At first I just want my sons to join volleyball to have some exercise. But after a few lessons,…read morethey love it. Especially coach Osten is very good with kids. He takes time to teach each kid individually. My kids can't wait for his class open again next year.

WVBC is awesome! This will be our 3rd season with the club, and the season can't get here soon…read moreenough. The central focus of the club's highly skilled and engaging coaches truly is on teaching the game and helping young players develop and play with confidence. This has been an extremely rewarding and enriching experience for our daughter, and really for our entire family.

They are overpriced, unorganized and unprofessional. Nobody knows what they are doing this year…read morefrom schedules not being done right to jerseys being delayed and they don't have answers but the want your checks for snack shack right away or else. Baseball should be fun, MR is not the place for that.

I have problem with registration. No contact number. Email no response. Facebook messenger no…read moreresponse. Very disappointed!

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 baseball complex is run by the La Puente-Hacienda Heights school district and rented to the…read moreHacienda Heights Little League. It's an older park with 4 fields, press boxes and a snack shack. Parking can be tight, especially on opening day. The fields have seen better days, but the volunteers did a pretty good job of getting the fields in order. It continues to operate and bring life long memories to the kid players and their families. The lights were all repaired and bulbs changed out so the kids can actually "play under the lights" just like the big leaguers. Regardless of the facilities, the league and the parents are what really make this park. Opening day 2019 saw Rep. Gil Cisneros throw the opening pitch with school board members present, the Boy Scouts being the color guard, and Mariachi Divas singing and playing the National Anthem. It's an enjoyable place to watch a game and play some good ole baseball for the kids. But I want everyone to know, it is still OPEN. It's not Closed!!

I'm not a parent at the academy, but I know Jessie personally. But I played soccer at a high level…read moremyself (academy in Europe), so I've been around a lot of coaches, and I can say without exaggeration that Jessie is in a different category. There's a reason people at the club call him Pep. What makes him special isn't just his soccer IQ, though that's elite. It's that he actually cares about the kids he works with. He reads people fast, knows when to push and when to back off, and has this way of making a kid believe in themselves without inflating their ego. That's a rare skill. Most coaches can teach a drill. Very few can develop a player and a person at the same time. Jessie does both. Beyond the field, he's one of the most genuine, hardworking people I've come across. If I had a kid and lived in the area, he'd be training with Jessie. That's the highest endorsement I can give

Not good. Do not sign any long term contract unless you feel 100% confident this is what you want…read more We initially did a try out with Coach Jessie. He told us to come at 5pm. We get there and see there are a bunch of little kids. We expressed to him that he doesn't want to train with kids much younger than him because it's just me not beneficial for him. The intensity level is so much lower. He said ok,come back at 6 then and you can train with the older kids. So we did that and my son absolutely loved it because he was challenged. I was actually looking for 1 on 1 training for my son. Coach Jessie only does group training.. I was hesitant and wanted to try out some other coaches first but my son really had a good experience with the older kids. I made the mistake of signing a contract. After signing this contract, within 2 weeks Jessie regrouped the kids. My son grouped with the younger kids, something we expressed to Jessie that we didn't want during the tryout. I was disappointed, my son was disappointed. I felt absolutely betrayed.. However, there were still a few kids his age and some of the younger kids were very skilled. So I was disappointed, but convinced myself that it might be okay. Then next week came and now those skilled kids are gone. My son, who is 11 , about to turn 12, is practicing with kids much younger than him. They are basically beginners. He is absolutely bored. The practice was a fraction of the intensity of what he was getting with his club so he was receiving absolutely zero benefits. I was very frustrated and after this session informed Jessie that I wanted to cancel after this month. Turns out, I cannot. I am locked in for 6 months. He acted surprised when I wanted to cancel. Throwing it back at me for not communicating my displeasure Yet, I did communicate. It is he who showed us one thing during tryouts, then completely changed things on us after we signed up. I expressed to him that my son needs help on the offensive end. He needs training on one on one skills. We are not getting this. What he is getting is similar to the training he already receives with his club . is Jessie's program bad? No. It really depends on your situation. If your kid is in AYSO, then this could be very beneficial to you. If your kid is in a club that has good coaches, then you will not gain much. However, every kid is different. Your child may be benefit. My advice is DO NOT sign any contract too soon. Make absolutely sure this is what you want. He will try to convince you he can help you. I will give him the benefit of the doubt and assume this is honest, BUT absolutely wait and see before signing that contract. I would absolutely not sign a long term contract. You don't want to make the mistake that I made and be stuck with 6 months of something you don't want. To be fair, after I asked to cancel, he offered to move my son back to the older group. However, he did throw it back at me for not communicating my unhappiness when I did communicate to him before we signed. He is the one who made the change on us after we signed the contract and ignored our communication to him about what we wanted, then acted surprised when I was unhappy.

worst tennis class. coach is very rude. price is too expensive. scheduling sucks. this coach do not…read morewant to listen to the needs of the students. the way he teaches tennis is wrong. everything wrong. technique is wrong. nobody improves with his style of coaching

always no court availability. worst coach i have ever met. terrible scheduling. the way he dress up…read morelooks dirty idea. the coach always smells bad. students are not learning anything. too expensive. terrible service. i will never come back again. i do not recommend him to anyone looking for a lesson

Terrible boxing program please get coaches that knows the difference between discipline vs…read moredisrespect especially if you are an adult working with our youth...any parent would appreciate someone who motivates and works with your kid instead of insult and put them down in a program that's dedicated to kids....do better YAL or at least get better coaches.

It's one of the places that run the City of Industry Sheriff's Station Youth Activity League…read more They have a wide range of activities and the best part.... as far as I know that if you're a youth... it's free! Camp Courage | Shark Program | Explorer | LEA | Judo | Kendo | Fencing Golf | Soapbox Derby | Flag Football| Baseball | Basketball | Tennis| Kempo

My son had a couple lessons with Coach Louie. He was very helpful and patient. However, the last…read moreseveral times I've reached out to set up a lesson, I don't receive any response. Poor customer service and will be looking elsewhere for a facility who actually values their customers time.

The organization and communication were horrible. Their website and Google page say they open at 9…read more I called at 9:21. No one answered and then I received this text. The person didn't communicate well responded that they were open. I got to the batting cage at 9:31. My son had a tryout around the corner and I was going to purchase a 30 min session so he could warm up. The doors were locked. As my son walked back to the car a man came out and said they don't open until 10. We left. It was a waste of my time and unprofessional