We love it! This is the first time my child is doing an organized sport and he can't wait to get…read moreinto the pool. The children are nice and the parent very welcoming. At games everyone gets to play.

Great water polo club! My son joined about a year and a half ago. I wasn't familiar with the sport…read moreprior to this but his friend was a member so he wanted to try it too. Since then, I've become a fan of the sport and this club in particular. The club has teams for different age groups and different skill levels, from young beginning swimmers (5-10) who they teach how to swim properly and turn them into strong swimmers, to competitive age bracketed water polo travel teams (8-15) who compete with teams around California and the country. Players get a lot of instruction time! They work out practice four nights a week! Its like a combined gym membership and water polo instruction. The amount of exercise he became capable of doing was a radical transformation. He is now in the best shape of his life as a result and it has not only helped him physically but the discipline they teach has carried over into other aspects of his life as well. The club has excellent experienced coaches and a low coach/athlete ratio. The kids are taught to push themselves, do their best, and to play ethically. In addition to the physical conditioning which is a big part of the sport, the kids are taught the skills to play the sport and you see huge differences in the kids who come in as novices and apply themselves for a year. The thing I liked most about this club is that the coaches are tough but really seem to care about the kids and helping them get better. They expect a lot from the kids but really help them develop mental and physical strength. From what I can tell, their fees are below many other comparable clubs and they either offer the same, or more services. They are part of the California Coastal League and play teams from as far away as Bakersfield and Oxnard to Riverside during the regular season and from all over California in postseason. My son's team was able to finish in the top 5 teams in the USA at the Junior Olympics in 2015 and this was largely due to the great coaching and development they had through the year. Depending on the specific team, they hold their practices at pool facilities around the Mid San Gabriel Valley area (Temple City, Rosemead, Arcadia, El Monte, etc) Experienced or a beginner, this is a good place to grow and learn. I've had such a great experience here I've signed my five year old's up in their Splashball/Swim School program to improve their swimming skills with the aim of having them be able to play water polo competitively when they are a couple of years older. Starting early makes big difference.

We wanted our 8 yo to learn a team sport, so we found a Groupon and enrolled him into Young Kings…read morebasketball camp. My son could barely dribble a ball, but everyday after camp, he'd excitedly share all the drills, games, and teambuilding activities they'd do. He LOVED it. Coach Yari and his team made my son love basketball, and we were more than thrilled to support this new passion. From then, we've enrolled him into basketball classes 2x a week, and have continued to attend their summer camp. It's been 2 years, and now BOTH my boys play for Young Kings. What I love about this organization is their commitment to every child. They help each child learn specific skills to improve their game. They encourage and motivate the boys during practice, all while teaching good sportsmanship and teamwork. We have had nothing but wonderful experiences with Young Kings and are so appreciative of Coach Yari, Coach David, Coach Christian, Coach Nat, Coach Ari, and Coach JT.

We love YK, but most importantly our child does. He started when he was a kindergartener. I don't…read moreknow much about basketball but I can see the growth he has attained by practicing with his teammates and coaches. The coaches do a wonderful job of balancing age appropriate drills and feedback. I didn't realize how much my child had grown in his basketball development until I saw his moves and collaboration with his teammates. Couldn't be happier with the staff and the coaching they provide.

Beware! Unprofessional coaching and no regards for parents…read more I signed my 9 y/o up for her first year, which automatically put her into the minor league because of age. This meant it was a step above the farm league, to my knowledge because I wasn't informed on how the system worked. Our first day was about registration, try-outs and jersey sizing. Got the the park and there weren't any signs showing us where to go or where to start. I can imagine how most of the first time parents felt. In the email, they stated try-outs started at 10AM. We didn't even get onto the field until 11:30AM. Yes, there was a lot of 'farm league' kids who went ahead of us, but could there have been a little more organization? Such as, signs pointing where to go and a start time that was closer to what was stated in the email. The next email stated to meet again next week for try-outs. We showed up when we didn't have to! I only knew of this because I asked another parent, who was in the league the year prior. And, he said if I've already shown up last week....we didn't need to show up again this week. Again....with the disorganization and misinformation provided. Our third week was "first day of practice" with a professional major league from the Angels. Since my daughter was in softball, she didn't get the opportunity to practice with him because he was with the boys practicing baseball. So, we got to practice with the Alhambra HS girls softball team. Mind you, these girls aren't coaches nor do have any experience coaching girls softball. But, the league still trusted them to coach little girls. Another thing was there weren't any signs again, showing the parents where to go. During practice my daughter suffered a horrible injury with a ball being thrown really hard to her left cheek by another HS player. Luckily her glasses didn't shatter into her eyes! And like I said, these girls are not meant to be coaching nor should have the authority. But the league still trusted them to do so. There were a couple older volunteer coaches around but they were not apart of the practice, more of just sweeping the field. Lastly, as I sent an email requesting for a refund which took longer than it should have. I emailed them 3 times asking to speak with the head coordinator about the incident and got no response not even a phone call. Now this results in my daughter not ever wanting to play. And, anyone who is thinking of joining should check out what's going on with this organization(disorganization) before they waste their money here. This review is mainly for the softball side of the organization, I don't know too much about the boys baseball. But, from other conversations with parents, they seem ok.

My daughter has participated in this league's softball teams for 3 years so far and has enjoyed…read moreevery minute of it. The coaches are all volunteers as well as everyone on the board. The only ones paid are the umpires. The only thing my daughter complains about is that there are not enough teams to play against. It's sad that they keep on playing against the same 3 or 4 teams throughout the season. I hope they can get at least 2 more teams than normal together this year.

When it comes to treating people right and teaching the game the right way Al and the guys do…read moreexactly that. Top grade facility with the most updated technology'. Your child will get better working with these guys, it's just that simple.

Legends is the best baseball academy with the most knowledgeable, caring coaches. Al, Eddy, and…read moreRyan work with all types of players from the beginner to the most skilled. Their approach is to teach fundamentals with individual support for each athlete. They are athletes themselves who've played baseball professionally. You can't do any better than Legends for your daughter, son, or team.

Seriously one of the best basketball coaches out there! My daughter (13yo) is embarrassingly…read moreuncoordinated, the worst player on the team actually. Coach Bray not only pushed her to build her skills, but also drastically helped to build her confidence level. She now walks a little taller, plays noticeably better, and feels comfortable enough to walk up to complete strangers and play 1:1 lol. Thank you Coach Bray!!!

My son has been playing for team active for over a year now. This is a phenomenal team. My son has…read moregrown so much with Coach Braes private lessons and the team practices.

My son absolutely loved this camp. He had a great time. Coach D and his staff are encouraging and…read moremy son learned a lot.

My son was close to quiting baseball when we found this camp we asked him to just give it one more…read moretry. He spent the summer at the camp didn't do any league play. Coach D helped him rediscover his love for the game. He's back playing fall ball. Thank you

Great basketball club for girls. They teach fundamentals and my daughter is just getting better…read moreeach week. Her basketball IQ and confidence has boosted tremendously. It's a very family oriented environment. Highly recommend this basketball club for girls!

First-rate girls youth basketball club, with emphasis on fundamentals and skills development…read more Couldn't be happier with my 10-year-old girl's progress -- after just a few weekly 90-minute practices. Membership is just $100/month. Coach Eloisa is amazing.

My older niece came up through the ranks here, and we have fond memories…read more They play their home games at Orange Grove park, and it's a pretty and safe setting for softball. It's a softball only field (besides soccer), so the fields are kept in pretty good shape. The one drawback is that it's Little League based, so you have to live within certain boundaries to play in the league.