I recently tried the public Saturday archery class from 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. and had a blast…read more You can come armed with your own equipment if you're an expert or intermediate level, but as a first-timer, newbie, or beyond, they provide you with equipment to borrow. The staff goes over your eye orientation (whether right or left-eye dominant), provides you with an archery arm guard, and goes over the safety rules. They had multiple instructors who helped you orient yourself and your bow and arrows to shoot at the target. It felt like many directions, but as you go more rounds, your body and brain start to retain the information. I cheered when I finally hit the target! My only goal for the day, besides getting out of bed, was to hit the target! Maybe I didn't hit dead center, but an arrow (and even more arrows) made it onto the target! Yay! There is no good cell phone reception at the range where the public course is held, so if you're meeting anyone, try to make sure you decide where to meet beforehand. There is free parking on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. through a fence to your left, a little from when you enter the park. The public session costs $5, and you must sign a waiver. Bring cash, as, once again, you will probably have no cell service. Thank you to Kevin and the other instructors and staff who helped me patiently. I couldn't believe how quickly the two hours flew by. Everything was well-organized, and this is such an amazing weekly event that Conejo Valley Archers hosts. Thank you again!

Extremely unprofessional and unorganized (which is so scary for a range). It was our first time…read moregoing here and we were confused as to where to go, but when we found a few targets and were then pointed out for us to follow this path to a different set of targets where everyone else was. Once we got there we immediately got told NOT to follow that path as it's very dangerous and "like walking through an active gun field". We were then directed to "go talk to a guy in the blue shirt" but as we are walking to him another man stops us and tells us to go into the trailer. Okay fine- then as we're walking to the trailer we are stopped yet again and told to go talk to a man in a brown shirt now! Fine. As we're walking the other guy is yelling "go to the trailer" omfg so we turn back towards the trailer and then again "No the guy in the brown shirt" ...... at this point i'm wondering what happened to the guy in the blue shirt that i allegedly needed to talk to. Anyways, I digress. So we get to the guy in the brown shirt to sign our waivers and he says that it's actually too late to sign the waivers because it was 10:25 and they stopped doing the waivers at 10:15 First of all, why couldn't anyone tell us that EARLIER and second of all, the website has no indication of this rule. Also the signage is terrible and if the path that we were sent down is so dangerous, why were we even able to go there?? There should be signs and closed gates not an inviting path that people are sent to go down and then get yelled at. Also I don't understand how everyone working there is so out of the loop with each other.

The coaching staff is one of the best, if not the best my family has ever been around! They go out…read moreof there way to adapt and cater to each individuals needs. Our son has grown so much in two months from this program on and off the field. We are very thankful to Coach Womack and his staff and recommend his program to anyone who is trying to make there high school program. Sincerely, The White family

From the owner: Here at Womack's Baseball Academy, we are a baseball club that offers baseball lessons from a…read morepersonal trainer, to group training at our indoor batting facility and batting cage center. We represent respect, integrity, and hustle. You will see blood, sweat, and tears, but that's only if you're playing the game the right way. We are firm believers that you get what you put in here at our academy, so work hard and play harder. The WBA Dirtbags range from 7 to 18 years old. Our main focus is to help your child make their goals and dreams possible. Come out to our home field in Simi Valley & watch a game today.

What a great find!! We were passing through on our way to see a friend from out of town. The kids…read moreneeded to get some wiggles out, so we came here for fun. So many different spots for kids to play, and this was a very family-friendly area. Multi-generational, and everyone was very friendly. There was a splash pad, basketball courts, two playgrounds, and pond (large water feature? Pond might be strong.). Our kids used the restroom and said it was the best park restroom they'd been in. Of particular note was toilets that flush and soap and water to wash hands. They said it was super clean! Highly recommend!

This is one of the nicest, cleanest, and very community friendly recereational park we've been. It…read morehas tennis and pickleball going. The fountain is very calming and relaxing. This park offers plenty of space for many family, sports, and community activities.

As a dad and coach, I highly recommend Brian and his crew and Longball. Brian has helped both my…read moreboys immensely. He is very patient and has a keen way of explaining things so that they understand it and apply it. Both boys are crushing the ball, confidence is up and their enjoyment has never been higher. I'd encourage everyone to give them a look.

From the owner: We specialize in baseball and fast pitch softball hitting lessons. Fielding, pitching, catching…read morelessons. Travel baseball teams. Team rentals.

Caitlin runs an amazing training and practice facility. We did one on one and also the group…read moreclinics this summer. Really well organized and excellent locations. I highly recommend you try them out.

Positive and fun environment and grows girls love of the game. We just discovered lab volleyball…read moreand we drive quite a distance to get to the clinics. We started with semi private lessons here during the summer when traffic was very light so that was amazing. We loved it so much that we decided to do clinic for a month for 11-13 not sure the entire age range. If we lived near by, my girls definitely would try out for thrive. Thanks so much for everything!

Organized and well coordinated staff, clean environment…read more Wishing all staff and management the best

Best Pickleball instructor! Miguel is an incredible ambassador of the sport and this beautiful and…read morewelcoming club. Thank you Miguel for sharing your love of Pickleball and your patience in transforming my wife and I into players! Jack & Leslie

We have had an extraordinary experience with Chris Harger and his team of…read morecoaches at Spectrum Volleyball Club. Our son and his friend started with the club when they were 14 and Chris helped them develop good values, inspired them to develop good study skills, helped them to visualize a successful future, and last but not least, taught them strong volleyball skills and strong team values. We have seen our son's skills and self esteem develop beyond our wildest dreams through our son's involvement with Chris and his team. Spectrum Volleyball Club is far more than a sport - boys develop into wonderful young men by being a part of Chris Harger's team.

In my opinion Chris is in it for the money. Against our better judgment we let our son play on…read moreChris' team. We figure it would be good exposer for him. He hardly ever played him. I know all parent think there children should play more. But our son was a good player; he was good enough to be on the team. In reality I think he was just good enough for Chris to cash our check. My son did not go back this year to play. There were a few other players on the team that hardly ever played. One boy was really tall and an asset to our team, but he hardly ever played. That player was going out of state to play volleyball; after the season he figure he wasn't good enough to play so changed his college plans and isn't playing volleyball. Our son will continue to play high school volleyball. We were fortunate that his high school coach was so positive. One boy Chris sought out and told the boy he needed him on the team, his parents told me that Chris showed up at one of his games to asked him to play, emailed and called to try and get him back on the team. He hardly ever played the boy, he was sad. He was crushed. This boy was a good player, I saw him in the paper and he made First Team All CIF. So he wasn't a bad player. I hope that boy didn't quit, he was crushed. I would NEVER recommend him to anyone. To add insult to injury, he email us with a flyer attached asking us to recommend him to other people. Instead I wrote this review. Hopefully it was save some boys son heartach and some parent some money.