My son joined the pre tryout clinic and loved it. I love how professional each coach was and how…read moreorganized it was ran. We liked it so much that we signed him up for the Fall Academy. This reminds me of the parallel of the Rafal Tennis Academy, the Nick Bollettieri Academy, of course The Ultimate Fieldhouse is for basketball. Very clean facility. Lots of parking spot, easy to find, vending machines are filled. There is a spot for shooting, shoot 360, and amazingly an area for table tennis/ping pong. Definitely recommend this to parents whose kids are looking to tune into their basketball skills and learn team tactics and strategy.

We attended two sessions Saturdays for few months. We really liked coach Marcus but they have big…read moreinitiation fees and monthly recharge... then, you have to book each session and if a month has extra week you have to purchase to attend all the Saturdays but if you don't book sessions within the month, you can't roll over. But I felt that it's too optimized for the organization and squeezes members.

Are you young, new to the city, and like meeting new people?…read more Then WAKA Kickball is for you! I've been playing for 5 years now. There are several days you can play, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday. Each Day of the week has a different vibe and level of competition. I mainly play on Sundays which is a little less competitive than other days. And it gives me enough time to recover. After the games we head to our sponsor bar to hang out, drink, and play flip cup. There are usually 2-3 parties that happen every season as well. I've made some of my best friends playing kickball. You should too!

Really fun and really great way to meet new people in a new city (or when you want to make new…read morefriends in the city you've lived in for awhile). Every league is different, so it's worth trying a few if you don't like the first one you are in. The kickball is fun but it works really well when paired with the drinking games after. The most important thing is to find a league where the post-game bar is on a night where you can afford to drink and is easy to get home from (i.e. no driving necessary). A good post-game means it doesn't matter whether you are on a team that loses every game. There is a mix of players and some have played for a few years and understand the strategies and have experience, while others are just starting out. Signing up as a free agent is pretty random, so you can get placed on a completely new team or as filling out an established squad. Most people are generally friendly and welcoming (beer does that to you).

Good luck with Instructor absent (never shown up) for the date of lesson.. ....and pain in the A…read morerefund process. No one there seems to know how to solve this situation because I've been told this is a non profit club. ??!!

My family and I have been members of the Woodlands Cabana Club and Swim Team for the past two years…read moreand we absolutely love it there. Signing the kids up for swim team has been one of the best decisions we've ever made. Even though we have a pool at home, we still frequent the Cabana Club to spend time with friends in the community. Our springs and summers would not be the same without Woodlands and their wonderful community.

This place is more than pickleball courts. It's a vibe, it's community, and it's a variety of…read moreplayers and skill levels from beginner to advanced. The signup board and "monitors" will help you find a good group if needed. Please respect the neighbors who are not thrilled with parking on the housing side. The bathrooms are by the tennis courts but there is a water fountain at the pickleball courts. Just bring a smile, a bottle, and your paddle. If you need a coach let me know. I have group and private lessons at private Walnut Creek courts weekly. I'll get you ready to play and win at Rudgear Park!

Great place to play pickleball! Lots of good players and everyone is friendly. The club organizes…read moreplay and provides balls during morning play. Out-of-town visitors are welcome.

Coaches are very patient and encouraging. My daughter just started volleyball at her fifteenth and…read moreher confidence is very low since most of the girls at her age have been playing for a few years. My daughter had so much fun there.

Excellent facilities, mediocre coaches, and overpriced overall. The owners have a good vision in…read moremind but the club director lacks the mental capacity to make the club a winner.

We've had an incredible experience with Vibe Volleyball Club, especially through private lessons…read more Every time my daughter works with Coach Ana, the difference is immediate. She walks in excited and walks out confident, energized, and on fire. Ana has a rare ability to truly see her athletes and push them just beyond what they thought was possible. We choose private lessons at Vibe because they keep her learning year-round, even during downtime, in a way that isn't possible in a team setting. Whatever she wants to work on, Ana locks in, and they nail it within an hour. Those skills then show up in tournaments with confidence and clarity. What stands out just as much is the impact on her mental game. Confidence doesn't come easily at this age, and the way Ana builds belief and trust is truly special. We feel incredibly lucky to be part of Vibe Volleyball Club and highly recommend it to any family looking for real development, strong coaching, and genuine support.

Attended a volleyball tournament at VIbe Volleyball Club this weekend…read more Terrible spectating and air quality. Even if it is cool and dry outside, the inside air is stagnant, hot, and humid. Disgusting. No idea how they can run this place as an oven after COVID. We would have thought that fresh air would be a necessity. Build in some windows and/or skylights that you can open. It's just a hotbox. No room for spectators... You have to cram in your own folding chairs. Skip this place if you are running a tournament. That having been said - good bathrooms...

This organization fails to improve and correct their mistakes. It's no wonder they lose at least…read more20% of participants to Pleasant Hill Baseball Association (PHBA) every single year. If it were not for being in a big city that encourages sports for children, this organization would have failed long ago. Here's why: 1. TOO SMALL: Each league has only 4-5 teams, whereas other leagues have 10+ teams (like most little league teams). Lower ages have so few teams that WCLL MAKES YOU TRAVEL TO PITTSBURG, RICHMOND, CLAYTON, ETC. Who wants to drive around to play teams from other cities far away? Especially certain cities where you worry about your car getting broken into. At other leagues, there are 10+ teams and your child gets to play with the same kids year after year (meaning they make friends and establish a community). Not at WCLL. It's horrible. 2. FIELDS SUCK: WCLL makes you play at local elementary schools where the fields are not kept nicely. There is no grounds crew to prep the fields, weeds, giant holes, etc. Other leagues have clean and well groomed fields that are separated for baseball and softball. 3. HORRIBLE COACHING: The coaching is parent volunteers, which is fine, but there is no background check, training, or anything else. They merely let any parent who signs up be a coach. Most often, the parent has no experience with coaching or even playing, and therefore cannot help your child grow. 4. NO DEVELOPMENT: The league does not work on developing your child as a player, teammate or competitor. It's merely a play date each week at all levels. 5. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The board are a bunch of power hungry moms and dads that love to assert power with little reasoning. Honestly, I doubt any of them played any sports growing up. They do not do anything to change the league so it's a wonder why they sign up for the position anyway. 6. LACK OF COMPETITION. The league frowns on competition or showing any competitive spirit. If you try to establish competition in children, your team, etc, which is useful for adulthood, they will outcast you. Many coaches and families have left for being persecuted for this, went to another league, and thrived. WCLL literally shoots themselves in the foot by getting rid of the best coaches and families who challenge their teams and children to do better and strive to win. 7. GIRLS SOFTBALL: Some divisions have 3-4 teams, and some age levels do not even have softball (meaning they have to play with boys). Contrast that with PHBA where there are 10+ teams of only girls for softball starting at the age of 4. No joke, that's how bad WCLL is for girls. 8. BOYS BASEBALL: All the good players go to other leagues as these travel teams get stomped by every other league. If you want your kid to develop, you'll need to go to another league. If you do not believe me, go and ask around and check out other leagues on your own. I have no affiliation with anyone else, just giving my opinion so you can research leagues before you commit to this horrendously ran, unprofessional, and rag tag league.

This is the place you want to have your next function at! My girl got married ladt weekend and…read moreeverything was a hit....a little crazy...but mostly fabulous. I wish I had taken more pics to highlight the facilities but let me tell you this one of the best community centers Ive been to. Ample parking, hugh kitchen with mulitple refridgerators, dining and dance floor areas, dressing rooms and restrooms. Best days to rent ..Fridays or Sundays.....check it out for yourself. Ciao for now....

My first time attending an event at this venue and what a beautiful venue! Located in Pleasant…read moreHill, next to a police station but also a near an outside area that has a gazebo. They have a pavilion area, dance floor, mirrors, tall ceilings and huge windows. I attended a 50th birthday, parking was easy, they had a kitchen, staff was super friendly and helped with the garbage when it got full. I bet it gets busy trying to rent out this venue for events but I enjoyed it and if you're looking for a venue in the East Bay/Concord area, this is a great spot!

Mike Murphy Baseball is absolutely the best for any boy or girl looking to improve their baseball…read moreor softball skills. The instructors do an amazing job motivating and encouraging the players while making practices fun and productive. They were the only coaches my daughter was always excited to rush to and never wanted to be late for. Highly recommend!

The facility is fine, but pricy at 100$ for an hour in a full cage. When you need to clean up all…read morethe balls this amounts to 100$ for maybe 40 minutes of hitting. The staff there were fine but standoffish which was really awkward. The pitching machine was not plugged in and balls were on the ground when I arrived, halfway through the session the pitching machine broke and I had to go troubleshoot it. Cutting down on more expensive hitting time. Finally the clientele was laughably stereotypical, one guy who sounds like he peaked in 3rd grade was talking about how he was going to get kicked out for starting a fight because someone had the audacity to allow a ball they hit go against a net and bump into him. The egos here are huge and fragile, if you aren't into that I would avoid it. You can find better deals elsewhere. Updated to match my Google review, Michael is not interested in improving himself or his business. That's his decision, albeit a sad one. But notice the pattern of his responses to criticism, not addressing it and going on the offense. This is a display of the fragile ego I speak of above. I wish you the best Michael.