After moving from Helsinki to Los Angeles I struggled in finding a organization I could play…read morefootball (soccer) in. After finding the LA Municipal league and their Free Agent list, I was contacted by the coaching staff and asked me to join their practices. I've been very happy to play for the organization and will continue to do so. It's well organized and I love the fact that they have good training sessions twice a week on a nice field, keeps you fit and reminds you of the things you did as a kid when playing more actively. So far I've played 2 seasons and won 1 championship. Couldn't be happier!

I've lived in Los Angeles for the past 6 years and played on a few different teams over the years…read morebut nothing has matched what UFA has offered me. The organization has helped me grow not only as a player but as a person. UFA is more than just a bunch of people kicking around a soccer ball twice a week. It's a family, we care about one another, we want to be involved in each others lives. You won't find this experience anywhere else in Los Angeles.

I drove by the address and confirmed that this place does not exist. I called the number posted and…read morethe minute someone answered and they heard me say indoor soccer they hung up. I called again and there was no answer. So yeah. I'm good. In a city like LA there js no reason why I should waste my time here.

Love this place over here…read more It's one if the beat places for indoor soccer I'll definitely come back over here to enjoy and relax my mind and chill It's a great idea thinking of opening one myself Hope this review is great Have a lovely day and have a great dayv

Unprofessional.. Should not be working with children. There is no structure or patience in this…read moreclub. I feel all they care about is the fees. I do not recommend.

Nfinity has experienced coaches who know their sport and really care about each and every athlete.read more

Coach Andreas is a gem!! He really cares about the kids learning soccer skills and game IQ. His…read morepassion shines through in his coaching. His team of coaches are patient and approachable as well. I love that games are Sundays, because my family does multiple sports, and those games are usually Saturdays. Can't recommend this league enough, my only hope is that the instruction stays top quality as Nordic continues to grow.

My son has been training with the Vikings for over two years now, and he absolutely loves it…read more There's a place for everyone at practice, regardless of age or skill level, and the Sunday League is just amazing! A new club is being formed this season, which will give the kids even more opportunities to grow and develop. Don't hesitate--bring your children along, you won't regret it! A big thank you to Andreas and everyone involved!

Do NOT enroll in Planet Social Sports…read more Alternatives: WAKA, Zog, Urban Sports LA They are extremely unorganized (late notification about games, last minute cancellations, leagues starting later than they're supposed to), and very unprofessional. As I signed up for a league recently, when I received the schedule the games were at a completely different time than advertised and I was unable to make any of the games. When I asked for a refund, nobody replied to my email. I called the company and was told they were working on it with their supervisor and would get back to me. I've now followed up three separate times and received nothing back. The other leagues I've participated in are much better- I recommend going elsewhere.

This is for their kickball league. Their shoddily organized, but kind-of-fun, and altogether messy…read morekickball league. There are a bunch of rules about there having to be 10 people on a team and matchups and meeting times, but none of that matters. My friends made a team that had 11 people on it. The other team that had signed up only had 3 people. Then 7 other people were signed up as "free agents." Meaning, yes, there were only enough for two 10-person teams to play. At that first game, however, there was a whopping 28 people who showed up, so we played 2 games of 7-v-7. After that, it was seriously just 15 people standing around trying to make one game work. There's a no refund policy. So if you paid $60 thinking you'd be playing kickball in a legit league, you're wrong. You're playing $60 have PSS loan you a ball and watch you and your friends play kickball. Really lame. The organizers were late to our second to last game, so we had to rush to play a game before they turned off the lights at the park. The league coordinator also forgot to email us on our last game, so we didn't even play a whole season. Overall, save your money if you want to play kickball and just go to a park and play kickball with your friends. Or join something like WAKA if you want to truly play the sport. I will say, however, that it was super nice of Rich/PSS to pick up the tab for beers on the first night of kickball. And I got a Planet Social Sports T-shirt that says the word "cornhole" on the back and that makes me laugh because I'm immature.

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.

This is something I really can't hold back anymore…read more Mind you, my son is not the best player, nor is he a great setter. But he has heart. He has fight. He has the drive to succeed. He's a winner in my book. Last year, in 2025, our team finished in the Top 9 out of 97 teams at Nationals. We all thought we'd run it back this season. This fall, my son was offered a spot on the team. We were ecstatic and couldn't wait for the season to begin. Then my son told me there were three setters on the roster. I thought, "That's interesting." So I called the coach to clarify. I asked, "So my son will have to compete for the setter position?" That's perfectly fine with us. My son relishes a challenge. He has always shown tenacity, energy, intensity, and motivation. When he has to fight for his position, he rises to the occasion. What came next absolutely shocked me. The coach said, "No, he won't play. Even if he shows his abilities, he will not play." I asked, "What are you saying? You're telling me that no matter how hard my son works in practice, no matter how much he improves, he will not play at all?" He replied, "That's correct. I'm already set on my two setters." Let that sink in. No matter how hard he works... No matter how much he improves... No matter what he proves in practice... He will not play. Then why invite him onto the team? Why ask families to commit thousands of dollars if the decision has already been made? Why give a child hope if there was never going to be an opportunity? The only consolation we were given was this: "If one of the setters gets injured, your son MAY have a chance to play." I've been involved in sports for decades. I've played. I've coached. I even run my own youth basketball league. This is the very first time I've ever heard a coach tell a player, before the season even begins, that no matter how hard they work, they will never have an opportunity. This isn't about my son being guaranteed playing time. This isn't about demanding a starting position. This is about telling a child that effort doesn't matter. That sacrifice doesn't matter. That the extra hours, the missed weekends, the long drives, the money parents spend, the belief that hard work creates opportunity... none of it matters because the decision has already been made. What kind of message are we sending our kids? Imagine your own son hearing those words. Imagine explaining to your child that no matter how hard they train, no matter how much they improve, they were never truly given a chance. That breaks a young athlete. I have tremendous respect for Kenji, Coach Patrick, and many others on the SGV staff. This isn't about them. It's about who we entrust to lead and mentor our children. Coaches are supposed to motivate. They're supposed to inspire. They're supposed to teach kids that if you work hard enough, you can earn your opportunity. Not tell them, "You've already lost before you even begin." SGV is one of the best if not "THE BEST"volleyball clubs in the San Gabriel Valley. That's exactly why I'm speaking up. Because reputations aren't built solely on trophies and national rankings. They're built on values. Every parent who writes that check is trusting that their child will be developed, encouraged, challenged, and given an opportunity to earn their place. Not promised a role. Not guaranteed a position. But given a chance. For context, my son plays Varsity at Arcadia High School and was a rotating starting setter as a junior. He isn't asking for anything to be handed to him. He's simply asking for the same thing every young athlete deserves: A chance. And to the owners of SGV: please don't let this become the culture of a club that so many families have trusted and respected. Our kids deserve better. They deserve honesty. They deserve hope. Most of all, they deserve a chance. NEGATIVE ZERO STAR FOR THE COACH!! 5 STARS FOR THE PROGRAM!

Best club ever won every game saw improvement in my daughter and she serves over hand and dives she…read moreis doing so good I say come here for a change in playe.

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.