Yuba City Racquet & Health Club

More than 20 years later, we decided to visit our hometown of yuba City after moving away, and come down to the racquet club. Even still, the quality of the gym and the customer service is absolutely stellar. Terry was very welcoming and Ashley was kind and helpful. Can't wait to visit again!! A+++

YCRHC is ok, if you were a member 10 years ago its about the same today. I've been a member off and on for about eight years. The only updated equipment is the cardio machines. Old does not mean bad but some of the gear is in dire need of replacement. This is also not a cheap club expect to pay 30% more than the competition but I think the cost does keep the membership small so its not completely packed during peak hours. It's surprisingly dirty for the older more affluent clientele the club caters, there are used towels all over the floor and in the showers on the men's side. The pool is clean in the morning but gets pretty dirty latter on it's being used constantly which is good but it would be a lot better if the outside pool was large enough for lap swimming and heated like In-Shape pools. Plus, if you are a lap swimmer there are only two lanes that you can really swim in due to the rounded shape of the pool. Also, during the day the pool is taken over by older water aerobics types who have told me to slow down so I don't make waves and ruin there perms. If you swim laps in the morning you need to show up at least 15 minutes before the club officially opens there are two elderly swimmers/water walkers who have keys to the facility and try to take the only two usable lap lanes. If your there they have to let you in and if your fast you can beat them to the pool they will give you mean looks but it turned into a game for me. Unfortunately, there are not really and great gyms in Yuba City either they are full of gang bangers or they will not actually let you work out (Planet Fitness) so considering the competition YCRHC is ok.

Absolutely terrible customer service. Don't forget to read the small print. Either they are desperate for memberships or they have so many memberships they could care less. My advice: save $50 per month and go to one the newer gyms in town.