I'm in my 40s and started skating seriously a couple years ago. Found JB through his amazing…read moreYoutube channel and really enjoyed his video content. When my instructor through the Society skate shop moved away I figured I'd give JB a shot. I've done three lessons here so far and it's been well worth the time and money. JB has been very positive, gives great feedback, and understands what's good for my progression. I get several super useful bits of feedback every lesson, along with a handful of things to work on in between lessons. We've focused a lot on skating transition, and in our last lesson we spent some time on ollie's. The Sunnyvale skate park and Youtube channel go hand in hand with the live instruction - the park is marked up with blue tape for skaters to learn the lines, and it's really helpful to rewatch videos after a lesson to reinforce what we went over live. Definitely looking forward to our next lesson! If I had started out here instead of on my own I would have avoided a shoulder injury early in my skating days. My schedule means that I can usually only skate on the weekends. I get an email every week from JB Thursday or Friday, check the kid soccer schedule, make sure I've had enough time to practice, and schedule a Sunday morning session if it all aligns.

Don't be fooled by how Josh presents himself to younger kids - he has a disrespectful side with a…read moretouch of lawlessness. I took a few lessons from him (as an adult) a while back, and he initially seemed like he might be "cool." However, he quickly became disillusioned with the fact I am not nearly the "daredevil" type that he or many of his other clients [many of whom are young] are and that I do not learn as quickly or want to take big "risks" (at least not at his desired pace). I paid him $50 per hour (EXCELLENT money) to (supposedly) help me improve my skills, and yet he still had little to no humility. This made me angry - hence why I decided at that point to no longer do business with him. The final straw for me was when I learned that he is encouraging children to behave illicitly - specifically, by trespassing. See my attached photo from his Facebook page where on a rainy day, the park was closed (with the gate locked) by the City, and yet he and his group jumped the fence so they could still ride. Not cool. And, fast forward to now, and it seems like he has almost outright "claimed" the Sunnyvale skatepark as his own, and as an asset for running his business. This means "regular" members of the community cannot come and skate here, as there will be 20+ little, rambunctious kids running all over the place, making it impossible for anyone else to skate. Sadly the City of Sunnyvale does not appear to have an ordinance against such use, but it is sad to me he doesn't even have enough basic respect to be considerate of both other, "general" people and the community at large.

This overdue review is for Coach Mike, an amazing tennis coach who's been working with my son…read moreStephen for a year and a half. We've seen real improvement thanks to his sharp eye for technique--he quickly spots adjustments to fine-tune skills while staying patient, supportive, and an incredible listener. Stephen always feels accomplished after lessons, especially as Coach Mike persistently breaks those tough bad habits. As a parent, I love hearing how great he feels afterward! Strongly recommend Coach Mike to anyone!!!

I've been taking lessons w Coach Mike for the past year and my game has improved so much thanks to…read morehim! Practical drills and engaging sessions - highly recommended if you're considering lessons!

We found this ping pong summer camp through ActivityHero and signed up our 5yo son, who had…read moreabsolutely no prior ping pong experience. We were amazed by how much he learned in just one week morning program! More importantly, he had a great time there. The coaches were patient, kind, and encouraging, creating a positive environment where kids could learn while having fun. Our son gained new skills, confidence, and a genuine interest in the sport. We are very grateful to all the coaches and staff for making it such a wonderful experience. We would definitely return in the future and highly recommend this camp to other families!

My middle-school aged kids participated in a week-long summer camp and had a great time. Shashin…read moreand the other two coaches were excellent in teaching the kids fundamental skills and techniques for forehand and backhand, and providing adjustments to improve wrist angle, elbow and hip position, posture and foot movement etc. Good warm-up exercises in the morning, and fun games knocking down towers of cups to improve precision in the afternoon. Highly recommended!

Our 5 year old had his first-ever skateboarding lesson with Estevan today. It went well! He learned…read morehow to push, "shoes on screws," turn and do a trick (on the dirt). Estevan was patient and kind with our son, making learning fun and giving him space when he got distracted by his surroundings. We were even given tips on how to help our son practice. We loved our experience with Go Go Skateboarding Lessons. Estevan is a great coach!

Yes!! Definitely 5 stars for this business run by coach Diego and team! Absolutely one of the best…read moreskateboarding classes that I've ever enrolled for my kids in South Bay area. We were referred by our community friend, and this class is located in Los Alamitos Elementary school in Almaden Valley area. Coach Diego really takes care each of the student. And there is a reason why he limits the number of students for each class, so then every kid would get enough attention from the coaches. This class is also perfect for first timers kids who want to explore skateboarding. My daughter did not even know how to cruise at first and coach Diego and team gave a lot of encouragement to boost her confidence. And they always gave her support to finally cruise by herself. If you're looking for skateboarding class, enroll from this business! and you will understand what I was writing about.

J.P Tennis is a lazy local tennis coach constantly on his phone instead of teaching on court. It's…read morea complete waste of time -- the worst, most traumatizing experience.My 10 year old son did not improve at all. My son still plays like a beginner, The coach doesn't know how to teach the basics fundamentals of tennis. All Parents should monitor the coach during their kids lesson time

JP is a great coach and I am so lucky I found him. He has offered me great tips that have really…read morechanged and improved my forehand. He is good and thorough at spotting areas for improvement and has a great way of explaining what needs to change to make it better. He sees it and immediately knows what is wrong. He'll video it, show you and help you fix it. I really like that in a coach. Rather than just settle with the bad patterns I bring on the court, he is relentless and patient in changing my habits and making me a stronger player. He is super encouraging too. I highly recommend JP!

If you are a parent of a child under 10 and are exhausted by competitive soccer teams, KFB's…read morepre-competitive team is the place to recharge your love for soccer. It's more exciting than the recreational team, and you can move up to the competitive team when you are ready again within KFB. My 8-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter joined the Cupertino team. They enjoyed practicing once a week and playing games twice a month. As a parent of small children, I don't want any sports team to control our weekend schedule. I also didn't like the last-minute notice of when and where the games would be held when my son belonged to another competitive soccer team. The founder Anurag is very passionate about children's physical and mental wellness. Our family loves KFB!

My kids started playing soccer with Kids Fanbase in Aug 2021. We really like that the owner/coach…read moreAnurag is very passionate about the sport and wants to create learning opportunities for kids in the Bay Area. He worked with parents to start classes in the Milpitas area, where there were none. His team of coaches are talented and work efficiently with every age group. They even offer games packages, which are a perfect add-on to coaching. Once kids get a hang of the techniques in class, they can then practice and polish their skills in games that are played against players from across their different groups around Bay Area. This way a top performer in a particular class can be challenged to perform and learn from players of different calibers. I highly recommend these soccer classes!

The business has great teachers and curriculums. The owner is very enthusiastic and friendly. The…read morekids and I feel at home!

My daughter loves Code Ninja. She has been in the program since we arrive in California almost 1…read moreyear ago. Jennifer, the Director is so kind, helpful, patient, and very positive with the parents and kids.

Very good experience with the four day rookie camp with Ms Sahana Deepu. Creative projects&lots of…read morephotos and videos updated every day. Definitely will come back again.