My kid is currently on the high school age squad. His basketball game has grown leaps and rebounds…read moresince being under Coach Turner's guidance.

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My seven year old at the time struggled with his swing timing during the 2022 machine pitch season…read moreat M-ALL. We put him in Legends and specifically the Speedball program they invented in early 2023. By the time the 2023 machine pitch season began, his hitting (and fielding) abilities had been transformed. He has a beautiful swing now and he's obsessed with continuing to improve it. He also did two weeks of Legends in the summer of 2023. My older son also did Legends and their online program at the start of Covid was a wonderful invention by David Klein to keep the first batch of boys who joined sane and fit. The coaches are all so friendly and positive and you can tell they love working with young kids who love baseball. The program has grown a lot and expanded and I just hope that doesn't affect the quality and the culture.

I am so glad that Legends is in Orange County, wish it was around when my son was younger. Coach…read moreKelly was a huge help to my son as a PONY, Club, and High School player, taking him from below average, to making his High School team in a very competitive program. Steve is just a natural born teacher/coach, and knows every aspect of the game inside and out, is everyones favorite coach at all levels, works the positivity side of things like you wouldn't believe, and is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. His success as a coach, and the success of his athletes, all comes from a place of real passion and the desire to see his players grow to their full potential. Coach Kelly was not only a great baseball coach for my son, but was an even better coach about life, and how to succeed. I'd almost have another kid just so he could play Legends and be coached by Steve Kelly.

Went here once and had a horrible experience. James Brickey told me to put down the fork and smoke…read morecigs if I wanted to loose weight. Guess I am going back to 24hr.

I've worked with the trainers at Bulldog for both the personal training and the kids training…read moreprograms and I can honestly say they're very passionate about what they do. The facility is well taken care of which makes it a great environment to work out in. All the equipment is up to date and even with the rush of kids, it seems to stay very clean. The workouts are always challenging and I leave feeling better and stronger than when I walked in. I love being apart of the bulldog family!

Love the activity, great coaching and fun practice - we go to many tournaments year round.read more

Pros: Instruction is consistently terrific, and the regulars there are friendly and welcoming. It's…read morein a convenient location, and at an excellent price. Cons: I'd like to see the mats cleaned more regularly, and I wish there were showers in the building. The street and permit parking can sometimes be annoying.

Good instructors, good hours, and good attitudes.read more

I tried reaching out twice to books an event for 8 people. Nobody picked up the call, which was…read moreunderstandable, but nobody responded to my voice mails, which is unprofessional. Nobody responded to my emails either, which is downright frustrating.

This is such a fun activity! Another new form of things-to-do in Silicon Valley…read more Tyler and his team are awesome! They explained the rules very well and helped organized our group and got us started. The Segways are in tip top shape. They also capitalized on safety. When you first see the Segway and think how you're going to balance is a little nerve racking but once you're on it, it's quite very easy as the machine itself is self balancing. The polo part is the best! You'll get a good work out. And speeding thru and leaning on the Segway is really fun.. addicting actually. I'd recommend to try this new form fun on your next event.

PSV Union FC soccer club in Palo Alto has been around for several years. My son was on this soccer…read moreclub for two years. The coaches and staff are rude to the players families. In fact I saw the coaching staff make two parents cry because of the way they talk to people. The attitude problem with the PSV Union staff is presented by the club as being the European way. You do not need to treat people with disrespect to run a successful business. I strongly urge people to stay away from this club. There is no room in sports for this attitude. The club also discourages players from playing multiple sports.

Great player development youth soccer club. The coaches understand age appropriate developmental…read moredifferences. They have a clear vision and philosophy for training young athletes. One of the things I like best is that all the coaches train all the teams/groups. The groups/teams essentially stay together, and are not subject to movement between a "ladder" of teams of different levels. The club is focused on individual player development. This helps protect the kids from injury, and keeps their development and health as the highest priorities. Each player will learn all the positions, towards the goal of being the more complete player. And they keep it fun! Overall, awesome.

This is a brand new facility of BAPPA table tennis club. The main location is in Milpitas. This one…read moreis very close to Stanford shopping center.

IVL is so great. As a volleyball player I feel really lucky to have such an accessible, fun,…read moreyear-round league with so many different format and nightly options. It brings a lot of good people together for some very competitive volleyball. With reverse coed, coed, men's, and women's in all different skill levels it really gives one a lot of options. My only complaint is that because the players ref the other players we tend to start later than we should, which results in getting out later and ultimately, less sleep for me. Overall, I love being able to play as often as I want with so many different groups of people. Bay Area volleyball players are really lucky to have it. Especially when you don't want to wait around for the monthly NCVA tournaments.

IVL is the first place you should look if you are interested in playing indoor volleyball. They…read moreoffer leagues Monday through Thursday at various locations in the Bay Area. There are Men's, Women's, Coed, and Reverse Coed leagues accommodating players with a range of skill levels, from those who have just started learning volleyball (coed B), to players who have played on their college team. It's really a lot of fun, great competition, good exercise, and a nice way to meet people. The guy who runs the leagues, Kirk Anderson, has been doing this for over 25 years, and knows how to run leagues! He's also very helpful if you have any questions. There's a free agent list on the IVL website if you are interested in playing but don't have a team. Check it out!