We are honored to get to leave a review for Krishna & Paulo at Play BT!…read moreKrishna and Paulo are great people and terrific coaches! They both are Pro players and are passionate in the way they share this fun sport. Our whole family, which includes myself(49 year old female) my husband, 18 year old daughter, and 15 year old son with autism has taken part in either lessons, league nights, free play, or tournaments put on by PlayBT. Lessons are a great workout and great repetition to get used to proper form & technique.Lots of continual movement and attention to detail and encouragement. They play great music and work with the flow of the group to accommodate all skill levels.You get a LOT out of one session! League nights are so fun! Round robin style so you get to play with lots of different players and gets lots of game situational practice.They keep courts going so there is almost no waiting.Great music pumping to keep you fired up.They keep track of who wins each set and who has won the most overall each week and total. Really nice people and often go to dinner together afterward if you're up to it.You don't have to show up every Wed. Or Fri. Night, just whenever you can/want to.Great program! Tournaments are well thought out and they provide great snacks and impressive prizes!Lots of games...you can sign up with a partner in higher level tourney, or you can play without a set partner in Beginner Division & play Round Robin style.Good times for all and fun to watch the rallies! They coach youth and special needs kiddos too. They coach work groups, Birthday groups,etc.and are very flexible and open to ideas. They are just great. We hadn't played Beach Tennis before when we started with them but now we are all hooked and looking forward to playing for a long time. They are growing the sport, and we highly recommend you get out there with them...it's fun for all ages!

Best coaches. Best community. Do yourself a favor and take a lesson with Paulo. He was a top 5.0…read moretennis player before shifting to beach and knows how to coach all styles/body types. And the music is

Tennis for our youth in the community? Yes please! 40 Love is an amazing organization that…read moreteaches young kids about discipline, hard work, commitment and teamwork through the art of playing tennis. What a great way to promote not just physical health but also mental health. If you are a parent or know young kids who may benefit, definitely enroll them into the 40 Love program. You will not regret it.

I learned all of my tennis from him: serving, ground strokes, volleys, overheads, etc... A little…read morestrict on the outside but it's just a bit of tough love. He really cares about his students and I highly recommend him.

Danny does a great job teaching the basic skills to the accelerated motions. You learn great…read moretechnique & strategy at his workouts or private lessons. Both my sons were trained under Danny, and their USTA matches improved w winning records. They did great on their varsity high school teams to improving their ranking & UTR's.

5-Star Review for Futbol Identity Training (FIT)…read more This review is long overdue, but absolutely well deserved. First, I have to talk about Angel--the young owner of FIT. I've communicated with him on multiple occasions, and he is truly someone to be impressed with. Not only is he a driven young entrepreneur, but he uses his talents, his vision, and his personal opportunities to mentor others along the way. Angel is respectful, intelligent, ambitious, and genuinely committed to uplifting his community. I'm rooting for him to continue growing and doing amazing things; he is exactly the kind of leader we need more of. In September, I hosted my nephew's birthday party at FIT, located on the first floor of the South Bay Galleria, and the entire experience exceeded every expectation. From the moment I reached out, Angel was patient and incredibly helpful--answering all my questions, guiding me through the planning, and making sure I felt supported all the way until the party was over. The party itself was fantastic. The kids (ages 11-13) enjoyed free play on the turf, and Angel and his staff member even jumped in to lead games and keep the energy high. We brought our own food, cake, and a few decorations, and everything flowed smoothly. The space was clean, well-managed, and perfectly set up for an active, fun-filled celebration. Most importantly, the kids had an absolute blast and were talking about it long after the party ended. Angel and his team were attentive, friendly, and helpful from start to finish. You can tell they truly care about what they do. A note to fellow customers: These guys work extremely hard to create a great experience for everyone. I made sure to tip them and offer food during the party, and I encourage anyone who is able to do the same. A little generosity goes a long way in supporting a small business that's pouring so much heart into the community. FIT is a gem, and Angel is a standout. I highly recommend this place for parties, training, or just a positive environment for kids to be active and have fun. Support this business--you won't regret it! Thank you, Angel and FIT Team!!!

I would recommend this business to all my friends who play soccer and want to get this is also a…read moregood place to just come to and kick the ball around and all the people who work here are super nice. Definitely worth going to.

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.

Horrible customer service. Called asking if the person I had spoken to previously was available…read more The receptionist, said "No" and then hung up the phone without allowing me the opportunity to ask a follow up question.

I got a chance to play a match on Wednesday night at the Jack Kramer Club! It's a fantastic…read morefacility with top notch tennis courts. The lights were bright, so it was a pleasure to play there at night. The courts were medium in speed. The team we played against had many ex-USC varsity tennis players on it. The JKC team is headed by the men's USC tennis coach, Peter Smith! There's a small pro shop as you walk in the front door, then there's a nice size swimming pool (looked like an Olympic size pool). The club has a large locker room. Also, the tennis facility had a lot of lessons going on and it looked like they had a very good junior tennis program. I would love to play at the club more often if I was a member or lived in the area. Tennis is the best sport! Xie Xie!!

Nick Green has done a great job with our Little Leaguer, teaching him the finer details of pitching…read moreand hitting. Highly recommended.

We've had such a great experience with Coach Charles as my son's pitching and batting coach. He's…read moreincredibly patient and knowledgeable, which makes a huge difference--especially since my son can get frustrated easily. Coach Charles has a great way of connecting with him, helping him stay focused and motivated. We truly hope to keep Coach Charles as my son's coach for a long time. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a coach who understands kids, brings out their potential, and genuinely cares about their progress. Thank you Coach Charles and thank you wrecking yard!

Sunshine Volleyball Club is not just an great volleyball club, it was an amazing experience for our…read moreentire family. Our youngest daughter wanted to start with her older sister and ended up playing 9 years with Sunshine. She was more than prepared for high school volleyball and college (D1) volleyball. And she's 5' 5", so short girls play volleyball too. Sunshine is run by Cari and Lou Ann who between them have decades of experience growing this Club to the highest levels. They have trusting relationships with college coaches. The Sunshine coaches stay and provide consistency and confidence in the program. The girls truly LEARN the sport. There all levels of teams for every age group. They have a college recruitment coordinator. The training is the best! I loved how their practices were augmented by the plyos training on the beach. They travel all over the US for best tournaments and teams compete against the top teams in the country. And because of all of the togetherness and travel, the relationships formed between the girls are amazing and wonderful and lifelong. My daughter is a Junior in college and she still hangs tough with her Sunshine teammates when she comes home on breaks. And as close as the girls are, the parents' "meetings" are legendary. I remember wondering whose party is this really? One last thing- the uniforms!! Unquestionably the best in the country! O.K. Not that important, but still. I would recommend Sunshine Volleyball Club to anyone looking for a comprehensive volleyball experience for their daughter, where they can love the sport and become part of a wonderful volleyball family.

WARNING TO PARENTS: If you are considering booking a private session with Saskia, ask about pricing…read moreBEFORE you confirm anything -- because she won't tell you. I want to be very clear about how this situation started: I did not seek Saskia out. I reached out to Sunshine Volleyball Club inquiring about training for my daughter. The club referred her to me, and Saskia contacted me directly. From that very first email all the way through scheduling -- across 8 messages back and forth -- her rate of $120/hour was never mentioned. Not once. As a single father, every decision I make for my daughter is calculated. I don't have unlimited resources, and opportunities like this are not something we take lightly. My daughter is an independent studies student who also takes physical education as part of her school curriculum. We made the conscious decision to pull her out of her scheduled school day -- time she would have otherwise spent with her peers in a real PE class -- to attend this 1:30 PM session at the time Saskia said worked for her. That sacrifice meant something to us. When we arrived, I had to be the one to ask what the session even was -- a consultation, an assessment, actual training? Only then did Saskia reveal her $120/hour rate. Had I not asked, she would have proceeded and I would have owed $120 for a session whose cost was never disclosed at any point during our entire conversation. What hurt most was watching my daughter walk away from that interaction with her emotions dismissed and no acknowledgment of what we gave up to be there. No sympathy. No accountability. Just a rate dropped on us at the door like our time had no value. As a single dad doing everything I can to give my daughter the same opportunities other kids have, that stings deeply. This is not how professional coaching works. Our time was not respected, our circumstances were not considered, and another family almost got blindsided by a $120 bill with zero warning. Other parents -- especially those who are stretching to make these opportunities happen for their kids -- deserve to know what they are walking into. Get everything in writing before you commit.