This has been a great program for my two daughters (11/5) who are interested in playing basketball…read more They have improved so much more than they could have with a parent or weekly team practice. The coaches are fantastic and really know how to work with kids of all different skill levels.

The coach degrades children about their appearance when losing. Do not recommend anyone allowing…read moretheir children to be coached by coaches who behave this way.

I switched to TriFit after years at Equinox, and I wish I'd made the move sooner…read more At Equinox, I got used to rude front desk staff and paying a premium for perks that never actually applied to me. TriFit is the opposite. The front desk team is genuinely friendly every single time, no attitude, no upsell pressure, just people who seem happy to help. The equipment is excellent, well-maintained, and there's always enough of it that I'm not waiting around during peak hours. But what really won me over is the locker room. It's spotless every time I go, well-stocked, and the steam room is one of the best amenities I've had at any gym, ever. It's clean, comfortable, and actually relaxing, not something I ever expected to say about a gym locker room. If you're paying big-box gym prices for a big-box gym experience, do yourself a favor and check out TriFit instead. Highly recommend!

This facility is small but has the bare minimum in terms of equipment, showers, sauna, pool. The…read morecycling room was a selling point to paying almost $200/month, yet half the bikes don't work. When you ask the employees, they say "I don't know, I don't really cycle". I'm not sure what that has to do with knowing how to use the equipment at the gym that you do in fact work at. The staff is the primary reason I decided to cancel my membership. They are simply bodies in a chair. They won't help, they don't say hello or greet you, they seem like they'd rather be anywhere else. They act like you're interrupting their personal conversation when you need to buy a water or ask literally anything. Cycling classes come and go without wiping the equipment. The cleaning standards here are 7/10. The best selling point here is the pool. It's nice to swim indoors, but there are only 3 lanes. Also, the cycling instructor, (Bernard I believe?) is the reason this gym gets a third star vs 1. Overall, the staff not knowing how equipment works, saying you're SOL when none of their bikes work, and being overall rude and unpleasant really kill the energy here more than I imagined. When I first signed up, I felt like it did not matter if the staff was rude- but here we are. I would rather pay less, knowing i'm going to get sub par service. If I'm going to pay almost $200, I would expect cleanliness and employees who know anything about the gym.

Love this club. Great coaching and fun environment. The coaches have all played at the top level…read moreboth in college and internationally.

From the owner: ~Coaching Los Angeles water polo players since 1995 ~Coaches…read morewith college and international water polo experience ~Specialized coaches at practices for goalies, sets, guards & drivers ~Water polo scrimmages, tournaments & practices ~Girls & boys water polo offered ~Middle school, High school & Elementary school water polo offered Santa Monica Water Polo Club has been coaching boys & girls, 5-19 years old, throughout Los Angeles since 1995. Coaches with college and international water polo playing experience teach water polo players from throughout Los Angeles (Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Culver City, Pacific Palisades, Venice and Santa Monica) water polo fundamentals. Our players have gone on to play college water polo and represent their countries in international water polo tournaments. Our club teaches skills, technique and game intelligence through tournaments, scrimmages and game situations at practices. Multiple coaches on deck for each practice ensure individual attention.

The LA Tri Club is a great group of people. The fact that I'm still a member despite now living in…read moreoakland should be a strong indicator that this club is worth joining. Let's face it: training can get pretty dull if you just slog through miles by yourself. Training with others (like those you will find in the LATC) will not only push you to go faster, it will help you enjoy yourself more. Even though I can't participate in the group workouts anymore, i remain in contact with several of my friends from LATC as well as my coach (whom I met through LATC). Just talking them occasionally about training gives me that extra motivation that I need to go crush the next long brick workout. Add in the speakers, discounts, etc. and the membership is definitely worth the $100 or whatever it costs.

LA Tri Club- Recommended workout Weekly ocean swim on…read moreWednesdays at 6:30 a.m., consisting of loops around a buoy and a short sand run. Buoy is ~250 yards off shore, and we put two cones in the sand ~100 yards apart. This triangle forms the "circuit". Typical day at The Circuit has over 100 swimmers ranging in ability from extremely slow to Kona-bound professionals. Everyone is welcome provided they are comfortable in the ocean environment and capable of swimming about 500 yards without stopping. Check out the website to read a complete summary of the workout and important FAQ's. Hope you'll join us! Ocean Park, Santa Monica

Management worked for me. A former martial artist, with empathy and awareness. I enjoyed my time…read morethere - by the water, my favorite. Maintenance people and staff are kind and down to earth. Low frills, a place for me to train (until I was asked to take it easy on the bags). If you are looking for a gym to train, you can do that here. Depending on your preference. Not one cell phone in the steam room. Actual privacy, and a gym. Which is what I was paying for. Westside people tend to be more chill. Minding my business was easier for me to do at this location than city Los Angeles. I have been earthbaring since it was good earth. The corporate takeover, hashtag wellness trend definitely changed things. Still on the search for a space that has heavy bags that I can train on and not be asked to be less strong... with fresh air / natural outdoor options. Maybe throw a little tai chi in the mix. Stay well.

The GENERAL MANAGER , name "Mike Smith" Very disrespectful,…read moreunethical, and unprofessional. Today I stopped by at this location to grB a shake and tKe a picture of the back examination machine, so I can search for a home version one. I am a former member , with 6 years of continuous membership, and due to my recent injury on a treadmill on BH location , I had to cancel my membership since 2 months ago, when I arrived today at SM , I explained to this general manager that all I need is to be accompanied by one of the available employees to the back extension machine, for me to take couple of pictures. This rude , non-gentleman manager told me about the policy of the club being exclusive to members only , and refused to help me. I walked out feeling disappointed, disrespected , and betrayed. I don't think people such this guy name "Mike Smith" can present equinox club properly, instead they would make the reputation of the company jeopardized . He definitely needs to address his behavior, and instead of only following the polices , practice some leadership manners, as well as kindness and compassion. I would never visit this club again because of this general manager's poor skills of management, and terrible customer service. I strongly believe he doesn't fit the culture of Equinox club at all.

Club directors Aaron Wexler and Travis Schoonover are great volleyball coaches and amazing human…read morebeings. There are many volleyball coaches in LA who can teach your child the techniques to be a better player, but I have found that it is very difficult to find a coach who also cares for your child's mental well being as a player. Aaron and Travis teach kids by example the power of positive mindset and I am so grateful we have found a beach volleyball club where my kid looks forward to spending her afternoons honing her skills with a big smile on her face.

My daughter loves Westcoast! They are very organized and quick to respond to any concerns. Coach…read moreAaron Wexler is not only positive, but always has a huge smile and leads by setting a great example. Aaron plays the pro circuit and is an incredible player. We are blessed to know him. This is an outstanding organization and we highly recommend this volleyball club without any hesituation

A fantastic swim team, with exceptional leadership and coaches! I am inspired every time I attend…read morepractice and watch the dedication of the swimmers and coaches. Both of my kids have benefitted tremendously from private lessons and team practice. We've all also made wonderful friends. So thankful to TSM in every way!

My 10 year old swims with TSM. The white team coaches are supportive and the kids enjoy being…read morethere! They're learning a lot each week. My daughter really likes swimming, but is still learning better technique and speed and is in a great spot to grow.

Gave them a second, third, and fourth chance…read more.. This was probably my 7th time joining zog sports league and EVERY TIME there is a screw up. I really liked joining to stay active and getting to meet new people. However I won't be joining their leagues any longer and I urge you all to do the same. This time I joined a basketball league in Koreatown. Perhaps a new location would be better... The whole setup was a mess- players didn't know which team they were on, refs didn't show up, and parking was a nightmare (ok, parking isn't technically their fault). We only played 3 games total - the rest were either forfeited or played half court because none of the teams and players showed up. Before I didn't blame Zog but this has been a recurring scenario every season which leads me to believe they are padding their roster and teams. We were promised to have two referees every week - only one shows up every week. We always have to have a player on a team to track score and fouls because of this. Our final game of the season AND playoffs were cancelled because they didn't properly secure the venue. They didn't offer us refunds and gave us a laughable $5 credit to join future leagues. You have one important job that is to secure the venue and couldn't even do that... To sum it up... DO NOT JOIN SAVE YOUR MONEY. Another note they didn't mention anything about charity and which org we would like to donate to this time (which they clearly state in their website). Pretty much scam artists what more can I say.

Ever since I started playing coed softball/kickball/flag football with zog sports it's been a DREAM…read more!! Other competitors don't even come close to what Zog offers players in the community, zog to me was just a casual night out to play softball but than it turned into a family/ community of fun every night I have the opportunity play ANYTHING HONESTLY FROM KICKBALL OMG kickball in the Venice beach and Hollywood area is the best ! The locations we play at for both are very friendly and great views/ scenery! Teams are amazing and openly welcoming to any one at ANY LEVEL OF PLAY! From beginners to advanced players everyone has fun! Their WEBSITE IS SO EASY TO USE ! I registered as a F/A in kickball and was placed on an amazing team! I even stay after my game to play other games because sometimes players don't show up so they need subs, there no ref fees ! THANK GOD ! Now I'm playing softball and won a few of my leagues overall a great experience and my home. I promise you you'll have the best adult rec sports time of your life

I really love the Vikings Water Polo Club. I originally brought my daughter here a couple years ago…read morenot knowing anything about waterpolo but knowing she loved being in the water. Coach Flanders and his team of SMHS student coaches are all great and very supportive which is much appreciated. I like that the SM coaches are not as intense as some of the clubs we have played against. I think that is a little much for kids who are 9 and 10 years old. This season she is doing the swim skills classes on Saturdays and has loved the teachers that help with that and really enjoys going every week. Overall I would say the Westside is very lucky to have this club, I would (and have) recommend it to any parent!

I love this program. The Vikings Water Polo Club is a family run club, and my kids love it. The…read moreSamohi water polo and swim team coach, Matt Flanders, started this club (I don't know when - he's a Samohi alum himself) but several years ago, my then four/five year-old son started playing splash ball with the Viking club. He liked it enough but had interest in other sports and only played for a short time. Last spring my son (nine at the time) returned to the Viking Club to prepare for the Junior Lifeguard swim test (yes, they offer a swim skills program too). After passing the Junior Lifeguards test my son realized he actually liked swimming and the water and wanted to give water polo another shot (he was encouraged by his older sister who plays water polo for Samohi, helps with the splash ball program, and plays with the Viking club's newly formed high school aged group). My son is now hooked and can't wait to get to practice! The Viking club is a competitive club which also allows kids an opportunity to develop their skills. The coaches are supportive and kind, don't go crazy mad when the team looses but are constructive and instructive and encourages the kids to improve. Lastly, I love this club because it gives my kids a safe, healthy place to spend their time. I mentioned that my daughter has an opportunity to help coach the littlest kids in the program and I love that Matt Flanders encourages his high school players to get involved and help out (and she gets paid too!). It's her first job and she takes it very seriously. I think the little kids LOVE that there are "big" kids in the water and the "big" kids make it fun! I just can't stop saying how I love this club! It doesn't hurt that we live within walking distance to Samohi (AKA Santa Monica High School). Now with two kids in this sport and on this club team (as well as high school team) we happily spend many weekends and after school days at the pool and my son is looking forward to playing high school water polo. We will be wet for many years to come!