Solid volleyball programs. I've been sending one of my kids…read moreto their beginner/intermediate clinic for homeschool students for about a year now. The feedback has been very positive. Recommended. - Staff is friendly and accommodating. - They donate services to local schools.

This volleyball club is unique as compared to the other San Diego volleyball clubs. A large…read morepercentage of the SoCal teams are more developmental in nature. These teams provide an opportunity for young players to learn that game and have fun.

Absolutely the best Coach for my little one! Great program and makes learning about soccer fun! We…read moreare looking forward to signing up my younger son soon, just keep an eye out for registration because it books so fast!

Coach Jamie is tops. Can't imagine anyone better at getting kids excited and engaged with soccer,…read morewhile also learning fundamentals. All 3 of our kids have gone through his coaching and love the game.

I would give it a three and a half because the facilities itself are very nice. There are plenty of…read morespace to spread out have games parties. Multiple fields for little league. A skatepark and a playground and even a rec center with a snack bar. Why isn't it five stars? Because the parking is atrocious. I agree with Colleen who said that they should have a crosswalk for the people who have to cross the street because it is a busy road with no crosswalks or signals. These are families with children strollers. They didn't really think it out when they built this area. So minus two stars for that because it most definitely was not thought out the ratio of parking lot to actual space. The other reason is because it's absolutely dangerous even in the smart parking lot because it's so small. I don't come to the park to be afraid of getting ran over

I really enjoy the classes/activities for kids this rec center has to offer. My older daughter has…read morehad the chance to try cheerleading, ballet, musical theatre, and gymnastics. Parking can be a challenge during scheduled games on the fields or during basketball practice. Sometimes the a/c doesn't work in some go the dance rooms and it gets hot/stuffy. Overall though, this is a great way for kids to exercise and try to find their passion.

This gym was a disappointment. My review is only to make sure everyone knows the older reviews are…read morespot on when it comes to the "classes" offered for young children. Someone mentioned that they should stop offering these, and I agree. I took my 4.5yr old for a trial and I can't say what they do during their classes because in order to see them, you have to literally press your face against the building to see from outside. My coworker took her daughter for a trial class before mine and her experience was not a positive but completely different than mine. Her husband at least got to walk her their daughter back to the area where the kids would be. Whereas I had to just shove mine through the door while they were shouting "red room!" There is no rollcall, they never even asked my daughters name so it's amazing. They knew who she was or why we were even there.

As a resident of Oceanside, I'm generally reluctant to speak negatively about local businesses,…read moreunderstanding the economic pressures they face. However, I'm concerned about the safety and cleanliness at this establishment. The visibility of the young children group is compromised (parents forced to awkwardly peek in from the outside tinted windows), which is unnerving for any parent (see other unfortunate reviews here and on Google). Given the awkward layout of an industrial park floor plan, they have CCTV footage but it's awful. With simple outreach(I work in IT), this is a solved problem... Additionally, the cleanliness leaves much to be desired, with a noticeable odor reminiscent of dirty feet, which we have not experienced in our new gym. I truly hope improvements can be made because I would love to see this business succeed and thrive.

Where do I begin, please bear with me. I took my nephew to the Sockers v Strykers game last night,…read more& it will be our last. Our seats we closer to the Sockers fans, and their team bench. Those socker fans were probably some of the drunkest, most obnoxious fans I've ever seen. One of there supporters told me they chartered a Bus from San Diego, and were drinking the entire time. I would have expected better behavior from the fans of The reigning Champion Sockers, than what was displayed last night. Do better Sockers, someone is always watching!! D.T

I went to the game 3/24/23…read more First time .. and last time. The game was fine. Getting into the arena was near impossible. The window people would not simply sell me 4 tickets. They insisted that I install some stupid app on my phone and establish an account (who knows where) BEFORE selling me the tickets. Naturally establishing an account required providing personal contact information. All this nonsense was going on as other people were waiting in line to approach the box office. I flatly refused and was only then (and begrudgingly) sold 4 paper tickets. It then took 2 or 3 passes for each of us to get thru the metal detectors. WTF! i'm not trying to get into the oval office. Just trying to experience a 2nd rate team playing a 2nd rate sport. At the very least I expected a welcoming reception. Major fail. I'm not going back.

Love having this space locally! My kid is totally new to the sport, and this space is great for…read morebeginners to advanced players. Staff and instructors are pros, and we noticed a lot of development in our novice player after just a couple lessons with Andrew. The best part is that my kid is eager to go back & sees these lessons as a treat. So the vibes are good! From a parent perspective, the whole operation is very organized and not intimidating. I'm sure we'll be back before next season!

As a former High School coach currently coaching my 9 year old, we frequently find ourselves at…read moremany of the indoor hitting facilities in my area. His current team has 1 practice per week at 5 Tool San Marcos. There is a 2nd (original) facility in Carlsbad (off Palomar Airport Rd area). Both sites are great facilities, the newer San Marcos (San Elijo) complex is cleaner and also seems much bigger. They have a dedicated area for pitching as well, with private coaching. The San Elijo facility is very clean with a dedicated staff always willing to assist. I'm guessing there are 15 tunnels in total? You can rent one and your coach or Dad/Mom whoever can throw to you or feed you balls. If flying solo? Staff will step in. They also provide private and semi-private lessons for both hitting and pitching and the coaching is solid! Another cool variable is the nets are all on rollers so you can pull them to side and clear a bigger space to hit ground balls if so desired. My son's competitive team rents out a section that encompasses 3 tunnels that they pull the best to make half-tunnels and then create a station for grounders.

I had been looking for someone to work with my son to improve some soccer techniques. We are SO…read moreHAPPY to have come across Classic XI Soccer Training!! All the coaches are super dedicated to each child and on working with them to achieve their soccer goals. After only a couple sessions my sons soccer season started and i could see how much he had improved, his coach kept telling him that he could tell he'd been working on his techniques. Thank you to all the coaches at Classic XI Training for all that you do! I am so happy that my son is part of this amazing soccer family!! He's always happy and ready to train with you guys :)

Love this league It's so much fun…read more I highly recommend The owner Chris is amazing. Always accommodating and professional He cares about this league and it shows

::My sons have been been playing NFL flag more than half their lives and they are 12 yrs and 9 yrs…read moreold. This league has grown so much within the years. My sons play every season and we have had good and bad seasons.. but they learned from each one! They both play year around (Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter), because they love it so much! There is recreational and competitive in this league. So if you have a beginner start off at recreational. And if you have a son or daughter that is advanced, they can try out for competitive. My oldest plays competitive and youngest does recreational. They both love it! They have this league all over San Diego, but the best it is in Santee! Friday nights lights and beer garden there. Fun for parents and kids! Can't go wrong with that! Remember, this league has volunteering parents that are coaches, so you have to be patient. There are some that have been coaching for years and some that are brand new. The more your child plays.. they will establish a team. My boys play between two different teams sometimes depending on the season. During sign-ups, you can do coach and/or friend requests, so bring a friend! Staff is great. Never had any issues! If you are looking for a sports for your son or daughter to try... try NFL FLAG! They will have a great experience!::