Amazing client services, really sad that most gym/sportsmemberships aren't like this team…read more I got a memebership there a year back but hurt myself pretty badly. Unfortantely, I had to stop going and processed a cancellation of my membership. Some how the process never finished and I was getting charged. I was able to get help from the location manager (Lou) and she was really understanding and respectful. She was able to get the situation resolved pretty quickly and I remembered why I fell in love with the place. You can always replace equipment and courts but you can't replace great client experiances. I highly recommend anyone who is looking for a sports gym to check out the Hub Alameda

The facility is hot and stuffy due to the lack of AC. Poor management with high turnover ratio. The…read moreinterim general manager, Susan, is an Asian Karen. They have lost a significant amount of players after The Picklr and Ace opened. They now copy the playing structure from their competitors.

I'd like to give a huge shout out to Nicole and Minh, swimming instructors and management team, for…read moredoing such a great job teaching our son and my niece on how to swim. They are patient with children and have excellent skills in displaying examples on how to float, blow bubbles, using arms and legs, etc. they are both true professionals! Our children are super comfortable with both employees which is vital because without this trust, it would be harder to learn and communicate anything. We can tell our kids are going to learn quick with the way both Nicole and Minh are coaching; just the right tone in gaining new skills each day. It's not overwhelming for our kids whatsoever. We're so happy we chose this facility and team to guide our kids in learning how to swim. I highly recommend families coming here to enroll their young ones for a nice swimming session/plan. It's worth every penny! Thank you Minh and Nicole!

The Milpitas Sport Center is a perfectly decent venue for things like 4th of July fireworks, but…read moreit's not amazing. The venue doesn't have a lot of comfortable space for large groups, and has no parking to speak of.

My son (6) has been going to weekly group classes for almost a year…read more We really like the coaches here. Both Coach Brandon & Coach Jovan are very good at coaching young kids and also keep the kids engaged. I also appreciate the way how Coach Brandon run the clinic a lot! It gives us a lot of flexibilities to fit in my kid and my family's schedules, which is a huge bonus!!

Brandon was a friendly, knowledgeable coach. Family members took several adult semi-private lessons…read morewith him and he was positive and encouraging while being very quick to identify and explain problems. It was also easy to work with him on adjusting lesson times to avoid the rain.

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.

I've been training with Coach Ariel for more than half a year, and it has been such a rewarding…read moreexperience. What I really appreciate about Ariel is how well he adjusts each session based on how I'm feeling and performing that day, while still keeping my long-term progress in mind. Every workout feels challenging and satisfying, but never so overwhelming that I can't finish it. Sometimes I feel like he knows what I'm capable of better than I do myself! Since I started training with Ariel, I've increased my deadlift from less than my body weight to 1.25x my body weight. That's something I probably would never have attempted on my own because I wouldn't have felt comfortable taking the risk without proper guidance. With Ariel's coaching, I feel much more confident challenging myself, lifting heavier, and pushing my limits while still feeling safe. Looking back over the past six months, I can clearly see that I've been making steady progress, and that's exactly what I wanted from personal training. Highly recommend Coach Ariel to anyone who wants to get stronger and challenge themselves with knowledgeable and thoughtful coaching!

I don't live in the Fremont area, but I decided to join Javier's MixxedFit class and I'm glad I…read moredid! Parking was spacious and easy. When I first walked into the center, it didn't feel especially welcoming, just pretty standard. It was around 9am and a bit noisy, almost like a street market. I noticed a pile of dirty towels sitting out. The women's locker room was okay, nothing dirty, but it felt a little dated and could use a refresh. A lot of the ladies were chatting, and it reminded me of a middle school locker room. The MixxedFit class itself, though, was amazing. The energy in the room was great and everyone seemed genuinely excited to be there. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. I'll definitely come back for another MixxedFit class with Javier.

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

Vu's relocated and rebranded to racquet store. I was shocked when I browsed their online catalog…read moreand a huge selection of new tennis and pickleball rackets were on sale. A few months ago, I stopped by their physical store and it was pretty bare so that's why I was worried that they were clearing out to shut down since it's pretty unheard of to have sales on the latest gen rackets. The sale ended though and everything went back to full price so crisis averted! I ended up getting a pickleball paddle and am so happy about the discount. I'll have to stalk their website more frequently from now on!

Quick, efficient and timely. You can check prices of the strings and service fee online as well, I…read morewas pleased with the service. I'll be back again.

Such an amazing find! I've been looking around the area for an indoor pickleball spot, but…read moreeverything was pretty expensive. Fortunately, I was able to find this spot. It's $60 for 2 hours and you can bring up to 8 people. Honestly, that's such a good deal for you to have your own court. The place is kind of hidden because there aren't any signs. The entrance has a keypad and someone will text you with the code to get in. I highly recommend bringing a speaker to have some music while you play. There are chairs and tables for people to relax between games. There is also a bathroom which was a great surprise! Highly recommend the spot and I look forward to coming back here in the future.

My friends and I had a great time at this court. Definitely going back there for more pickleball…read moregames. I recommend the court for family fun games too.

We met up with some friends who had a party at Lifetime Activities - Sunnyvale. Pretty cool place…read morethat is full of tennis courts and a few pickleball courts. The parking lot can get challenging on the weekend.

This spot used to all about tennis. That is, until the pickleball craze manifested itself. There…read moreare now 12 pickleball courts here. And the facility is open late. Reserving a court or courts is done via their app. The team in the pro shop is friendly and helpful. The fam, friends, and I try to reserve at least 2 hrs of time Saturdays and Sundays. Great fun!

Not sure if my review counts because I'm leaving a review for the pickleball courts... :D…read more This is a friendly and organized place to play open play pickleball. There are 6 pickleball courts. The 3 courts closer to the street are "Competitive" while the 3 courts closer to the baseball field are "Friendly" (good place for beginners to start). The people are kind, and most people do a decent job following the rules of place their paddles in the racks to wait their turn. It's nice that there are seats facing the courts and racks so that you can sit and watch all the courts play as you wait your turn. I'm grateful for the volunteers bringing order to what could've been / could be chaos (given how busy this place gets). Join the Whatsapp group where they share updates!

One of the best lighted free public tennis courts for nighttime play in the Bay Area…read more I used to play doubles tennis here after work twenty years ago. Would hurry from work in Menlo Park, and drive down highway 85, through stop and go traffic exiting at Stevens Creek, making a turn onto Mary going past the Senior Center in Memorial Park to park about 100 yards from the courts. Entered through the back entrance where the restrooms are located. Would race to the clock board, to wait in line for an open court on the grandstand overlooking the six doubles courts, each separated by partitions. No balls rolling from one court to another. And each court has it's own entrance. The lighting on these courts is fabulous, better than Sunnyvale Las Palmas, which charges $14 per hour per court to play at night. Played here at Memorial Park because we couldn't get courts after work at Las Palmas, due to USTA league play, and Mango courts too busy. Superior design, with rectangular lights, shining down, instead of circular lights shining into your eyes when tossing the ball to serve. Stopped playing here once Las Palmas changed USTA nighttime league starting times from 6pm to 7pm on weekdays, when Lifetime Activities took over. Played at 530pm for years. And two years ago, changed to morning weekday tennis now that me and my tennis buddies are retired, and blind as a bat at night. Today, in the pandemic era, the courts are now painted blue, a trend throughout the South Bay, similar to Las Palmas, Cuesta in Mountain View, and Cupertino Sports Center. Most people reach the courts entering off of Stelling through Alves and driving into the spacious parking lot, some 300 yards from the courts. You can't park on Christensen in the residential area, as permit parking only 7am-10pm. Courts 5 and 6 are reserved for city sponsored tennis lessons every day throughout the year 8am-10pm, pandemic or not. Senior center reserves courts 5,6 on Tuesdays 8am-12pm. Courts washed 6am-9am on Tuesdays. Meaning no play until 10am. Courts are spotless and have been recently repainted, after being resurfaced a few years ago. We don't play in Sunnyvale any more, as pandemic rules since May 16 say singles only. Here in Cupertino sign says doubles allowed, but only two households per court. Same county. It is what it is. Four senior men playing, of widely different appearances and ethnic backgrounds! I like playing tennis with my buddies, but would not want to be in the same household as them. Not sure how we will fool the authorities!