Pros: Great selection of AG and FG boots. One of the best places in San Diego to try on your size…read morethen maybe purchase here (with a coupon) or find them cheaper online. Cons: I find the crew in store to be helpful, but you need to ask for help and continue to ask for different sizes. That doesn't bother me so much. They are certainly young and appear to be less interested in your customer experience. I like to be left alone to shop so it's not a big deal to me. But ..... The customer service online "WeGotSoccer" is terrible. They operate like a different company than the local stores. You can't return anything you've purchased online to a store. You can't exchange sizes if you need a different size in a shoe. They make you return to Massachusetts site (on your dime) and wait two weeks for the return of your funds. Most annoying, trying to get customer service to answer your emails or chat just for a return code is time consuming. They are only open 10am - 6pm EST. It's just seems so archaic to operate a business this way. Anyway - buyer beware online.

Fix the hours on ur site it say open till 8pm got to the store made an 1 hour drive got to the door…read moreat 7:40 and you guys close at 7:30

The summer camp was excellent. Very structured and Coach Marcos really is serious. He cares and is…read moreInto the game with the kids! My son enjoyed this week with them.

Here for Tournament of Champions. Fields (2) are very nice & well maintained. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Bathrooms are clean & several trash bins throughout fields. Dislikes: parking lot is small, try parking on street. If you can't find parking then try side streets, you'll be hiking back to fields.

DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SCHOOL!…read more My wife tried to sign up my son for a soccer class but it would not let her due to the crappy website. When I tried to sign up it signed my son up for an August camp instead of the June class I had selected. The owner Jen then tells us we cannot switch and charges us a mandatory $50 cancelation fee. There is something really scammy going on here. How can you sign us up for an August camp in the middle of my sons school day then not let us switch to something that we are actually available for? If you look at the website there are entire unhinged paragraphs about charging $50 fees, which apparently gives the owner the right to scam you out of $50. When you talk to her on the phone she is also incredibly hostile and rude. Please save yourself the headache of getting scammed and choose another soccer school, there are plenty of other options out there

My kids absolutely love Little Rascalz!! It's a struggle trying to get them off the field. I cannot…read moresay enough good things about it. I had a small schedule conflict, the owners couldn't have been more accommodating.

Great one-on-one teaching! My little cousin was first learning to play competitively, and I had him…read morepractice one-on-one with Arik. He is professional, but also very calm and easy with kids. My cousin wanted to go back right after the first session. Needless to say he is a great coach.

From the owner: Arik's Soccer Sessions offer personalized, one-on-one training sessions designed to boost your…read moreskills and confidence on the field. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your technique, we provide a friendly and supportive environment where you can grow as a player.

This is our first experience with Tierrasanta and so far I only have positive things to say! My son…read moreis so excited for this season and I'm equally excited with how on top of the communication they have been! Love a well organized league! They offer a 'Pro' practice weekly that works with the kids skills and a team practice separate along with weekly games. The kids get so much ball time in and my son LOVEs it. In his words "BEST DAY EVER!! Woooo!"

Amazing fall season experience. TFA rec soccer is a…read morenon-profit organization so just be patient, it takes a lot of work to put teams together and assign coaches. Parents are highly recommended to volunteer to coach its a great opportunity to be close to your child and their development. Fall season offered lots of games plus play offs. Will consider joining again next year. Volunteers for coaches are always a big plus. There are a lot of kids in the area so I believe that as a community it can be better than what AYSO can offer

My 10 year-old daughter has really loved her training sessions with Coach David the past 5 months…read more After playing her first season of club soccer she wanted to continue to elevate her game and get in some 1:1 training. Coach David came highly recommended by her club coach and we've been very impressed by him. He has helped her improve her shooting and technical skills as well as coached her through the mental side of the game. What really sets Coach David apart is that he truly takes the time to get to know each player and find out what makes them tick both on and off the field. He came to several of my daughter's club games to see her in action which really helped build trust and foster a stronger relationship. When I asked my daughter (unprompted) what she liked about Coach David, this is what she said: "I like the way he talks to me... the conversations we have really help. He is really encouraging" Coach David is definitely worth the investment in your child's mental & technical game!

Update: it's a year later and both my kids have grown so much. Their play on the field has…read moreimproved 1000%. My older son is now one of the most respected players on his team. Last game he played center mid and ran the offense for the team on the field. Coach David has guest coached for our rec team, he's run a practice and he's attended games to see the boys play. David Terzibachian is one of a kind. Still highly recommended, 5 Stars.

We had coach Trevor. He was great with the kids and made it a fun experience. Our kiddos first run…read moreat team sports and he was newly 3 so definitely parent participation helped. Looking forward to returning.

Coach Johan is amazing!! My granddaughter learned so much…read morefrom him!! Definitely recommend!!

Rony at Argueta Academy is a hidden gem in the soccer community. His deep knowledge of the game is…read moreevident in every session, yet he carries himself with such humility. He has a gift for breaking down complex skills in a way that resonates with young athletes. Since working with Rony, my daughter's technical skills have skyrocketed, but more importantly, her self-belief has reached new heights. He is a true mentor who leads by example. If you want your child to learn from a world-class trainer who stays humble and focused on the player's success, Rony is the person to see!" Reach out and get your first session to see the best results! North County Best Fit For Your Kids Growth and Development. Dale!!

My son has been training with Rony for a while now, and the improvement has been remarkable --…read moreespecially in his shooting and finishing. Rony has a great ability to identify areas for growth and work on them in a focused, effective way. I highly recommend him to any parent looking for a quality private coach.

This review is based on the Monday Beginner's Beach Clinics from 6PM-8PM…read more I enjoy the beginner's beach clinic on Mondays. I first did a drop in, paid $25 via venmo. Then registered via their website and brought a class pass which came with some of a discount. I was uncertain if I would make it as I've been super tired after the work days, but after the warmups, I'm glad I did it.My first experience, I remember thinking, "Why did I decide to do this?!" Granted that I was also very out of shape after the holidays. There's area specifically lit for sand volleyball and a area with 3 benches along with a table under a gazebo. Parking is plentiful even if it's crowded as there's areas in the front that you can park, just have a tiny bit more steps to walk. There is a area for you to rinse your feet next to the building by the sand courts. The bathrooms are in the front lobby inside. From this last Monday, 2/28, I believe they're doing construction so you may have to walk to the way left, go under the volleyball net areas next to the wall, turn in to your right twice and you should find the double doors leading to their lobby area. Coach Keenan checks everyone in when it's around 6PM, to make sure payments are all received. If you get missed, check in with him. Everyone can bump and throw the ball in the beginning. Then Coach Mandy usually brings everyone in for a circle to introduce herself and Coach Keenan before brining everyone else's names. Then the warmups begin. You don't necessarily need to do all of them, but it's good to do majority to warm up before the drills. Structure that Rebecca Y mentioned in her review is approximate from 5/10/21: warm ups, passing drills, setting drills, hitting drills, serving drills, serving games, then king of the mountain (two on two). The drills can also differ from each week. Some days we only concentrated on two portions. For example, this past Monday, 2/28/22, they concentrated on passing and hitting drills mainly. King of the mountain is two on two ratio. Two people play together on one side (A) as a team and two other people play as a team on the other side (B) to challenge. The B side are basically the challengers. If the people on the B side score a point, then the people from the A side come off and go on line to challenge. The winners go to the A side, and then the next group of 2 go on the B size to challenge. You usually have to keep track of the amount of points you get before you get elevated to the next court or go down to the next court (there are 3 courts in total, so dependent on which court you're randomly selected to). Prior to the clinic, I was attending the beach volleyball meetup Volleyballers which take place on Sunday. I got frustrated with not being able to pass to my teammates during the game because I swung out of habit. After joining the clinic, I've gotten a bit better to not swinging out of habit, to instead use my legs (like my meetup teammates have constantly advised me on) to set the ball. Some of the newer drills like on the final and 3rd step, with your back, calculate to hit the ball, or the pokey (the knuckle tap hit), or serving overhand are areas I'm working on. I've had very positive sessions with other attendees, and always feel like I'm learning. Practice makes perfect! So suggestion for anyone curious, check out the class via drop in to see if this fits what you're looking for. Keep in mind some things: -There is no social distancing as it's a sport. When playing together, there's not much you can do to social distance. But on the perk side, you're outside instead of indoors. -This is a beginner's clinic, not a private group class, so don't think you would get helped on everything. The coaches do demonstrations and give tips when they're nearby you. If you have a question, you can go up and ask them. -Because it's a beginner's clinic, and if you're new, don't feel bad for not being able to hit the ball up, or feeling so behind everyone. The main reason there are attendees to this clinic is because we all want to improve/work on something. Some have been coming for months, some are more athletic than others. Don't compare yourself. Everyone has to start somewhere. It does get chilly during the evenings in Jan-March as the clinic is from 6pm-8pm. Would suggest getting sand socks so your feet don't get super ice cold. I got mines off of Amazon. For drinks, water or a electrolyte drink should be helpful. I find the electrolyte drinks (Propel) to be nice as I break out in a sweat and I'm losing the walk through the sweat. A towel is optional if you wanted to rinse your feet and wipe off the sand. And once again, this is solely my opinion/views from my experience. You're entitled to your own.

I was approached by a male Karen who either worked or coached at this place. He aggressively…read moreapproached me and my fiancée asking me to roll my window down like some cop and told me I couldn't park here. He told me it was a private business and said if I didn't leave he call a tow truck to grab my car and then proceeded to take my license plate down. We were there because this is where the San Diego Holiday Half marathon was taking place. Everyone and their moms were parking here. Bro got in my face and then started saying some rude comments to my fiancée. At this point it felt like racial profiling because we were the only ones being targeted with 4-5 other people parking in the same lot. This man child acted like this was the only business in the parking lot(which it wasn't just to be clear). Steer clear of this place, unless you want to be harassed by a parking ranger. Oh and SYBAU! Happy Holidays :)