LA Galaxy gals representing as a brand new sponsor for LB midnight movies on the beach!…read more Very friendly staff and we talked about the season & down times. The ladies were very informative. I signed up for their schedule & got a soccer ball for my pet!

I've spent enough time here to separate a bad day from a broken system and unfortunately I think…read moreit's the latter. The facility has potential. There are plenty of fields and having indoor space is valuable. That's about where my praise ends. The biggest problem is the coaching. Youth soccer should be about development. Teaching fundamentals, correcting mistakes, building confidence and making sure every child gets meaningful instruction. Instead, the quality depends almost entirely on which coach your child gets. Some are engaged. Others seem distracted, chatting with each other while the session runs itself. Too many practices turn into kids standing around or playing small scrimmages with very little coaching, correction or individual feedback. Parents aren't paying to rent field space. They're paying for instruction. The environment doesn't help. Parking is consistently frustrating, the building gets uncomfortably hot and the indoor fields often have that stale turf smell that hits you the moment you walk in. The front desk also sets the wrong tone. Most visits start with staff sitting behind the counter without so much as a greeting or acknowledgment. For a place built around families and young kids, that's disappointing. One thing that continues to surprise me is how little attention is paid to what's happening around the active classes. I've regularly seen parents, older siblings and other family members juggling balls and kicking them around right next to training sessions. It's distracting for the kids who are actually there to learn and no one seems interested in managing it. What frustrates me most is that this carries the LA Galaxy name. You expect a higher standard of coaching, organization and professionalism. Instead, it feels inconsistent from top to bottom. If you happen to get one of the good coaches, you'll probably have a positive experience. If you don't, you've simply lost weeks or months of development. For a program representing one of the biggest soccer brands in America, "hopefully you get a good coach" shouldn't be the business model.

Great summer camp! The coaches were very nice, friendly and knowledgeable!…read moreTheir facilities are clean and nice,most importantly we don't have to worry about the weather. My son had a lot of fun while improving his skills. Can't wait to sign up for another session with them.

I absolutely love Hit Factory! We've booked two of our kids' birthday parties here, and they've…read morebeen so accommodating every time. The coaches at the camps are amazing--my kids LOVE them, and my son keeps asking to come back every week! They seriously have some of the best baseball development classes in the South Bay. Such a great place for kids to learn, develop their skills, and have fun!

Absolutely the best outdoor batting cages south of the Bay Area! Ironically I grew up not to far…read morefrom here and besides the pleasant memories, the cages are still tremendously fun and throws strikes most of the time. Not a fan of indoor cages as why would you need them in sunny California!

I've been coming here for 20 years. There has been no improvement to the cages. I'm not giving this…read moreguy any more funds. He needs to invest into his business and upgrade his cages. 1) we have a batting cage with no home plate. 2) the cage nets are so low in the batters box the net hits your bat 3) it's so dark by the machine you can't see the ball to get good timing. 4) the machine don't throw strikes 5) when I asked the guy at the desk to fix these things he looked at me like I was crazy. He also said the net keeps coming down with the rain. He also said I'm tall so that's why. I've been coming here for 20 years easy. 20 years ago. Same problem with the cage. .. I've lived here in La my whole 33 years of life. Prolly rained 33 times.. I come to the cage to work on my swing. I come to the cage to get release stress. I come to the cage to meditate. It's hard to do that when you can't perform in the cage properly. This place has a lot of room for potential but the staff should care about the sport as much as us.

My son was in this league from T-Ball - Majors until he was too old to play. The league is ran by…read morevolunteers and those who help truly do it for the community. I wish more baseball organizations did the same. There are some unruly spectators that forget that these are just children playing and its not MLB but i guess you get that in any youth sport. The fields are maintained and kept clean.

This league is AMAZING. My son has participated in little league at NTLL for four years, and it has…read morebeen a great experience. The uniqueness of this league has further been made clear for us as we travel to other local leagues for fall ball this year. No other league has fields and facilities like NTLL--better bathrooms, better snack bar, batting cages, lit fields, protection from the sun and foul balls. NTLL fields are better by far. The volunteers are amazing as well--they are the backbone of this league, and their hard work and dedication are to be commended. NTLL feels like family, and we are thankful to be a part of it.

GOOOOOAAAALLLLLLLLL!…read more GOOOOOOAAAAALLLLLLLLLLL! Ok, so maybe our team doesn't hear that as often as some of the others but WHO CARES because we're having fun wearing knee socks and cleats. SouthBay Sports allows all of us wanna be athletes and those "has been" athletes live out our World Cup dreams each week, minus the head-butting. I play on two co-ed teams and in addition to getting some much needed cardio, I also get to relieve some much need aggression on those boys who try to get in my way. They spent the summer turfing the field on Aviation & Manhattan Beach blvd so there is no risk of falling in the mud holes of previous seasons. SouthBay Sports also offers softball and co-ed football during certain seasons so keep an eye out on their schedule.

I've played in this league for over 6 years. They used to have quality teams, a decent turf field,…read moreand well priced team fees. It's been years since any maintenance has been done on the field. The quality of teams has lowered significantly (players with low skill and bad attitudes are everywhere). The referees either don't care or slow the game down with excessive calls and power trips. On top of all this the cost to play has been increasing. None of that extra cost seems to go towards improving the player experience. The only redeeming aspect is Mike, the guy who works the front office, he's respectful and does his best to help to keep everything smooth. Work towards improving the player experience and maybe you won't have trouble keeping quality players on the field.

WORST RUN ORGANIZATION!!!!!!!…read more Signed up my child for flag football. They advertised in my neighborhood. Claiming games were going to be played in PV. They put out a schedule a few days before the first game. 7 out of the 8 games played in El Segundo High School. ONE game played at Rolling Hills Prep. El Segundo is 45 minutes away from my home. If I would have known that at the beginning, I would have signed up in Torrance. My child (7) is in Division III. It states 6 to 8 years old. I'm seeing kids on other teams 9, 10, and 11 years old. I mentioned it to the director, Joe, and he doesn't seem to care. He just shrugs his shoulder and walks away. There is another division for 9 - 11 years old. Apparently, some coaches want to keep their team intact and winning. Teaching kids isn't the priority here. Joe coaches a Division III team. He screams at his kids and manhandles them. At least he's not my son's coach. Not the way the director should conduct himself. I am told by other parents that he picks his own players. Trying to get a good team. It is hard enough for our coaches trying to teach the kids the game and rules of football. But, when you pit them against kids that are up to 5 years older it is very difficult to coach them. Some become afraid since they are about 8 inches shorter and about 40 pounds lighter. Hard to coach fundamentals when they are paired against such older kids. Bottom line. This organization is poorly run. I will not sign up my kids again in this league.

"I brought my son and two of his teammates out to South Bay Youth Sports...they enjoyed every…read moremoment of it." Former NFL Player Spring 2010 "Playing with South Bay Youth Sports was an enjoyable experience. The league had the kids' best interest at heart, and all the kids had fun. All the games ran smoothly, because the league was extremely well organized. The pre-season speed camp was an added bonus that got our son excited about starting the season." Eric and Joann K. Spring 2009 My two boys (and myself) have really enjoyed SBYS. Creating, managing and maintaining a league this large and in this type of community can be a headache at times but you've made it look easy. Watching you each weekend walk around, assess situations and coolly address problems is amazing. I want to commend you and your staff on a great season and thank you for all your hard work. The kids and parents owe you a huge thanks! Rob M. Spring 2008

It was my first time visiting this location and It was so fun! My friend brought me to this…read morelocation to try it out and we went a weekday afternoon. You have the option to bring your own bat or use one of theirs. You can purchase tokens for batting rounds or you can purchase time and play until your time it up. I highly recommend reserving if you have a group as their rule is the share batting cages between rounds with others waiting. It was a fun environment, the staff were friendly and knowledgeable and welcoming. The people there to play were also welcoming and courteous which made a pleasant overall experience! I'll definitely be returning l.

Torrance Batting Cages is our go to for many baseball purposes including BP in the cages, practices…read moreon the turf, and glove repair. Their staff is friendly, knowledgeable, honest and attentive and the facility is well maintained and cared for. My youngest was so lucky to be handed down a Nokona glove. We took it to TBC and they relaced and cleaned it up by the next day! There is no where else we will go for our glove care needs. Thanks TBC!

The track around the soccer field is a great place to run. Free from the worries of rolling your…read moreankle on the uneven sidewalks and cars and bicyclist speeding by you. But there is still a fear of the ladies with the strollers running you over. Weekday mornings are obviously less crowded. But when it is crowded, most people are mindful of those who actually want to run instead of just walk. Parking is free and the track lights are on pretty late, I believe around 10PM. It's located right next to the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center.

This is a great rubberized track. It's a little more than a quarter mile around. Probably like 400…read moremeters. It's not the size of a typical track which has 8 lanes. This has more like 6 but it's still a nice sized track. The surface is excellent and the cushioning helps protect your knees when you jog or run. This is a great track for a workout. The gym is great too for basketball. The field is artificial grass which is neat. it has a lot of cushion to it. Lots of soccer and football practice done here. Oh and cheerleaders too. This place gets a lot of use which is also good for motivation. There's something about working out while other people are working out. Everyone moving in the same direction. There are lots of walkers too. Just wish they would learn to walk in the outside lanes and leave the inside lanes to runners. But oh well, it's still all good. And as long as you're out there trying to improve your health and fitness, that's a good thing. It's really popular right after work as the sun is starting to go down. There is a lot of parking and getting in and out is easy. They have lights and sometimes they come on when it gets dark. I think it depends on the field activities reserved.