My kids have been participating in youth basketball programs for 15 years, and Triple Threat is by…read morefar the best program I've seen. Tony and Lou have it down to a science.......every single minute of every single session is instructive, productive, positive and motivating. They not only teach skill development and conditioning, but also emphasize respect (for self & others), responsibility and the importance of academics. Total player development......I couldn't ask for more. And my child LOVES going because she actually sees and feels herself improving. Recommended for ANY child, 5yrs. through college.......sessions for all grade levels. (Especially good for high school kids trying to make a team, or hoping to play in college.)

Triple Threat Academy truly offers outstanding camps and classes!!! The coaches are actual…read morebasketball players with great skills in basketball and coaching! The class always starts with a quick session talking to kids, showing that they actually care about each child and makes the kids feel special. The drills are highly effective and I can see the actual moves my son has learned being used at game time. He came off the court so excited and proud to tell me "what Coach Mike told me, worked!" His confidence and love for the sport is growing with each class! I can not thank Tony and all the Triple Threat coaches enough for what they have given my son. We now take classes year round and we cant wait to see how he takes what he has learned at Triple Threat to the court, in the upcoming basketball season! Also wanted to mention how fairly priced the programs are especially given the level of skill the coaches bring. Often in other programs we have taken the teachers have no real experience in the field but were just taught to run that class. At Triple Threat the coaches are actual basketball players and coaches themselves and this difference is immense. The quality program you will receive is immeasurable. Have know doubt that your child will develop their skills in a positive and motivating environment.

Most of us flag footballers are over the hill, but still need real competition. Amateur Bay Sports…read moreis a solid league run very well when compared to other leagues I have been a part of over the past few years. There is a lot of competition, a good amount of trash talk, contact is controlled and encouraged, the rules reward well balanced teams, and it's a lot of fun. The price is reasonable for the amount of games you get with officials, marked field, and a real schedule. If you are thinking about assembling a team or even joining a league as a free agent, you should join this one.

From the owner: Adult men's, co-ed and youth boys and co-ed recreational sports; featuring 9 on 9, 6 on 6 and 4 on…read more4 flag football leagues. Visit the website at www.amateurbaysports.com or amateurbaysports@yahoo.com for more info. 6 on 6 mens and co-ed starting in April/May. Sign up now!

My son enjoyed tball but he kept being bullied by a team player. Over three months, I kept hoping…read moreit would get better, only for the child to appologize and do something again. My son was hit, punched, called names, he was even pushed and when he fell down the boy jumped on my sons back with his cleats on. That night my son complained of his back hurting and I looked. There was cleat mark bruising on my sons back.I brought it up continually to the team mom because it was her son. When I finally told her i was tired of her son bullying my child she got defensive because I said he was bullying. I pulled my son from tball today. After trying to explain th situation to the president as he kept deflecting the situation, I realized it was because they are all old friends. He mentioned my son isnt innocent he was pouring gatorade on the ground last game and playing with friends. How you can compare that to physical abuse? The board members, coaches and team mom. This group is too tight knit. The president had his mind made up before he even spoke to me it was clear. Very sad situation, very unfair. I feel I failed my son, I should of pulled him out sooner.

I startedher 6 year ago with my then 5 year old son. He is now 10 and has had the best time. He…read morelooks forward to each season. He knows kids he has never been on a team with, recognizes coaches he has never had. It has become his second home. As time has gone on my husband and i have become more involved. This league is ran by wonderful volunteers and welcomes you to join. Overall it is a Family atmosphere with the best snackbar. Kids have fun while learning baseball fundamentals, team work, and making life long friends.

I have two boys that have been playing with the Club since they were three. My oldest is on his 5…read moreyear with the club. We love the coaches, parents and what a great small soccer culture. The club mission is about kids enjoying the game while learning and it is not always about winning. The Kids have to learn for them to win. Keep it up.

We had an absolutely horrible experience with both my kids playing soccer for the first time and my…read morehusband volunteering to coach. Castro Valley Soccer is completely uncommunicative and disorganized, and when we called them on it they refused to acknowledge our complaints and instead criticized my husband and 5-year-old son. Unbelievable. They wouldn't give us even a partial refund, even though we quit before the first game. Do not play soccer here!! We switched to another organization and my son LOVES it.

My children have grown up playing Little League baseball at WMJL. I highly recommend parents expose…read moreyour children to youth sports, it helps socialize, physically train, teach them discipline and teamwork. It helps build their self esteem and self confidence. All the volunteers are supportive and clearly communicate with parents on what to expect in the future. All around great league, and great people!

My son is having so much fun in this league! Such a great experience! We will definitely be…read morereturning to this league next season!

I am currently playing in my second season in PPBL. You get a live announcer, stats you can see…read moreweekly on their website, and most importantly the competitive nature of basketball. I've played in many leagues, and this one is very organized. If you're looking for a competitive league where they keep your stats, go give PPBL a try.

The league is generally a really fun program and well run. However, there appears to be a bias…read morewhereby the referees favor certain teams that consist of individuals with whom they are friends. It would help to have referees who perhaps do not have any connection to the players outside of the game to ensure that this doesn't happen.

My 12 year old daughter has only been playing softball for a year, she needed some help with her…read morehitting and we heard about Allen through a dad from our team. OH man has it made a HUGE difference for her. She is hitting GREAT NOW! Highly recommend Allen for some 1 on 1 lessons. They are a bit pricey but trust me they are worth it!!

Coach Allen has trained my 8 year old daughter for about 4 months now and the results are truly…read moreamazing. His knowledge and experience about mechanics of baseball, softball and coaching is incredible. My daughters confidence and skills in softball improved so much, I am very lucky to have a place like this so close by.

The trail is fine. The bad:…read moreThey lost my timing for the race. The good: They give you cotton t-shirt, which is good because cotton inhibits growth of bacteria. The high tech shirt besides giving me the itch seems to facilitate growth of body bacteria and wearing it for 2 hours you stink like a pig. The hi tech t-shirt is one invention that should have stayed un-discovered. PS: I will update on Monday and report what happened to my timing. PS2: Okay they found my timing. I will change my review.

This was a great race. Very mellow, community-centric. Flat as could be…read more Out and back loop along a peaceful marsh trail, with water stations. This was my first 10k and I really enjoyed it. It didn't have the excited, zany vibe of a big race, but it also didn't have the added stress or difficult parking or the mile-long lines for the port-a-potty (there's a nice visitors' center with actual bathrooms). I would definitely do it again!

Newer Eden Shores sports park - great for soccer or baseball - massive amounts of lawn is the…read morehighlight here. The soccer field is very very nice. I could see people coming from miles away to get to here. I think the best part is probably the lighting. Its very bright and very fancy. That means if the sun sets it won't put an end to your fun. There is a gym equipment section near the entrance. Good for pullups or situps or stepups. When was the last time you did some of those? Lets be honest.... Toward the back there is a play structure. Good for young kids. It wasn't too popular I think because this park is known for the fields. So might be a good option if you want fewer kids around your own kids. Tons of parking. The lot is more than large enough. Overall the park is very clean and new. Its almost surprising that it is technically Hayward, CA. You just don't expect anything that nice from this city.

a review from amom2kidsandapark.com…read more A popular destination for the sport enthusiast, Alden E Oliver Sports Park in the south side of Hayward has a massive baseball/softball complex, soccer field, and a fitness court The multilevel playground has two slides (a straight slide from the lower platform and a spiral from the higher platform), steps, ladders, a tunnel/stairway, a lookout hole up top, a climbing wall, and swings (both standard and bucket). Next to the playground is a bunch of picnic tables. Stick to having your picnic at a table great because you definitely don't want to picnic on the grass behind the playground... it has plenty of "natural fertilizer" from the geese There is a lot of parking and bathrooms near the parking and playground. Add a walk around the grounds to your adventure!