Very knowledgeable staff, lots of great baseball, softball, umpiring gear, very helpful with our…read moreteam order. Nice that it is so close to so many places we play. Good job!

The basketball program is an absolute joke. …read more First off for 250$ there should be more than 1 practice a week!! Then theres the coaching.. yikes, talk about not caring and just throwing the kids out there, no positions are given to these kids. "Find a guy" and guard them status. The practices are way too short to help the not so good players get better. If your child isn't too good then they will ride the bench every other quarter when its gametime. The attention to helping these kids get better just isnt there. If you're the coaches kid you get full time to play. Most coaches let their own kid pretty much run the show. They seem to always be the ball hogs, taking way too many shots! Missing enough to pull them out but that rarely ever happens. Guy running the league is as smug and cocky as they come. Its obvious a side hustle to supplement his income. 250$ per kid @ about 100 kids per session the guy is winning for sure! From the 4 times we've been apart of this league I felt it's time to leave a review. We will not continue our journey here! Goodluck to all you and thank you for the read!

Angela transforms the whole field into an athlete-to-be's dream. My kids were new and were welcomed…read morewith wonderful enthusiasm, inclusion and were introduced to the other kids. It was easy for them to jump right in even when shy. Angela knows what she does and how she keeps the kids attention. The activities are versatile and fun. I am happy we found her, having a blast!

My kiddo really loves this running club. Coach Angela teaches so much more than running.. she talks…read moreto the kids about the importance of nutrition, sleep, practicing and listening. My kid's confidence in running has increased a lot since joining the program.

My family and I have been members of the Woodlands Cabana Club and Swim Team for the past two years…read moreand we absolutely love it there. Signing the kids up for swim team has been one of the best decisions we've ever made. Even though we have a pool at home, we still frequent the Cabana Club to spend time with friends in the community. Our springs and summers would not be the same without Woodlands and their wonderful community.

Good luck with Instructor absent (never shown up) for the date of lesson.. ....and pain in the A…read morerefund process. No one there seems to know how to solve this situation because I've been told this is a non profit club. ??!!

My 11 year old son and I visited family in Walnut Creek last week. He loves baseball. I read about…read moreBronco Baseball on line and liked the approach focusing on fundamentals through fun and games paired with a low coach:player ratio. My son was tentative, being in a new environment with new kids and staying from 9am-3pm. Every single member of the coaching staff was positive, encouraging, and supportive. The camp is very organized. My son loved it. He had such a great time and learned so much. Thank you!! Awesome camp!!

Let me start by saying that every single staff member was so GREAT. They were enthusiastic and…read morefriendly and got to know every kid by name. My daughter ended up really enjoying her time during the week of summer camp. However, even though the website advertises that it includes softball skills, this is only IF enough girls sign up. So we signed up my daughter and she ended up being like one of two girls in her age bracket in the whole camp. She made the best of it and the coaches were so caring and wonderful that they made sure to include her and champion her and ultimately, she did learn things even if they weren't strictly softball.

We recently joined CYC and it has been wonderful. They offer a wide array of classes for all ages…read morefrom I believe the age of 3. The teachers have been really kind, knowledgeable and my toddler is very excited to attend every week. There are some areas of improvement- like the registration process. But honestly for the price and quality, I do not mind the hassle of registration. This is by no means white glove service. But if you're looking to expose your child to a wide array of sports in a diverse program- this is a good bet! & if you or your kid doesn't like it, well you just lost $40 instead of $400.

I cannot give this place a complete zero or one star because there were some good coaches or…read moreteachers there, but currently I am literally enrolled in the soccer program in the age group for high schoolers. And there used to be a really nice head coach called Coach Brandon. And then he was replaced by this big head honcho coach that thinks he's hot shi cause he taught at some club before or whatever and doesn't get that what he's doing is putting kids that go to learn and have fun down. Coach Christian is the worst head coach I think I've experienced at the CYC for soccer since, like, 2020 times when there was another rude coach. All he teaches are higher-level things that only the boys know how to do. Along with selective nitpicking on girls without actually teaching properly. Almost all the soccer coaches changed, and the only good one I can say that still goes to the practice is Coach Darien, even tho he only shows up occasionally. No clue on the girls only soccer tho so so try at your own risk- TLDR: If you're a newbie and not a boy tryna learn soccer, do NOT go to this place's soccer practice due to the bumahh head coach that acts rude and at least a lil nitpicky to girls

My daughter has been going to Luna for 3 years, loves the program and how she has been able to…read moreadvance to higher levels. They have many age groups, skill levels based on ability and teach the students skills so they can achieve their goals, have fun and build new friendship. The coaches are awesome and have years of coaching experience. Lisa the owner has built a great Gymnastics program for our community. Keep up the awesome work. Michael F Orinda

The three year olds have a fun time, bouncing around. And I don't take that away from them. They…read moreenjoy their time. But The "coach "doesn't seem prepared to actually teach the kids to do anything. She wears very very baggy clothing. She has long hair,That's not pulled back. The kids aren't taught anything like how to do a front roll . She should be taught to teach the kids how to position their body, where to put their hands how their arms need to be next to their ears, the position of their hips... For anything that they're doing. They walk along the beam Great. teach them how when they get to the end of the beam go up on their Tippy Toes, half turn, and now they're ready for a next pass on the beam. They're just doesn't seem to be a lot of learning and the water breaks are simply silly. It seems like it just takes up time. They take four water breaks in 45 minutes and they haven't really done much. Just my opinion.

I grew up in the wonderful Ygnacio Wood neighborhood in the 80s, moving into our home on Raycliff…read morePlace from Moraga when I was 7. That spring, after I turned 8 my family joined the Ygnacio Wood Swim Club and I also joined the swim team. Without a doubt, my fondest memories of the 8 years I lived there all tied back to Ygnacio Wood Swim Club & Team. Years later, when it was time to settle into a community and start a family, I came back. Our family joined Ygnacio Wood Swim Club and Team with little kids and we fell in love with everything it has to offer, just as I remember when I was a kid. Now our kids aren't so little and they have all had the same experience I had as a kid, probably even better. Ygnacio Wood builds lifelong friendships. My best friends today are either people I met and grew up with at YW, or parents we met as our kids grew up at YW. Same with my kids friends. I think it is the legacy culture that attracts like-minds As for the Ygnacio Wood Swim Team...or Y-DUB Nation as some call it...it is like nothing else. Ya, meets follow the same format as other rec meets. The kids start off blocks. People are timing. The water is wet. Etc. But, this is not your -- stand around bored while you wait for a monotone megaphone announcement of your kid's next event, followed by an awkwardly started song off a random playlist that someone made 5 years ago for the one party they ever had, which honestly wasn't even that fun, even though the host keeps asking "remember that party at our house?" while you think to yourself, "Uh, yeah how could I forget when you play that sucky playlist every single meet..." -- kind of meet. Nope. At YWST home meets, you get an experience that starts with a state of the art sound system with clear and fun announcements, music professionally fading in and out between starts and announcements, and a custom playlist uniquely curated by our DJ for each meet theme, guest team and age group. And, well there's the digital display board visible to all and broadcasting the times of each race. Oh, what's that--the display board just turned into a video of the swimmers at they step on the block, but the starter calls them all back down, except for little Billy, who stands on the block not sure what's going on. Ahh, the announcer explains it's Billy's birthday and suddenly 250 people join in for a quick happy birthday song while Billy tries his best to play it cool but at the end he just can't help bust out a smile while he gets ready to take his mark. Oh yeah, then there's the real secret sauce...the coaching staff. They're all home-grown former YWST swimmers who have taken the time to know each and every kid on the team, and bring absolutely nuclear energy and motivation passed down by their former YWST coaches. They recognize and congratulate swimmers at every age and skill level when they achieve a personal best. And, if there enough kids for a B or C relay, they swim. Because its rec swim and the kids are here to swim not watch the A relay team swim. Even though its fun to watch the A relay because those swimmers are fast... I'm very fortunate to have had the opportunity to experience Ygnacio Wood Swim Club and Team as a kid, and now as a dad of a swim family. Very proud to be a Sea Horse. Ooh, ah, you wish you were a Sea Horse. GOOOO YGNACIO!!

Definitely a fantastic environment for kids to grow up in, compete in, and be exposed to awesome…read morehomegrown coaches, leaders, and role models. The traditions of the team go back to the 1960s. At swim meets, especially the large multi team events - YWST is always seen as the team with the most spirit. We joined YWST in 2008 at the advice of our neighbor, whose two children were on the team. Our oldest daughter was 6 and our younger ones were barely 2 and 4. Over the next 10 years, we watched our children develop into accomplished swimmers. More importantly in my mind was the great environment for my kids to be in each day after practice, mostly hanging out with their friends, being outside, being active, interacting with kids of all ages and young adults/coaches who were great role models, etc., - versus-being indoors on their phones, with occasional scheduled play dates.

I hosted a birthday party here for my nine year-old. Most of the kids are baseball enthusiasts and…read morehad really great time. A couple weren't as into pitching and hitting, but had fun playing ping-pong and doing a relay race. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. They hung up decorations, ordered pizza and brought a delicious ice cream cake. I had to do very little myself, which I loved!

8 year old birthday party venue review…read more My son went to a birthday party here and I hung around while he played with friends. The space is a pretty bare boned gym facility. The kids had an area where 2 high school coaches led a sort of "obstacle course" relay and there was a room where they kicked soccer goals at a screen and collected points. They had a table set up and pizza delivered. All in all, it was pretty bare bones. The kids had fun, but all in, pretty basic. The did have about 10 boys, so it was at a group capacity, seemingly. From pics, potentially more engaging activities like batting, with maybe less kids? Overall, I'm not quite sure how much it cost, but it was solid. I wouldn't book for my kid who is more active and athletic than what was provided and felt a bit bored, but it could be more fun for those not as into sports but still wanting an active bday party venue indoors. To note: it was a cold day outside and super cold inside.