My boy joined the U6 5-day camp at Campbell Community Center. He loves it very much.read more

Store was fire but man's in the back where the shoes are is a walking L who hired this dude like…read moreseriously horrible customer service lmao

Sign said "lunch break back in 30." We just waited around for more than 30 minutes and no one ever…read morereturned. The holiday season is probably not a good time to understaff your store. I'd guess 10 other ppl walked up to the door and walked away empty handed.

IMHO Came here for a…read moreholiday boutique event. The Brookside Club is hidden down a narrow tree-lined road off Cox Ave. Make sure your GPS is on, so you won't pass it by! The club was the perfect venue for this holiday boutique. The facilities comfortably held the 13 vendors, and it was bright and clean. I look forward to attending again next year, if the Brookside Club is the host venue!

Love this place! Swim season is the best…read more Family friendly crowd. My kids absolutely love this place.

Great organization and planning. My 7 years old joined the pre-comp program in the weekends. The…read moreschedule is friendly to working parents. The training and tournaments are well organized and my boy really enjoys the games. The coach has well planned routines and activities. I can see great improvement in skills and interest from him in soccer.

My daughter has been part of the club for two years (recreational and then pre competitive), and we…read moretruly loved the experience! The coaches not only teach skills but also emphasize teamwork and sportsmanship. The schedule is flexible and make-up is offered if game/training is cancelled due to bad weather. Further, having an all-girls team is a huge plus for us compared to neighboring clubs and they even have girl teams at many different age group. The pricing is reasonable as well. Highly recommended!

I usually go to the seaside location but figured I'd stop here since I was in the area…read more The staff are very helpful and kind (without being overbearing or pushy). They have a decent selection of items (not massive but plenty of options). I'm absolutely satisfied with the store and will be back in the future.

Little selection and bad pricing. Jerseys are generic. Not much to choose from anymore.read more

My son has been part of the LGU community for 4 years now, both through the recreational league and…read moresummer camps and we continue to have an excellent experience. I recently saw the review around discrimination and was very surprised to read about this experience. Being around this club for so many years, seeing the dense diversity throughout the club and specifically on our teams, I have only witnessed staff and coaches approach all players with equal respect and coaching across the board. This club has continuously shown a desire to grow its programs and develop players to their highest potential, while also focusing on the foundation of enjoying the game and learning long lasting life skills. We continue to look forward to each season with LGU and can't wait to get our younger sons involved in the coming years as well!

I saw the negative review about discriminating behavior and I can tell you that has NOT been our…read moreexperience at all. My daughter has been part of the LGU competitive program for several years now and I can confidently say it stands out as a truly inclusive and development-focused environment for players of all backgrounds. From day one, the program has demonstrated a commitment to equity, respect, and opportunity for every participant, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic background. Coaches and staff foster a culture where diversity is celebrated, and each player is valued not just for their skill, but for who they are. Our teams consistently were (and are) comprised of individuals of all colors and ethnicities and they have been celebrated and cultivated as the best, top players on our team. I've always felt the focus has been on finding the most talented girls with the best skill set for the team. LGU has created a close knit family environment and is working toward making the club a stronger and more desirable destination. I am excited about the move to ECNL and I have universally felt the goal is to grow the club and make it better without regard for race. Staff has also always treated us with respect and attention to strengthening player's skills looking toward supporting their long term goals. I have never witnessed dismissive behavior from club staff directed at certain ethnic groups. I don't know anyone on our team that has felt otherwise and I love their community.

Full disclosure: My kids play in AYSO 64 and I volunteer…read more AYSO, like any other volunteer-run organization, is uneven. Some regions run like well-oiled machines while others run in fits and starts. If the parents and other volunteers are well-organized, they can have a massive impact on the lives of the kids playing. Region 64 has been running at a fairly good pace for a long time and many people are driven to help the organization even though their own kids have long graduated. Here's to wishing for many more years of success of Region 64 and of AYSO as a whole.

I strongly regretted sending my kids to AYSO 64 for two seasons. In fact the organization worked…read morelike a circus. Here are the reasons: 1. Lack of professionalism. AYSO has been around for many years. But it's hard to believe they don't have a course agenda/plan for kids at each age group. Like what age and which week they should master what kind of soccer techniques, when to start teaching kids soccer formations/positions. You can probably hire two college students who majored in sports education to design it in a summer. But you don't find that in AYSO. 2. Irresponsible volunteers. That's due to bad management. In our teams, we had no team manager, no assistance coach, no referee, no goal parent. For two seasons! And the organization didn't do anything, they just allow free riders. The team can't function with so many absent positions. 3. Big-ego jokers. This is the opposite of those in option 2. I call these people jokers because they miss-positioned themselves in a kids program. Obviously you don't need any creditability to be volunteers here. So these jokers just came in and had always to be right. Imagine these people become coaches or referees. They cheat in games, they run over others ideas and they think they own this team. 4. Chaotic management: Our schedule and practice location has been changed back and forth. In one season we were promised to have at least 10 games but only had 8. Overall I don't think it's worth the time spending with AYSO. For younger kids ( under 8) I think it's probably an OK option for them to just running around. But if you want a relatively serious soccer program, I suggest you find somewhere else. After all no one wants to play soccer in a circus.

My 7 year old started playing recreationally but has gradually evolved competitively in over 3…read moremonth. He's gotten both physically and mentally stronger under the structured trainings. The ease of sign up and convenient locations made it possible. We could also find a location and time close to our home and train effectively for team work and tournament.

My 7 year old loves going to the Golden Triangle soccer club. We were lucky to find the seasoned…read moreand enthusiastic coaches at the training program. The coaches train them for team work, discipline and footwork which is integral to the game. The students in the team are good competition and they know the techniques of the game. He looks forward to going to the practice and the game and loves his friends and Coach Mike and Salah. I also love that the kids have access to professional fields in the Bay Area for their practice. If you are looking for a healthy and competitive environment for your child then, this is what you need to enroll him in.

Coach Ramiro and Coach Dylan kept the classes fun and engaging. My son wishes they'll both return…read moreto coach again in the future. My son's skills improved within the first couple weeks already. He really enjoys and looks forward to going to class every week. Coach Tim is exceptionally responsive, caring and passionate.

This was our family's first experience with Futsal King, and I'd like to put in a good word for…read moreCoach Rodrigo. He was full of positive energy for both the parents and the kids. It is obvious he loves what he does, and is fantastic at it. He has a talent for connecting with people and sharing his love of the game by teaching and encouraging the kids as he plays along with them.

I'm writing this review because I'm so disappointed. First…read moreme and my friend walked up and noticed how filthy this building was from the outside and the inside. Then we walked up to the help window and asked who do we talk to about the 55 plus. She looked at us sitting in her chair and pointed and said next office over. She seemed liked she hates her job or is just lazy. We started walking to the office and noticed a class getting out wanted to see the people that were coming out all in walkers, cains and wheelchairs. We got to the office and was approached by two ladies. One asked how can I help you while the other one looked like she was in a other planet didn't even acknowledge us. I asked can I see your list of 55 plus class She was talking up a storm like a used car salesperson . My friend cut her off and said where's the poeple that come here that are 55 plus all I see is senior citizens. She had no comment looked at us and said have a nice day. This place is a JOKE!!!!

I have taken line dancing classes through them and loved it. It is awesome that our community…read moreoffers such a broad variety of classes and I plan to take more. Great opportunity to learn and meet others from the neighborhood.