This season was my son's 2nd season. Thunder Football has been really good for him. He has made…read morefriends and has learned to be responsible. My son is quite a big boy despite being only 10 and played with older kids but he never gave up. I hoped he would enjoy football and he does. It's something he wants to do every year. The practices might be a little rough for him but he strives and that's all I wanted. Thank you Thunder for teaching my son not to give up and to keep riding for his team.

It's Baeza football now, run by a family who doesn't know what they are doing. (Father is head…read morecoach and president, mother is head cheerleader and in charge of finances, children play key positions like qb/rb/wr) Many of the good players and coaches have left, don't make the mistake of signing your kids up for this second rate program. It's all about politics, ego stroking, and draining your wallet. With the loss of Ernie, this program has nothing left to offer, nobody wants to work for the Baezas including the kids. I've found a much better program for both of my boys, you should too.

Finished up our first season with the 8u team and had a blast. I love that all the games were at…read morethe same park . Practices once a week definitely worked with our crazy schedule. This season was fun, and my daughter gained some new soccer skills and some pretty cool new friends.

I live here. I've been attending games here for almost 20 years. Nothing has changed! It's dusty…read morefrom the makeshift dirty unpaved parking lot. It's a sad day when you have to make plans to wash your car around the games. I've always had to think....Hmmmm, will I have to park at Pony Fields, after I wash my car???? If you do, don't bother cleaning it because it will come out dirty. There's probably about 100 spaces in the fenced in paved area with ONLY 3-4 handicap spots. Get here early if you don't want to drive your fancy car onto the dirt and pot-holed rocky filled, dirt lot. You can also take the chance of parking on the street but trying to unload Littles and baseball gear and crossing the busy street, WILL add to your stress and challenge. Pony fields sometimes charge a fee to enter. I don't know why. It's not a park worth coming into. What can I say? It's dirty, dusty and no shelter from wind or dust storms that seem to pick up every single night we are here. Trees are few and far between so bring your EZ Ups and be prepared to batten them down. It's windy here and will catch you off guard. I think the owners of this field need to invest some serious money and rebuild this park. The outhouses scattered about in the field are always so STINKY! When the wind picks up, trust me, you will need nose protection. It is unbearable. It probably isn't healthy to breathe this mess. Poor kids running around this field come home and need to be dunked in a tub. It's that dirty. True. It's a baseball field, but for those of us NOT playing baseball, spectators.... we shouldn't have to feel we went through a dust storm, at every visit. Do not park along the backside of the fields or you will get hit. So that takes away about 10-15 paved spots. On the plus side, the snack bar is reasonable. There are a few wooden picnic tables. Also, hilly patches of grass to sit on. Don't plan to lay a blanket down anywhere for the kids. It's pretty dirty. Dogs and pets are not allowed! Starbucks, McDonalds, Chic-Filet, Jack in the Box, Walmart, Target, and many others, are within 3-5 miles. In the 23 years I've lived in Murrieta, I will say this is the worst baseball park I have taken the kids to. It really needs to be improved. No stars would be my best rating. I am forced to give it 1. Really not deserving of even 1.

A lot of work has been done in the past two years and more is coming per the current Board. A…read moregreat place to start youths in baseball-Ages 3 to 19 years old. The league is open to Murrieta and non-Murrieta residents. My son played Pony for past 6 years in the Recreational Division and the Unlimited/ Competitive Division. Now, he is in high school and very competitive and well rounded. His baseball IQ difficulty increased with his experience and play at Murrieta Valley Pony Baseball.

Great experience, had some minor hiccups and miscommunication but in the end Joe made it happened…read moreand apologized for the misunderstanding and made it a pleasant experience for my son. See y'all next year!

This is what our Youth need!! Great leadership, competition, motivation and Life Coaching!!! My…read morefamily is very appreciative of the time and energy given to our Children. #Blessings

My daughter did a couple of clinics that were offered at Figs new location. The facility is nice…read moreand clean, and they have AC in the lobby! There are rolling garage doors that create airflow for the players where the courts are located. My daughter had the opportunity to work with Coach Bri and Coach Jamie, and she loved them both. During the couple of weeks we spent there, you could feel the good vibes and culture - really family friendly and tight knit. We have not played on a club team here, so this review is based off of the training sessions they offer. However I have no doubt that playing on a team for this club would be a great experience. If you're new to volleyball or thinking about finding a new home, I'd highly recommend giving Figs a try!

Choosing a volleyball club is not only one of the most stressful challenges for players but for…read moreparents as well. I would say many if not most consider similar criteria such as great coaches, wins, cost, location and culture. Let me start off by saying-- Our daughter has learned and developed more at FIGS in ONE year than 4 years at any other club thanks to Juanchi and Caitlyn! FIGS is NOT about "how many people can I pack into my club and take club fees and move on." They are very family oriented and care about the players. Not only do they take the time to get to know the girls but the parents as well. I love that they actually care about the players improving their volleyball skills and working with the players to meet their goals- not just letting them make the same mistakes over and over. The facility has everything a player needs to be a great volleyball player including top elite coaching and an amazing culture. It seemed like finding a club that didn't have drama or a toxic culture wouldn't be possible until we met Juanchi. FIGS was highly recommended to us by friends for a while, and I'm glad we finally found our volleyball home. I could go on forever about all the great things this club has to offer. You couldn't find a better club than FIGS and their coaches. They are a very honest and straightforward volleyball club. There's no gimmicks or distractions. You're there to work with the best, be the best and play against the best! They have such amazing credentials and professional background in all their areas of expertise-- you won't be disappointed and happy that at the end of the season you have money and time well spent and not just a tournament T shirt and an empty bank account. FIGS is the place if you're looking for the best... otherwise move over-- our girls have work to do.

Love, love, love Endeavor! So glad we found this gym. My child started on the recreational side…read moreand quickly moved up to the competitive teams a number of years ago. Compared to other gyms, Endeavor provides a fabulous training at a great value. The Endeavor coaches have gone above and beyond in making my child feel supported, loved, and motivated to succeed in not just gymnastics, but life in general. The gym also does a fantastic job making everyone feel like family and fostering strong friendships between the children. This undoubtedly has to do with their uncanny ability to weed out the problematic parents who act like they are on the season finale of "Dance Moms" or "Cheer Perfection" that plague other competitive gyms. Keep it up, Endeavor. You are a breath of fresh air! *chef's kiss*

Beware! Bullying and harassment! This review is regarding…read morethe competitive side. -3 bully girls on my child's team shoved the other 4 girls daily, smacked other athletes in the face & head, punched my child in the stomach, repeatedly put their fingers in her face & bossed her around. They annoyed, bullied, harassed & threw equipment at her & others. They also rolled around & laid on mats in others stations so the girls who actually wanted to train couldn't. The bullies are there for free play time & to harass & annoy others, not gymnastics. The only coach that addressed the issue is no longer employed @the gym. How these girls are on team is a mystery to me. -my child's coaches didn't correct form until the season was over. They also barked orders that the girls didn't understand & neglected to explain. -office staff is rude & speak disparagingly about parents & coaches. -don't ask for a meeting to discuss issues, you'll be ignored. -the gym owner checked out of his business for a solid year. -they don't respect safe sport policies. They defy the policies when they allow bullying & harassment. They ignored policies when they attempted to silence me out of discussing my concerns. They defied the policies when they retaliated against my child & myself by ejecting her from the program for her mom expressing concerns regarding the bullying & asking for resolution. -they drastically changed our schedule 3 times last year with no regard for our personal lives. -the bully girls, despite their conduct, treatment of others & poor scores at competition were still moved up, leaving the good athletes who are well behaved & actually want to train to deal with their harassment another year. This caused endeavor to lose several amazing athletes. -I provided the gym owner the dates, times & station where bullying took place so he could pull camera footage, I was ignored. If I wanted my daughter to have free play time & be annoyed by kids with bad behavior I would take her to the park & save my money. I paid $375/ mo for my daughter to learn gymnastics, not for her spirit to be broken & walk out of the gym crying, expressing that she no longer loved gymnastics & wanted a new gym. I'm happy for the parents whose children were fortunate enough to land on a supportive team w/ a coach that corrects negative behavior but we didn't get that. Endeavor coaches had no problem sending my child off the floor for crying (which I support) but wouldn't send bullies off the floor for physically assaulting teammates. I guess my money wasn't as green as theirs. That is a lot of money to spend for a great portion of the classes being the bullies shoving athletes to the back of the line, instigating arguments, fighting for front of the line just to throw their hair around in my daughters face to irritate her, or stand on a block holding up the line because they don't know what to do because they don't listen to the coaches. The bullies had bad attitudes, throwing a fit if they were asked to take a picture or if a teammate tried to hug them. It's impossible to thrive in such an environment. One of the bullies annoyed my daughter on the sidelines at a competition, on her back poking her, causing her to trip going into her tumbling pass, two coaches stood there and did nothing, yet my daughter is expected to perform well. My daughter has since trialed several gyms & was welcomed into environments with supportive, friendly, encouraging teammates and I watched in amazement as I saw my once confident athlete return to her prior glory. It's amazing how the environment plays a role in how an athlete performs. We're now fixing what endeavor broke in my daughter: her spirit. Thank you, endeavor, for showing us what a gym should not be. Pretty sad when your greatest asset is air conditioning. Going back I wish I would have recorded all the times the girls put their fingers in my daughters face, shook their hair in her face to irritate her, punched her in the stomach, threw things at her, yelled at her, etc. This is a healthy training environment? What a joke! This is embarrassing & frankly insulting that they placed my daughter & other strong athletes in a group with such nonsense. If the bullies spent as much time working on skills as they did fighting to be 1st in line they might actually be successful. Be forewarned, if you come here & happen to get a good group then good for you, but if you end up in a group like this they will do absolutely nothing to resolve it. *edited to add that yelp wont allow me to post the video of 1 of the bullies smacking a teammate in the face but im happy to provide it to anyone interested. Of course endeavor would want my videos of negative behavior removed. I hope the bullies &their parents are embarrassed. I hope they remember that while their disgusting behavior ruined my child's experience, she continued to cheer for & celebrate them. You can try to silence me, endeavor, but just like at competition, you'll fail.

The Lab has been such a great place for our team. We practice there weekly and it's consistently…read moreclean and equipped with everything the players need. Our 9-year-old son has trained privately with Coach Tracy Ybarra for the past couple of years, and the growth we've seen in his skills and confidence has been incredible. He's knowledgeable, motivating, and truly cares about his athletes.

This is an amazing facility for Baseball Training. Our son has been working with Coach Tracy Ybarra…read moreFor the last two years and Coach Tracy is absolutely amazing. He really takes his time with the kids, teaching them technique and good sportsmanship. We are incredibly blessed to be able to train here at The lab and with Coach Tracy.

We have used Boys&Girls Club in Temecula for summer and some school breaks since 2017 and we are…read morealways pleased with the care and supervision. My oldest, preteen, especially enjoys meeting new friends from other area schools and likes being here instead of stuck at home. We miss being able to do camps here for the kids.

Anywhere but here! Not only was my son suspended and then expelled (after getting payment of…read morecourse) but we've been trying to get our refund for weeks now. Either they don't pick up the phone, never call back or always have some excuse as to why the check isn't ready. My husband finally got through to some man via phone call after calling literally 9 times, and was told that he can come pick up the check today to which my husband confirmed the time, etc and took off work early in order to get to the camp office on time. Once there, he was told that the check was mailed back to the "other" office and when my husband asked why they couldn't call him or at least not confirm the pickup today and perhaps not tell him that the check is ready; both the supervisor and the man looked perplexed. Mind you, this has been one of our many, many, many attempts in trying to get our rightful money back and they always have some excuse. Please, take your child somewhere else! We just moved from NYC so we do have experience with various camps and this camp hires barely-there looking teens with no experience who only know how to harass the parents if their child jumped too high and immediately have the child picked up cause the workers don't want to do anything and it clearly shows! It may seem like a good idea cause of the price but you get what you pay for, if not a lot less so save yourself the hassle and go somewhere else where your child can get a decent experience.