Review #955 2026-019…read more Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM; closed 1st Tuesday at 2:00 PM monthly for cleaning, park to reopen when the concrete is dry. My son & I were supporting his friend who had a part in the "Alice in Wonderland" musical at Hermosa Beach Community Theater. After the show, the kiddos wanted to hang out at Hermosa Beach Skate Park, which is west (behind) of the theater. The skate park is a concrete park that has various obstacles like ramps, funbox, manny pads, ledges, & rails for all skill levels, & open for drop-in use. It seems smaller than the one in Wilson Park that closed in the late 2000s. Skateboards, in-line skates, & scooters permitted; no bicycles. Safety gear (helmet, elbow pads, knee pads) are required; in-line skaters must also wear wrist guards. Failure to comply with rule or code of conduct may result in suspension; the City of Hermosa Beach may also close the skate park at their discretion. There's free parking available; the driveway is just east of the skate park's entrance. It wasn't that busy on a late Sunday afternoon, probably because the weather was slightly chill. Some of the older kids (middle school?) were more advanced than the younger ones. They were either on skateboards or scooters, with one in-line skater. Of course, there's always a couple of hooligans that don't follow park rules... they were attempting to triple skate together on a scooter down the ramp. Of course, it was an abysmal attempt. O_o The ramp wasn't too high so it's not probable for a major injury or concussion. But what if it's that 1% chance? Why risk it? And to the point of getting caught & having the skate park closed to others in the community that follows the rules & uses it appropriately? Especially since there's only a handful of skate parks in the South Bay. My son didn't have his gear because it was an unexpected play date. He has a skateboard, but prefers his scooter & bike because he's more skilled in those. He mostly stayed outside or along the perimeter to chat with his friend. I couldn't find any rule of pedestrians/observers preventing them from being inside since they're not active skate participants. As a general rule of thumb, safety-wise, I told my son to stay outside to avoid unnecessary accidents. He went in when he noticed fewer skaters/scooters & no one was roughhousing. It's a bit far from our place, but if his friend is into skateboarding, we can come hang out next time with his scooter at Hermosa Beach Skate Park.

I love this place they have so many tennis courts available!! There is also free parking and they…read morehave the lights on at night :)

Adam Burt is a truly patient, talented, and funny tennis coach. I first met him in late '99 when I…read morewas part of his classes and tennis ladder. Even back then, he was able to teach me out of my bad habits. Then we started sending our daughter to him. She's not the most athletically inclined type, but after a few weeks with Adam, she was a changed kid! Now, she plays better than I could have imagined and she totally loves tennis. This is a huge thing because this is the only sport she likes right now. We are overjoyed that she looks forward to Adam's class every week. We even signed her up for one of his summer camps. Meet Adam once and you'll realize he has the perfect temperament for being a coach not just for adults but for kids too. So whether you want to improve your own game or you want to pass along a life long activity that your kids can and will enjoy, Adam and Crush Tennis is the only game in town. Thanks Adam!!

Both my daughters have been taught by Adam and now I'm getting lessons with one of them too! Adam…read morearranges a tennis ladder each week keeping the kids competitive. He teaches not only the game and the strokes, but also court etiquette and how the kids should handle point conflicts, scoring etc. Would definitely recommend.

We are honored to get to leave a review for Krishna & Paulo at Play BT!…read moreKrishna and Paulo are great people and terrific coaches! They both are Pro players and are passionate in the way they share this fun sport. Our whole family, which includes myself(49 year old female) my husband, 18 year old daughter, and 15 year old son with autism has taken part in either lessons, league nights, free play, or tournaments put on by PlayBT. Lessons are a great workout and great repetition to get used to proper form & technique.Lots of continual movement and attention to detail and encouragement. They play great music and work with the flow of the group to accommodate all skill levels.You get a LOT out of one session! League nights are so fun! Round robin style so you get to play with lots of different players and gets lots of game situational practice.They keep courts going so there is almost no waiting.Great music pumping to keep you fired up.They keep track of who wins each set and who has won the most overall each week and total. Really nice people and often go to dinner together afterward if you're up to it.You don't have to show up every Wed. Or Fri. Night, just whenever you can/want to.Great program! Tournaments are well thought out and they provide great snacks and impressive prizes!Lots of games...you can sign up with a partner in higher level tourney, or you can play without a set partner in Beginner Division & play Round Robin style.Good times for all and fun to watch the rallies! They coach youth and special needs kiddos too. They coach work groups, Birthday groups,etc.and are very flexible and open to ideas. They are just great. We hadn't played Beach Tennis before when we started with them but now we are all hooked and looking forward to playing for a long time. They are growing the sport, and we highly recommend you get out there with them...it's fun for all ages!

Best coaches. Best community. Do yourself a favor and take a lesson with Paulo. He was a top 5.0…read moretennis player before shifting to beach and knows how to coach all styles/body types. And the music is

What happens when you reach out to 20 or more players and NOT ONE gets back to you? I can't help…read morebut feel most of player profiles on the website are fake and made up. I have heard this form number of other people.

I purchased a six class pack about a month ago. Their website was placing several instructors in my…read morerange although once I started talking to one he was 50 min out. First instructor said he would try to get a closer court to me. He didn't get back for a week although his schedule was clear or so it seemed online. After this I got referred to a diff instructor. He got in touch immediately to schedule a class the next day. The next day wasn't good for me but next week he was out of the country. It's been 3 weeks now and have had no class with anyone. I've lost interest in pursuing this service because of the lack of transparency. Other tenniscoaching services let you know upfront which courts are covered by which coach so you can pick the court you want right out of the gate. Anyway I asked for my money back and now they're ghosting me. It's awful!

There are a lot of programs that try to teach kids to play golf and tennis. TGA is the best of the…read morebunch! Not only did they learn all the shots, they also learned rules & etiquette, character lessons, scoring and the history of the game. No mention TGA came to our school which is super convenient. In the summer we could go to camp and try always attend the local events to keep the kids occupied year round. The coaches are great and the office staff was super helpful in recommending the next steps on the path to becoming a golf an tennis player!

Terrible customer service. Had to cancel but I never received my refund. And they stop responding…read moreto emails or phone calls. Will never use them again.