Magia is a 1 star or 5 so I give it a 4…read more We've had Ash as our coach several times and my son likes the drills and likes the scrimmages. However, it's when Ash is not there and Shawn takes over it's like WTF, he's definitely not a kid's coach, there's no fun in his bones, he's very serious, yells a lot but he seems to drive the kids and demands a lot. Anyway, my son enjoys his sessions with Ash, and if he ever shows potential then Shawn is the guy we'd come looking for, but for now I just want him to have fun and compete.

Great environment for the kids, my boys loved it over looking Foward for another camp!read more

From the owner: At GEST, we’re passionate about helping players reach their full potential. Led by Former Pros,…read moreExperienced UEFA & USSF-certified coaches ( with over 20+ years of soccer experience and 5+years of coaching) we combine world-class training with international opportunities to prepare athletes for success. To develop players’ techniques and skills through a holistic, player-centered approach while providing international soccer experiences. We offer clinics , private sessions , ID campus and more. Currently Providing 8 week Development Program; Every Friday Feb 7 -Mar 28 Training Details &Focus: From 4:45PM- 6:00PM ( 9-14 YRS) For more details please contact us at our info:

Great classes to learn ball control, dribbling, passing, kicking and shooting! You can tell the…read morekids are not only learning but having fun!

Ginga Soccer is amazing! Coach Fabio really cares about the kids and is invested in making sure…read morethey have fun while learning the appropriate techniques. I definitely would recommend this program to any parent looking to encourage their children in both learning and ENJOYING the game of soccer!

Absolutely recommend! Got referral from person who does AYSO uniforms. Called same day spoke with…read moreMo. He was helpful, fast, efficient and had our kids school soccer jerseys done in less than 2 days. Prices were fair, and soccer socks were only additional 2 dollars each. Also appreciated that he was more than happy to fix any little mistakes and stood by their work. Overall everything turned out great, kids & parents were happy so would definitely refer and come back. Thanks Mo!

Ordered a jersey with number personalization (paid $2 extra just for the number). Got the jersey…read morerelatively quickly but there was no number on the back. I called and the person on the phone said they could send me one or I could go to his daughter's house who lived close to me and she would put the number on. I said okay, even though I was annoyed with the whole ordeal. He said he would text me the location to go to and he never did. I ended up just buying iron on numbers on Amazon. But I was very disappointed that I paid for the extra personalization for no reason and he never remedied the situation

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.

This is an amazing place. Since 2017 I ve come so many times with friends, and that's because I…read morefinally found the perfect place to play soccer for children and adults. The fields are perfect. Always a friendly atmosphere, and you can even enter into a tournament if you want to. And can we speak about the cafe inside the main building ? The products sold there are home made, and truly delicious. I advise you to try Nutella crepe ! And guess what you can meet professional soccer players coming from France and Europe play there. Crazy place. I can only advise you to come.

There hours are completely off. Unprofessional. This place needs to have better management.read more

My now 13YO son has been with PSG Academy (and predecessor HSA) since he was 4 and he was selected…read moreto represent the USA at the PSG Academy World Cup in Paris in May! Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play in Paris' famed Parc des Princes. The best teams also get to go to the PSG North America Cup in Florida every year. I don't know of any other club teams in the LA region that provide these kinds of international experiences with a certified European player development approach. We love the coaching team and the culture among the parents is fantastic as well.

My son's dream is to play professional soccer in Europe. It's high goal, but we feel it's our…read moreresponsibility to try to help him go as far as he can go. PSG is the only team in LA (as far as I know) with a direct connection to a European team. I believe in their system of play and the wholistic approach to creating quality players and people. The youth soccer market is challenging for teams dealing with us parents and players. This was our first year and while the season was challenging for his team, our son has made progress. He wants to be challenged and pushed to try to be the best he can be. For the next season, we just hope he is more aligned with players and families that are more engaged in the game.