A group of us had our kids attend the baseball and softball camps they offered…read more Softball was cheaper ($60/day) and ran for 4 hours. It seemed to be more organized than Baseball camp. The coaches had the girls on a good pace with running drills. Baseball camp was 4.5 hours, cost more ($80/day) and did less. There was more down time than expected. Between snack time and lunch time, the kids were either sitting around, goofing off, or playing dodgeball. I didn't really observe much baseball exercises. When I did see some hitting exercises, the coaches never critiqued or complimented any child at bat. With pitching, the coach did give some advice, though. I'm not sure if this is how their camps usually run, but we won't be returning. Some positives about this place? It's indoors and there's a makeshift waiting area. The coaches are nice and very chill. I'm sure this place is great. I read some of the reviews. Sadly, we didn't have the same experience.

Want to swing some baseballs? Need lessons?…read moreWant your kid or yourself to improve on techniques? Softball lesson? 40' cages or 30' cages? Pitching lessons? They got it all here! Special shout out to coach Buck and coach Jr! They are both great at teaching posture, fundamentals, techniques.

The Best training center in L.A. hands down…read more It's affordable and he has patience, knowledge and skills. I would definitely be coming here for a long time and my son loves the coach. Give them a call and schedule your appointment ASAP.

I heard about them from my son's little league coach. The coach signed up my son with other team…read moremembers for a 1-hour hitting session. I must say, I was very impressed. My son learned more about batting in that 1- hour then what I've tried to teach for 2-years. It goes without saying, I'll be bringing back my son for more sessions.

Overall, our family's experience with Whittier Pony Baseball was a positive one. I can't speak…read morehighly enough about my son's coach and teammates--they made his first season a great experience. Unfortunately, the league itself left a lot to be desired from an organizational standpoint. At closing ceremonies, a couple of players on our team were not given their trophies. Not only did their families pay for them, but these young players also had to stand empty-handed while their teammates proudly celebrated with their hard-earned trophies and took photos. I completely understand that mistakes happen, and things can fall through the cracks. However, since the spring season ended, both parents and coaches have reached out multiple times and have received little more than "we'll look into it." One staff member even joked, "Just tell him to take someone else's," which was especially disappointing. I'm sure this isn't the experience Whittier Pony intends to provide, especially for young players during their very first season of baseball. I hope they improve their communication and follow-through, because every child deserves to feel recognized for their season.

I have grown up with Whittier Pony Baseball since I was a little girl. I have always been very…read moreinvolved with the league with snack shack and helping with score keeping and all. Both my brothers played ball all the way up to Pony. I even played t ball with this league. The coaches are amazing and their President Tony is amazing. Tony being president makes this league what it is. Its all volunteer work and I have always seen him put in so much time here. He shows great leadership and care for the kids. Tony is awesome and this league is lucky to have him! They put a Champions team together which is absolutely amazing to watch. These kids are able to get out there and play for fun and work with parents are coaches in the field who truly care to help. They also always put on events to help raise money which are a blast. They have done cosmic bowling, casino night theme party, and have teams put great baskets together to auction off. The people involved are in a great environment for their kids to learn ball and learn manners. This is a great league to start your kids off if you are looking for a baseball league to help teach your kids the basics all the way up to high school.

This facility is smaller but considering it's indoor, it's really the only option around…read more Service is great and prices are very fair. Try to make a reservation because they fill up fast.

Let's be honest, this is an indoor batting cage inside a small warehouse. Their clientele are…read morebaseball players and parents looking for practice. Prices are fair, but still on high end. 12 pitches and then pause to push button again. You'll get 5-6 sets until you have to shag balls again. Customer service will be non-existent and quite rude at times. Their job is to turn on machine, adjust height of pitching, and collect payment. They won't babysit you, go above and beyond to help, or teach you how to bat. If you need cages to take your little leaguer, club baseball, or high school athlete; look no further. Call ahead of time and ask for time slots and speed you want. They have baseball and softball size balls. It's clean as can be for a sport predominantly played outside. Bring a bat, helmet, and batting gloves! Go enjoy.

First practice and it's already 10/10 experience. Very knowledgeable and professional. I like that…read morethe coaches correct/educate the players in the moment and we're in sync enough to allow one coach to give guidance and the other coach could keep the practice going. Bring water and lots of water. The kids get breaks and they will need it. Highly recommend

2nd year at Volitude and we are very happy. Everyone is very welcoming and supportive.read more

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.

this gym is so good I Been going here for so long and learn so much. it's so good, you guys should…read morejoin up.

Our family attended Lighthouse Gymnastics, Whittier since 2024 and had accrued credits. After I…read morequestioned a coach's suggestion that my child be tested for autism, our membership was terminated approximately 90 minutes later. The gym said I was rude, which I disagree with. They also raised an alleged issue involving my daughters fighting in class, despite never previously discussing it with me. Our membership was terminated, and our accrued credits were taken away. Based on how the situation was handled, we would not recommend Lighthouse Gymnastics, Whittier.

My son has autism and our family was referred to Waterworks from the regional center. My son has…read morehad a wonderful time with the staff and I already see improvement. I do want to shout out to two of his favs....Charlie and Omar. Wonderful teachers and human beings.

I had a problem with an unruly employee yesterday named "Vince," in the pool, who claimed he was…read morethe manager, and that he managed several LA Fitness locations, as he badgered myself and an a 72 year old lady to the point that another member chimed in with a complaint. I found out he doesn't even work for LA Fitness, he is subcontracted through Waterworks Aquatics. He basically called me a liar twice, I told him I was a journalist, while obeying his orders. He still summoned the manager Sandra, and her assistant Alex whom were extremely professional, and spoke with us, and laughed, and even sang part of a song with us. His rudeness prompted me to start writing a news report on him, which will be interesting to say the least! Brand integration is vital, yet vulnerable! He tarnishes the Brand that is LA Fitness, and should not be representing them in that manner. Look for my report!