Coach Watt is the best in the business! His passion for basketball matches his passion to see…read moresuccess in the kids he coaches. Coach Watt has the experience and love for the game that most coaches lack these days. You will not be disappointed! Regardless of skill level or experience Coach Watt has the ability to transfer his knowledge and love of basketball to everyone he coaches. Coach Watt teaches his players transferable skills that they can use at the next level of competition, which is different for every player. SoCal United Hoops is a program where every kid can succeed and grow as a basketball player!

My son played for Pikes Peak United under coach Watt and the team has since transferred to Socal…read moreUnited Hoops when coach moved to California. Under his tutelage, coach Watt did nothing but impress. He teaches the game of basketball from past experience and A LOT of passion; something you don't see too often from newer club teams. He teaches these young men skills that will show on the court, as well as life skills that go beyond the court. I miss watching my son play under Coach Watt; if I had to do it all over again, it would be a no brainer.

WORST RUN ORGANIZATION!!!!!!!…read more Signed up my child for flag football. They advertised in my neighborhood. Claiming games were going to be played in PV. They put out a schedule a few days before the first game. 7 out of the 8 games played in El Segundo High School. ONE game played at Rolling Hills Prep. El Segundo is 45 minutes away from my home. If I would have known that at the beginning, I would have signed up in Torrance. My child (7) is in Division III. It states 6 to 8 years old. I'm seeing kids on other teams 9, 10, and 11 years old. I mentioned it to the director, Joe, and he doesn't seem to care. He just shrugs his shoulder and walks away. There is another division for 9 - 11 years old. Apparently, some coaches want to keep their team intact and winning. Teaching kids isn't the priority here. Joe coaches a Division III team. He screams at his kids and manhandles them. At least he's not my son's coach. Not the way the director should conduct himself. I am told by other parents that he picks his own players. Trying to get a good team. It is hard enough for our coaches trying to teach the kids the game and rules of football. But, when you pit them against kids that are up to 5 years older it is very difficult to coach them. Some become afraid since they are about 8 inches shorter and about 40 pounds lighter. Hard to coach fundamentals when they are paired against such older kids. Bottom line. This organization is poorly run. I will not sign up my kids again in this league.

"I brought my son and two of his teammates out to South Bay Youth Sports...they enjoyed every…read moremoment of it." Former NFL Player Spring 2010 "Playing with South Bay Youth Sports was an enjoyable experience. The league had the kids' best interest at heart, and all the kids had fun. All the games ran smoothly, because the league was extremely well organized. The pre-season speed camp was an added bonus that got our son excited about starting the season." Eric and Joann K. Spring 2009 My two boys (and myself) have really enjoyed SBYS. Creating, managing and maintaining a league this large and in this type of community can be a headache at times but you've made it look easy. Watching you each weekend walk around, assess situations and coolly address problems is amazing. I want to commend you and your staff on a great season and thank you for all your hard work. The kids and parents owe you a huge thanks! Rob M. Spring 2008

As big of a kings fan as I am, today was actually the first time I have been here. I came for my…read morefriend's son's peewee hockey tournament and it was a pretty cool experience to watch a game here. Three sheets of ice, but the kids played on the main rink the kings practice on. Plenty of bleacher seats available and the upstairs enclosed area also has plenty of seating, small pro shop with skate sharpening, and quite an extensive menu for food and drinks. Not sure about skating times, prices, skate rentals, etc. but if you just want to watch some hockey or people skating or just get out of the heat, this is a really nice place to hang out for a few hours.

This place used to be so much better before the change to " performance " in their rebranding... if…read moreyou consider downsizing the Olympic rink to an NHL size (!!! What?!!!), cancelling public sessions and freestyle sessions at will because the Reign train here now, and continue to have the most unprofessional and unfriendly front desk staff, as well as an online system where you must pre register for ice-- but the skating staff still doesn't complete their part for over three months... But, the ice is generally well maintained, the original security staff is still there ( a good thing!), and most of the coaches are skilled and top tier... PS: the original paint scheme was way more welcoming and pleasant to be in!!

Lovely chill park. It has a baseball and volleyball courts. Also, a small outdoor kids gym. Our…read moretoddler enjoyed it!!

This park is amazing and the perfect spot to have held Movie in the Park!…read more Located on the Chevron refinery premises, this park is on the corner of El Segundo and Sepulveda Blvd. Much like the refinery, the park portion is pretty sprawling. There is a large grass field area, a softball field, sand volleyball, a basketball court, playground, picnic table area and a partridge in a pear tree! I should note that the park is Employee's only and not generally open to the public. Not that I can confirm, however. I took the fam bam to watch Despicable Me 2 here. The doors opened at 4p and the movie was to begin at dusk. Due to the entrance being off a street, the ESPD were kind enough to cordon off an entire lane of El Segundo Blvd so we could have a safe lane to walk on. Parking for disabled guests were IN the park and the rest of the parking was across the street. There were lots of activities for kids available as well as a beer/wine booth for the grown follks. Food booths were also available and ranged from tacos to pizza to funnel cake. The movie ended up starting around 830p. Luckily, all those activities (and beer) were available to occupy all the families out. We didn't quite make it through the movie, but, good times were had by all! Would love to come back here for another fun filled event!

Unprofessional.. Should not be working with children. There is no structure or patience in this…read moreclub. I feel all they care about is the fees. I do not recommend.

Nfinity has experienced coaches who know their sport and really care about each and every athlete.read more

Great academy for kids, amazing coaches friendly staff. My son always looks forward to see coach…read moreJohnny he is so patient and makes all his classes fun for the kids. Last year was my son's first season doing baseball he couldn't hit a ball while other kids had more experience, coach Johnny made sure my son felt confident in every class and wouldn't let him fail. My son has come a long way because of coach Johnny.

I have been coaching competitive baseball and softball for over 20 years, both at the club and the…read morehigh school levels. I have founded my own travel ball academies (Los Angeles Xtreme Baseball Academy), and I have helped dozens of youth athletes go on to play at the college level, including my 2 older kids (both division 1 student athletes). I also am the founder and President of a local non profit youth sports academy. I list this all not to highlight my accolades and resume, but rather, because I know just what it takes to run a successful and accomplished program, along with a world class indoor batting cage and training facility. Beach City Baseball Academy checks all of these boxes, and much more. Their indoor training facility is one of the best I've seen, with numerous hitting lanes, state of the art equipment, spacious pitching and fielding stations, and a fully outfitted weight room with recovery stations. They offer an amazing membership program, their coaching staff is skilled, knowledgeable, and committed to developing talent, no matter what the age or skill level. They are located in the heart of one of the best small towns in Southern California, El Segundo. Last but certainly not least, they have a management team that is responsive to their members and customers alike. Their General manager, Shelly, deserves extra notice for always going the extra mile for her clients. I highly recommend Beach City Baseball Academy to any athlete with a desire to learn how to play the game the right way, and who has a drive to improve and grow as an athlete. My daughter has improved tremendously in her short time workout out there, and I am looking forward to watching her continue to blossom. Thank you to Shelly and her team, you are a class organization. If you want your player to succeed, you need to incorporate BCBA into their weekly training regimen.

Our whole family loves BDA! Coach Stacey is not only supremely talented at his sport; he is also…read morean exceptionally dedicated mentor and trainer. Both my daughter and son train with Coach Stacey and seeing him is a great highlight of their week. My husband, who grew up playing basketball and knows a lot about technique, is a great admirer of Stacey Scott and his skills as an athlete and a coach. No matter how much (or little!) basketball a person has played, he or she has a lot to learn from Coach Stacey and his approach. It is extraordinary to see how much your child can develop, in even a short time, when working and playing with Coach Stacey. And, above all, training with BDA is FUN! We are very grateful to BDA and to Coach Stacey in particular for enriching our family's life with his talent, dedication and wonderful personality. Thank you!

From the owner: BDA's training is like none other. The passion for kids and attention to detail is what sets our…read moretraining staff ahead of pack. Our students must complete a thirty minute commitment meeting with our staff prior to our commitment to train. We need assurance each student is making the commitment to train on their own and will submit to doing the hard work it takes to develop to their fullest potential. After our meeting we will go to the court for a full evaluation which is documented on video for future review. When the evaluation is complete we will discuss anything we see that needs to be improved upon, what needs to be done to correct them and how it's going to be done step-by-step. As player development advances we will continue to document through video each student progress to compare to earlier footage to show growth. Each student will be responsible for completing 30 minute of basketball homework each day which will be given by our training staff. training is progressive and the homework given is mandatory. We guarantee our training results 100%. Our students are also held to strict academic standards to assist with their college recruiting process. BDA develops boys and girls local-regional-national teams for those who wish to participate in the AAU events across the country. Our teams run under the same system to ensure consistency.

Costs about 8k when your finished paying for everything. If your daughter is a first team player…read morethen you might be happy here. However, anyone else should look elsewhere. poor coaching on all other teams as well as cut throat and rude administration- practices cancelled without notice you just show up to a closed gym But somehow the coach knows not to show up. Some other choices are Evolution Volleyball club, Long Beach Volleyball Club, Seal Beach Volleyball club, Volitude Volleyball club.

My family will never ever return to this volleyball club. I'm speaking on behalf of my daughter she…read morehad a TERRIBLE season Jan-May 2016 (17's) Gold team with the coach Gary Demian. Please people if you decide to take your child to this club don't have him as a coach he gave up on the 17's Gold team and QUIT coaching team. He told them that they played like Dog Shit. This was unprofessional and unacceptable for a coach he left the team in May and had someone else to step in to finish. However he continue to coach his other team 16's Gold that he was very proud of because they were doing great. My point is a Coach should NOT ever leave a team because they are having a bad season have faith and hope for the best for your team. Gary Demain showed the team how to quit and give up before the season was over my daughter lost her respect for him as a coach. Thank God she has us a a parent to let her know not to lose her passion in Volleyball.

My kids took a Skyhawks Summer camp this past summer and did numerous soccer drills and games. As…read morepart of the camp, they were supposed to receive a soccer ball and shirt. It has been 2+ months and we have not received anything despite following up multiple times.

We loved these classes - absolutely wonderful for 4-6 year olds. Can't say good enough things about…read morethe coaches as well. They are super sweet and know how to keep the kids engaged!

Took my first group class. Mindful Movement. It was challenging but doable. The instructor gently…read moreguided the class through the positions. I found myself relaxed and sweating at the same time. Received a nice strengthening stretch at my own level of fitness and flexibility. I look forward to my next class. Check in was easy. Just scan my QR code at front desk or you can enter the children's daycare entrance. Lockers are available outside the class. Shoe cubbies outside the class too. Mats, bolsters, blocks, straps, towels provided.

My doctor friend Zach and I have a 10am international flight departing from LAX to Manila and…read moreknowing the traffic at the airport, decided to beat the morning rush by leaving San Diego at 4:30am. This granted us an hour to hit the gym at this location - both close to the Hilton where we parked and the airport. He gave me a quick tour of this massive facility and at 6:30am, was already busy with moving, grunting, sweating bodies of all shapes and sizes. While I ran indoors on a treadmill, Zach opted for the pre-sunrise, cold weather outdoor run. We met up again at the free weight station. There was a lot of room and time for me to swing the 30lb kettlebell, do my pull-ups and dead-hangs without waiting and plenty of yoga mats to use for stretching and core exercises. If we had more time, the sauna would've been nice too, but I had some difficulties with the locker and had to wait for a few minutes for a front desk attendant to assist me.