We are very happy that our daughter joined Stormbreaker volleyball club. When she first went for…read moretryouts, she already liked the place. Every week she is excited to go to practice to improve herself. The coaches are very professional and friendly. They have helped my daughter with technical skills. My daughter also asks for joining summer camps this year. Highly recommended for kids who want to play volleyball.

This is my daughter's first year playing club volleyball, and the experience with Stormbreakers has…read morebeen fantastic. Before choosing a club, she tried clinics with several programs in the area, but at most of them she felt like just another number. Stormbreakers was completely different from the moment she walked into their clinic. The coaches gave her genuine, personalized attention, and she immediately connected with both the staff and the other girls. We've been incredibly happy with the training, communication, and overall environment. The coaches truly care about each athlete's development, both on and off the court. My daughter is growing in confidence, skills, and teamwork every week. Highly recommend Stormbreakers for anyone looking for a club that values individualized coaching and a positive, supportive team culture.

The Adult Recreation Center is a very good place and from my experience, we are always having a…read moregood time there. The environment is fun, welcoming and entertaining, with activities that keep everyone engaged and happy. The staff make the center feel comfortable and positive, and what truly makes it special is the director, Miss Aileen. She is the best!!!Her caring attitude and strong leadership help create such an enjoyable atmosphere, and because of her the center is a place we all love to be.

The Adult Recreation Center was actually pretty classy inside. I've hung out in the park and scoped…read morethe area for film shoots, but it's like a senior citizen hangout during the daytime. I was invited to hear Actress Tippi Hedren talk about her latest book, A Memoir. So I RSVP'ed and attended. The small auditorium was pretty spacious and comfortable. Tippi was quite graceful and she spoke eloquently about her experiences as a model, actress and wildlife initiatives. The lecture with Q&A was only 30-minutes long. I didn't stay for the book signing. The line was very long and I prefer audiobooks. Also, they sold the books at the Adult Recreation Center for $31.53. They sell it for $14.95 at the bookstores. Maybe, cheaper online as an eBook. I talked with a few people before leaving. The crowd was friendly. Nice event. The Roar Foundation and The Shambala Preserve http://www.shambala.org/

SFVRD is family and fun rolled into one. I highly recommend you give it a try. It's the best stress…read morereliever as well as helping me with my fitness and overall health.

Amazing league. Loved watching their bout last week, and would totally try out skating with themread more

We love YK, but most importantly our child does. He started when he was a kindergartener. I don't…read moreknow much about basketball but I can see the growth he has attained by practicing with his teammates and coaches. The coaches do a wonderful job of balancing age appropriate drills and feedback. I didn't realize how much my child had grown in his basketball development until I saw his moves and collaboration with his teammates. Couldn't be happier with the staff and the coaching they provide.

My son had been going to Tuesday night sessions for almost two years…read more Last year Young Kings merged with Precision basketball and the fees went up, community and camraderie went down. I recently asked for a pause on my membership and they would only refund 50% of the month even though the month sessions hadn't started yet. Their website has two conflicting statements about refunds and they chose to honor the one in their favor instead of their client. So instead of just saying "hey no problem sorry our website had the wrong info here's your refund" they instead refused and would only refund 50%. They felt that $70 was more important then keeping a monthly customer paying $140. I went ahead and cancelled and will not be returning, the fees are really high and the customer service is terrible. There's plenty of places to ball in Pasadena besides young kings. Editing my review to answer Yaroslav - While I appreciate your answer you neglected to acknowledge the fact that you have two contradictory policies in place on your website - One that says you get a full refund within seven days and one that doesn't. So again, instead of giving a long standing client the benefit of the doubt you chose to err in your own favor just to keep my $70 over acknowledging the error on your website. It says a lot about how you treat your business. And as far as all of your nice words concerning the Tuesday night sessions the truth is there very little structure and minimal moderation to these sessions.

Best club ever won every game saw improvement in my daughter and she serves over hand and dives she…read moreis doing so good I say come here for a change in playe.

Club is horrible! Money grab for the owners. If they truly cared about the girls, they would find a…read moreway for all the girls to play during the tournaments. They carry 12 on each team, knowing a third of those girls will not play in the tournaments. Maybe try to carry 10 on each team, which would allow all the girls a chance to play. If you're not on the #1 team, you'll have a better experience at the YMCA team with about the same coaching at a very reduced cost!

I've been playing softball here for years, and overall it's a solid complex. Glendale Sports…read moreComplex has well-maintained fields, plenty of space, and usually enough parking. It's also generally pretty organized, which goes a long way when you're dealing with multiple leagues and games going on at once. That said... they're making some seriously questionable decisions right now. They decided to install solar panels during one of the busiest times of the year, which has cut the parking lot in half. So now everyone's forced to park on nearby streets--which would be fine, except the signage is confusing at best and borderline impossible to interpret at worst. To make things worse, police have suddenly started patrolling the area constantly and handing out tickets like crazy. I've been coming here for years and never seen ticketing like this before--it honestly feels like shooting fish in a barrel. And yes, they'll even ticket you for not curbing your wheels. Between the reduced parking, unclear street rules, and aggressive enforcement, it really feels like a cash grab--and it's frustrating for people who are just trying to show up and play. All that said, I still appreciate having this complex. It's a great spot for both softball and soccer, and when things are running smoothly, it's a really enjoyable place to play. Bottom line: great facility, but right now the parking situation is a mess. Plan ahead... or risk leaving with more than just a loss on the field.

I have driven by this complex multiple times while on my way to the La Crescenta Library. While on…read morethe freeway, I've always wondered how in the heck do you enter this complex? I was invited by my cousin to watch her child play a flag football game and low and behold, it was at this complex that I've driven by multiple times! In order to get to the complex, you have to drive by multiple homes upwards toward the hills, and suddenly, you see the complex. I had to use my waze to figure it out how to get to the complex. Once you are here, you will find multiple free parking spaces. You will also see several playing fields. Several games were being played, so it's a good thing my cousin told me which field to look for. They are numbered. Very clean and well kept. Grass is turf. No seats, so standing room at the sidelines only. Bring a chair and some food because no venders.

I have played Kickball with WAKA and in Circuit Tourneys and LASN is the best by far. The process…read moreis so well thought out! Drinks out (no alcohol, it's CA :) and music playing, corn hole boards and Kan Jam at the 'Party Zone' and good attitudes all around. LASN is my new sports company for sure!

This league is the most fun I've ever had playing kickball. It's run really well... great…read moreequipment, painted lines, good competition, fun atmosphere, great venue. It's perfect.

We really enjoyed our time with Coach Andreas and Nordic Soccer. Great personal attention - always…read morewilling to give feedback to parents and kids. Talented coaches. Consistent practices. Having a multi-sport kiddo, games on Sunday worked great for us. Love that they offer both rec and club opportunities.

Coach Andreas is a gem!! He really cares about the kids learning soccer skills and game IQ. His…read morepassion shines through in his coaching. His team of coaches are patient and approachable as well. I love that games are Sundays, because my family does multiple sports, and those games are usually Saturdays. Can't recommend this league enough, my only hope is that the instruction stays top quality as Nordic continues to grow.

My son loved the basketball camp. First time ever. Learned a lot and enjoyed the weeks end games…read more He was even moved up an age group. Thank you Coach

UPDATE - FRAUD WARNING When we were researching basketball…read moreteams for our son, joining an AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) affiliated team was a top priority. The head coach fraudulently misrepresented that his was an AAU program. He enticed us and took our money, charging us for a full season up-front, then immediately dropped our son's team from participating in any games, when we started to question the "league games" that consisted of primarily playing against the same one or two teams. There are plenty of legit teams around. AVOID THIS FRAUDULENT ONE AT ALL COSTS, and spread the word. (See attached email pics) --- ORIGINAL REVIEW: BUYER BEWARE A short while after our kid had joined the Warriors team and played some games and scrimmages, we realized they had played multiple times against the same, much more advanced team, losing by 20-30 points each game. Other AAU teams make it a point not to play the same team twice, we have since learned. It is a big league, after all. After hearing numerous parent and child complaints about this one day, I emailed the coach, asking if the Warriors had plans to play against more evenly matched teams--or ANY other teams, stating also, "I agree winning shouldn't be the main focus, but I also know our child is not the only player who is disheartened, losing by so many points every game. It's just not an even match with that particular team." The head coach, Conrad, responded by canceling all our child's games "until further notice", and refused us even a partial refund. Then he claimed that all we cared about was winning (not true at all). He also falsely claimed that we had major concerns about our son's playing time, when we had never remotely raised any such concern. Despite being given multiple chances to do the right thing, clearly head coach Conrad was reaching for excuses to justify his operating in bad faith. What child would want to practice on a summer team that doesn't play any games--especially after having previously participated in the games? When I suggested the coach should take accountability for putting our child in a position to want to search for another team to join, he instead deflected and completely distorted the facts of the situation, and hid behind a "no refunds" policy. So be it, but the community should be warned. We did not press the coach for a refund for the team jersey once he stated his policy; however we felt that it was ethically questionable to discontinue our child's games shortly after charging us $100 for a uniform--and not to offer any partial refund for unused future practice time in good faith, despite HIS decision to cancel the games on our child. We did share what the consequences would be, if our request for a partial refund was denied, for unused practice time starting after Conrad canceled our child's team. When Conrad failed to respond, we eventually had to put a deadline on the response before taking this public. As stated above, there were multiple chances for this coach to do the right thing. We have been involved in many sports with different coaches, and this is the first time our child has ever reported feeling that the coach's style was abusive--specifically the head coach. There were times during practice when our child asked what he had gotten wrong during a drill, and, instead of teaching or correcting our child--the coach just screamed at our child to go to the back of the line. We also witnessed another child fall and slam his head against the concrete block wall of the gymnasium one time, crying afterwards--with very little, if any, concern shown by the coach. Avoid this basketball club. It is not well organized and the communication with parents is poor. The head coach does not embody the values he claims to impart on young, impressionable students of the game. He'll gladly take your money when the team is clearly maxed out beyond reasonable capacity, and won't think twice about kicking your kid to the curb, if you raise a simple concern.