Both of my daughters attended the summer camp, and we were lucky to have Coach Feng herself leading…read morethe sessions. She is a wonderful coach--very patient, kind, and knowledgeable. It was the first time both of my girls had tried volleyball, and I was genuinely impressed. They enjoyed the camp so much that they now want to continue training and are confident they can try out for their school teams in the future. They told me the assistant coaches were also very nice, and the teammates were friendly and supportive. I had the chance to observe a few sessions myself, and I felt the facility was well-organized and, most importantly, safe and professional. We're very happy with the experience and highly recommend this program to other families!

I've participated in a lot of volleyball clinics/camps and played on a lot of teams. I was looking…read morefor a club where I could improve my skills, as I have not had very good coaches in my volleyball career thus far. This was very, very disappointing. Here's why: 1. Coach Feng does not coach at all. She sits on the side and merely watches. The "assistant coaches" that are actually "teaching" the kids are maybe 18 years old and it is very obvious they do not want to be there and have not had much experience coaching. 2. They are not encouraging at all. These are clinic classes, meant for the kids to learn. The assistant coaches are very discouraging and make you do laps as punishment when you mess up. After you finish running, they will ask you why you are doing so bad since passing and serving is a very 'easy' task. I heard kids behind me answer by saying, "Because we're bad." I think that speaks for itself. Also, every time a kid missed a serve or pass, one of the assistant coaches would put her head in her hands and the other coach would laugh/roll their eyes. 3. Safety is not a priority here. I had to keep telling the kids that there were balls on the court, which is obviously not my job. The coaches do not care if there are balls on the court, they will continue to throw the balls at you in the drill. Just from my one time there, I saw many close cases of people nearly twisting their ankles due to a ball not being moved off the court. 4. The level of play is not accurate. As an experienced volleyball player, i went to the advanced class. There were people there who have never played before. The owner doesn't care and just wants money so she pushed them into the class anyway. 5. The assistant coaches can't even play themselves. We didn't have enough people on the court and they decided to play with us (and were very reluctant about it). One of the coaches kept shanking the ball and serving out. 6. At the end when the practice/class is over, they call everyone together to talk. All the coaches said was, "Next time, let's run less. Don't make so many mistakes. We'll see you next week." No encouragement or "good job!" whatsoever. Don't come here, it's a total waste of time. I feel sorry for the kids who have to come here 10x and pay $350. I only paid $40 for a trial class, but that was still not worth it to me. Btw, while playing, I asked one of the girls if she was having fun and she merely shrugged.

Awesome camp! My kids had a wonderful time and the coaches really know how to treat them well :)read more

From the owner: Our goal is simple, to improve the overall basketball ability of all the players we coach while…read moremaintaining the significance of good sportsmanship and character throughout sports. We are much more than just a basketball program, we focus on creating well rounded players, players that play with 110% and line up to shake hands with their opposition regardless the outcome of each game.

First, Zhang W.'s review is accurate. Give it a read as well…read more My daughter played for MVCC. We were initially excited for her to play for the club . She made the team for a specific position. However, the first season the coach instantly moved her to another position that she has never played. Just so happens to be that the best player on the team also played that position. Of course, in the first tournament our daughter basically didn't play until the last game. Naturally since we are paying quite a bit for our daughter to play at this club, we talked to the coach and ask what can our daughter do to improve. I don't assume she should play if she is not as good as the next person. I have played competitive sports and understand the concept of earning your spot. But, the club and coach should give feedback so we can improve her game. Heck, it's on their website: "Our Mission is to develop well-rounded individuals through the sport of volleyball, focusing on skill development, physical fitness, and character building." Instead, this made things worse. The coach told us our daughter does not know the position. We told the coach... true, you moved her to this position. We asked why she was moved to this position if you didn't think should could play it. Crickets. This coach may have been a great player, but it did not transfer to coaching. The coach basically didn't like our daughter after we spoke up and that was the season in nutshell. The coach then made sure to ignore our daughter at future tryouts, and we believe, the coach also told other coaches at the club that we were "troublemakers" for speaking up. I should also mention that this coach also had their own daughter on the team and interestingly enough got a lot of playtime. As for the tryouts, the experience was terrible. Read Zhang's review here. 100% accurate. The worst part about it is asking girls to stay to receive an email if they made the team. But, it's done in person so that everyone can see how they didn't make the team. Real classy MVVC. Also, want to mention that if you know or are friends with a coach or someone employed by MVVC your chances of making a team improve greatly. So, not every person that is making the team deserves to be on the team. There is an integrity issue here. By the way, you pay to attend tryouts at many of the clubs. Many clubs do this. Basically, our daughter learned from MVVC to not speak up or you get retaliation. And, it's who you know. Not what you know. We reached out to the club director several times and never heard back. And, this was not to complain. Just general items. It was clear they did not care.

Garbage experience. Avoid at a cost. Your kid probably won't get play time. If they do, it's like…read moregarbage time that doesn't matter. They hide information from you before you join. Once you join, you're stuck. Complaining causes your child to be benched even more.

My son has been part of Euroskills for several years now…read more He went in never having played water polo and now it's his favorite sport! Great coaching keeps him engaged even in the winter. It allows him to keep up his skills year round. We're very grateful to Coach Igor and his staff!

A hidden gem in the local south Bay Area. Professional coaching team, leading euro style water polo…read morepractice, individual attention to each kid, can't speak more about this club. My kid enjoys their practice in the last two years and looking forward to the upcoming season. Highly recommended!

Yesterday was our first day there, We walked in expecting just to look and get a feel for the place…read morebut ended up staying. The owner was really cool, he stopped what he was doing walked on over and explained how everything worked well talking to my 10-year-old and getting some info from him. The facility is spacious, clean, and organized. We will most definitely be coming back!!

一流的棒球训练设施，设备齐全，应有尽有。我们专程从外地赶来，预约了老板亚当的一对一训练课程，他真的太棒了。整个体验非常令人满意，希望以后还能再来…read moreExcellent baseball training facility with all the equipment that you can ask for. We came from out of town and scheduled a personal training session with the owner Adam and he was amazing. Very happy with the experience and hope to be coming back in the future.

We play here frequently via drop in. Vino, the owner is friendly. Would highly recommend.read more

Great atmosphere. High ceilings. Good flooring. All in all, good people and excellent coaches who…read moreare patient, responsible and encouraging of their students. The club fosters a love for table tennis that hopefully lasts a lifetime.

Probably the best sports experience for Kids and families. Extremely well organized, Anand the…read morecommissioner does a fabulous job organizing all the practice session, games. Saturday games in Ponderosa are organized in well set up fields. It's a very positive experience for all Kids. Everyone plays helps build confidence among kids. Some of the coaches are way better than other private soccer coaching in the neighborhood. Did I tell you AYSO is a volunteer led non profit organization.

Our daughter has been in AYSO 44 for 3 seasons now and it's been an all-around great experience. I…read morelike how it's volunteer run -- families get involved and we've made great friends in the community through it. She is learning about team work, sportsmanship, and gaining soccer and general sports skills, while having a lot of fun. The parent volunteers who run it are really dedicated and helpful.

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!