Pros: Great selection of AG and FG boots. One of the best places in San Diego to try on your size…read morethen maybe purchase here (with a coupon) or find them cheaper online. Cons: I find the crew in store to be helpful, but you need to ask for help and continue to ask for different sizes. That doesn't bother me so much. They are certainly young and appear to be less interested in your customer experience. I like to be left alone to shop so it's not a big deal to me. But ..... The customer service online "WeGotSoccer" is terrible. They operate like a different company than the local stores. You can't return anything you've purchased online to a store. You can't exchange sizes if you need a different size in a shoe. They make you return to Massachusetts site (on your dime) and wait two weeks for the return of your funds. Most annoying, trying to get customer service to answer your emails or chat just for a return code is time consuming. They are only open 10am - 6pm EST. It's just seems so archaic to operate a business this way. Anyway - buyer beware online.

Fix the hours on ur site it say open till 8pm got to the store made an 1 hour drive got to the door…read moreat 7:40 and you guys close at 7:30

good coaches and skill building, ayso seems a bit disorganized and could have better organization…read morebut teams are solid

We have been in the league for several years and it is going downhill. They are requiring a…read morecertain amount of volunteer hours per each team or the kids will not be eligible to advance to the tournament of champions even if the kids earned it. The volunteer requirements are excessive. I will not be continuing in this league. It is so sad that if the kids win every game but their parents are unable to volunteer they don't get to play, is absolutely absurd.

I am writing about this recreation center specifically as the trailhead to the north end of the…read moreTecolote Canyon hiking trail. The route begins by the tennis courts and immediately descends a couple of hundred feet into a narrow canyon. From there, the journey is flat and winds southward parallel to a dried up creek bed. There is plenty of shade as you are strolling beneath foliage most of the time. After a little over 1.5 miles one way, the path intersects with Balboa Ave. You can walk roadside for several hundred yards next to the speeding traffic before traversing a crosswalk to continue towards Linda Vista and the south end of the trek. That portion contains a series of very steep hills which I have tackled before with the aid of my trekking poles. On this occasion, I turned around and completed the 3.5 mile circuit by mostly retracing the way I had taken. A healthy number of mountain bikers were on the trail at the same time I was. The width was sufficient to allow them to pass me without difficulty. I know that during the summer, many more insects are active in this area so wear repellent if you come at a warmer time of the year.

This Rec Center is the best! Richard is an OG and Kenneth keeps it real. They simply do their…read morebest!

This is our first experience with Tierrasanta and so far I only have positive things to say! My son…read moreis so excited for this season and I'm equally excited with how on top of the communication they have been! Love a well organized league! They offer a 'Pro' practice weekly that works with the kids skills and a team practice separate along with weekly games. The kids get so much ball time in and my son LOVEs it. In his words "BEST DAY EVER!! Woooo!"

Amazing fall season experience. TFA rec soccer is a…read morenon-profit organization so just be patient, it takes a lot of work to put teams together and assign coaches. Parents are highly recommended to volunteer to coach its a great opportunity to be close to your child and their development. Fall season offered lots of games plus play offs. Will consider joining again next year. Volunteers for coaches are always a big plus. There are a lot of kids in the area so I believe that as a community it can be better than what AYSO can offer

We had coach Trevor. He was great with the kids and made it a fun experience. Our kiddos first run…read moreat team sports and he was newly 3 so definitely parent participation helped. Looking forward to returning.

Coach Johan is amazing!! My granddaughter learned so much…read morefrom him!! Definitely recommend!!

This field has a bunch of of hole that can injure soccer players. Not safe and will be complaint to…read morethe city about it, they also don't have let people use their bathrooms they have 12bathroom but they dont Let you use them and make you use the portable toilets! So disgusting for San Diego!!!!! 0 stars

We are here all week for the San Diego World Series hosted by NCS. The ball field owner should be…read moreashamed of themselves and NCS should take more pride in their tournaments. When you host teams from different counties, states, and countries, please pick fields that show some pride in your organization. They have no restrooms - only disgusting portable ones that I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. There's trash and weeds around the field and pathways - just a terrible place for families to try to enjoy a tournament that cost so much to put on.

I have a Daughter playing at a higher level and I could not be happier with this club. I feel like…read moreshe is supported, she contiues to grow and she is always being challenged. We have been with Albion going on 4 years now and the coaches have been beyond great! You are investing in our daughter and its paying off with Albion.

If you're looking for a good club, with a good coaching staff that cares about your player and…read moretheir development while playing at the highest level of youth soccer, then this isn't the club for you. I would recommend Surf, City SC, Legends/Sharks, Rebels, etc. over this club, especially considering they cost the same. The coaching staff here preaches family and commitment but the culture here is anything but that. The coaches care more about winning and collecting a paycheck than they do about player and team development. Their game philosophy is nothing more than kick the ball up to your most athletic players and hope they score a goal. Very little ball possession and working the ball around the field like they teach at an elite club like Surf. I encourage you to watch a high-level Surf game and compare it to a high-level Albion game. The culture here is toxic and breeds bullying, which the coaches reinforce. Don't believe me? Check out any one of their GA practices unannounced. There is no positive reinforcement, just your child hearing a lot of cuss words, name calling and finger pointing...most likely a reflection of parents and coaches. I don't believe club soccer is a good investment for college but if that's your goal, check the list of colleges these kids are committing to. It's not impressive. The final straw for me was when my kid went down with a concussion near the end of the game in a meaningless tournament (which the coach was hell bent on winning but didn't) and NOBODY, not the coach nor one teammate, came over to check on her to see if she was OK (the bare minimum of being a decent human being). She got sent to the trainer by the ref and the team left. If that's the "culture" you're looking for then by all means, waste your $10k+ Glad we got out when we did, their teams are falling apart.

Great experience at US Soccer Shop. I bought a pair of soccer shoes and the owner, Joseph, was…read moreextremely helpful when I needed to exchange them. He made the process easy and accommodating, which I really appreciated. I left very satisfied and I'm proud to support a small local business. I'll definitely be back and will be recommending US Soccer Shop to my soccer group. Calling all soccer players to shop at US Soccer.

Limited shoes. Owner hovers and comes off pretty rude. Pricing was meh. Better look elsewhere.read more

The summer camp was excellent. Very structured and Coach Marcos really is serious. He cares and is…read moreInto the game with the kids! My son enjoyed this week with them.

Here for Tournament of Champions. Fields (2) are very nice & well maintained. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Bathrooms are clean & several trash bins throughout fields. Dislikes: parking lot is small, try parking on street. If you can't find parking then try side streets, you'll be hiking back to fields.

Live near school expect noise but the staff encourage/teach it during play ground time the kids to…read moreyell scream as hard as they can then the male/female teachers over years who ever they are have yelled twice as hard on many occaisons,i dont get the feeling this kids are being taught the correct way not to mention other reviews of kids playing vidio games witch are ment for adults one one account/reviewed kids getting bullied.Mental challeged kids behave better then those kids do really i have lived here since 2012 they gotten worse over the last five years dont know who in charge but they need to review play ground behaivor. If had kids i would not send here, full stop.

This was the first time my son participated in summer camp. I joined through level up SD and mostly…read morebecause their program fit my work schedule. My son had an absolute blast! Of course he has asked to return for his other breaks. Thank you so much to Mariah & the clairemont B&G club staff members for your kindness, enthusiasm and creativity while working with all of the kids of this club. My son was never bored , never complained and got the best sleep all summer long lol. We will definitely be a returning family. Thank you again for all of your hard work !! Until next time ! :)