The staff here is amazing! My son had several lessons with two different staff members for two…read moredifferent skills before and during the 2026 baseball season. Both instructors were highly skilled at their positions and helped my son learn to achieve higher results at both positions.

Very disappointing experience after purchasing a $199.99 bat for my 7-year-old…read more We're new to travel baseball and relied on the staff's guidance. After trying a demo bats, their staff advised us to have my son hit baseballs with the NEW bat while it was still wrapped in plastic due to him going up from a 26" to a 28" since the 27" was no longer in stock. We purchased it, and after removing the plastic noticed a paint chip on the top of the barrel. When I asked to return it while still in their facility, I was told the bat was considered "used" because my son had hit a few balls with it in the batting cage, even though that happened in THEIR facility, while it was still wrapped, at THEIR staff's direction. Had anyone told me that allowing my son to test the bat meant it immediately became non-returnable, I never would have agreed to it. Instead, I'm now being told to pursue a manufacturer warranty claim. Which is a bummer since it's a nice size knock on the top of the barrel and the paint chip exposes the composite. From what I read, this can make the bat more susceptible to cracks. I understand return policies, but customers should be clearly informed when following a salesperson's recommendation makes a $200 purchase final. I would kindly ask the staff alongside the customer examen a product together before it becomes FINAl SALE. An exciting new adventure has now become a mama's headache and extra steps to try and make sure we won't through away money in today's economic times! Unfortunately, this experience lost our business. Other than that, nice facility. just think twice and asked for the sales team to examen any purchase with you before the sale concludes.

I wish that I could say we had a good experience with StrikeOne this summer. I was hoping these…read moreguys would take care of my son in their travel ball program. This just did not happen. At tryouts Kenny spoke very highly of our son and made us think he would be important in the summer program. In the end we paid over $2000 and our son was used for about 2 innings the entire summer. Thus, we paid over $2000 plus travel costs for about 15 minutes of total playtime. He took thousands and thousands of dollars from several families in this way. So it was even more insulting when we would show up to tournaments and there would be new players that no one had ever seen before, utilizing playtime that we paid for. I should have left when other parents expressed concerns. But then Kenny only responds when his money is on the line, otherwise you're ignored. I thought my son was in good hands. It was a total waste of a huge amount of money. Be careful of this organization. We feel completely taken advantage of.

Excellent coaching at Strike One. Always a positive, competitive environment during private lessons.read more

I just can't say enough about Brock and this program, and more importantly how much he has meant to…read moreour son and our family. He invests in both the player and the person, and has meant so much to our oldest son's development as a player and a human being. Grateful we met Brock and would recommend him to anyone.

Brock was such an amazing find. He trained my son and 3 of his friends and within a very short…read moreamount of time, they gained so much confidence and knowledge of the game. They grew as player! They boys all love and respected him. He was patient and firm at the same time. We will keep the training going. Worth the time and money! Brock, you are truly great at what you do!!

This is the instructional program you want for your kids. The manager of the organization has an…read moreextensive knowledge of the game and cares about the development of his players on and off the field. My kids have been going to receiving instruction from TBI since 2021 and they are much better for it. His prices are reasonable and on par with other major programs in the region, but the level of instruction and dedication to his players is superior to everything we've seen from other organizations. There are now TBI players that have entered the high school level of play in the area and I've personally had conversations with coaches who have recognized the dedication and skill level of those players compared to players from other organizations. If your kid is serious about baseball, this is the program they want to be apart of!!!

Competitiveness! And it's all in your child who wants and does what he practiced. They are very…read moregood instructors, with lots of experience.

Coach Alex is professional, has experience and treats the players like adults. This isn't your…read morecommunity park daddy ball team that unfortunately dominates our sport these days. My boys could use him at their HS.

Alex has trained both my boys in hitting , pitching and fielding. Alex is an amazing baseball coach…read moreand super nice! One of my boys is now going to play baseball at LMU!. Thank you Alex!

I'm 57 and needed 6 weeks of training in hitting and outfielding, as I was preparing to attend a…read morebaseball fantasy camp. I've played softball for ages, but baseball is another animal. I needed to be able to hit pitching thrown from 50-70mph. My coach was Alexander DeLeon, and he was outstanding. By the time I finished my work with him, I was confident I could hit pitching up to 70 mph. He helped correct 40 years of bad habits at the plate, was patient and communicated well. He taught me how to run routes to balls in the outfield as well as playing some first base. Results: I hit .500 at camp, and .750 in tournament play (total of 6 games). The coordinators in their office worked around my schedule to make dates and times work for me and were very on top of things. Prior to contacting SCBA, I tried reaching out to other baseball coaches in the area as well as the "Find Your Coach" web site, and it was a huge bust. Not one of them returned phone calls or e-mails. The SCBA did, and while pricey, they exceeded my lofty expectations in terms of value, experience and results. If I had a child who loved the game and wanted to improve their skills, SCBA would be my #1 choice. I may be back at the end of this year for more training in pitching, as I am considering returning to fantasy camp next year.

I hope there is enough space to say the amount of amazing things I can say about Mike and the SCBA…read more They are always very accommodating of schedules and you can really feel their genuine want to help the kids. They have the highest level of professionalism while making everything fun and exciting for everyone. As a manager I have been overwhelmed with their willingness to help. Thank you for all you have done for my kids.

Eddie is hands down the best swim instructor in the Conejo Valley! My 4 year old daughter was…read moreafraid to put her face in the water on the first day of swim lessons and by the end of our 2 week session with Eddie, she was jumping into the water and swimming! :) Eddie is calm, but direct with the kids. He gives simple instructions, encourages the kids to continue to try new things, and helps them work through their fears. Our daughter completely made a 180 and now loves the water and loves swimming because of Eddie. Highly recommend you use him for your kiddos! I already can't wait for my son to start swim lessons with Eddie next year when he turns 2.

Eddie is amazing. Patient, creative. Really cares about the kids. Guarantee the kids will swim…read morein nine lessons and when they say all the kids will mostly cry the first couple days and stopped. He was so on cue. My grandbaby is 2 1/2 years old. She did cry the first three lessons, but she listened to everything he said to her and on day four she took off swimming. She took her lessons with her cousins, so there were three of them for 30 minutes and they each take turns. Water safety is #1.

Santa Susana Baseball will take your money and then assign you a practice day and time without…read moreconferring about your availability. if you can't make it too bad. They won't offer you a different practice group that fits your schedule or a refund. It's a money-hungry group. Do not sign up and get trapped.

When I was a kid, my glove was a hand me down. My bat was whatever the team had in a size I could…read moreswing. The fields were semi-upkept diamonds at elementary or middle schools. There weren't bleachers or snack bars. We had uniforms, kind of. Games were one day a week and I, honestly, don't remember how I got to practice, but I do remember that by throwing on my cleats and grabbing a glove, I was ready to go. Simi is a little different. Baseball:Simi::Football:Texas. The diamonds here are better than the ones my high school had. Kids bats are $300. Gloves are $100. Uniforms are planned across the league to the point that watching a group of 11-12 YOslooks like Field of Dreams because of the perfectly orchestrated throwbacks chosen. The HOF Baseballs on the chain link are adorned with actual big leaguers. It's a little different and of the leagues in Simi, SSBB is the shining star. The history is richer than the others. Our 11 YO decided to play baseball for the first time this year. That's 50 by Simi youth baseball standards, but if he wanted to, we'll give him everything we can to compete. At try outs, his inexperience was evident to the point that coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. Wait, let's focus on that, the coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. That's it, we made the right choice in league. The coaches were supportive in a way I wasn't offered as a kid. That hasn't stopped. Simi is a weird town. The people in Simi are... different. Women have little cliques. Men have "Good ol' boys" clubs. It's not exactly a town conduscive to fresh faces. That rule has to be applied across the board and, after you've made peace with that, judge everything based on the rest. That isn't to say anything bad about SSBB in any way. Just the parents can be disinterested in a Simi Valleyian way. The coaches and team mom have been great. I couldn't ask for any more of them. The fields are gorgeous. There's a snack bar... a staffed snack bar... SSBB is a fantastic little league that I will happily support long after our boy has moved onto other ventures.