Nice Shoot 360 facility within the club. Smaller than other ones but great to have this technology…read moreavailable in different areas. Costs are high even compared to other Shoot 360 facilities especially the one at the Sephora Center. But it's good training if you can afford it. Definitely book a free trial workout and check it out.

I've had an increasingly frustrating experience with this City Sports location and finally decided…read moreto cancel my membership. The gym is consistently overcrowded, multiple machines are ALWAYS broken or out of service, and the sanitizing wipe stations are regularly empty, which is especially frustrating and unsanitary when you're expected to clean equipment after use. My cancellation experience was the final straw. I went into the gym to cancel and was told I had to submit the request by email, which I did immediately while I was there. My autopay processed before my cancellation was handled. I asked whether they could make a one-time exception and refund that payment given that I had already initiated the cancellation before the charge went through. Alyssa, the Operations Manager, called me regarding the issue and refused to make any exception and just blamed the old manager for the situation of the gym. I understand businesses have policies, but the way the situation was handled felt completely lacking in customer service.

Nice community gym with lots of cardio and weight lifting options as well as plenty of classes…read more The place is fairly small but makes good use of the space they have. I highly recommend getting signed up to use the EGym system that tracks your progress on many of the cardio and weight lifting machines on the second floor as it helps gamify the whole experience. The YMCA also uses an app where you can reserve a spot for the classes that are offered which I also recommend doing as many classes are popular and fill up. Changing rooms and bathrooms are kept very clean. Staff are generally helpful and the place welcomes people of all ages. Also with the YMCA membership you can go to other YMCA gym locations in the area which has been a convenient option for me as well. Overall definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a solid gym in the area.

One of the workers deny entrance to two girls, one of the reasons being because one of the young…read moreladies apparently didn't "look" her name and needed a form of identification to be allowed in and was causing a big commotion.

Coach Church's coaching style might not be my favorite but he did train my kid well. My kid gets…read moredistracted easily since she was little until I started her with volleyball training. She started Tremors summer clinics when she was 10 with her friends and later on the DPS (all year round program). And to my surprise she was super focus and worked hard whenever Coach Church is present. I will highly recommend check the Tremor training out to see what's out there for your kids ( the kids do not mess around or chitchat during his practice). Coach Church is a very nice gentleman outside the volleyball arena... at least to me (from adult view).

SF Tremors has helped my daughter improve her volleyball skills tremendously. Coach Church is…read morefantastic. I really appreciate his coaching style--he doesn't sugarcoat things, he's well organized, holds the players accountable, and maintains discipline. I do think some of the younger coaches could be more consistent with discipline and organization when working with the kids. That said, our social experience at the club has been disappointing. My daughter has often felt excluded by some of the players. She has experienced being left out of group activities, kids whispering, making fun of her, and, at times, saying things in front of her. From our experience, many of these incidents involved established groups of Asian players who tended to stay within their own circles. I want to be clear that this reflects our personal experience and not every family or player at the club. We have many Asian friends, and some have shared that they have also experienced cliquish behavior within certain communities. Regardless of anyone's background, no child should feel excluded or be treated unkindly. If your main goal is excellent volleyball training, SF Tremors is a great club. Just be prepared that the social environment may not be as welcoming for every child. I encourage parents to remind their children to stay confident, be kind to others, and not let immature behavior from a few kids affect their love for the sport.

Austin T from the calling team was absolutely stellar! He helped me plan out my kids' schedules and…read morewas such a joy to talk to. Helpful, kind, knowledgeable, patient, and resourceful. I asked tons of questions and he was able to help me with all of it. Couldn't ask for a better rep and interaction.

My son has been enrolled at Waterworks for over a year with weekly lessons and still hasn't fully…read morelearned to swim -- and the main reason is constant cancellations. Since December 2025, they have canceled 10 of his classes. For young kids, inconsistent instruction isn't just inconvenient -- it causes them to lose momentum and regress, because swimming requires routine, repetition, and confidence-building week after week. Not to mention, we plan our day expecting this class to happen and week in and week out we get a cancelation notice on the same day, completely messing up our schedule. It's completely unacceptable to run a swim school with this level of inconsistency and no real accountability or effort to make it right. Families aren't paying for "weekly" lessons that get canceled constantly.

There curriculum seems great…read more As with any of these activities for kids, it really depends on the teacher. Some are great, others not so much. Like right now, I'm watching Atiery teaching a class of 9 girls. There's one girl at a time going down the tumble track and the other 8 are doing nothing. Even though the good teachers would have the kids doing something useful with their time, like practicing handstands against the wall or something. I don't know why management doesn't include that in training, but I definitely won't be wasting my money on a class taught by one of these inefficient teachers.

Stay away from this place!! Don't work here and don't bring your kids here. Terrible work…read moreenvironment, business's owner is cheap, lies, guilt trips and manipulates. And the manager is an idiot who has no idea what he's doing. Liz starts out really nice and over time she reveals herself to her new employees to avoid her high turnover rate. I still have nightmares about her. Holidays are unpaid. Whenever the gym is closed you will not get paid that day. It could be closed for days at a time and you will find out with little notice. The camps are out of control and not worth the pay. The gym is dirty and the bathrooms are disgusting, myself as a teacher didn't even want to use them. Terrible location to commute to. Heavy crime in the area and sometimes the whole gym will smell like fent, no air conditioning !! even during extreme heat classes will continue and their will be nothing but the 20 year old floor fans on. Short staffed because after a while of dealing with the owner you start to hate your life. gym mats losing foam are secured with tape, mats are not cleaned, leaky roofs, foam pit hasn't been cleaned in over 10+ years. Ive overhead parents say the gym looks the exact same as the time they attended because the equipment is old !!!! keep in mind the owner owns multiple properties aside from the gyms and is a millionaire. You will have to make up for the absence of workers by subbing and combining different level classes. good luck!

I would like to start off by saying that this school has been here since 1983 and has a lot of…read morehistory. The owner Master Mar is very friendly and welcoming. They both make the class very entertaining for the kids. Master Mar has a different way of teaching compared to a lot of martial art schools out there, which makes his method of training by far the best I've ever trained in. If you are in search of a tae kwon do school, I highly recommend giving this place a shot, I promise you won't be disappointed. Thank you for letting me be part of the KMAC family.

I just started learning hapkido and tae kwon do here at KMAC and I'm so thrilled to be able to…read moretrain with all these grandmasters. They are all very knowledgeable and patient to ensure you meet your full potential. I'm coming from a amateur boxing background with some limitations due to a previous back injury. However the grandmasters and fellow classmates have been very considerate and caring of this. I'm very excited to see how far I can go here and for each class to see what I learn next. I researched so many gyms in SF, Berkeley, and Oakland. But i can safely say this is the best one i have found and I'm so glad to learn and train here around such amazing and talented people.

My daughter loves it! Coaches are professional and keep the…read moreenvironment very positive. I highly recommend it.

SFBA's summer camp was an amazing experience for our young athlete. Coach White and his entire…read morecoaching team are exceptional role models who really helped our child learn and build upon foundational basketball skills. By the end of the summer, our athlete was inspired and felt more confident and motivated to continue playing and learning about the sport. Highly recommend!

I want to give this gym a 5 star mainly bc of customer service. They deserve it and I always felt…read morewelcomed from the start. It's a good gym, it has what it needs and it's very clean!! They maintain this location well. I haven't tried other locations but I recommend this one. I moved to SF so I had to end my membership but thank you to the fitness 19 team for this great experience!

I don't understand why fitness 19 gym members are so uncivilized. Men who take a shit there wipe…read moretheir ass and throw the toilet paper on the side of the toilet with shit on it. Be better and civilize men. We're men and not animals. Staffs here are great and don't be a jackass and make them do shitty work like picking up your toilet paper with shit stains on it

Hubby & I've been wanting to improve our golf game for quite sometime. What motivated us to…read morefinally do it was the Living Social offer. Yes, I experienced the same with Mitch not returning my message. It's because he's busy teaching. I sent him an email instead, and he promptly returned my phone call. Since then, you book your lessons online. Just take a look at his availability. Easy. Hubby and I spent an introductory hour with Mitch. We liked his style of coaching and his explanations made a lot of sense. We felt so comfortable with him that we signed up for 12 hours of semi-private lessons with him on the spot. We are still his students. Forget the text book techniques. Mitch can evaluate you and offer tips and help to improve your golf game for sure. I've told Mitch over and over that I can use a mini-Mitch when I'm on the course. He's the best. I didn't realize how good he was until I read his bio weeks into our lessons. I'm glad. His credentials are awesome! I think I woulda been way too intimidated.

There are a million different tips and tricks on how to improve your golf game on the internet…read more.. videos, step by steps etc, and I've tried em all. The thing is, none of these resources can watch your swing with an experienced eye like Mitch's. I considered myself an advanced amatuer, having only been playing for about a year, but was feeling like I had hit a plateau in my game. I bought a lesson 3 pack from Mitch and I feel that having completed 3 1 hour lessons with him my game is on track to improve significantly. Mitch has an easy going no attitude approach to helping you work on your game, and is very good at listening to you about the areas that you would like to improve and then focusing on those. Highly recommended for anyone looking to take their game up a notch, and their handicap down.