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They were super helpful and found a Fusion jersey in the back for me when my son lost one color…read more They were very friendly and overall it was a good experience.

This review is long overdue. Coach Eusebio has been such a positive influence on my son. When he…read morefirst started working with him, my son had very little formal training experience and had only played a handful of rec games. His goal was to work toward making a competitive team the following spring, and with Coach Eusebio's help, he was able to do that. What has meant even more to me is the growth that has continued since then. Coach Eusebio is incredibly encouraging and supportive, while also setting high expectations and really wanting each player to improve. My son has developed a strong desire to work hard, train, and keep getting better, and he has also grown in areas like discipline, confidence, and leadership. You can tell Coach Eusebio genuinely cares about the kids he works with and is invested in their development. He even took the time to come watch one of my son's games, which really meant a lot to us. He has also been very accommodating and easy to work with from a logistical standpoint. Scheduling has always been simple, communication is responsive, and his regular training location is very convenient and well set up for the sessions. We are very grateful for everything he has done and the impact he has had on my son.

This is the best football coach we encountered since moving to the p le a san to. Not only is he…read moreexceptionally patient, but he also teaches children many genuine skills and provides them with a lot of positive encouragement, making them fully enjoy the joy of playing football. In a very short period of time, our football skills have improved significantly. We are extremely grateful to have met this coach.

my best friend loves this club, and always has fun with her teammate. she has made so much memories…read moreand she also gained so much confidence from being on her team. The coaches are very delight but also is strict when messing around or not trying in a drill.

This was our first year trying DUFC for our 8 year old on a U8 rec team, and it will more than…read morelikely be our last. Admittedly we signed up late, but we still met the "late registration" deadline after the season got delayed. Out of 5 practices, we have been to 2 through no fault of our own. 1) We were assigned a team after practices started, even though we signed up before teams were formed and on the last day of registration. Practice 1 missed. 2) Practice was canceled by Gary 20 minutes before it began when families were already on their way. 3) Gary moved the weekly practice but left our family off the email notification. We showed up at the normal time and were told it was the day before. He told me I should have gotten it. I confirmed with other parents that I was not on the recipients list. Gary failed to take accountability. Now we finally have a new coach and a 2x a week practice schedule. But we've had so many missed, no uniforms, no organization, no coach at our first game (Gary said he'd be right back and never came back). I cannot believe we paid for this, anyone in U8 on Gary's team should be receiving a partial refund. We'll be choosing San Ramon next year if this experience doesn't turn our kid off from soccer entirely.

Great experience with their summer soccer camp!…read more My son did a week-long all levels camp and initially was signed up for half days but he enjoyed it so much he asked to do full day for the remainder of the week. Communication with the administrative team was top-notch with quick responses to my emails, the team of coaches was professional and great with kids and the days were filled with drills, scrimmages, and fun games. I was concerned about the hot weather but they had canopies for the kids to sit and rest under in the shade. Thank you 24-7 team!

We've really enjoyed 24-7 in the 3 seasons we've been with them. I'm most impressed with the…read morecoaches and their genuine interest in developing players. Several have gone out of their way to discuss with me what's best for my kid, even suggesting having him join different levels to see where he fits in. They have lots of different programs, many of which we haven't tried yet but certainly look forward to.

Very cool place it seems like to take your little ones. i was looking for batting cages a little…read morebit closer to the bay area & got recommended this place. i usually go to manteca but its a little bit farther away from me so i was really looking forward to this but to be honest, its not really for me. like i said, great place to take kids. but for myself thats looking for fast pitch cages, ill keep to my original cages. there are only a couple cages here, mostly for kids that need to practice to get into baseball. i am looking for more big league pitch, about 90-100 mph, while this place the fastest is about 50-60 mph. but they have a bunch of arcade games & a snack bar & soccer indoor fields so its great for kids don't get me wrong!

These one-star reviews criticizing how the employees look are absolutely diabolical and disgusting!…read moreThe managers and staff at East Bay Sports go above and beyond for their customers every single day. Anyone leaving those kinds of comments must've truly woken up on the wrong side of the bed to be that cruel and unfair. Let me explain why East Bay Sports deserves a five-star review. I've been bringing my son here since he could walk he started in the Little Kickers program and now, at age nine, plays in the soccer team division. We absolutely love indoor soccer, and this facility makes it such a great experience for families. The kids always have a blast, the field is consistently clean and safe, and the entire place has such a welcoming atmosphere. The owner, Chris, deserves special recognition. He's incredibly calm, patient, and professional even when parents get heated during games, coming up to him in his office raising their voices, he never raises his voice or loses his composure. You can tell he genuinely cares about the families and players who come here. This is a family-run establishment and the only indoor soccer facility in the area, which makes it such a valuable part of our community. Beyond soccer, they also offer batting cages (which are a ton of fun!) and host birthday parties that kids love. Whether your child is a toddler just learning to kick a ball or an older kid who's ready for league play, there's a perfect spot for everyone. You don't need to be a pro you just need to want to play, learn, and have fun. With so many classes and programs to choose from, I highly recommend East Bay Sports for any family looking for a positive, active, and inclusive environment.

My daughter has been training with Quang off and on over the last 3 years. He has helped her…read moretremendously. Not only her skill but her confidence. He has helped her move up from bronze to silver and now on the gold team. Recently he has been helping her with her corner kicks...she wanted to learn to bend the ball....in her last game she tried it and she scored....she was beyond excited I wholeheartedly recommend Quang for training your child at any age and any skill level...they will improve

Great soccer coach, pays attention to the details and skills, patient with kids and as importantly…read moremade it fun and engaging to get the kids interest in soccer

Overall mustang is getting better to where it use to be years ago. They need to improve on email…read morecommunications to players for upcoming registration, events, and camps. For players that are new to area and are not familiar with league it is imperative to communicate more with emails.

Review #1,005 Posted on 2.26.26…read more We've come here a bunch of times now for games with my daughters travel ball clubs over the years. Most recently we were here this past weekend on Saturday the 21st for state cup quarterfinals & semifinals. The fields here are super nice. There's basically 4 turf fields. 2 located at the upper level, 2 located at the lower level. All fields have multiple areas around it to warm up, etc. One thing that's for sure a minus though, is balls fly from the top level to the bottom and if you're in a wrong area you can get drilled, hard too. For sure a liability for them in my opinion. Not sure why they named this Mustang Soccer League instead of naming it Mustang Soccer fields, they're getting crushed by upset parents in the reviews. But for the facilities and the fields, this place is nice.

The IFX program helped me get my foot in the door when nobody else could and has utterly…read moretransformed the trajectory of my life. I enrolled in the 30-day IFX-Pro and was placed in Nurnberg, Germany. Mike and Ronni made the process of getting over there and getting situated very easy. Once I was there, just like any football trial, the rest was up to me. I showed what I was capable of and they arranged trials for me that were commiserate with my playing level. They helped me with all the paperwork when I signed and I couldn't be more appreciative of all the assistance they gave me in helping get my life situated over there. During my year and a half there, I got to watch a lot of American's come to trial and I helped a lot of them get settled in. Most believed that they belonged in the second or third division and thought Ronni was a fake for having them train with a sixth division team. I played in the fifth and sixth divisions and my teammates would laugh at the Americans who turned over every ball and would run all over the place like chickens with their heads cut-off as they did way too much in an effort to impress the coaches. Most of my teammates had played Youth Bundesliga and had a good grasp on what it took to make it in the professional ranks. What I learned from countless conversations with Ronni, Mike, owners of clubs, youth directors, coaches, players from all levels, and the wise old men who have been there every weekend since long before I was born, is that technical skill is a small piece of the pie (which everyone has) and athleticism is an even smaller piece. What separates players is thinking and moving in the right ways at the right times, foreign concepts to most American players. IFX does not promise anyone a professional contract, that would be absurd and THAT would be a scam. What they promise is that they will place you in an environment where you will be challenged and where you can prove yourself. For some people who have been told they are "the greatest" their whole life but have never been challenged to adjust their ideas or be tactically aware, the 8th division in Germany can be tremendously challenging. For others who have had a very solid soccer education, IFX can provide an opportunity to play with other intelligent, capable players and further expand their understanding of what it takes to succeed at the highest levels. For anyone who wants to enroll in this program, ask yourself two things: 1) Am I ready to go to a place where the language and culture are foreign, where the structure of football is of the highest caliber and am I ready to compete and play my best everyday or am I just going to enjoy a little vacation and a kickabout? And 2) Can I handle being told I'm not good enough, observe what makes others elite, judge myself realistically (without the bias of "I was the best player where I'm from"), and put in the work to improve if necessary? In a country that consistently finds itself in the semi-finals of major tournaments, wouldn't you think they're looking for the best talent at all times? So if you show that you're good enough to be in the higher divisions, one of the experienced coaches the program has assessing you will certainly make a recommendation. Mike and Ronni are not responsible for how good you are. They are not responsible for what you chose to eat, when you go to bed, whether you're homesick or spend all your money the first week. They put you in front of coaches who have shaped countless professionals and they expect you play your best. Remember, these coaches' own reputation is at stake when recommending players and any American must be better than what they can find in their own country... That's not IFX, that's how it is done in Europe. Some of you may be reading this thinking, "He got a contract, of course he has good things to say." The fact is, IFX help me realize that I wasn't good enough to reach the serious professional ranks. The opportunity they gave me helped me understand what it was I lacked and how late I was in the developmental process. I worked tirelessly while I was there to ensure I did not waste the opportunities I had and thanks to IFX, Mike and Ronni, I seriously expanded my knowledge of football, Germany's youth, professional and amateur structure, as well as where American players and coaches fall short. So please, don't blame the program if you aren't ready to put in the work and expand your horizons. Use this program as an opportunity to grow as a player and as a person, whatever level you sign-up for.

This place is a joke!! First off we spent over $4,000 to give our son the opportunity he was…read morepromised by Jonathan Blake, an agent from IFX, who flat out lied to us And our son. His only motivation was to take as much money as possible and use our son to get more money. My son spent almost 30 days Lengenfield utern Stein, Germany. They told him he has the talent and a strong work ethic, but in order to get him opportunities your parents have to spend over $60,000. That is not an opportunity. That is extortion, plain and simple. IFX president, Michael Carlson has turned this beautiful sport of futbol into taking advantage of kids hopes and dreams to extort as much money as possible from the parents. There are no opportunities for middle income families. The agent and president of IFX are dishonest! Don't waste your money here, it's not worth it. NOT RECOMMENDED!!

This is an actual review from my 9 year old son…read more... It was great. You get to make friends. There is a high chance you might learn something, like fakes and dribbles. I don't use fakes because I play offense... but I still learned anyhow. The coaches are great they are fun to play with, they make drills fun like sharks and minnows and knock out, they are especially fun when we got to play against the all of coaches.

My son was enrolled in the World Cup summer camp for 2 weeks and he absolutely loved it. The…read morecoaches were encouraging, classes were fun and he looked forward to going every morning. One thing I appreciated is that every day before the class ends, the coaches took a few minutes to remind players of positive sportsmanship and recognized those who portrayed those qualities that day. This reinforced positive sportsmanship, encouraged my son to try hard, and applaud for others who earned it. It was a nice way to end each class. The atmosphere is very positive and I can't recommend it enough.

Very cool spot. This place is probably best for school-aged children. They do have one wall with…read moreconnector toys for the toddlers but that's about it. It's small but a nice spot to spend under an hour. Also finding the entrance was hard because google maps takes you to the wrong main gate.

I almost got into the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory! Yes, the Lawrence Livermore National…read moreLaboratory is self-described as "a premier research and development institution for science and technology applied to national security." Because they are working with important stuff pertaining to national security, nuclear materials and other top secret stuff, they won't let the average Yelper in there. But, right outside their front gate is the Discovery Center. The Discovery Center is a small museum that gives you a brief introduction to the lab and what they do. They have hands on and interactive exhibits for children to play with. Most of the exhibits were well maintained. It is an interesting way to spend an hour. The staff, at least on the day were there, was fantastic. Since we were the only ones there, she almost gave us a personalized tour to explain some of the exhibits and talk about the lab and what they do. They have an easy scavenger hunt for children with a nice t-shirt as a prize. They are pretty generous with the scavenger hunt and let children of all ages play. The museum is priced just right for most Yelpers. It is free! It's a nice place, with not a lot of visitors.