Went here because I had to cancel one of the class classes I signed up for the kids…read more The receptionist was really nice and is located to the left of the entrance door. It's a very nice clean facility Parking was ample and many handicap spaces available. Four stars because everything on the website directed us to the 50 Natoma address, which was the incorrect address. Also, if you're trying to call to cancel or add an activity, getting a hold of them via phone is very hard even after multiple calls and messages left. Otherwise, it's best to come in person. Staff is very friendly.

I been using the same but more equipment-as a pool/jacuzzi, B.B.Q. grill, juicebar, massage chairs…read moreand tanning room with sauna, too even rock climbing with work out equipment at a local gym that's clean and spacious. I shouldn't have to pay for some of those ammunities as the local recreational park areas having such. But, because others not following the rules and having slanderous (against: Civil Code 46) speculative remarks or not using the facility as it was intended.

Sac Skills Academy is top notch! I highly recommend training through Danielle and coaches. My…read moredaughter has been working with Coach Paul the last several years. Coach Paul has instilled a sense of self confidence and drive to work harder in our daughter. Coach Paul helped her during a knee injur and surgery. He fostered an environment of trust where she was able to come back slowly to now playing at 100%. I highly recommend Coach Paul, he knows how to make the game fun but is able to push the kids to grow and become more skilled. Coach Paul has a high basketball IQ and quickly sees where players need improvement. An awesome experience!!

My daughter Nicole sat the bench most of her freshman & sophomore years as a D1 basketball player…read more Danielle Viglione came highly recommended by a co-worker. Danielle worked with her privately an hour twice a week for 6 weeks and the results were a complete 360. Danielle's skill, basketball IQ and teaching ability catapulted Nicole from averaging 1.2 PPG to 8.2 PPG (9.6 in conference) and from 6.4 minutes per game to 20 mpg. She started 6 games this year and is usually the first player off the bench. One game she had 21 pts, 7-of-7 field goals and 6 of 8 free throws. She is now a true impact player at the D1 level. I can't say enough about this program, except that it was well worth the investment. Nicole definitely plans to train again this summer with Danielle.

Great space to hold an event. We came here for a 1st birthday party. Plenty of room and nice access…read moreto the outdoors for a pinata. Restrooms available, helpful staff.

This team is dedicated to making your event a success. We planned for a 200 and grew to 510. They…read moreworked diligently to accommodate. We love them.

Without a doubt, the best move we ever made for the progression of our 9 year old son's game…read more After considerable time and money spent at another baseball academy and not seeing progress commensurate to the money we were putting in, we decided to see what else might be out there. Jack had developed a sweet swing. I just couldn't get over the feeling that he was leaving so much power potential on the table and it just didn't seem anyone could figure out how to crack it. To make it click for him. I came across Three Gear's sign near my neighborhood and checked out their website. They teach a hitting pattern that I'd come across on YouTube, but didn't understand, other than that it was non-traditional, controversial, but whose champion was a dude who personally worked with Aaron Judge and insisted it was the pattern of many of the game's greatest hitters, even if they themselves didn't realize it. I was intrigued. We signed up for the offered free lesson and in just ONE CLASS, Jack was hitting harder than I've ever seen him hit, and it was one after the other. Bryan took him aside in class, gave him individual attention, and told him to forget just a couple "fundamentals" of traditional hitting, showing him instead how to feel which muscles are responsible for launching. I don't pretend to understand how the HLP pattern works exactly. I'm still learning. So is Jack. He's a work in progress. All I know is that he picked up enough in just that first several minutes with Schmidty that he was letting loose like I'd never seen. A couple months in and his confidence and love of the game have absolutely taken off. His exit velo has taken off. Their drills are just go go go, and Jack's just lapping it up. I believe in what Three Gear's doing. I don't know if it works for everyone, but it's working for my son and we're all in!

My son Hunter started hitting lessons with Brian at 6.5 years old! currently 8, he swings the bat…read morelike a Big leaguer. Hunter loves his instructors and has added, Pitching, Catching, and Fielding practices to his routine. Superb instructors and a fun environment, make this the premier training facility! 3 Gear has helped boost Hunters confidence both on and off the field, molding him into a leader.

Fun and competitive basketball league for youth of all skill levels... skill clinics and fun extra…read moreevents for the kids. League uses nice facilities in Rancho Cordova.

From the owner: Community Driven! At NorCal Basketball Association, we're…read moreall about embracing the vibrant lifestyle of the Sierra Foothills and bringing our communities together through the love of basketball. Our mission is simple: to unite our neighborhoods, inspire teamwork, foster community engagement, and instill invaluable life lessons through every bounce of the ball. Specialties: In the heart of Folsom, California, NorCal Basketball Association is more than just a league—it's a hub for young athletes to thrive and grow. From the towering peaks of the Sierras to the picturesque landscapes of our hometown, our association is deeply rooted in the unique lifestyle and spirit of NorCal youth. We're committed to providing a platform where teamwork, community, and personal growth intersect on and off the court. Our Story: NorCal Basketball Association is the brainchild of Ethan N., a dedicated coach with over a decade of experience shaping young athletes across NorCal. With the support of Coach Robert Tolbert, a Final Four champion whose coaching legacy spans generations, our association embodies the essence of NorCal's basketball culture. Ethan's journey, coaching his four sons in the scenic backdrop of Folsom, fueled his passion for the game and inspired the creation of NorCal Basketball Association. Join us as we celebrate the spirit of NorCal Basketball, where every dribble is a step closer to building stronger communities and brighter futures.

I am not one to leave a review, but the Hard90 coaches and the Hard90 Program have been a game…read morechanger for my 2 boys! I strongly recommend Hard90 for any families looking for a positive program that will develop your player. After back to back Little League seasons with little to no development, we knew we had to try something new. Our 2 boys worked with a few hitting coaches at local facilities, but other than additional reps, it wasn't anything special. For over a year, we heard great things about Hard90 & finally decided to give it a try and signed both of our boys up for a 3 month membership. From the start, it was immediately clear that their professional coaches and developmental approach was above the rest. Within weeks we saw growth and their confidence soared...so much so, that they both asked to try out for the their team! This year, the boys both set a goal to take full advantage of all that Hard 90 offers: Team practices, 1:1 coaching, Power Classes, etc. After 1 year with Hard90, it is clear that it has been transformative to their overall happiness, self esteem, love for the game, mechanics, and overall development. All of the Hard90 coaches are hands down- exceptional. Looking back, my only regret is we waited so long! Thank you Hard90! We are forever grateful and so happy that our boys are part of the Hard90 Family!

The worst baseball academy in Northern California…read more OUTDOOR PRACTICES: there are over 40 kids and only 3 inexperience coaches. No professional structure that could lead and benefit athletes. INDOOR PRACTICES: Only one coach for a roster of 14-15 kids. No clear guidance or structure. COACHES: are very young who do not have children of their own which is directly proportion to lack of their knowledge in child/youth psychology and behaviors. Poor leadership and unfairness during games resulted in destroying athletes' motivations and drive in order to succeed on their goals. The lack of education, knowledge, leadership and kids/youth psychology not only makes this academy one of the worst academies in the region but very harmful to youths both psychologically and emotionally. There are NO ADDED VALUES in enrolling kids & youths in HARD 90 BASEBALL ACADEMY.

Staff's friendly, and make you feel welcomed. The office is awesome, a big "kids" dream! I love the…read moredecor. It's so inviting. Makes you wanna stay, and visit all dayPerfect location, and did I mention the staff is absolutely fabulous!!!

ALL RIGHT! I was…read morefinally able to get in touch with someone who would allow me to edit the schedule. Amanda is the real deal! Reach out to her (then again, you would have to submit requests until you get her to respond back- cannot put her email on here). The schedule, my last review covered, has still not been edited (been like two and a half weeks); however, at least progress is being made. I finally was able to give this information to the high school's team mom (coach rep) and get the ball rolling on accurate information! One person definitely makes all the difference (and it does not hurt to help make the business look better as well)! Thanks!

Concern About Staff Harassment…read more I attended a community event recently and had an uncomfortable experience with one of your staff photographers. Despite clearly blocking him and expressing that I did not want my photo taken, he continued taking pictures of me and singling me out to take my picture and record me. When I reported this to venue staff, the response was essentially that he was "just doing his job," which made me feel that my boundaries and safety were not being taken seriously. The staff did not address his behavior and requested a private meeting with me to question me. I'm sharing this so the venue is aware that attendees' comfort and consent must come first. Staff should be trained and reminded to respect boundaries and ensure everyone feels safe. I hope the venue will address this behavior and prevent similar incidents in the future.

Another great testament to community involvement. With the guidance and diligence of EDHDog.org,…read morethe new dog park has finally opened (06/05/2015) in "the EDH". Plenty of shade trees, open space, poop bags and water fountains ( for humans & K-9's)* *water fountains for humans & K-9's. Poop bags for dogs only. Both the big dog (over 30lbs) and small dog areas have ample room to run and play. We now have 3 very nice dog parks ( Folsom / Cameron Park ) within a 10 mile radius of our home. What a great place for "Man's best friend" to run, play and meet new friends.

About a year ago I brought my son to Triple Crown Cages for the first time and we were immediately…read moreimpressed. The facility is extremely clean and easily the nicest batting cage facility we've been to. The owner welcomed us and set my son up with a lesson with Austin. My son has worked with many coaches, but Austin has been his favorite by far. Since starting lessons with Austin, he's been hitting with much more confidence. We highly recommend Triple Crown Cages.

My husband found this spot for our daughter. She's in softball and this was perfect and definitely…read moreworth the 30+ min drive. They have a few lanes for softball and baseball. They also offer 1-1 coaching. We will definitely be coming back. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful since we've never personally used the pitching machines.