Nick Green has done a great job with our Little Leaguer, teaching him the finer details of pitching…read moreand hitting. Highly recommended.

We've had such a great experience with Coach Charles as my son's pitching and batting coach. He's…read moreincredibly patient and knowledgeable, which makes a huge difference--especially since my son can get frustrated easily. Coach Charles has a great way of connecting with him, helping him stay focused and motivated. We truly hope to keep Coach Charles as my son's coach for a long time. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a coach who understands kids, brings out their potential, and genuinely cares about their progress. Thank you Coach Charles and thank you wrecking yard!

It's hard to find an organization as honest and thorough as LA hoopz ! Dre is a great coach and…read moreeven better human being ! Would recommend this program to anyone at any skill level

Los Angeles Hoopz is an incredible organization that truly puts kids first. Coach Dre and his team…read moreare the best--coaching my son through middle school and early high school, they instilled the fundamentals while also building a strong basketball mindset. They emphasized developing unique skills and always encouraged each player to be the best baller they could be. What stood out most was the amazing team togetherness, where every child was embraced and nurtured. Today, my son is thriving in 11th grade and we remain connected to the coaches and the program. Thanks to LA Hoopz, we not only gained great training but also lifelong friends.

NLP has been such a fun experience for me. All the coaches there are really good coaches and they…read morehelp you push to your full potential even if it feels impossible. Going there has helped me learn a lot of new things and has helped me improve greatly. I've tried so many basketball places and NLP is the only one that helps me understand the new skills. I enjoy going there and I look forward to getting better and eventually getting on a team. - Victoria Alabi

Coach Brian Seaton's Next Level Performance is a program worth investing in. He is an experienced…read morecoach and runs a very organized program. My son has learned a great deal in practices and really enjoys playing on his team.

This place is fabulous! My son expressed an interest in fencing, so we searched for clubs to check…read moreout. We are so thankful we found Salle D'Asaro! Through the fabulous coaching, my son has developed a passion for the sport and has received excellent instruction. The coaches are knowledgable, down-to-earth, and fun.

My almost 8 year old son has been fencing with the Head Sabre Coach and owner, Michael D'Asaro, for…read morethe last 16 months. Michael took him under his wing at 6.5 years of age, recognizing his extreme passion and dedication in wanting to learn how to fence. My son adores Michael, and looks forward to going to fencing 4 days per week. In fact, he wishes that the club were open every day for fencing! Michael's dedication and coaching are evident as my son qualified for the Y10 Men's Sabre Summer Nationals this year, winning his first Direct Elimination at his first national tournament. Additionally, he has won 3 medals in the last 10 months of competing. Michael is a no nonsense coach, which is perfect if you want your child to learn how to fence well, and how to fence properly. As a former Olympian he looks to the future, instead of creating bad habits to help your child win now. Longevity in the sport is important to him, especially with his youth program where youth burnout and repetitive stress injuries can occur. No matter if your child wants to recreationally fence or excel in the sport, Michael D'Asaro and Lancelot Dyke (Assistant Sabre Coach) will help your children develop better athleticism, proprioception, balance, and sportsmanship! Both coaches are very supportive, encouraging growth and expanding potential in each individual fencer. The club is large with numerous strips, and all of the fencers are kind and respectful. I never hesitate to leave my child there while running errands, as I know he will be in great hands. Both coaches (Michael and Lance) are very communicative with their respective kids' parents, and very helpful with navigating the way for welcoming newcomers!

The grass league is a great, non intimidating intro to volleyball. Once my daughter got the…read morefoundations of the sport, she moved on to their intermediate/advanced league. The director is so helpful and the coaches at the intermediate/advanced league are great. For the people complaining about the coaching of the beginner grass league - it is parent volunteers who are coaching, just like AYSO and city rec leagues for almost any other sport! The grass league is perfect for new players, and the intermediate/advanced league is excellent for more experienced/skilled players!

We have yet to start our season, and it's already clear how poorly organized it is. The organizers…read moreare based in Torrance and seem to have little context on our location in Pasadena; in fact, we regularly receive communications from Cerritos instead. As another reviewer said, they are constantly asking for parents to volunteer to coach even with "no experience." They also do not allow you to pick your team or be placed with a friend, which I find makes little sense at the lower levels when the kids have very little experience playing and just want to do the activity with friends. I had signed up to assistant coach my daughter's team, partially on the promise that we could have one friend on the team. However, they turned around and said that offer was only available if I agreed to become head coach. Now our team has neither a head coach nor an assistant coach because their way of asking me to take on more just felt so underhanded and counter-intuitive to how you should treat volunteers.

Look up to experience this facility, as it was the place where you can use the restroom. First time…read moreI've ever seen the indoor cycling facility. This is a great place for a multitude of sports. They have some basketball courts and volleyball courts in numerous weightlifting stations throughout. We can't wait to go back to try our luck on the track. It is interesting to see it up close and see the tall corners.

OKAY, so far, this place is a jack of all trades, but only on the factor that I go here during the…read moreweekends, but it's reasonable and not the businesses fault. As a volleyball player, the open gym here is good but at times its not worth it, for a while the courts are usually dusty and the court grip is alright, any pair of shoes will withstand it. However, since its drop in play, sometimes there isn't much competition, on some occasions it would be packed to the brim with other volleyball players from surrounding schools like carson, jordan, san pedro, cabrillo, cams, etc. But on most occasions its usually empty with not many people. If you plan on going here with friends, have them tell other friends or set something up with people to go here and play volleyball.