I've trained in this school for several years and I was blessed enough to become a black belt in…read morethe Tracy's Karate system. Simply put this is Kenpo at it's core, with elements of judo, jiu jitsu, kickboxing, and shootfighting (mma). On top of their self defense techniques, you'll learn katas and use of several weapons. It's a challenging and fun workout. The instructors are the best I've encountered and I've worked with over 20+ instructors over the course of my martial arts career. Mr. Erickson, my instructor, is very good at what he does, and he is very kind and patient, knowledgeable and well versed in technique and martial arts history. I highly recommend this business -- also, their gi is black! I definitely prefer that color over a white gi any day.

not a fancy dojo, but if you're looking for excellent instructors, who is great with kids and…read moreadults and not a new and fancy dojo to attract you in, you can't beat them. fees come with private lessons. I know the thing great two is one fee and the whole family could participate and it cost the same amount. Can't beat the price.

I have been taking golf lessons from Tom Nelson for the past year. My golf score has improved by 12…read morestrokes and counting. The techniques and drills he uses have turned my game around . He enjoys working with golfers from any age and I highly recommend him .

My son has been working on his golf game with Tom for the last 3 months and his improvement has…read morebeen fantastic! Tom's passion teaching children the game he loves is always on display. Tom will analyze your child's swing and pinpoint where improvement is needed. Tom teaches all facets of the game and utilizes information from golf greats to build on your child's golf acumen. He provides tips to parents that can be used at home to continue to grow the golf skills of your child. I have been golfing with my son and his play has improved in addition to all of fairways that he is able to hit. I post this in the hopes that other parents who have children interested in the game of golf are aware of Tom as a teaching resource. Hopefully this information will help your child benefit from his instruction roadmap to a legitimate, real, strong game of golf.

My husband and I were running into a dilemma with our kids becoming zombies. Video games like…read moreFortnite, Super Smash bros., Plants vs Zombies, Minecraft, Legend of Zelda and more have invaded our household, their minds and our conversations. The kids couldn't wait to get home from school so they could stay glued to their game consoles. I was having troubles relating to conversations with my gen alphas like: "I have to show you the house I made at Minecraft," "I finally made a pick axe " "I can't wait to get that Snoop Dog skin, can you emote with us?" "That move was so OP with that flame bow" The generation gap is real, My video games growing up were arcade based, like Street Fighter, pac man, astroids, Mortal Kombat, but even then I couldn't fathom spending hours playing on the screen. My Gen X mind was reeling and thinking... it's time for the family to touch grass. My husband's friend suggested Rugby. Her son is high school aged for the team called Falcons with team mates from YOLO and Solano counties. It was perfect because once football season ended, he was ready and conditioned for Rugby. My husband and the kids checked the games out last year and was impressed with the coaches and the sportsmanship of the players. This season, we decided to lessen screen time and increase exercise. It started out with our 13 year old and 11 year old boy. They looked like fishes out of water but we kept pushing and encouraging. A week later, our 8 year old girl wanted to try as well and off she went. A few weeks later, a few games later they're still trekking, running, getting up early and it's been inspiring for us parents to watch them. They're getting beat up, they're falling down, their face is on the ground they're getting discouraged, BUT the trade off is: they're getting coached, they're learning to push past the pain and their self conceived limits, they're learning sportsmanship and working with others they're learning to strategize Because isn't that what being out on the field is all about? It's practice for life and part of growing up. The times of covid, sheltering, hiding is going away if not gone, and we realized how much our kids have been socially, physically, emotionally and mentally hindered because of the past few years. If they can start young, get exposed to different thought processes, build on their confidence, speak up and be surrounded by encouraging adults and other players who challenge and push, then the sky is the limit for our kiddos. Great club to be part of.

I was looking to get my kids into a sport and thought about rugby. We went to the rugby camp that…read morethey offered in December to see whether or not this was something the kids might enjoy and we made a decision as a family. It was the first sport they've ever been to and a learning experience. The coaches were friendly, informative, and encouraging with the kids. While I brought my boys to practice, my 8 year old girl wanted to play too and decided to give the sport a chance. After watching all three I've seen them grow, find strength in themselves, and push themselves. for more info/pics: https://www.facebook.com/people/Solano-Yolo-Rugby-Club/100091066813025/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFTWtklQjuw

We love Sherries Dance Studio! Very clean and organized. A…read morewell run business with so many different classes offered on Zoom.

I am a child who has been dancing for 8 years, and I love it. Over the years, I have picked up…read moreconfidence, friends, and of course, dancing skills. Everyone is very kind and accepting, just great overall vibes. I've danced through Zoom and I've danced in the parking lot. Sherrie's Dance Studio is an amazing place and welcome for all ages that love to dance!

Both of my daughters have gone to Pinole Tiny Tots. Ms Christine is amazing and so are the other…read moreteachers. They provide a safe space for kids to learn, grow, practice interacting with others and develop skills to become more independent! Love this program and the staff so much!

Miss Christine is so wonderful working with the children at Pinole Tiny Tots. The projects and…read moresongs my granddaughter comes home with are fun and age appropriate. Just recently loved singing Slippery Fish with my granddaughter after she performed it for her mommy, daddy, and Gammie. This is a great preschool with a wonderful staff (Miss Christine, Miss Nicole, Miss Maria) in a great location.

great classes. traditional Tang Soo Do training. Old school training…read more Mr Fachini is a good teacher. He points out the details needed to make his students good Martial artists.

Beautiful, clean and quiet park! There's a children's playground, basketball court and picnic…read moretables.

Justine and Tom are both exceptional teachers who care deeply about their students and provide a…read morewonderful atmosphere for children to play and learn through music! All the stars!

Justine is the ABSOLUTE best! I can't say enough good things about how amazing she's been to our…read morefamily. we've been attending InHarmony for the past 7+ Years. Our older daughter has always enjoyed going to class as a baby, toddler and young child, she developed her language early, she has rhythm and loves to dance. Our younger daughter has also enjoyed going to classes, she loves the songs, she loves to sing and dance and can drum really well at 4 years old! Justine and Tom are a perfect duo and we LOVE them so much as people and Teachers. If you aren't enriching your children's lives with music, you are missing out! Their whole brain develops in a holistic way, making them a better learner! if you arent doing music with Justine and Tom, YOU (parent) are missing out on the friendship of two amazing people.