Groovy, easy booking decent/nudging to highish prices, great equipment and setting…read more They do some soccer on their greens too.

Always easy to reserve and good machines make batting practice a good experience. We do softball…read morefast pitch.

Come on down here and play some tennis, the courts are nice and clean and did I forget to say they…read morealso have a beautiful swimming pool and a great snack bar. If you want to improve your tennis game, come and see the pros here Dennis is the head coach and a great teacher. Come on down and have some fun what are you waiting for. Harry Irvine

Horrible customer service. Called asking if the person I had spoken to previously was available…read more The receptionist, said "No" and then hung up the phone without allowing me the opportunity to ask a follow up question.

My son plays here often for futsal games and we have no complaints . The restrooms are usually…read morealways clean. The courts are kept up . They have a snack bar and sometimes other vendors will be selling açaí Bowls or other stuff . They usually have private parties when we're there on the weekends so parking can get bad . I do wish they had a bigger parking lot , but we got used to parking down the street . My son likes playing here and it's a great facility for kids sports .

I've spent enough time here to separate a bad day from a broken system and unfortunately I think…read moreit's the latter. The facility has potential. There are plenty of fields and having indoor space is valuable. That's about where my praise ends. The biggest problem is the coaching. Youth soccer should be about development. Teaching fundamentals, correcting mistakes, building confidence and making sure every child gets meaningful instruction. Instead, the quality depends almost entirely on which coach your child gets. Some are engaged. Others seem distracted, chatting with each other while the session runs itself. Too many practices turn into kids standing around or playing small scrimmages with very little coaching, correction or individual feedback. Parents aren't paying to rent field space. They're paying for instruction. The environment doesn't help. Parking is consistently frustrating, the building gets uncomfortably hot and the indoor fields often have that stale turf smell that hits you the moment you walk in. The front desk also sets the wrong tone. Most visits start with staff sitting behind the counter without so much as a greeting or acknowledgment. For a place built around families and young kids, that's disappointing. One thing that continues to surprise me is how little attention is paid to what's happening around the active classes. I've regularly seen parents, older siblings and other family members juggling balls and kicking them around right next to training sessions. It's distracting for the kids who are actually there to learn and no one seems interested in managing it. What frustrates me most is that this carries the LA Galaxy name. You expect a higher standard of coaching, organization and professionalism. Instead, it feels inconsistent from top to bottom. If you happen to get one of the good coaches, you'll probably have a positive experience. If you don't, you've simply lost weeks or months of development. For a program representing one of the biggest soccer brands in America, "hopefully you get a good coach" shouldn't be the business model.

This is a special place...loads of fun, great people, well run events. I highly recommend it for…read morepickleball players of all levels!

Fantastic facility with well-maintained courts and a welcoming atmosphere. The owner, Courtney, is…read moreawesome and Carrie at the front desk is the BEST! Always a great place to play!

We had a great experience with Sain Baseball Camp! My 7yo son recently discovered baseball and…read morecouldn't wait to spend a week here. He woke up every morning excited to go. It seemed to be very well organized and lots of coaches helping out. My son had a happy report every day. We will definitely be looking into it again next year.

My son walked in to this very professional camp that first day and walked out asking for all 3…read moreweeks as his birthday present this year.( This seems to be boy magic right here! Happy tired kids at the end of each day )The kids are making friends, always movingand their baseball skills are increasing. The Staff are awesome and I extremely pleased with everything to do with Sain's Baseball camp. ( now little brother wants to do it next year... I guess I know where we will be spending our future summers... ha ha Thanks again for such a great experience!

The studio is spacious, clean, and modern. I've taken classes with Sarah A., Kirsty, Robin,…read moreClaudia, and Julie, and I always leave feeling like I just ran a marathon (in the best way). I also did a few months of private sessions with Sarah A., which completely elevated the quality of my workouts. The vibes and energy are always immaculate -- you really can't beat the sense of community at Coreology. It's easily the most consistent and motivating workout studio I've been to. P.S. If you're eyeing an early morning (6am) or weekend class, definitely book ahead! They fill up fast -- for good reason.

Kirsty was incredible in Core Lift today. As usual, she found our fatigue point and encouraged us…read moreto safely find ways beyond mental barriers. This studio has met my needs well beyond my wildest expectations. I am happy that they morph with the latest evidence on what makes a person fit (within bounds of the equipment they provide for us). A few shout outs to other awesome instructors - Erin, Julie M., Katie, Sarah A., Robin (so strong), Holly, Amber (so funny), Katrina, and the inimitable Jenny. They (and so many more) make Coreology a human community. I always enter a tad bit uneasy and leave fully sweated knowing I survived an amazing work out. Thanks Coreology for welcoming my wife and me into such a great community.

I am part of this little league we are one big family great environment the best staff the best of…read morethe best people and coaches are great with the kids

Didn't hate this league but my number one con was there aren't any real restrooms. Only portable…read morerestrooms. They were always gross. The second thing I didn't like was how bad the fields were the season my son played here. The parking always was a problem on game days but on practice days it wasn't too bad. The pro of course was my son did have fun playing ball.

My two grandsons, Aki and Yoshi, love Urban Youth Park and all the coaches, especially Coach…read moreBrandon, Michael, Fonzy, JJ, Parker, Chris and Dean. They are all wonderful. My grandsons have been taking Parkour for about 2 years. My 7-year-old is ADHD/Autistic and my 6-year-old is Autistic. The coaches knew how to teach them and care for them. In the beginning, my 2 grandsons did not speak English, but the coaches took time and taught them. Not just the classes, but now the boys also enjoy Minecraft Night, camps and looking forward to the upcoming Pokemon Night. Excellent place for kids to release their energy! Highly recommend!

We had such a great experience at Urban Youth Park! From the moment we walked in, the manager Fenzy…read moregave us a warm and welcoming greeting that made us feel comfortable right away. Nito, Dean, Sam, and Corylin were all incredibly professional, kind, and friendly throughout our visit. The environment is very safe and perfect for kids' events, which gave me peace of mind as a parent. Most importantly, my child had an amazing time and didn't want to leave! You can really tell the staff cares about creating a fun and positive experience for families. Highly recommend this place!