of the parents who were on my team are going to go to 1505 san Elijo and I don't blame them. I wish I could answer questions on here cause IT GETS WORSE! As I was coaching he made it difficult for me because of the time frame he was trying to give me and no matter how many times I expressed I needed a solution to that he didn't give me one. So he fired me as a volunteer coach by taking me to the limit of my availability he pushed me out. Who fires a volunteer coach? On top of that my son who had just gotten cleared to play and was going to be his first official game got cut off the team because James acquired a new coach and the new coach was going to insert his son into the team despite not having had one practice with the spring select team. I tried to contact him but he basically gave me the bird in the most political way. His program is nonsense and the way he treats his volunteers is shameful, but its nothing compared to how he treats the kids. Who knows if this new coach is going to cut one of the kids that have been to practice the whole time with me to give preference to his son, James has sincerely appalled me with his actions. He speaks so well and fools people who don't know him, but he's nothing like he portrays himself. I recommend you follow the reviews and take your business elsewhere. Getting a refund is also going to be challenge they will push you to keep credit for the next season instead. DO your self the favor and save yourself from the headache and go to San elijo AYSO. James is bringing shame to AYSO San Marcos, and this review is from a person who was on the inside.

I wish I could leave a review without giving any stars.... I paid the registration fees 2 months…read moreago, the season has already started and I have absolutely no information. No idea who the coach is, when/where practices are held, nothing. I have called at least 65 times, only gotten to talk to someone 3 times, and still don't have any answers. Sent at least 15 emails, again no useful responses. I've never witnessed such awful customer service. This program needs to be shut down.

Disappointed and Frustrated Yet another basketball club…read moretrying to squeeze every dollar out of parents. Not only are the monthly fees already overpriced, but now they're charging $15 for a single game on a Sunday--seriously? When we politely questioned the price, the person at the ticket booth gave us attitude instead of an explanation. It's frustrating to see youth sports becoming more about profit than the kids. Do better.

I love this club, My son love his coach and his teammates are very friendly and supportive. Under…read more13 team.

It's a slightly small but typical sized Equinox. Took a couple yoga classes and used the main…read moreweight space. Decent crowd but not crowded. The instructors for yoga were typical high Equinox quality. It's really cool to see the consistency across this brand. People knock Equinox and I hate the price. But they offer a consistent and premium product. And this location offers very early yoga classes. Love that.

This is San Diego's worst gym. specifically go to EOS Or LA Fitness in Oceanside instead. Cheaper…read moreservice, equally clean facilities, better culture, same OR BETTER equipment.