Kenneth Ross
Great Sunday childrens Meditation.

Your community hub for sports, wellness, and family fun in San Diego.
Adams Recreation Center is a vibrant community facility in San Diego offering a wide range of sports, fitness, and recreational activities for all ages. With a 4.8-star rating, it provides martial arts classes, children's meditation sessions, and various programs that foster engagement and skill development. The center features sports fields and serves as a welcoming space for families and teens, enhancing life in Normal Heights through consistent events and supportive staff.

3491 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116, USA
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JuJitsu and other martial arts training with belt progression ceremonies for children and adults.
Guided meditation sessions designed to promote mindfulness and relaxation for kids.
Well-maintained baseball fields available for games and practice, with evening scheduling.
Engaging activities and events tailored for teenagers to foster community and skill-building.
Hosts various local events and programs that bring neighbors together for fun and enrichment.
Overall rating
Kenneth Ross
Great Sunday childrens Meditation.
Jarred
The field is fine, just 2 complaints. 1st off home plate always has a big hole next to It, which is very bad for ankles. 2nd they close the rest rooms about 7p, but games start as late as 830pm.
Jennifer Griffin-Dillon
This place is like home to me. Always a smile and a helping hand waiting there. The kids are entertained and excited and there's always a program to enroll in.
Carol Usher
Martial Arts "Moving up Ceremony" at Adams Street Recreation Center. The children had to demonstrate their ability to translate (from Japanese to English) the meaning of the different titles in the art of JuJitsu. They performed the various moves (guards, etc.) on another participant in order to show they were proficient in their level of completion. Lastly, they were given instruction (in Japanese) to perform different types of kicks to perform on an exercise bag. Upon "successful" completion, they were awarded a new belt with a colored tip indicating their new title/level with their name on it (written in Japanese).
J.M. Perkins
A wonderful addition to the community, fun place for teens, and all around hub of activity and events that improves life in normal heights.