Just moved to Fresno and I find this great place that teaches swimming lessons. It's $40 for 2…read moreweeks of swimming class. My son started as a goldfish but is now a shark. The instructors are great. They take the time to explain the technique then they carefully watch the students in the pool. Very attentive instructors. They also do an open pool but I don't know the info on that. I've been very happy with my sons swimming lessons and his progress here.

I've always loved airways since I was a kid. I've recently started going again and it's a lot…read moredifferent than I remember, but nonetheless it's a great place for swimming during the summer. I believe it's $2 a person.

Nicely built stadium named after the greatest woman's softball coach EVER in college softball.read more

Great indoor practice area for the kids. Multiple lanes for batting practice and can open up to a…read moresmall field. Great for teams or individual players.

From the owner: Welcome to Elite Performance Center, the top baseball and softball training facility in Clovis…read more With 6 batting and pitching tunnels, our cutting-edge, year-round indoor training facility. With its expansive training facilities and state-of-the-art technology, Elite Performance Center is pioneering new ground. Experience the Elite Performance Center difference, which includes a full-size turf infield, oversized team cages, and video simulation pitching machines. Players of all ages and ability levels can train in groups and privately at the Elite Performance Center. Members will gain access to the newest technologies and a comprehensive training environment that enables athletes to recognize, nurture, and "Own Their Edge.

Cool place to bring the kiddos! The game was the best. Take the family for a birthday celebration.read more

First time at the Clovis location! My daughter had been wanting to go back to an indoor playground…read more It was the perfect time since we were around the area. We arrived around 11am there were 2 parties going on and thankfully wasn't busy! Compared to the RP-Fresno location this is smaller but I actually liked it more than Rp. The play area is cleaner. Upon entry we were greeted. You have to sign waivers before you can enter. They had a self-serve kiosk or a QR code you can scan. At the time we arrived the kiosk was a bit lagging so it took a few minutes for us to get our waivers signed. It's about $20 per child (1+) and 2 adult for free per child. Socks are required, you can bring your own or you can purchase there. They give you bins to place your shoes in as it's a no shoe zone once they let you in (you can where your shoes in the bathroom area). They offer lockers for free, they sell snack and drinks. There's plenty of chairs and tables. Your admission is good for the whole day, so keep your receipt if you're planning to leave and come back before they . They have a room where the kids can have a dance party, or play projected arcade games. My husband and I tagged teamed our kids and we were only there for alittle over an hour and they KO'd in the car. If you're looking for a place to get your littles energy out this place is it, guaranteed fun!

The club has been around for a long time. They have gone through so many presidents and board…read moremembers, you have to wonder why, This non profit organization has to be smuggling $$ I can not believe in 20 years they do not have their own fields or contract with some nice park or something. Instead they stay with Clovis Unified who hates them and has so many rules that there is never any training due to closed fields. Not all coaches are bad at this club there are ones that truly care about development of all the kids, then there are some that play favorites and if you speak up they will punish your child, and they will ride the bench. When you go up chain of command nothing gets done. I do feel like the Youth Side of the program gets the worst side of it U6-U12. That is where the development and basic training should come from. They expect kids to just know. If you do not work on basics(throwing in a ball) or going through cones is meant to be done with both left and right foot and not just hurry through them, they will never know. Not correcting the problem at training, but screaming at them. How are children supposed to develop this way. Well I guess if your lucky your child will be a favorite and they will succeed. They do not play kids on the B team ready to move up to the A instead they pull from their favorites list. I have seen this comment in reviews multiple times so it cant just be me, making up the favorites and punishing for a parent speaking up. If nothing is being done about this, then it has to make you wonder who is running this crap show. It starts at the top. If they are just letting coaches get away with this behavior then it has to make you wonder, that they are in it for the other $$ reasons other then development. Not to mention create all these younger teams Red White Blue Green etc. Yet have no coaches. You have one coach for multiple teams. Again its about the $$ not the children. Why not give quality over quantity for once. There are a few good coaches but they too should run... Maybe think about coming back when children are older that all they seem to care about here are the older kids and ECNL.

My son has been playing for CA Odyssey since last March…read more My son is currently in U11 and has been playing since kindergarten. So far he has learned more this year about being a keeper than he ever learned playing on other teams. The entire staff loves soccer and does everything possible to ensure the kids are learning the basics of soccer, and having fun. There is no pressure on winning, but the wins come more often than not because of the training they received from the coaching staff. Bringing my son to Odyssey was the best decision I have made for my son since he loves soccer so much.

We have been looking for some kind of sports for my son who is 4 years old. So happy we found this…read moreplace. They have free trial class you can go and see how it is. And my son enjoyed it from the first visit. They allowed my son to be upgraded to join the higher age group since he was a bit advanced for his age. They also gave us a hand written card to welcome us and that made me feel we are part of it. Only thing I would say is if they can keep the facility with less dust and more sitting for parents to watch the kids playing. But special thanks to coach lexis and coach Alyssa.

My daughter has been comming here for soccer training for almost a year. I can definitely see the…read moreresults and how she improved from increasing her skill with her left foot and her touch on the ball and all around improvement on her game. It is also very reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place if you want your kid to improve his or hers game

Such a great club! Elite Beach is doing great things for volleyball in the Fresno/Clovis area by…read moreoffering a chance to continue playing volleyball in the summer. Beach volleyball has been vital in the constant improvement of my daughter's volleyball skills and overall athleticism. If you're looking for an "edge" in volleyball, you should sign up with Elite Beach!

I can't say enough great things about Elite Beach. My older daughter came upon the club in 2020…read morewhen things shut down from COVID. Not only did she improve as an all around player, we met a new family. The coaches are amazing and care about the player not just as an athlete, but as a student and individual. The director, Michael DeRaffaele, is second to none. I now have my 12 year old in the club and I'm so thankful that she gets to experience beach volleyball the way her sister did. I am forever grateful for this club and recommend it without reservation.

The communication over email sucks, I emailed them 3 times and they responded once…read more The shortage on supplies is a joke, not to mention the price you're paying just to end up short handed or with the wrong size or wrong color. They definitely need to bring their registration price down OR just run a legit business and actually give people what they pay for and hire staff that knows how to communicate through calls and emails.

I really like the concept and training that Valley Athletics provides. There is a lot of potential…read morefor athletes to learn, improve their skills, and build confidence in a positive environment. My biggest concern is that I would like to see more hands-on coaching, guidance, and encouragement from the coaching staff during training. At times, it can feel like a few athletes who are more outspoken or eager to "take the spotlight" dominate the opportunities, while other girls don't always get the same chance to participate, receive feedback, or demonstrate what they've learned. I believe training should be a true team environment where every athlete has an opportunity to learn, make mistakes, receive coaching, and grow. Coaches being more intentional about including and encouraging all athletes would make the experience even better. Overall, I appreciate what Valley Athletics offers and the skills they are teaching. I just hope the program continues to focus on creating an environment where every athlete feels seen, supported, and given a fair opportunity to improve.

Experienced a basketball tournament here last weekend and there is limited to no parking. If you…read morepark in the red zone speculation is that you get a ticket; we parked in the parking lot adjacent to this building. If you come and play on court, 1 or 3 bring a fan. It is hot in this building that is made out of metal. You have a lady policing the gym to see if everybody has a bracelet to get in and has paid; so don't try sneaking in or she's gonna come looking for you. It didn't really look like you had to pay. It looks like a snack bar so that is where you pay. When a place is hosting such a big event there should be some sort of flowing air. When you have a place that is charging you to get in and there is no AC running, kind of doesn't make sense. The kids were grinding for sure but it was tough watching the game. When I asked the police lady where the money was going if not to central air she said "you don't have to come." Not a bad comeback to my sarcastic question.