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    Michelle D.

    Our son has been taking soccer classes at Evolve for over a year. His soccer skills have improved so much, and the drills and games are really fun. There are different level classes depending on what you're looking for (foundational classes vs. futsal, etc.), and the coaches and management are all great. We just had our son's 8th birthday party here over the weekend, and everything went so smoothly. The kids (and adults) all had a blast. We had the facility to ourselves, Evolve provided a party manager and a coach to organize games for the kids, and there were extra non-soccer games set up as well such as basketball hoops and air hockey. We can't recommend Evolve enough! Many of our guests want to send their kids there now.

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    3 months ago

    Awesome place, we dropped in for a game . My 11 year old enjoyed the place very much.

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    Great coaches, great atmosphere, great location. My 3 year old son is being truly coached in a team, not just goofing around with the ball.

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    Great place for kids to learn how to play soccer and be challenged. Daughter loves coming here. So do I.

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    Lotta fun. Lotta skill. Kids are good. My daughter had a lotta fun at their pickup game. Next time we're in la, we'll come back. Thx

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    Do you offer beginner classes for adults? If so, how much? I'm 28 and looking for that age range.

    Yes we do, for what age group?

    Are dogs allowed in the facility?

    Hi, service dogs are ok

    Hello, Do you guys work with kids that have autism? I have a 10-year-old us how to speech delay but he's very interested in taking soccer classes

    Hi Bree, I'm so sorry for the delayed response, I thought this had been answered. I talked to the coaches and he can try a class to see how it goes. Let me know thanks

    How do the adult pick up games work? How much does one person pay and how many matches are played?

    HI its $12 per player and you will be put on a team and play 5 min games throughout the 2 hours

    How old do you have to be to join? I have my thirteen year old daughter and my eight year old son, maybe they both can join?

    Hi, we have different programs for ages 2 - 16. Do they have experience playing soccer? If u would like to bring them for a free class on Monday or Tuesday, 5-6:15pm for ages 6- 9 and 6:15-7:30 ages 10+. Let me know thanks

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