Nice place to play billiards with friends/family. My husband and I come here often. Parking can be…read moretricky Friday-Sunday but not the fault of the business. Employees are usually kind and helpful which makes the experience much better. Waiting time can be long depending on days but mostly in the evenings so be prepared to wait. This establishment does not sell food but they do sell drinks and some snacks here. Nice thing is, you can bring in food and drinks from outside but just be courteous and don't leave a mess. *Website states reviews get you 20% off but it wasn't honored when presented which was a bummer.

If you are looking for a late-night thing to do other than Bowling where to bring your teenager and…read moretheir friends, this is a great spot, it's a Fun and Friendly environment to play billiards. Always have a line whenever we come but waiting time goes quickly coz they have Plenty of Billiard Tables. Extra chairs for parents like us while waiting for them are plenty around to sit in. The Game my wife paid for the kids is per hour and she usually gets 2 or 3 billiard tables. Parking is hard when every other business place is still open, so we always come here when every other store or restaurant is closed.

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.

Issac A, I found myself in a pinch and Issac went above and…read morebeyond to accommodate me. If you find yourself deciding who to go with I don't think you can go wrong with Issac A. Very personable and knowledge. Definitely will be returning to this location. -Nice

This gym has a theft problem. While I was working out, someone got into my locked locker, took the…read morecredit cards out of my wallet, locked it back up, and went shopping. By the time I was done exercising, they spent a total of $2,000 at Nordstrom. I spent weeks dealing with the bank to get my money back. The LA Fitness staff didn't seem to care. They just said that they don't have cameras in the locker rooms, so there's not much to be done about it. There is something the staff could do to prevent theft: greet members when they come in the door! When I come in and scan my barcode, the person at the desk is usually scrolling on their phone, and they don't even look up to acknowledge me. If the staff greeted every person who came in the door, then it would give people the idea that the staff are attentive, and they would be less likely to burglarize lockers. Since this incident, I stopped leaving valuables in my locker and got a different combo lock. Nevertheless, someone got into my locked locker again (I could tell because my bag was rearranged, as if someone had gone through it). On the plus side, this is a huge gym with a ton of equipment. I can usually get onto whatever equipment I need without much of a wait. There's also plenty of parking, and it's a convenient location.

NXPT Kearny Mesa is an awesome place to train. The workouts are high energy, fun, and always…read morechallenging without feeling repetitive. They also offer classes that prepare you for HYROX and DEKA style events, which is great if you like training with a purpose. ALI is an amazing trainer. She brings great energy, pushes you in the best way, and still takes the time to coach and help you improve. If you're looking for a gym where you'll be challenged, stay motivated, and never get bored, NXPT Kearny Mesa is it.

This is the place for Spartan race prep! Cara was amazing. We signed up through classpass to do the…read moreSkills class. There was another person in the class besides me and my husband and Cara was able to customize our needs. We were strictly looking for rope and bar prep. She gave excellent instructions and a demo that made perfect sense and by the end of the class, we felt much more comfortable with our techniques. She answered all of our questions (dumb ones and all). Such a relief to have found a place that offers ropes to climb!

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.

We wanted to find a place to play pickleball after some rain had come in, and remembered this spot…read moreexisted. We called in and they said a court was available so we drove over! - PARKING - Pretty tight spots but there's a decent amount of parking all along the back. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - You can play padel ball or pickleball here. It costed us $20/hr to rent a court out. Not all the courts are equal - 9 and 10 are inside an extended room and there's not much space to back up in. Looks like other players had the same issue, as we came in seeing a large hole in the wall! They have several side tables where you can place your things and sit down. - EXPERIENCE - I will say everything seems very organized, and well kept, cleanliness wise. $20/hr isn't half bad for indoor courts. - OVERALL - This place will be on our list if we ever run out of available courts or if it rains again!

My daughter and her friend love coming here to get a workout in. The trainer Andrea is really great…read morewith the kids. Workouts are definitely tailored for the proper age groups.

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When I first signed up for 24H Fitness Spring 2022, I was going here the 1st few months but started…read moregoing to UTC and Rancho Penasquitos more after and didn't return here until the remodel a few months ago. Originally why I stopped coming was due to how crowded and unorganized it was which was such a deterrent! After the recent remodel with up to 18-20 Squat Racks, additional benches/dumbbells, and more Leg Machines, I started coming here over my favored UTC, but now that UTC downgraded from 11 Racks to 6 and removed the outdoor area in favor of potential Pickleball Courts I will not be going back unless they can bring back what they had before or even better as it's not a great place to go anymore for a Powerbuilding workout. For a Push Pull Leg workout between 3-5 days a week Balboa really hits better now and my only gripes are if they had more of the nice water bottle refill stations and cleaned the bathroom more since people come in from the pool and leave the ground wet, but the plumbing and cleanliness here is still better than at UTC which seemed to not make any changes on that front. If the dumbbells were organized as well that would be great but I can see how hard it is to manage. Overall this is my new home for now and definitely would recommend as it's not as seemingly as crowded before with more equipment availability. 3 stars but I would put 4 if the place itself was more organized and bathroom was always clean and dry!

This happened two weeks ago and since 24 fitness failed to reply to my Instagram message I'm…read moreposting it here. To: General Manager Namon I am writing to formally bring to your attention persistent issues regarding the performance and professional conduct of the late-night staff member Isiah. The African American employee who rides a motorcycle. During his shifts, he consistently fails to answer the facility telephone. When I personally told him the pool was overflowing, he was on his cellular phone and dismissed the inquiry by stating, "I'm on a phone." I strongly recommend a review of the CCTV footage, as it appears he remains largely idle throughout his shift. He refuses to talk to members unless it's an attractive female which he will talk to them for awhile. Last night, a notable incident occurred when the pool overflowed. Despite multiple members, including myself, alerting him to the situation, he responded by stating it was not his problem. I have previously contacted corporate regarding his conduct without resolution; however, his continued lack of initiative is concerning. His general attitude and lack of engagement are unprofessional. He routinely prepares to depart by putting on his motorcycle helmet approximately 20 minutes before his shift ends, which is unacceptable. My primary concern is that he will fail to respond during a genuine emergency. Attached are photographs of the pool area documenting the neglect from last night. I trust you will address this matter to ensure the facility is staffed by individuals committed to their responsibilities. I also wanted to add he continuously wears racist, inappropriate, political hoodies that read not strong vulgar messages on the back. The text on the back of the hoodie is a play on words that combines contemporary conversations around gender identity with a tough, aggressive, or protective persona. It reads: "I IDENTIFY AS A THREAT. MY PRONOUNS ARE TRY / ME." Meaning and Signification Subversion of Identity Language: It utilizes the standard linguistic framework of stating gender identity and preferred pronouns ("I identify as...", "My pronouns are...") and replaces them with words meant to project strength, defiance, or danger. A "Tough Guy" or Defensive Persona: The phrase "Try me" is a common idiom used as a challenge or a warning to others not to test a person's limits, patience, or physical capability. By framing "Try" and "Me" as pronouns, the wearer is signaling that their core identity is centered around being someone who should not be messed with. I have tried to complain to management via Instagram messager and have not received any replies.

This is the 3rd YMCA location I've been to in a week. My…read moreusual go to is in East County. But, the decided to take advantage of my membership and have the opportunity to visit the ones that benefited my list of "Things to Do" for the day. Since my doctor's appointment for today is a few blocks away from Toby Wells- it was ideal to come here. At least this location opens at 5:30am (including the indoor pool). My regular location opens at 6am. And the extra half hour really makes a difference. Although the spa area was closed this morning- the overhead music was playing at a decent volume, then decreased by the end of my hour aquatic walking & exercises. Since I tend to dedicate my hour to aquatic walking- I noticed the entire pool has depths of 3 1/2 ft to 5 Ft to 3 1/2 feet in length. Which I thought was interesting. And I liked it! Compared to Oceanside & Rancho San Diego- I like how the pool depth is lined up. Although I can swim- I prefer 5 feet being the deepest for my aquatic routine. Lifeguard staff is friendly and didn't seem bothered when I had simple questions about the facility. For the 3 YMCA locations that I've been to- the pool is the primary reason I got membership. If it's any other location that I'll visit- I make a habit to call the evening before to inquire if the pool will be open. But, I do bring a change of clothes, a n case there's a last minute pool closure. This location has a hallway leading from the men's & women's locker rooms leading to the indoor pool. The women's locker room is updated in renovations compared to the other locations. There are combo locks installed with the lockers- which is a cool feature. I asked a regular member to show me how to use it. The women's lockers are all half sized- which makes it very convenient. Plenty of makeup/ mirror stations w/ blow dryers. New shower heads and a wet suit extractor, which is also a bonus. I like how the pool area offers mini foam boards and dumbbells for your aquatic fitness regimen. Just make sure to put equipment back where you got them from

Can't cancel membership without walking in to location. Kid drop off is in a shed in a separate…read morebuilding. A teacher told my daughter that "women do tongue to tongue" while she was at the drop off. Disgusting place. Never trust them with your kids.

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!!

This is such a great establishment to promote health and activity through badminton. The teachers…read morewere all very helpful and kind to all the kiddos. They were attentive and supported them at all their ability levels. The space is spacious and there are multiple courts! There is no AC or heater. So if you come, please bring a jacket just in case you get cold. I went on a January Saturday morning. But I hear that during the summer it gets very stuffy and hot. So make sure you bring a cooler with ice water and/or ice packs!