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.

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.

The team are fantastic, equipment, space, and amenities are all fantastic. I've truly appreciated…read morethe experience I've had these past few years while being a member. The amenities are convenient, the outdoor space is such a plus, and everything was always clean. I really appreciated the consistent communication from the team whenever there were updates, holiday hours, or maintenance. If you're looking for a one stop shop for all things work out and recovery related, along with amazing downtown San Diego views, I'd highly recommend Broadway. Also having validated parking for 3 hours is super handy.

Beautiful, well maintained and clean, love the aquatics class. Showers are nice, they provide…read moretowels and soap and it's just a beautiful grounds.

I came with two guests who had previously been on my membership, and I am the primary member. Even…read moreso, we were required to drive all the way home to get their IDs. I'm not sure why their membership history couldn't be verified. Derek was not helpful, and the overall lack of customer service, combined with the dirty amenities, was extremely disappointing. The front desk staff always seems frazzled, and unfortunately, this experience has me seriously reconsidering whether I will renew my membership. As a member, I shouldn't feel like I'm being met with confrontation when simply trying to use the club.

This is a great spot for indoor pickleball in San Diego. I come here regularly with some friends to…read moreplay a mix of singles and doubles. The courts are very clean and well maintained. It's a joy to play on permanent nets that don't slide around. You need to download the Playtomic app in order to book a time slot. Some courts are much smaller than others so do beware. The better courts are tougher to book so be prepared to book a week in advance for the busy times on the good courts. I wanted to shout out the service here. The front desk workers are very friendly and I've even called them several times to reschedule my appointment last minute and have had no issues doing so.

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.

I didn't know what to expect when I saw this place from the outside because it was near hella…read morewarehouses but it's a neat place! They have two spots one for beginners and one for intermediate players. I went to the beginners one and it was pretty nice. It costs 14$ and you can play for as long as you want. Flower Cock is provided for free to use but you have to bring raquets. If you don't have them they are available to rent also. If you come here for the first time you're gonna have to register and sign some waiver. You have to reserve a court and reservation lasts 30 mins, then you can reserve for next available time. I went on Saturday noon and it wasn't too busy and I am glad it wasn't smelly cause the last badminton place I went to was MUSTYYY. There's tons of parking and even a plaza nearby with lots of food options for post badminton grub!!

I play at Smash pretty often, so I feel like I have a pretty fair idea of the pros and cons LOL…read more Smash is currently the only private badminton gym in SD, which is honestly a huge reason why I still come here a lot. Otherwise, your options are mostly rec centers or school facilities that you have to be enrolled in to use. There are 2 locations just a few doors away from each other. Smash 2 is mostly for paid training and court reservations, while Smash 1 is where most of the regular play happens. Both sides have 7 badminton courts. Membership is ~$70/month with a one-time $10 initiation fee, and drop-ins are $14/day. They have in-house stringing, some rackets and birdies you can buy, and I believe they have some loaner rackets if you don't have one. They also have coaches for different levels, and there are definitely some good coaches here. If you're interested in paid training, pricing varies depending on the coach. One of the best things about Smash is that you can play pretty late, which is really convenient if you can only play at night. You can actually stay and keep playing past the front desk hours if you're already inside. But once the front desk hours are closed, there's no re-entry and new check-ins. So basically if you want to play late, get there before they close. Parking is also pretty easy. If it's busy, court reservations are usually 30 minutes though. If it's not busy, you can just play on whatever court. If you want to play singles, you can ask the front desk to lock the court so people don't hop in. If you come alone, just know that a lot of people already have their own groups. Not everybody is looking to play a game, some people are just hitting. You can definitely meet new people here, but you may have to mingle a bit since some groups are pretty set. I'd honestly recommend bringing someone if you can. It can also get REALLY crowded depending on the time, and wait times can sometimes be up to an hour. My biggest complaint is definitely the cleanliness. The gym could be cleaned a LOT more often, and the bathrooms aren't the best. The weightlifting equipment is also very basic and kind of beat up, so I wouldn't count on this place for a real weightlifting workout. That being said, I still play here a lot because my friends play here. It's convenient and there really isn't another competitor. Smash definitely has room for improvement, especially with cleanliness and upkeep, but I'm glad we have a dedicated place to play badminton at night.

I know these courts get a lot of use and it's showing. The nets are discolored on the tape and…read morethere are multiple crumbling areas on the cement walls. The crumbs are piled up on the ground in front of the holes. With how much $ we pay to play I'm hoping they will put those funds toward maintenance. It's such a great location and I want to love it, but it's looking very tired and is in need of some upkeep.

My first time playing Pickleball here and I don't think I'll be coming back due to the unwelcoming…read morenature of the staff and excessive rules. Not even 30 seconds to a minute walking onto the court and my group was already being snapped at by an elderly woman on all the policies at Del Cerri Tennis Club and Pickleball Hub. The many rules include placing your bags on very specific designated spots - certain courts don't have a bench, certain courts share a small bleachers area, you can't drink water on the court. Etc etc. It's totally fine to have standards and rules but it's not fine to be rudely condescending literally SECONDS into showing up our FIRST time. All of this condescending and uppity attitude and they charge $20/hr for a court! I much prefer Barnes for their ample parking, better weather, and welcoming attitude.

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.

Fun! I've played Co-Ed Volleyball in OB for a year now and it's one of the best decisions I've made…read moreto play. Great teammates and tons of fun! Co-Ed Volleyball on Thursdays in Mission Beach was also very fun with great teammates! I played PB Kickball Co-Ed on Fridays that were not as fun due to people not showing up but every league and season are not going to be perfect! If you are new or old to San Diego, it's a wise decision to get out there and play!

First time trying Volo and it's not living up to the hype. Signed up for the social tennis league…read moreand there was no structure, the person in charge was on the phone the whole time, some players didn't know basic rules. Overall it was not a good experience. I don't think I'd give it another try.

Balboa Park Municipal Gymnasium was a great unexpected find for me, I honestly would have never…read moreknown this gym existed inside the park if I hadn't been guided there. It's tucked away in a way that makes it feel like a hidden gem within Balboa Park. It's definitely a fun people-watching spot, with plenty of activity and energy from the different groups using the facility. I really love that this is an option right in the park, adding even more value to everything Balboa Park already offers. Whether you're there to work out or just checking it out for the first time, it's a nice community feature to have in such a beautiful location.

I recently participated in the California State Senior Games in San Diego this past weekend…read more It was a great experience catching up with old friends and foes. The gymnasium was clean and the hardwood floor was kept up nicely as usual. The staff was friendly and pleasant. Shout out to the director of the Basketball portion of the State Games James Pauley who ran a top notch event. Extremely nice gym!

This league is a God send!…read more I have a 19 year old daughter who plays flag football in college in IL, and with the program at her school being so new, it leaves a lot to be desired. While visiting me in San Diego for the summer, and with her aged out of most skills camps, I wanted to get her into something that could be competitive and help her improve her game. The X Flag Football League did just that! The owner Mike was so communicative, explaining everything for us at each step, setting realistic expectations, and making sure that she was able to join a team on short notice just days before the season started. The league is mostly volunteers, so we did not know what to expect, but so many wonderful male and female players, team coaches, and refs stepped in to ensure my daughter had ample practice and game time, and received tips, plays, and techniques to make her a better player. She even went on to win the championship this year and get the game's MVP award (Go Spyders)! Overall, playing in this adult league built her confidence and elevated her skills beyond anything we imagined and we are forever grateful for this league, it's owner Mike, and it's wonderful players! If you are thinking about joining, do it! You will be happy that you did. Until next summer...

Unprofessional - Kept My $100 Despite Incomplete Registration…read more ​I am posting this because xflagfootball has been holding onto $100 of my money since June 2025 and refuses to honor their own refund policy. ​Their policy states that no refunds are issued "after registration is complete." However, my registration was never completed. This business didn't even have my first or last name on file to finalize the process. Despite this, the owner has spent the last six months refusing to return my money. ​I have tried to handle this professionally for half a year. I have texted him repeatedly and sent multiple Cash App requests for my $100, all of which he has declined. I have also filed a formal complaint regarding this violation of California Civil Code Section 1723, as businesses are legally required to follow their stated refund terms. ​It is incredibly dishonest to take a customer's money before a service is even established and then refuse to give it back. If you want a business that has integrity and follows its own rules, stay away from xflagfootball. I am still waiting for my $100.