This program is amazing! Our friend recommended this program when my son had a hard time passing…read morehis junior lifeguard swim test. We came here needing to shave off about 40 seconds in his swim time for the test and he was able to do it after just one week in this program! The coaches are so caring and approachable, and they really work on giving feedback on all aspects of swimming. I could see an improvement every time we showed up to the pool. I cannot recommend this program enough, thank you to all the coaches for helping my son pass his test! We couldn't have done it without you!

Horrible swim lessons for kids. Communication is poor and through emails/texts only. Alyssa who is…read morein charge does not provide clear instructions. My kids have ASD and there's different teachers each week; no consistency, no feedback. These instructors are young, mostly high-school students who have different styles and don't really have a lesson plan for each child. They don't really care because it's not like they'll be teaching the same child again. Like, how would you know what they're working on when there's a different person every week and they all have different styles of swimming?!?! The lanes are shared by 5 people (x2) so they're bumping into each other. It's crowded, and again no direction. This place uses the Cerritos College aquatic pool and you have to pay for parking. This place sucks! My kids didn't learn anything new. Stay away from this place! Go somewhere else.

At first I just want my sons to join volleyball to have some exercise. But after a few lessons,…read morethey love it. Especially coach Osten is very good with kids. He takes time to teach each kid individually. My kids can't wait for his class open again next year.

WVBC is awesome! This will be our 3rd season with the club, and the season can't get here soon…read moreenough. The central focus of the club's highly skilled and engaging coaches truly is on teaching the game and helping young players develop and play with confidence. This has been an extremely rewarding and enriching experience for our daughter, and really for our entire family.

My daughter LOVES RSA. She has so much fun. All of the coaches and cheer sisters are very…read moresupportive, caring, welcoming and knowledgeable. They train for comps (no sideline) - conditioning, routines, tumbling, stunts, and basics. The price is VERY reasonable. Your daughter will feel like a Rockstar with the training she will get.

I wish I could give this program negative stars. Their level of unprofessionalism is unbelievable…read more My daughter joined in mid-July and by September I started noticing so much wrong-doing. Last month they started pushing my buttons and today they terminated my daughter's contract because I spoke out to Fay Zabecki (owner) on how I found it distasteful that she posted mean things on her private FB account. It's sad because if they had people skills they'd be more successful and would have so many athletes join and actually stay in the program. Please save yourselves headaches and consider going elsewhere. Pictures attached show comments made to Fay on FB messenger then after I blocked her she continued to harass me on Instagram. Last image is of her husband, Allan Zabecki, contacting me to tell me my daughter was terminated from the program.

My daughter has been going here for about a year now. She started off with skills and now she just…read moremade it into a team. I've seen how much she's improved and my daughter enjoys volleyball so much. All the coaches are amazing and all have different type of skills that they leave behind with these kids. The owner Mickey and Walt are so nice and kind. Always saying hi and talking to all the parents that wait inside the gym. I'm so glad I saw that sign and decided to take my daughter to this program.

Coach Mickey is amazing! I love the family dynamic! We're starting our 3rd year with Oaho! I'm so…read moreglad I found this club!

Sometimes I ruin this park in the mornings. Nice little park, the city just upgrades the kids…read moreplayground and put cameras for safety.

Sad to hear that the baseball staff is trying to charge the churro guy selling snack goods because…read morehe doesn't have a city permit. The lady wanted cash for the 2 vendors that were selling on the carts. Apparently because the baseball organization can only sell snacks. She was asking cash for each one $100 each vendor in order to sell..

Please do better!!! It has been horrible dealing with the…read moreapparel vendor. First , I placed order for it to be shipped to my home. It never arrived reached out via email didn't get a response until my second attempt only to be told I could pick up in person. Secondly , when I picked up my items they did not have the shorts available and was told to return before my child's game. The times provided for pick up in the email was 3pm - 8pm. I arrived at 3:20 just to be told they won't be available until 4pm. I am a single mother of two that has to work , therefore my time is limited. Lastly, how am I expected to pick up at 4 when my child's practice starts at 4pm ?I added a photo of the email stating 3pm not 4!

We went to Toque referred by two friends and a coworker who coached for the league. DUSD promotes…read morethe league every school year also. Different from our friends, we joined the summer league, which is shorter. Coming from grass/reg field soccer, everyone insisted that futsal couldn't hurt and it was a great in between for our spring and fall soccer seasons. Practice- U6 practices once a week. We showed up to the first practice and I counted over 25 players. On subsequent weeks, my count went up even more. There are so many players on the field that the 2 coaches laugh off mistakes instead of correcting them, they concentrate on returning players, and miss several players who come to them with zero experience and need extra help. A deeper dive into futsal rules is also lacking- regular soccer rules are different and parents are the ones yelling from the sidelines to help out new players who look confused. Game coaching- the biggest frustration. Coaches are often late and Mateo, the Futsal coordinator, shows his frustration almost every weekend. Coaches from different games share their previous night's fun activities, make fun of each other from field to field, and sit down when their goal difference becomes significant. When Mateo is on the field, he finds himself coaching one of the teams. If you're a parent, you either hope your kid is on the team that he's coaching, or yearn for him to be coaching your kid's team if he didn't magically jump on your team for help. You'd think that seeing Mateo would push the other coaches to lead, but they fall back in a, "Eh, he took over" kind of way. During the last game day, Mateo yelled so much on different fields, that he lost his voice- that's how hard that young man works!! The league has a lot of potential. I'm sure that's it's grown for many reasons. Big takeaway is that the player to coach ratio needs to be addressed. Coaching is not professional. Cost to player development value is not worth it. My son learned to step on the ball- IYKYK! I will say that the coaches are funny and the kids love them. Parents, on the other hand, look for more than entertainment in any sport/extracurricular activity.

If I could leave zero stars I would. A new employee working on September 7, 2025 around 10:20pm…read moreclosing shift was very unprofessional. We were told we couldn't play with cleats which was all we had. We requested a refund since we couldn't play anymore. The employee then refused to give us a refund and then bribe us to pay him $20 to allow us to play. We paid him via Zelle since it was are only choice. The employee was very unprofessional. He wasted our time going back and forth with us about the situation and didn't want to reimburse us the time he made us waste.

First time here at U5 and pleased on the how many fields they had here. Came here in the evening…read morewith my son's soccer team. It's in between a gas station (I forgot which one) and an auto body shop, so you can easily miss the entrance. Good enough parking if you come early and I think there's street parking in front of the building gate. We left at 8pm ish, parking lot was full and people were waiting for parking. The turf seems well maintained in my opinion and the kids had a great time. We played on field#3 and like that the session is recorded, which you can review the games/play. I believe it takes a couple hours or next day to view, but once it's available I'll be able to show my son. Would recommend to trying this place out.

I grew up around this park and have had several friend gatherings and birthday/family parties here!…read moreI've created many memories at this park. There's places to sit and eat, open grass are to have picnics, work out, let our dog run around, and even a play ground for kids to enjoy along with a full size basketball court with the floor smooth enough to bring your roller skates! I highly recommend to bring your family here for some fresh out door activities. Only giving 4 stars cause I'd prefer a better restroom but for a park it's not bad I'm just picky lol

First let me start off by saying this park does not have a parking lot. That is the biggest…read moredownfall of coming here. The awning does not provide much shade. Most of the people wound up on the grass to have lunch. I didn't move fast enough and was all sunburned going home. On some Saturdays during the summer they have games, crafts, and activities. That was a pleasant surprise. The park itself and bathrooms were pretty clean. You might want to bring your own grill cleaner and table cloths.