My 3-year-old daughter participates in Sportsball at her preschool, and we couldn't be happier!…read moreEvery week, she comes home full of excitement, telling us all about the games they played and the new skills she learned. It's clear she absolutely loves it--and as a parent, there's nothing better than seeing your child genuinely enjoy being active and learning through play. The coaches do an amazing job of keeping things fun, engaging, and age-appropriate. They're patient, enthusiastic, and really know how to connect with the kids. It's also wonderful to see how the program helps build not only physical skills but also confidence and teamwork. We're so grateful for Sportsball and everything they're doing to make sports fun and positive from such a young age. Highly recommend to any parent looking to get their little one active and involved!

I would give 1 star for the company and 4 stars for the coach. So I'm going with 2 stars…read more I signed up my son for a combo of Soccer and Tball at the Lomita Park. The activities didn't focus much on skills of either sport. Lots of silly things like making them pick up balls and putting them in a basket-- things that seemed to just kill time. The coach was kind and helpful to all the kids though. I'm sure he was just following their curriculum. The company itself is hard to reach. I've emailed them twice and left a couple voicemails that were never returned. There was one weekend where our session was cancelled due to the park having an event. We were never given a make up for that lost day nor a refund. I'm unable to get a hold of them. Update: The owner kindly reached out to me and informed me that there was a change in management that caused the lack of communication. He generously offered some make ups which I will take him up on. Hopefully our next session will be an improvement.

I can't say enough about Hoops413! I think I have told every mom and dad in the South Bay that I…read moremeet...Hahaha! In all seriousness, we LOVE this basketball clinic! As a mom, I look forward to it week after week! Coach Kaitlin, Coach Miguel and Coach Eric are awesome!! I am so competitive, emotional and a sore loser, and unfortunately (or fortunately), my son inherited this traits from me. All of these coaches are helping him with that. They teach fundamentals, how to win and lose, a work ethic and discipline! My son has been going since he was 4, and in two years, he's improved so much and has so much fun playing on a team. And...it's nice that they end every class with a team chant, "My dream, His Glory!" We love the faith based messages built in.

My kid loves basketball so I sent my kid here due to the high ratings. I wish it were better. Here…read moreare the flaws that I think everyone should be aware of prior to signing up: 1. They don't speak to your children with respect. There is constant berating and talking down to children. A child in the class asked a reasonable question and the instructor responded sarcastically. The instructors clearly expect the children to misbehave and believe punishment and threats is the way to get what they want. It reminded me of a boot camp with drill sergeants, which is not something I want for any young child. 2. It's chaotic. They split the class into 3 stations with different instructors. They don't clearly explain the drills and then punish children for doing it wrong. Going pack to the previous point, they intentionally don't or are incapable of answering the children's questions properly, which further confuses the children. Also, one of the instructors brings her two young children, the younger of which cries and demands her attention during the session. She eventually picks her child up and tries rocking the child to sleep while attempting to do basketball drills with the students. I thought this was a one-off but its happened week after week. 3. They end the class with a silly chant. Needless to say, we cut our losses and stopped going. I didn't want my kid to hate basketball.

If you want to see your child grow in less than an hour, this is the place. It's truly mind-blowing…read moreto watch my daughter's skills improve within just a lesson or two. The staff is amazing across the board--all of the coaches are great. That said, there's simply no comparison to the way Chris trains. He quickly identifies areas for improvement and explains them in a way kids truly understand. We can't recommend this place enough and are so grateful we found him. On top of everything else, Chris genuinely cares about his clients and is deeply invested in helping them improve.

CPA is an outstanding training facility that has fundamentally changed my daughters game. The…read morepositive culture and professional environment make it the best place to train in the area. My daughters been coming here for almost 3 years starting playing park volleyball and now they are both playing club travel ball and they are both doing great on both of there club teams.

5-Star Review for Futbol Identity Training (FIT)…read more This review is long overdue, but absolutely well deserved. First, I have to talk about Angel--the young owner of FIT. I've communicated with him on multiple occasions, and he is truly someone to be impressed with. Not only is he a driven young entrepreneur, but he uses his talents, his vision, and his personal opportunities to mentor others along the way. Angel is respectful, intelligent, ambitious, and genuinely committed to uplifting his community. I'm rooting for him to continue growing and doing amazing things; he is exactly the kind of leader we need more of. In September, I hosted my nephew's birthday party at FIT, located on the first floor of the South Bay Galleria, and the entire experience exceeded every expectation. From the moment I reached out, Angel was patient and incredibly helpful--answering all my questions, guiding me through the planning, and making sure I felt supported all the way until the party was over. The party itself was fantastic. The kids (ages 11-13) enjoyed free play on the turf, and Angel and his staff member even jumped in to lead games and keep the energy high. We brought our own food, cake, and a few decorations, and everything flowed smoothly. The space was clean, well-managed, and perfectly set up for an active, fun-filled celebration. Most importantly, the kids had an absolute blast and were talking about it long after the party ended. Angel and his team were attentive, friendly, and helpful from start to finish. You can tell they truly care about what they do. A note to fellow customers: These guys work extremely hard to create a great experience for everyone. I made sure to tip them and offer food during the party, and I encourage anyone who is able to do the same. A little generosity goes a long way in supporting a small business that's pouring so much heart into the community. FIT is a gem, and Angel is a standout. I highly recommend this place for parties, training, or just a positive environment for kids to be active and have fun. Support this business--you won't regret it! Thank you, Angel and FIT Team!!!

I would recommend this business to all my friends who play soccer and want to get this is also a…read moregood place to just come to and kick the ball around and all the people who work here are super nice. Definitely worth going to.

We are honored to get to leave a review for Krishna & Paulo at Play BT!…read moreKrishna and Paulo are great people and terrific coaches! They both are Pro players and are passionate in the way they share this fun sport. Our whole family, which includes myself(49 year old female) my husband, 18 year old daughter, and 15 year old son with autism has taken part in either lessons, league nights, free play, or tournaments put on by PlayBT. Lessons are a great workout and great repetition to get used to proper form & technique.Lots of continual movement and attention to detail and encouragement. They play great music and work with the flow of the group to accommodate all skill levels.You get a LOT out of one session! League nights are so fun! Round robin style so you get to play with lots of different players and gets lots of game situational practice.They keep courts going so there is almost no waiting.Great music pumping to keep you fired up.They keep track of who wins each set and who has won the most overall each week and total. Really nice people and often go to dinner together afterward if you're up to it.You don't have to show up every Wed. Or Fri. Night, just whenever you can/want to.Great program! Tournaments are well thought out and they provide great snacks and impressive prizes!Lots of games...you can sign up with a partner in higher level tourney, or you can play without a set partner in Beginner Division & play Round Robin style.Good times for all and fun to watch the rallies! They coach youth and special needs kiddos too. They coach work groups, Birthday groups,etc.and are very flexible and open to ideas. They are just great. We hadn't played Beach Tennis before when we started with them but now we are all hooked and looking forward to playing for a long time. They are growing the sport, and we highly recommend you get out there with them...it's fun for all ages!

Best coaches. Best community. Do yourself a favor and take a lesson with Paulo. He was a top 5.0…read moretennis player before shifting to beach and knows how to coach all styles/body types. And the music is

Really great! Tennis kids did my childs tennis at school. They remember the kids. We moved schools…read moreand he recognized my children. Kids loved it, so much fun for them. Very convenient- it was at their school during the school day.

I recently signed my 5yo up for a Tenniskids class at her Montessori school. We missed the first…read moreclass due to vacation and the coach just didn't show up for the second class. Supposedly he had a family issue, but his boss didn't know about it and the school was not notified he would not be there until several calls were made from the staff at the school. Because of that situation I was a little leery of the professionalism of the company, so I made it a point to arrive early to watch the tennis lesson. The coach, KC, was even tempered, patient, and friendly with the children, so I was very pleased initially. He also had all kinds of equipment that I could see would be very useful for teaching 3-6 yos. Including a tiny net which about 3 kids could stand at without being too close. I assume because of the tiny net, he was only instructing 3 of the 6 children at a time. The other 3 children were sent to play while waiting their turn. He actually told one group "you can play with the inflatable man" which had a hole in the middle, for hitting the balls through I assume. However, their was no instruction actually given to them. He moved the inflatable behind him so they would not get hit by a ball, but it was still out of his sight. The children of course started hitting it and jumping on it and some other kids from the school who were having recess came over and joined in on the fun. One of the 3 children getting the lesson decided they would rather play with the inflatable man also and left the actual lesson, leaving only my child and one other child getting a lesson. Which in theory would have been pretty nice to get a semi-private tennis lesson. However, a child came over 3 different times to tell the instructor the kids were doing something to her, being rough, etc. He listened patiently to her complaint each time and then walked over to tell the other children to stop rough housing and then went back to the lesson. The actual time of instruction could not have been more than 5mins total out of the 15mins I was watching. My children have been in several different age-appropriate classes and my husband has been a coach for this age group for over 20 years, so we are well aware of how this age group can be taught/coached in a constructive and safe way. The curriculum should never include time where children are left unattended and out of sight. If the instructor can not engage 6 children at the same time, there needs to be an assistant or a different curriculum for this age group. When I brought this up to the owner of Tenniskids, Jeff Newell, his response was "Our price of $15 per class would not allow for two coaches, we would lose money". If the money is the only thing he cares about I definitely do not want my child in that program. I will say, he did agree to give me a refund, minus the 2 classes that have already been held. He started his email response off by saying "I guess tennis isn't for everybody". Which is not really the point. My daughter loves tennis and has taken 2 other tennis programs (also for 4/5yos) while we lived in the SF Bay Area. Those two companies (one for classes and one for camp) seemed to easily keep all the kids engaged. If they weren't hitting the ball themselves they were listening to the instruction or running drills. I guess since the program is at the school they hope the parents don't actually come to watch, so they don't know what they are paying for is mediocre daycare with a tennis racquet.

I have been going to WE for 9 years. I love the tennis opportunities, people are friendly and…read morefun. Karla the tennis director is welcoming and if you'd like to join talk to Bev and she can help you out. They are checking temps at the door and staggering the tennis court start times. Overall a great place for tennis.

The place is amazing for families with young kids. They have children room and watch kids for $5…read moreper hour and also have a kiddie pool. We did have two incidents--one where a staff member took our ball, and another where a gym trainer complained about our autistic son. The management office took the situation seriously and addressed the issues.

SwimLogix with Jonathan Jennings is a truly transformative experience for kids swim lessons. 100%…read morerecommend without any reservations!! John runs his private swim lesson company from his private backyard pool in Redondo Beach. The backyard pool deck area is expansive with lots of seating for parents to be comfortable and watch their little in the pool. Pool is heated to 88 F...I wish I could have hung out in the pool while our son was having his lesson. The underlying swim theory of how John gets kids swimming is fantastic. He is very quick to gain rapport with the kiddo and can pick up their cues as to how to best help and guide them. Lots of pool toys, fins, goggles, etc for the kids to use. Pricing is high end for 30 min lessons but definitely within range of normal for the area and given the quality and end result... absolutely worth every penny. Plenty of free street parking in the front and side of house (corner lot). We tried other options for swim lessons before being recommended to see John and we are sooooo happy we found him!! Highly recommended!!