If I could I would give 10 stars. My three year old is very active has a short attention span…read more Every coach we have been with, helped our session or encountered is friendly and welcoming. My son is the mini which has parents help. But it is fun. We can slowly let him have more independence has he begins to listen. The sessions are about 35 mins which has a warm, a skill, and a few games. Everything is geared towards the children. Soccer island has a theme each week. We maybe kicking down volcanos or avoiding speed bumps. This isn't like ayso. It is all about the kids, We have built so many positive relationships and soccer skills. Comining from a child development background I am super excited to see my son grow and learn each week. They make sure it is child and play based learning. There is no better way for a child to learn. I have had friends come and are amazed at the program and completely agree it is completely kid friendly and age appropriate.

I can't say enough good about the staff and atmosphere they create. They have great drills that are…read morecreative and engaging and that are also fun and spark the kids' imaginations. I have coached soccer and taught middle and elementary school and I think the coaches here and the program are excellent! My son to be 4 year old has been enrolled through 4 or 5 seasons and we're excited for the next one! All the coaches have been excellent, Coach Nick and Coach Val, and a huge shout out to Coach Dominic. Thank you all!

Made the drive here on Saturday morning. 10AM they weren't open. Called and no answer. No one was…read moreparked in front or back. Waited 15 minutes and no one arrived.

We would never come back here to buy our child soccer gear. I gave this store a chance twice and I…read moreagree with the Yelper Diana, that the man who owns or works at this store is so rude and unfriendly!! Both times I was there he was awful. He was sarcastic, unfriendly and rude to my son. No thank you. I'll just go back to Big 5.

Great park with lots of space for extracurricular activities and an amazing view of the mountains…read more That being said, we saw several suspicious cars parked throughout the driveway with individuals just lingering around or their vehicles. Probably tweakers or homeless folk.

Its a real big area where u can bring your dogs during the summer or when people arent there…read moreplaying their soccer games. good basketball courts with nets. Bathrooms arent the best but they're useable. Only 1 water fountain works im guessing they turn the rest on during games to maybe save water. The fields are well kept. Theres No soccer goals up right now im guessing to preserve the nets from the sun. They close the gates for your car I heard from a cop around 9. But the smal side gates are always open. No basketball night lights though. Overall cool well kept place to enjoy a nice evening maybe even watch the sunset on the hill and play with the dogs.

I've returned to this store plenty of times in the past. Usually if it's past 60 days they would…read morerefund as a gift card. But for some reason today the manager Mike O. Did not want to even though it says that Nike will often accept if brand new and unworn. Every other time before the managers would do it no problem.

Very nice... lots of great merchandise... for every sport…read more.. Employees are well trained... parking is a mess because a gym is next door...

My cousin attended a camp that was sponsored by English Premier Soccer Camps at her preschool. She…read moreLOVED it! This week long camp was her first exposure to soccer and she came home everyday talking about soccer! :) It was a great experience!

Awesome Service & Expert Help!…read more Had a fantastic experience at The Running Center! Emma was extremely helpful, knowledgeable, and patient while I tried to decide between New Balance and Hoka shoes. She never made me feel rushed and was super understanding of my indecisiveness. The gait and fit test was quick and easy, and I really appreciated getting a copy of the results to reference later. Overall, a great experience, and I'd highly recommend this place to anyone looking for expert advice on running shoes!

Awesome customer support, good selection of running shoes. I purchased my last three pairs of…read morerunning shoes at the Redlands location. I couldn't be more pleased with all three.

i play basketball, but they have a different range of sports, soccer, flag football and they also…read moredo cash tournaments.

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They are amazing! The quality of shirts are by far the best. I purchased custom shirts for my…read morebusiness and they were a big hit!! I completely sold out of shirts quickly within that week. I also purchased a Redlands strong shirt from them during Covid and my shirt is still in good condition so I definitely knew getting merch here would be a great idea. Highly recommend

This shop would get 10 stars if I was allowed. Excellent customer service, timely contact, and…read moregets us what we need when we need it every single time. Thank you JAM!

Terrible parking then on top of it you have IDIOTS managing the parking. Only one way in and one…read moreway out. You cannot park near the fields where you are playing bc staff blocks off sections even though there are plenty of spaces open. They close the gate in and have a line of cars waiting in line holding up traffic in the intersection for no reason! Again there are parking spaces available! Way to make something so simple so difficult.

I really reserve one-star reviews for establishments that go out of their way to ruin my experience…read moreof something; the SBSC is not a great facility, but they're not actively doing anything to make it bad-- it just is what it is. A large expanse of grass surrounded by spike-top iron fencing helps keep the substantial population of homeless in the immediate vicinity from accessing the plat fields, but parking is $10 per vehicle, and there isn't t nearly enough of it. Unless your kid has the first game of the day, you're gonna have a bad time finding a spot. Parking outside exponentially increases the chance of enjoying a vehicle break-in, even in broad daylight. Once you establish there are no spots, they sometimes open a lot across the street at the school. This gives you a great view of the open field chock full of homeless and tweakers... several are using sports-themed EZ-UPS as makeshift shelters, ostensibly lifted from the backs of pick up trucks. As for the field, there are two bathroom/snack bar buildings, and they're nowhere near your kid's game. Or your car. Remember that scene in Poltergeist when Jo Beth Williams tries to run down the hallway and it just gets longer and longer? It's kinda like that. Restrooms are old and run down, but I did see staff trying to clean and restock one time. The fields are a melange of grasses and weeds, mowed low and under-watered, and about the same hardness as a Target parking lot. One positive: the facility is only a block or two from the freeway, so when it's time to leave, you don't dilly dally or find yourself navigating the lovely streets of Highland for too long. Not sure why they keep scheduling tournaments here, but maybe that's just a dissertation on the shortage of decent youth sports facilities in SoCal.