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!

Best organization in the area. If you want a safe environment for your children this is the place…read more. Very organized, professional, and drama free.

We are truly grateful to have Chosen Basketball training program in our local town. My daughter…read moreprimarily works with Coach Jermaine. He's not only provided a great training program for our daughter Phoebe for the last 2 years, he's also been there spiritually for the family. I have two boys in the military and Jermaine has always made time to pray for them. He is truly dedicated to his players on and off court. They are amazing trainers that will be life long mentors for their players. I love the fact that the training classes is small, geared to learn the fundamental techniques that apply to her basketball game. They also make it fun and allow the kids to compete at the end of each training. The kids leave feeling accomplished and ready to take what they've learn to the court. Jermaine has always been accommodating. Our schedules changes due to demand of AAU and other extracurricular activities. My Godson who is in College still trains with Coach Dwayne. He's been with them since he in Junior high school. I highly recommend for any players whether your child is just beginning or if they are in High School.

I can't say enough about Chosen Training. My son has been working out with Chosen and Jermaine for…read moreyears and he has grown and learned so much. Jermaine and Dwayne are dedicated to developing the kids in basketball and in life. They create a positive environment that encourages, teaches and trains the kids to not only be better players, but better human beings. My son loves the workouts and being a part of The Chosen Family!

I don't normally leave negative reviews like this. I usually prefer to simply not return to an…read moreestablishment if my experience was disappointing. However, after what we experienced with East Bay Volleyball Club, I feel other families deserve to know what they could potentially be walking into before making the commitment. My daughter played on the P1 team under Director/Coach Sarah Talton. We joined because we believed in the environment and values that were presented early in the season -- a program focused on supporting athletes, building confidence, developing skills, and creating positive opportunities for girls in the sport. Unfortunately, our experience throughout the season did not reflect those values. As the season progressed, there were ongoing issues with communication, professionalism, leadership, and the way players were spoken to and treated. There was constant turnover and inconsistency with coaching staff, and at times the girls were left without coaching direction during matches when the coach stepped away from the bench. Families were also promised three practices plus conditioning, yet those expectations were not consistently met. At one point, parents were told the girls "weren't ready" for conditioning, which was difficult to understand considering conditioning is meant to help athletes improve and prepare physically throughout the season. The breaking point for our family came during an end-of-season tournament when the team was forced to forfeit three matches they had already won because players were not properly rostered/cleared to compete. The girls worked hard for those wins after an already difficult season, only to lose them over preventable administrative issues that were completely within the club's control. What made the situation even more disappointing was the lack of accountability afterward. When concerns were brought to Sarah by parents, they were dismissed rather than taken seriously. At the end of the day, the environment we experienced did not align with our family's values when it comes to honesty, accountability, professionalism, and respect for young athletes. Based on our experience, this is not a club I will be returning to.

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more As a parent, this was one of the most concerning experiences I've had in youth sports, and it stemmed directly from the leadership of the club's coach and director. I personally witnessed players leaving games in tears, and much of that appeared to be tied to the coaching style. There was frequent yelling during games and tournaments, which created a tense and discouraging environment rather than one focused on growth and confidence. I also observed sideline behavior from the coach/director that was difficult to watch, including visible frustration and emotional outbursts. In my opinion, it created an atmosphere that did not feel positive or stable for young athletes. Additionally, decisions made by the coach/director during tournament play resulted in games being forfeited that the team had already won. This was incredibly disappointing for the players, who had worked hard for those wins. There also seemed to be a disconnect between how the coach/director presents the program publicly and what families experience day-to-day. Our experience did not align with what is portrayed online. Over time, most families on the team--including ours--chose to leave because it no longer felt like the right fit. Concerns included limited skill development, inconsistent organization, and communication challenges, which we experienced firsthand. I encourage other parents to ask questions, speak directly with current and former families, and carefully consider whether this program is the right environment for their child.

it was the best club I played when I was a kid it changed my life and now I am very good at…read morefootball!

Watched my son play in a u17 boys soccer state cup tournament game this afternoon. He plays for…read moreOYSC Oakley, His team played against East County Revolution FC 08 boys blue team. Revolution was the home team. Revolution is an EA team. Oakley is a gold team. Gold is 3 levels down from EA. Watched as the home team ref (his name is Jason Bates-got his name from one of the parents at the game) put on a blatant display of favoritism for the Revolution team. Call after call was made for the home team. Mr. Bates did not seem to care how bad his call were and how much the calls favored the Revolution team. But even with the absolutely horrible refereeing displayed by Mr. Bates, Oakley clearly outplayed and outsmarted and outdueled the Revolution team to a 1 to 0 score. When it got to the end of the second half, Mr. Bates, still favoring the home team and doing anything he could to make sure they had a chance to win, called out that he was adding 4 minutes of extra time after the game had actually hit the final whistle. I have 3 kids. All three have played soccer. I have seen at least 350 games comp games my kids have played in in my time. Adding 4 minutes of extra time to a game is due to at least one injury. There needs to be a reason to add that much time in a u17 game. There were no injuries in this game. There was actually not one reason to add one minute to the game, let alone 4 minutes. Well sure enough, after a total of 1 hour and 33 minutes of keeping the score at 1-0, Oakley allowed a goal. Yes, in the 3rd minute of added time Revolution scored. All due to Blatant and unacceptable and completely one-sided refereeing by Mr. Bates. It was embarrassing. Again, Oakley, a team 3 levels down from Revolution, outplayed and had won the game. But a horrible referee with an agenda, who added time for no reason changed the outcome of the game. The teams went to PK's and revolution won. Never in my life have I ever seen a team cheat so blatantly and so openly in a game between comp teams. This was a game where the winner moved on and the team lost were done. Revolution had to cheat to resort to winning a game against a team 3 levels below them. Revolution brags about how good their coaches are and how good their training is. If a high level EA team can't beat a gold team without cheating there is something wrong. Enjoy your win you didn't earn Revolution. As for Mr. Bates, you are a disgrace to the game. There is no place for people like you in the beautiful game. Oakley won that game. Whatever ANYONE tells you about this game, Oakley won the game 1 to 0. Proud of the Oakley Mexico Jr.'s and proud of the outstanding Oakley coaches, and proud of what you guys accomplished today.

Coach Shaun is a wonderful baseball tutor for any age. He is throughly knowledgeable about all…read moreelements of the game; always coaches from a positive standpoint; is an exceptional teacher, and a high-quality man. He certainly teaches baseball well, but includes the gift of being a role model for all in developing successful approaches to life, as well as baseball.

Did our first session today with Shaun and what a great experience. My 7 yo loved every minute…read more This session was just some basic foot work, coordination and technique and it went a long with my son. Can't wait to get him in again very soon

I have been bringing both my son, who plays on their travel team, and my daughter. My daughter uses…read morethe facilities and takes private lessons with Ron Perk. She plays High School and travel but this place is an excellent establishment in promoting structure, skill building, and a very family friendly environment for these kids to workout in. My kids have had the spark relit after several other places we've been through. We have found our home!! Thank you Coach Duby, and Coach Perk for all you do for all the kids, not just mine.

I went by Perks to pick up my son who had been a member for about a month, He really seemed to…read moreenjoy going and had really started to come out of his shell, even though he had never really showed any interest in baseball I thought it would be a good environment for him and his older brother. Today for the second day in a row I found him in the weight room alone on a machine. I approached Perk and mentioned My son was in the weight room with the intention of asking him if he had been showing any interest in baseball. Unfortunately I must have caught him in a bad mood because he became immediately defensive. (Or perhaps I came off wrong) Which caused me to react as well. It soon became a yelling match between us where he was asking me if I wanted to go outside, he was getting in my face and trying to intimidate me while spitting in my face as he was yelling at me, insulted me as a parent told me I was abusive to my two children and that I was the reason that they were so fucked up. (His words not mine) All I was trying to do this whole time is go get my son so that we could leave. Unfortunately all of this took place in front of many parents, coaches and children. I am disappointed things turned out this way, I truly believed he cares about the kids he coaches and makes a positive difference in their lives, as he was starting to do in my two sons. Am I a perfect parent? Absolutely not. Have I made mistakes? Absolutely. But I've never abused my children in any way. And to have their baseball coach suggest to me that I have, in front of my son and in front of the whole classroom is unacceptable and I will not tolerate that

Coach Ivan is awesome! My son has learned so much during small group training, and really enjoys…read morethe practices. I would definitely recommend.

We had been searching for a coach to train our son for a while without any success. We were…read morethrilled when we found Ivan, former NBA player, and quickly contacted him. He started training sessions with my son right away. It has been a few months now and my son's skills have improved so much. Ivan is very professional and motivates the kids. My son has gained so much confidence and passion for basketball. We highly recommend him.

We started my daughter in tumbling here, definitely one of the better classes in the Brentwood…read morearea. She then wanted to do cheer and absolutely loves it, we love coaches Brittani and Jamie they do really great with her age group (5-7). It's a commitment, they have a lot of practices, the competitions are all around 1-2 hours away, not bad, but it's all fun and the girls love it. We'll definitely be back next season. The gym is open evenings but they aren't by the phone they are with the girls teaching. The best way to get ahold of them is by FB or email in my experience.

I'm baffled by all of the five star ratings…read more I have hounded these people and you can't get a response from them. I WANT TO SIGN MY CHILD up and spend money at your facility! Return calls and emails people (like I'm requesting something out of the ordinary). I would have given up a long time ago. However, every other tumbling class in Brentwood sucks!