My kid at Oak school likes the tennis offered by Euro. It's fun and she learns a lot from the…read moreclass.

I have my 8y old kid playing at Euro tennis. The environment is just amazing. It's very…read moreprofessional - the training is fun but there is also a lot of discipline inculcated in kids which is perfect at this age. The coaches are just awesome. I could not have been more happy with the overall experience. The overall experience has been excellent and I highly recommend Euro tennis for anyone who would either like to learn themselves or enroll their kids. There was also a time when I accidentally signed up my kid for the wrong month. Customer service was kind enough to move him to the next months sessions without any questions or hassles. Thank you Euro Tennis!!! Cheers!

Note the Yelp hours are incorrect and they're closed on Mondays!…read more I showed up on a Monday and the shop was closed but Rick happened to stop by to pick something up. He mentioned they'll be open the following day, but ended up taking my order anyway after asking what I was looking for (on his day off!). I went home and stressed out for 2 days because I was certain I ordered the wrong racket (I tried to do the transaction quickly and didn't even look at the racket since Rick wasn't even supposed to be working so I wanted to get out quickly). No matter how I crunched the numbers, I was certain it could not be the correct racket since my total after strings and tax was $20 below MSRP of the racket alone. I show up to pick up my racket and it was the right one! I was so confused I had to ask Rick about it and he said he never uplifted his prices after Babolat and other retailers increased their prices after tariffs. I came to support a local shop since it's rare for high end and in demand rackets to be sold at a discount. I never would've thought a small shop could've beat these prices. He didn't even tell me he was giving a discount or anything... people unfamiliar with rackets probably don't even understand the crazy deal they're getting. It's so nice to know that even though Rick can charge MSRP (and it would be a wise business decision to do so), he doesn't. I'm still reeling and cannot thank Rick enough. He's honestly such a great guy (I spoke politics with him too) and I hope everyone supports his shop. This experience is honestly exactly why more people should shop local.

Place is a bit crowded with all the tennis inventory, but Rick's service is second-to-none! Despite…read morebeing busy taking call with a contractor that was fixing a leak in his house, he provided the same kind of high-quality service and expertise that I've come to expect. Considering its proximity to multiple tennis courts, I also just really appreciate how convenient this location is.This will remain my go-to tennis place.

My son learned to swim with Pierre within a short period of time. We had attempted lessons at other…read moreplaces before without success. My son was one of the older kids here who didn't know how to swim, so he was self-conscious, but Pierre's expertise and guidance made him comfortable and allowed him to learn without judgment or fear. It was amazing to see him do several different strokes in just a few months time.

MH is okay overall. The tennis courts are nice and there are plenty to reserve from. The pool area…read moreis dark and looks like lights are not all functional. However, the gym needs some improvement. It is full of redundant upper body equipment but has barely anything for the lower body/legs. The closest is a large glute builder machine that is awkward to set up and use. You could use cables to do some leg exercises, but those are often tricky and require people to stand. What if the user is older and balance is an issue? Also, not everyone is skilled to use the barbells at the racks safely. There are no standard lower body machines such as the Leg Press, Leg Extension, Hamstring Curl, and Abductor and Adductor machines. By not having these, the club currently does not have inclusivity for people of all ages / abilities to work the lower body. Mission Hills used to have these machines, but since they brought in the excess of new upper body machines at the beginning of the year, the foundational leg machines are strangely gone. It's a basic expectation for a gym to include some lower body specific machines. The staff keeps saying that they have the lower body machines but that there is no room for them. Something about needing a permit from the city to put these machines in a different part of the gym. It's been 9 months now and still no updates. If they do have them already, maybe they could shift things around and at least get a leg press in there. I wish that management would have done something about this by now.

Pickleball clinics here are quite good. I have learned a lot and the instructors are good at making…read morecorrections during play. It is getting harder to get the court reservations you may want (nice cool mid to late mornings in the summer on weekends). While that's not really anyone's fault, it is still a bummer. Same with parking - there are adjacent lots for the soccer field, however. And I have also parked at the main library for a 20 minute walk when given early enough notice.

This review is from a Pickleball player…read more The courts are kept up... I wish they would clear the debris from trees at least some times. The courts itself are constructed well with a wind screen as well. The price for reserving the courts is very reasonsbale... but it's hard to find them because of hte pric.e

J.P Tennis is a lazy local tennis coach constantly on his phone instead of teaching on court. It's…read morea complete waste of time -- the worst, most traumatizing experience.My 10 year old son did not improve at all. My son still plays like a beginner, The coach doesn't know how to teach the basics fundamentals of tennis. All Parents should monitor the coach during their kids lesson time

JP is a great coach and I am so lucky I found him. He has offered me great tips that have really…read morechanged and improved my forehand. He is good and thorough at spotting areas for improvement and has a great way of explaining what needs to change to make it better. He sees it and immediately knows what is wrong. He'll video it, show you and help you fix it. I really like that in a coach. Rather than just settle with the bad patterns I bring on the court, he is relentless and patient in changing my habits and making me a stronger player. He is super encouraging too. I highly recommend JP!

Best place in the Bay Area to get your badminton needs. Everything is well priced, friendly staff…read more Alex the owner is awesome, stringing usually takes 1 week but they do the best job out of all the place I've tried. Have good selection of rackets and they have a program where you can rent before buying rackets.

Very nice selection of badminton and tennis gear and attire and very helpful service.read more

Norcal tennis academy has done miracles for my brothers and I. We all started going to Norcal when…read morewe were very young because we heard about the intensive drills and practice that shaped extremely talented young players. I joined to improve quickly and enter my highschool's (Bellarmine College Preparatory) varsity tennis team. Both of my brothers had already entered the team after practicing daily at Norcal. I finally had entered the team with my brothers thanks to Norcal. Bellarmine's tennis team is known for its talented players who consistently win WCAL and the competition to enter the varsity team is extremely difficult. The team consists of many utr 10s, 9s, and 8s. I continue to play at Norcal as both of my brothers are in college. Thank you Norcal!

My kids have been coming to Norcal for 4 years training mainly under Coach Daniel. He is great…read morewith kids and always has a positive attitude. We've been to other places and as nice as the coaches were, lacked the passion and energy Daniel has. He is just as excited to see his students progress as the parents are. The rest of the staff from Coach Tom, Kyle, Fernando, Gaby, Artur and Sherlaine are great as well. Highly recommend, thanks Norcal!

Are we in the Philippines? It sure felt like it playing tennis here. For being public courts, these…read moresix lighted courts are well maintained. There is also a hitting wall, so you can practice while waiting for your partner. We noticed and heard mostly a Tagalog-English speaking crowd of men playing social singles and doubles. In fact, except for us - visiting out of towners - seems like everyone there knew each other. If you live in the area and need to play, I'm sure they'd be more than willing let you join in if you're an average player. I doubt they'd be too excited playing with a novice or advanced player. When I say social tennis, winning isn't the top prioirty. It's having a good time while playing with friends. There will be plenty of commentary about the weather, politics, people, and some kidding trash talking about you personally and your tennis skills. My brother was getting ready to play a tournament (not here) so we practiced hard. We were fairly quiet except for occasional motivational words uttered like, "Ah he!!, d@m_ it, etc. The courts around us, we heard trash talk from these mostly old men like: "Ay nako, pangit ang service mo" which means "Oh man, what an ugly serve!" Of course, they let out a big laugh especially if the trash talker makes a mistake. "Mahina ang forehand mo, parang babae!" which means, "Your forehand is weak, dude, like a girl.." Of course, they know that girls like Serena Williams has a harder forehand than any of them! Some days, the courts are just super crowded, especially Saturday and Sunday mornings before noon. For some reason, at the sun's apex, a lot of them go back home and drink beer while watching Manny Pacquiao re-runs. It gets busy other times, too but those early morning hours it's nuts. For free, though, these courts are hard to beat.

The courts seem to be well-maintained. However, I went there on Friday, Sept 27, 2019 and all 4…read morecourts were chain locked. Very disappointing. I don't know why that is and how long they will stay locked. These are supposed to be public courts. What gives?

I just took 2 classes at Tenndeavor from Geoff and it has been a great experience already…read more I moved to Bay area last September and started to play tennis only recently. So, I needed a professional help to fine tune and accelerate my learning curve. Geoff is very friendly and easy to approach coach. He gives you personal attention even in a group session which makes the learning all the more an enjoyable experience. Best wishes to him !

Geoff was my first tennis teacher and the best I've had. He's really good at picking out little…read morethings to improve my game. His little adjustments made huge differences to my game, rather than other coaches who keep letting me do the same thing harder and harder. That's the difference when you learn from an ex-pro. I feel like I'm learning from Roger Federer. Geoff makes Federer insecure. Go to him.

This place is a complete disgrace. The owner and their handpicked group of tennis coaches are not…read moreonly unprofessional, but downright disrespectful. They treated my 11 year old son like he didn't matter while shamelessly playing favorites with their few "chosen" players. The favoritism is disgusting, the attitude is arrogant, and the entire environment is toxic There's no leadership, no fairness, and no concern for your child's development--just ego, favoritism, and a total lack of class. If you're thinking about private lessons here, don't. Save yourself the frustration and protect your child from this toxic mess. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Ever

Both of my sons greatly benefited from group and private instruction at Silicon Valley Tennis…read more Compared to lessons they've taken elsewhere, Silicon Valley Tennis puts a great deal of emphasis on technique, consistency, footwork, and fitness. The group lessons have been very helpful in allowing my sons to gain experience hitting with players at various levels while the private lessons have improved their groundstrokes, volleys, serving, and footwork. Feedback from the instructors is very constructive in letting students understand areas where they need to improve the most and in reinforcing what is working well.