I ordered one jersey from them ! And I did it because they offered 3 options to get delivered…read moreobviously with a extra fee WICH I PAY in order to get the jersey THE DAY THAT INEED IT!!!! The azteca website offered!! No the postal office!! I contacted them to see what happened!!! And of course they blame the "USPS" Really????? So I really going to suggest to take those options out of your website! And just put WHENEVER THE USPS wants to deliver it you will get your stuff!!!! No options no dates no EXTRA FEES!!! I will return it! when usps wants to deliver it AND I WILL NEVER BUY NOTHING FROM YOU GUYS! I will never recommend this site!

The store is bigger than it looked. Clean inside, and organized. Easy to see your selections…read more They have a variety of selections, pretty much your one stop shop place for things soccer. Service was good. Staff members or nice friendly and helpful. They know their things too. Pricing on the items are a little higher than what you would find at a retail store, but they have really good deals on certain items. I would go here for a more personal experience than a retal store where you have to hunt down a worker

I'm not a parent at the academy, but I know Jessie personally. But I played soccer at a high level…read moremyself (academy in Europe), so I've been around a lot of coaches, and I can say without exaggeration that Jessie is in a different category. There's a reason people at the club call him Pep. What makes him special isn't just his soccer IQ, though that's elite. It's that he actually cares about the kids he works with. He reads people fast, knows when to push and when to back off, and has this way of making a kid believe in themselves without inflating their ego. That's a rare skill. Most coaches can teach a drill. Very few can develop a player and a person at the same time. Jessie does both. Beyond the field, he's one of the most genuine, hardworking people I've come across. If I had a kid and lived in the area, he'd be training with Jessie. That's the highest endorsement I can give

Not good. Do not sign any long term contract unless you feel 100% confident this is what you want…read more We initially did a try out with Coach Jessie. He told us to come at 5pm. We get there and see there are a bunch of little kids. We expressed to him that he doesn't want to train with kids much younger than him because it's just me not beneficial for him. The intensity level is so much lower. He said ok,come back at 6 then and you can train with the older kids. So we did that and my son absolutely loved it because he was challenged. I was actually looking for 1 on 1 training for my son. Coach Jessie only does group training.. I was hesitant and wanted to try out some other coaches first but my son really had a good experience with the older kids. I made the mistake of signing a contract. After signing this contract, within 2 weeks Jessie regrouped the kids. My son grouped with the younger kids, something we expressed to Jessie that we didn't want during the tryout. I was disappointed, my son was disappointed. I felt absolutely betrayed.. However, there were still a few kids his age and some of the younger kids were very skilled. So I was disappointed, but convinced myself that it might be okay. Then next week came and now those skilled kids are gone. My son, who is 11 , about to turn 12, is practicing with kids much younger than him. They are basically beginners. He is absolutely bored. The practice was a fraction of the intensity of what he was getting with his club so he was receiving absolutely zero benefits. I was very frustrated and after this session informed Jessie that I wanted to cancel after this month. Turns out, I cannot. I am locked in for 6 months. He acted surprised when I wanted to cancel. Throwing it back at me for not communicating my displeasure Yet, I did communicate. It is he who showed us one thing during tryouts, then completely changed things on us after we signed up. I expressed to him that my son needs help on the offensive end. He needs training on one on one skills. We are not getting this. What he is getting is similar to the training he already receives with his club . is Jessie's program bad? No. It really depends on your situation. If your kid is in AYSO, then this could be very beneficial to you. If your kid is in a club that has good coaches, then you will not gain much. However, every kid is different. Your child may be benefit. My advice is DO NOT sign any contract too soon. Make absolutely sure this is what you want. He will try to convince you he can help you. I will give him the benefit of the doubt and assume this is honest, BUT absolutely wait and see before signing that contract. I would absolutely not sign a long term contract. You don't want to make the mistake that I made and be stuck with 6 months of something you don't want. To be fair, after I asked to cancel, he offered to move my son back to the older group. However, he did throw it back at me for not communicating my unhappiness when I did communicate to him before we signed. He is the one who made the change on us after we signed the contract and ignored our communication to him about what we wanted, then acted surprised when I was unhappy.

Was recommended by a coworker to teach my 8 year old newly soccer skills for his upcoming league…read morestarting this summer. I decided to register as a member, then try the trial class. I spoke to Beto who went over everything and invited us to stop by before hand to pick up a practice uniform and to check the place out. All the staff had amazing energy and we are looking forward to son feeling more confident and getting taught what he needs to know. Im not a soccer person and I have an injured foot so I cant practice kicking the ball around..so im thankful for their help! Looking forward to tomorrow.

My daughter has been training at SoFive Covina for almost 2 years now, and we've had a fantastic…read moreexperience. She trains with her personal coach as well as a group, and we're there almost every Friday. The facility offers 10 small futsal fields, perfect for focused, high-energy training. The staff is always friendly and eager to help, which makes for a welcoming environment. The snack bar is a nice bonus, offering hot dogs, pizza, and a variety of other snacks and drinks, including a few beers on tap for parents looking to relax while the kids train. Parking is generally decent, though it can fill up quickly when little league baseball is in season. Overall, SoFive Covina is a great spot for training and enjoying some downtime while your kids sharpen their skills on the field.

Staff & refs are, for the most part, friendly & easy to work with. Low stars due to the fact that…read morethe facility seems to get absolutely no money put back into it to keep it up to date. Almost every single field is missing the top nets & some are even ripped on the sides. This creates an unsafe environment as some fields are along a very busy street & balls have been kicked out onto the street. Or onto the neighboring field interrupting another game. These incidents are happening literally every few minutes. Bathrooms are barely holding up. The soap dispensers are broken. Only one sink works & the water sprays everywhere. And they never have toilet seat covers. And now let's talk about the horrible parking situation. Absolutely no one is monitoring it. People always double park at the entrance, even when there is plenty of parking. They just do it to be a lazy a hole. This creates a jam if cars are trying to get in while others are leaving. Because the driveway is narrow. When the lot is full, they have a dirt field that is not maintained. There's always big, tall weeds growing so people will just park any which way to avoid it. And since there is no markers or painted lines to mark spaces, people don't use common sense & I've seen people just park in a way that will completely block the only way out for an entire row of about 15 or so cars. I think they collect more than enough fees to at least maintain the fields if nothing else. Please do better!

My son has been practicing and playing in the youth league on Fridays for years. I just started…read moreplaying in the over 35 women's league on Thursdays. The place and the people are great, and it has made a good comeback since Covid. The downfalls are the lack of parking and the sightlines when watching a game.

The prices were about what I would expect, the soccer balls are $25 and up and they have a big…read morebasket of them. I loved the Bible kids movie that was playing and the quiet atmosphere. The kids were interested in Ronaldo jerseys which were $50. I was glad that the gal who were worked there was on her phone because it gave us more freedom to look around without feeling like we were intruding (I brought the kids) but, I think she could've represented the business better by engaging a little, welcoming us or saying goodbye, though honestly I did appreciate not feeling pressured to buy today!

All youth soccer jerseys are fake,…read more Adidas and Nike doesn't make those youth jerseys with all those patches. He is selling kids "adidas" jersey for $110 that are replicas from china look at the quality and you can tell. I told him and he didn't deny it he just kept saying it had adidas logo

No food. No drinks. No seeds. No pets. No smoking. No gum. NO FUN. And that's just the NO's on the…read moresign! They forgot to mention no parking cause the lot fills quick. Or that you can't take in 4-legged folding chairs because it might damage the astro turf in between the fields that shouldn't be there in the first place. Or that you can't go in until your backpack is searched. Redirect you to the dirt service road BEHIND THE GOALS if your folding chair isn't of the two-legged variety they will, about a good 20+ ft away from the action! "What's the big deal? Why can't you just move to the dirt road?", said the young man driving a heavy golf cart all over that very sensitive astro turf. The big deal is that my kid's team is playing and i wanna see the game jackass! When my daughter's coach asked the field supervisor for an exception to the rule so that he could put out the 10-seat folding bench for our girls, ol' boy straight out said " If I make an exception for you, I have to make an exception for everyone" so with that basically being another NO, our girls had to sit on the hot ass ground/turf for the duration of their hour long game. WTF?! What it all comes down to is this: this beautiful soccer complex is a soup sandwich if I ever saw one. There are vending machines selling Gatorade and chips and all kinds of other pogey bait yet no can eat or drink them INSIDE THE FIELD AREA! Who wants to eat them outside far from the field? Which brings me to my next point. Four fields and only one has benches by it! ALL FIELDS (the area between fields, that is) should have dirt, concrete, rubber playground padding or covered seating, ESPECIALLY FOR THE PLAYERS! I commend the city of Pomona for trying to keep the field nice, but what good is a complex like this one if your experience isn't a pleasant one? The kids shouldn't have to sit down on the turf that can get hot with the sun, and parents and grandparents shouldn't have to watch a game from afar, for fear of damaging synthetic turf that isn't even being played on.

You would have never guessed or known there was a soccer field smack right in the middle of the…read moreindustrial area of Pomona. This place can be a little difficult to find as you don't even see it from Mission Blvd. It's situated behind an empty dirt field and is bordered by the railroad tracks that run along Valley Blvd and the 71 Fwy. It's not even a park as you would think of grass, trees, play areas, picnic tables, trails, etc. This is strictly a soccer field and the only good thing about it is it's new, clean and has synthetic grass - Astro Turf. The complex is run by the city of Pomona, so there's no admission charge. However, you simply can't come down here at any time and just kick the ball around. There's a booking list and schedule for various soccer clubs in the area that practice everyday and league games and tournaments are held every so often. There are four fields to play on, but no seating at all. The stands to watch the games are from behind the fence and you can't see anything at all unless you're watching a game that's directly in front of you. The rules of the field are simple and strict - no food and only water is allowed. There's someone stationed at the entrance to check your bags. No bringing folding chairs or pop-up tents, either. Parking seems ample here, however it quickly fills up in the evenings after work when most of the kids are out of school and the adults are done with their workday. Can't imagine what it's like during the weekends. Lastly, being where it is, it can get ghetto here. I heard someone talking business on their phone while doing their business, in the bathroom - that's just wrong.

Terrible Service, Very Rude, Don't recommend. These things sum up what I have to say about this…read moreestablishment. The people in the office were very rude to our group. There was very little communication between us and them once we booked it. Overall bad experience.

Canceled last minute and offered no refund! The team confirmed with them 2 weeks prior to the date,…read morebut yet they still cancelled on us

As always happy with KYL, been praying of since 2010... and will be part of it until Will be part…read moreof it until my little one turns 13, unfortunately they don't have a league for older boys. As always love the coaches, and love that they have their own coaching staff, so nobody is ever questioning positions/ games/ or calls.... Love that there is no snack/selling/fundraiser duty. You take your child to practice, you show up to games, and parents get to mingle & make long time friends

I love this league, i love Coach Clark and will refer any of my friends to join this league. They…read moreare located in West Covina, Irwindale, upland and rancho cucumonga i think. I have no complaints except the rain that has been postponing the games in our city but besides that. I love this league.

Pacific Juniors has been AMAZING for my 12 year old. She has built skills, confidence, and…read morefriendships that will last a lifetime. The coaching is the right amount of encouragement, construction, and reinforcement that she needs to become a better volleyball player. The parents are a wonderful group who have become our "Volleyball Family" over the last 6 months. So glad we chose to join. This is a club for girls who love Volleyball and want to be the best player they can be.

Pacific Juniors has been such a blessing to my daughter. She has played 2 seasons, and in that…read moreshort time, she grew from being a beginner who couldn't even serve overhand or block a ball, to competing at a high level, able to hit with force and confidence, blocking regularly, jump-serving with consistency, and loving the game more than I ever imagined she would. It's a smaller club (2-3 teams per age level), but they do amazing things with the girls. The proof is in their standings, as several of their teams finished in the top 20s for southern CA (18s finished 8th in 2019). There are many bigger clubs that don't have any teams finishing nearly as well. More importantly, the girls get excellent attention and the owners know all the girls by name. It's a family atmosphere where teams root for each other and players/parents are happy to see each other on and off the court. The coaches are kind, tough (you want this) and knowledgeable. If your daughter is ready to work hard and fully commit, she will greatly improve. PAC has enhanced my daughter's life beyond measure. Hope to see you try it out!