Went to go pick up a disc I had lost that someone dropped off at the shop for me , called in and…read moreconfirmed it was there the day before picking up and when I got there they had given it to someone else or more than likely kept it to sell themselves. Have been playing at Shady Oaks for 20 years and the employees at this shop have always been super LAME, UNHELPFUL and RUDE For some reason. Never getting my business again

The guys running this shop has always been nice and helpful. The course is always well maintained,…read moreif there's a storm they clean it up within the week. Pin positions are always accurate, the store has a wide variety of selections for disc or bags, relatively market priced. Yes you can buy disc online for cheaper, but you have to pay S&H as well as wait, like cartman, come on come onnnn! Anyways, I'd recommend shady oaks to anyone with whatever skill set you have. It is a more advanced - intermediate course, they do have leagues and tournaments so make sure to check UDisc before going.

Son absolutely loves this place. The coaches are really dedicated and they keep him active, which…read moreis great.

Good luck if your door daughter gets arm or knee injuries due to the intensive training schedule…read morecausing adverse effects on a teen's growth plates. A good coach teaches his player how to do an exercise to avoid injury. Instead of teaching my son how to lift weights to avoid injury, Coach Mike Hacker would ridicule my son in front of his peers and yell "that's why you have injuries, because you're doing it wrong." Mike did not show him the "correct" way to lift the weight. There was another instance where my son and one of his peers were spotting each other on some weights. Coach Mike yelled at the other boy to get out of his weight room for talking to my son and told him he won't bother sending my son out of the room because my son is not worth it. There are numerous instances of mental and verbal abuse from Coach Mike on the field as well. None of these instances were constructive but personal. I will not mention them in order to protect my son's identity. We have read about coaches who ridicule and verbally abuse certain players on their team causing the player to quit the sport for good. We never imagined this would be the case with our 13 year old. Our son had played successfully since he was 5 years old and played Majors prior to coming to BPA. We cannot express the sadness we have our son has left the sport because of his experience at BPA. We believe Coach Mike had a personal disliking for our son since he had expected to get a starting pitcher but got a kid with injuries due to growth plates not being fully fused yet. Before coming to BPA we were warned by a previous player about how he also had been verbally abused and ridiculed by Coach Mike, but we didn't believe him. We wish we had. We remember Coach Mike naming other ball clubs in the area and telling us how bad they were, that BPA was the best, even better than playing for the high school he previously taught at. We now believe this was to isolate players from considering playing for any other competing baseball club in the area. Regrettably, we convinced our son to stay longer than he should have because of this. Great leaders motivate young players to succeed by being fair, positive, patient, sincere, concerned and honest. Although Coach Mike knows baseball, these characteristics were nowhere to be found. Parents beware! There are no protections under the law for verbal and mental abuse of your adoloscent in extracarricular sports. Don't take a chance with your child's self esteem and baseball future. There are other baseball clubs in the area that develop young, successful college recruitments.

Absolutely the best for initial CCW training, renewals, and further advanced training. I actually…read morelook forward to my required renewal range time and classroom time with John & family. I highly recommend Defense Shot for Sac County and surrounding Counties.

We continue to with our education with Defense shot as they are very helpful, caring, and…read moreknowledgeable!! They make their classes comfortable for people of any level. Thank you

Without a doubt, the best move we ever made for the progression of our 9 year old son's game…read more After considerable time and money spent at another baseball academy and not seeing progress commensurate to the money we were putting in, we decided to see what else might be out there. Jack had developed a sweet swing. I just couldn't get over the feeling that he was leaving so much power potential on the table and it just didn't seem anyone could figure out how to crack it. To make it click for him. I came across Three Gear's sign near my neighborhood and checked out their website. They teach a hitting pattern that I'd come across on YouTube, but didn't understand, other than that it was non-traditional, controversial, but whose champion was a dude who personally worked with Aaron Judge and insisted it was the pattern of many of the game's greatest hitters, even if they themselves didn't realize it. I was intrigued. We signed up for the offered free lesson and in just ONE CLASS, Jack was hitting harder than I've ever seen him hit, and it was one after the other. Bryan took him aside in class, gave him individual attention, and told him to forget just a couple "fundamentals" of traditional hitting, showing him instead how to feel which muscles are responsible for launching. I don't pretend to understand how the HLP pattern works exactly. I'm still learning. So is Jack. He's a work in progress. All I know is that he picked up enough in just that first several minutes with Schmidty that he was letting loose like I'd never seen. A couple months in and his confidence and love of the game have absolutely taken off. His exit velo has taken off. Their drills are just go go go, and Jack's just lapping it up. I believe in what Three Gear's doing. I don't know if it works for everyone, but it's working for my son and we're all in!

My son Hunter started hitting lessons with Brian at 6.5 years old! currently 8, he swings the bat…read morelike a Big leaguer. Hunter loves his instructors and has added, Pitching, Catching, and Fielding practices to his routine. Superb instructors and a fun environment, make this the premier training facility! 3 Gear has helped boost Hunters confidence both on and off the field, molding him into a leader.

Coach Kelli is the best. I did my research and I am glad I did. She knows how to work with the…read morekids and make sure they are attentive and working on their skills. We will definitely do lessons again.

I've always been looking for a good tennis coach in Folsom, and then I found Coach Kellie!! She is…read moreso nice and very good at coaching, and with her different classes I felt like I was in the right spot considering my level. Her prices are cheaper compared to other tennis classes/clubs in Folsom and I definitely recommend her so much!

Kris Gudmunson and his SwingCleaner practice club he's implemented into golf training are…read moreexceptional. His attention to detail of the golf swing and his instruction towards improvement are right on. Give him a try and watch your game change for the better

Kris is in a league of his own. He coaches the complete golfer. The physical side of golf is very…read moremechanical and requires teaching to improve your game. Kris teaches you how to understand the process, how to practice, what to practice, and then there is the other 90% of golf which is beyond physical. Kris addresses the emotional and mental challenges that plague the golfer into failing to improve. He talks you through the process to learn as a player in order to improve as a complete golfer. He also invented the biggest game changer swing aid, the KoreBalance. Butch Harmon and Hank Haney should be learning from Kris.

Ya'll. I'm a small business owner in the restaurant industry…read more.. I want to tell you a story of OUTSTANDING hospitality that I experienced on Wednesday. In the most UNLIKELY of places... "Hangtown Gun Range" I got out of my car with my pistol case and was walking in the front door so I could grab a lane and just toss a few rounds downrange. As soon as I opened the door the guy behind the counter stood up and welcomed me back "Hey man, welcome back. I saw you in here last week while I was teaching a class and I didn't catch your name..??.." So we introduced ourselves. I put my pistol case on the counter to grab my noise suppression ears on and started pulling out my card and my license to rent a lane. "Nick... Nice to see you man, how are the restaurants going..." Comes from over my shoulder. It's the guy who I rented a lane from the previous week. He came over and fist bumped me and we shot the shit for a while. I went to rent the lane and the first guy said "Nick... you should have a membership. If you shoot twice in a month it pays for itself ++ and then you get discounts off of range ammo and classes... it comes with a free life lock account which will save you $30" I said "Damn, I already feel like a member... So I guess I should make it official" I did the paperwork, signed up for the monthly fee... they charged me for the monthly fee and then REFUNDED me for the previous lane rental since I became a member so shortly after being there. "Yeah, we're here for the gun enthusiast community, not to take all your money... but whatever you spend on this hobby we want you to be with our family" DAMN... They did EVERYTHING I want my team to do... THEN I walk into the range and get set. While I'm setting up the range attendant who was there the last time knuckle bumps me and says "It's nice to see you again brother... you shooting the same two as last time" "Yeah. I don't have a collection, just these two to get better and more comfortable" "That M&P you've got is a great pistol... I'm thinking that might be my next one... Have fun today man" Then while I'm shooting I'm having trouble with my red dot. He read my body language and saw me grab a tool to start zeroing it and he asked if I need help with it... "Yep, I'm new at this and I don't know what I'm doing" "Awesome. I love getting new people addicted to this hobby.... I don't use red dots on any of my pistols but some people love them. Are you going to get a dot for your SIG or are you going to have one and one" "One and one" "Yeah, best to be comfortable with both styles" So then I went back to shooting... and finished up. Knuckle bump the attendant on the way out, Put my ears away in the main room. Got my license back and every single person working in the gun range came over and shook my hand before I left. "See you tomorrow" - from one "We have a free rapid fire class this weekend if you're around" - from another. "See you soon nick" from the last. HOLY CRAP!!! I've worked in the best restaurants and resorts around the world and I have never experienced hospitality like that. One team, one culture, one family, one goal... ALL in ... This is the only place I will ever spend my money or range time at. I will take all of their classes... etc. Each person. Unique points of contact. They used my NAME every chance they got. They make a physical connection (grift) with a handshake, buckle bump... WILD... A version of Gun Range hospitality should be our goal for every guest in every industry.

My first time at this range and it won't be the last time either. The guys there were very…read morepersonable, knowledgeable and informative. Jim made sure safety was first and foremost but also made sure that we enjoyed our experience - and have fun! Dale helped me with my gun that kept jamming. He assessed it, cleaned it and also fired a few rounds. The jams were not user error. It's the gun..don't buy Walther P22. It's not a reliable gun especially when your life depends on it. Dale showed me a few other compact guns that I can rent and try before I buy. They also have an archery range and classes. I will definitely be going back. Thinking about signing up for their yearly membership now.

Ron, Chelsea and their group of students have been volunteering their time to teach Folsom…read moreFastpitch players how to pitch every year that my daughter has played. They have a great facility with 4 tunnels, each with a strike zone chart for targeting. The focus is definitely on pitching as the name of the academy implies. I've been told that this is a serious academy so i wouldn't recommend bringing your daughter if her focus is on fun, however, I would highly recommend them if your daughter is eager to compete.

Ron is highly skilled and a great person! You will not be disappointed and the location is very…read morenice too!