My son has been training with Coach Eusebio for over a year now and absolutely loves it. He's 10…read moreyears old and has made amazing improvements in his soccer skills. We've tried several soccer academies over the years, but most had generic training and high school students coaching the kids. With Coach Eusebio, it's completely different -- he is on the field himself, training, motivating, and giving personalized attention to every child. Whether your child is just starting soccer, trying to get into competitive soccer, or already playing at a higher level, I highly recommend All Star Kids and Coach Eusebio.

My son has been working with coach Eusebio for the last 2 months and he has loved it! He is…read moregaining/learning so many new skills and really learning the fundamentals of soccer. Coach Eusebio is very knowledgeable on how to keep the kids focused, disciplined and loving soccer! He really is an amazing coach!!

My 4 year old is getting trained with Coach Salah. My son enjoys the activities done on the field…read moreand the interaction with other kids. He is still getting used to playing outdoors in the sun for longer time. Coach Salah is very good with bringing back kids' focus on the field if they get distracted.

My 7 year old son has trained with Coach Salah for over three years now--both indoor and…read moreoutdoor--and the experience has been exceptional. He brings this rare combination of high-level technical coaching, genuine warmth, and a deep understanding of how kids learn best. What I appreciate most is how energetic, focused, and intentional he is with every single player. He doesn't just run drills--he actually teaches. He builds coordination, discipline, field awareness, and confidence in a way that feels both structured and incredibly fun. You can tell he believes in the kids, and they rise to that. In these past few years, we've watched our son's skills grow in ways we never expected--better footwork, smarter decision-making, more resilience, and honestly a deeper love for the game. He loves practice days. And the teams have real camaraderie... kids feel proud to be there. Coach Salah for the win!

They were super helpful and found a Fusion jersey in the back for me when my son lost one color…read more They were very friendly and overall it was a good experience.

Absolute worse customer service at this place. No calls back or updates on missing orders…read more The league has been disappointed with this Soccer post, players are not getting there orders and the season started 2 months ago. Also, Soccer Post is way over priced and parents are demanding the league go to another Soccer store.

Wonderful training for my son, he got so much better with this program and the set up was so…read moreprofessional. Highly recommend!

Great coaches! My son has been with them for 3 years and he has improved a lot on soccer skills and…read moreoverall fitness as well. This also helped him became a strong player in the BUSC leagues the last 3 years. The success also helped his self confidence and leadership in school and other areas. I would recommend greatly to kids that like to learn soccer and/or Chinese Kungfu, as well as building self-confidence and overall physical health. The soccer coach used to play in Chinese national team which at that time was a top 3 team in the world narrowly lost to US woman's team in the Olympics final penalty shootout. Coach Ding is also a national champion in Kungfu tournament in China, which is super hard to achieve based on the massive population practicing Kungfu and the long history in China. Both of them are very good at teaching and very dedicated, they always demand the best from their students and have a uncanny eye to spot the mistakes and improvements needed. Not like other programs that focus most on playing, coach Chen has a systematic plan to improve overall level of your kids' soccer playing, so usually kids will show a leap of improvement after training with her for a period of time. I highly recommend!

My wife and I have two kids in Dublin United FC, and we all love it. Both of our kids started in…read morethe recreation program and have since advanced on to their competitive teams. They both advanced as players, I strongly believe, because the club focuses heavily on both player and coach development. It's very well organized and run by a great group of dedicated people, who we trust with our kids completely. Because the coaches are so well trained and the managers are on top of things at all times, I rarely have to do anything besides drive my kids to practice and cheer them on at games and tournaments. Our kids train hard and often but I truly think it helps them both as players and as future adults as they are constantly working on teamwork, communication, leadership, discipline, and social interaction. We also love the community aspect of the league, as we've made (and our kids have made) some great friendships along the way. Fallon Sports Grounds is a beautiful place to play, which is a great perk to the league. If you're in the area and your child is interested in learning soccer and becoming part of quickly growing and thriving sports community, our family highly recommends Dublin United FC.

I'm surprised they even have two stars. We live in Dublin, and wanted to stay in Dublin but other…read moreparents whose teams are in the competitive teams suggested us to advised us to start fresh elsewhere given their own terrible experience but they had to stay because their kids had already made friends. Our experiences in recreational team was a reflection of what our friends warned us. To be fair, recreational teams are often taught by teenagers, so we didn't have high expectations--but they managed to sink even lower. Here is a breakdown of what happened: -At one point, there was only one coach, Gary, for over 30 kids. This was the only thing they actually apologized for. -They switched the program days from Mon/Wed to Tue/Thu. We signed up a month in advance but were only notified two days before it started.Broken Promises: Saturday games were supposed to be included in the fees. Once we started, we were told they were canceled due to a "waiver issue." There was no formal notice or apology. Most parents only found out because they proactively asked for Saturday's schedule. Meanwhile, they charge competitive teams extra to play on Saturdays. If they remove a promised service, shouldn't they offer a credit? - We had different coaches every week. After about a month, they finally assigned the same college students consistently, which was the only slight improvement we saw. - It's not just about a shirt, but Gary kept promising they'd be ready "next week." The program ended, and we never saw them. We don't need more T-shirts but It's just another example of them cutting corners. As much as we wanted to stay local in Dublin, we've decided to drive further for a better program. This organization lacks basic integrity. Imagine your kids making friends and being stuck paying for high-priced tournaments year after year, knowing the club shamesly cuts corners at every turn. Avoid them at all costs.

This place is a joke!! First off we spent over $4,000 to give our son the opportunity he was…read morepromised by Jonathan Blake, an agent from IFX, who flat out lied to us And our son. His only motivation was to take as much money as possible and use our son to get more money. My son spent almost 30 days Lengenfield utern Stein, Germany. They told him he has the talent and a strong work ethic, but in order to get him opportunities your parents have to spend over $60,000. That is not an opportunity. That is extortion, plain and simple. IFX president, Michael Carlson has turned this beautiful sport of futbol into taking advantage of kids hopes and dreams to extort as much money as possible from the parents. There are no opportunities for middle income families. The agent and president of IFX are dishonest! Don't waste your money here, it's not worth it. NOT RECOMMENDED!!

The German soccer training at Schlotheim went very well.  My son loved the training and the…read moreintensity. He got into one game with the U17s and scored and assisted so I think that was the highlight.  Too bad he didn't stay longer because they were to play  a friendly against Leipzig the next week.  But he would have had to stay the year to keep playing with them and I think that's too much for him now.  Very international group of boys with lots of serious soccer players at the academy.

When I was little I always felt intimidated by dance schools because of the lights, large studio,…read moreand lack of colorful decor or designs! When I first stepped into Tutu School Pleasanton I instantly knew my daughter would feel comfortable, safe, and excited! The color scheme of the studio is a warm yet bright pastel, the pretty tutu dresses on the walls make my daughter feel pretty in her own tutu dress, the size of the studio isn't overly open to where my daughter would feel nervous or scared to dance, everything about the design of the studio and shop is so inviting! My daughter will be dancing with tutu school for almost a year now, and not once did any of the teachers disappoint! They are friendly, beautifully unique, and talented! They are always so patient and positive and make all the children including their parents feel noticed and welcome! Can't wait to see how far my baby girl will go with ballet because of Tutu School!

Miss Lily is awesome! She suggested that my daughter move up to the next class level, and it turned…read moreout to be exactly what my daughter needed. What she didn't know was that my daughter had been getting tired and restless in her previous class. Ever since moving up, she's become interested and engaged again. Miss Lily is so sweet and incredibly patient with all the girls. We're very grateful for her!

My son was enrolled in the World Cup summer camp for 2 weeks and he absolutely loved it. The…read morecoaches were encouraging, classes were fun and he looked forward to going every morning. One thing I appreciated is that every day before the class ends, the coaches took a few minutes to remind players of positive sportsmanship and recognized those who portrayed those qualities that day. This reinforced positive sportsmanship, encouraged my son to try hard, and applaud for others who earned it. It was a nice way to end each class. The atmosphere is very positive and I can't recommend it enough.

My daughter was hesitant to do this camp last summer, because her best friend who was going to the…read morecamp with her, got sick last minute, but she ended up making lots of friends and had some great coaches that helped her develop her skills. Sending her back again this year.

GREAT playgrounds! They have 2 big play areas! So fun, unique, CLEAN, modern, & great for moving…read morearound! From climbing, problem solving, so many slides, jumping, sand work, & basketball courts. The ONLY thing that sucks is that they don't have a bathroom!! :( seems like most ppl who go there live nearby & have their own restrooms but since it's open to the public, you'd think they would offer a public restroom :( if they had a bathroom, I'd make it 5 stars! But it was still SUPER worth checking out. Just try to potty before going lol

Orloff park is one of my favorite places to walk my dog Lola. It's a beautiful landscape with pine…read moretrees, walking pathways, basketball courts, and two playgrounds for the kids. The park is well manicured and I love that people pick up after their dogs!