Just moved to Fresno and I find this great place that teaches swimming lessons. It's $40 for 2…read moreweeks of swimming class. My son started as a goldfish but is now a shark. The instructors are great. They take the time to explain the technique then they carefully watch the students in the pool. Very attentive instructors. They also do an open pool but I don't know the info on that. I've been very happy with my sons swimming lessons and his progress here.

I've always loved airways since I was a kid. I've recently started going again and it's a lot…read moredifferent than I remember, but nonetheless it's a great place for swimming during the summer. I believe it's $2 a person.

This place was a great find. It's a racquetball gym located behind a liquour store. You pay at the…read morestore counter and make your way to the back to play. We only paid $14 to play for one hour and rent equipment for two people. The gym is slightly older and could use an update but it's a nice private space and was more than adequate for a nice, competitive game. Only Racquetball Center in Clovis so next time you feel you want to play, check this place out!

Put my kid in soccer he learned so much from coach brock would definitely recommend to everyone.read more

Why OH WHY must all these teams meet in Turlock? In the middle of nowhere? LoL Thank goodness for…read morethe Taco Bell down the street. The complex has nice thick green grass. I will give it that. Bathrooms are decent. (Except the hand dryer in front of the bathroom stall so when the door opens,you get smacked in the hand). However...this large soccer complex is in the middle of a residential neighborhood so it's not easy to find. Then when you do find it, its split in two! If your game is on the other side, you cant drive to the other parking lot side. You literally have to go back to the main street a block down, go around the school (or community center) and back through the residential area. Whose bonehead idea was that?! Additionally,the parking spaces are tiny. Everyone knows soccer moms drive the pick ups and SUVs. Why would you do this to us? The parking lot was so frustrating that several other parents and I gave up and parked on the street and just walked in. During the games, random honking and hollers could be heard from other people trying to park and maneuver in this horrible parking lot. Good luck folks!

Back in 2008 I had started boxing at this gym with a friend. 2012 I left to the Marine Corps and in…read more2016 I returned boxing here before I moved to San Diego. This gym is truly a gem and highlight of Tulare county. Coach Torrez truly cares about the youth in his community. This gym has changed the lives of many individuals including myself. This is a family friendly establishment and people of all ages come here to box or to reach their fitness goals. There are no membership fees or any costs needed to join or become part of the TAC Family. You will not be disappointed coming here and you will without a doubt grow as an individual.

From the owner: The Tulare Athletic Boxing Club is a 501(c)3 non profit organization that provides free services to…read morecommunity. Founded in 1945 the Tulare Boxing Club by Manuel Torrez the club was incorporated in 2000, by Manuel's son & daughter-in-law Richard & Kimberly Torrez, our organization use boxing as the "drawing card" to help the youth & their families in Tulare and the surrounding area. TACBoxing, as it is also known, is a USABoxing sanctioned organization that trains individuals from 8 years old to 40 years old. Additionally, we can accommodate professional boxers as well.

We've been in this league for almost 12 years and we have always been happy with the way our…read moredaughters have been treated. They always improve their skills and love their experience each season. The friends and memories they've made are priceless!

I'll start with the positives, shirts are nice, coaches are nice. Now the negatives. Cost is…read more170.00, we only got a shirt. We had to buy our own socks, and belts. Paid for the 8 and up. Our team had at least 5 kids as young as 5 and 6 on the team they should have been in t-ball. The little kids could barely hold a bat up. If you want your kid to experience Fall ball with peers this is not the organization for you. To put the 5 and 6 year olds that have never played with 8 & 9 year olds really wasn't really fair to the older kids. The teams were not equal, some teams got 5 or 6 tball players, some got none at all. I predict Ole Miss will win the playoffs....they got no 5 or 6 year olds.