I learned all of my tennis from him: serving, ground strokes, volleys, overheads, etc... A little…read morestrict on the outside but it's just a bit of tough love. He really cares about his students and I highly recommend him.

Danny does a great job teaching the basic skills to the accelerated motions. You learn great…read moretechnique & strategy at his workouts or private lessons. Both my sons were trained under Danny, and their USTA matches improved w winning records. They did great on their varsity high school teams to improving their ranking & UTR's.

Tennis for our youth in the community? Yes please! 40 Love is an amazing organization that…read moreteaches young kids about discipline, hard work, commitment and teamwork through the art of playing tennis. What a great way to promote not just physical health but also mental health. If you are a parent or know young kids who may benefit, definitely enroll them into the 40 Love program. You will not regret it.

You've come to the right place. We love Dr. Jonathan. He is definitely the authority on tennis!…read more Hubby and I are beginners to tennis - I've played but never had a formal lesson so it's great to learn the foundations of a sport I enjoy so much. We've just started with Jonathan a couple weeks ago but already we can play together (vs. just chasing high balls and out balls and getting frustrated with eachother for being hopeless), and Jonathan is helping us get a really good foundation in technique but keeps it stimulating and active. His lessons are fun and very active, but never rushed. Jonathan is a lot of fun even though he takes his job seriously. We get the impression he has a lot of students and a packed schedule, yet he never acts bored or impatient with us newbies, and that he loves teaching. We always feel encouraged and we can have a laugh at ourselves too. I wish our lessons were 2 hours instead of 1, they're so enjoyable. He also has excellent pricing, super competitive!! He also teaches the specialty stretching techniques so that we can avoid injuries in the agile sport of tennis. Final note, you simply can't beat his location... it's on the marina, and you'll love the fresh air, water and boats, if you're outdoorsy!

I would highly recommend Jonathan to anyone that is looking to learn how to play tennis or is…read morelooking to refine their skill set. He has a complete understanding of the techniques and strategies you need to learn to become successful. And his group classes are a great way to meet friends that you can play with to get better.

If you want to see your child grow in less than an hour, this is the place. It's truly mind-blowing…read moreto watch my daughter's skills improve within just a lesson or two. The staff is amazing across the board--all of the coaches are great. That said, there's simply no comparison to the way Chris trains. He quickly identifies areas for improvement and explains them in a way kids truly understand. We can't recommend this place enough and are so grateful we found him. On top of everything else, Chris genuinely cares about his clients and is deeply invested in helping them improve.

CPA is an outstanding training facility that has fundamentally changed my daughters game. The…read morepositive culture and professional environment make it the best place to train in the area. My daughters been coming here for almost 3 years starting playing park volleyball and now they are both playing club travel ball and they are both doing great on both of there club teams.

I can't say enough about Hoops413! I think I have told every mom and dad in the South Bay that I…read moremeet...Hahaha! In all seriousness, we LOVE this basketball clinic! As a mom, I look forward to it week after week! Coach Kaitlin, Coach Miguel and Coach Eric are awesome!! I am so competitive, emotional and a sore loser, and unfortunately (or fortunately), my son inherited this traits from me. All of these coaches are helping him with that. They teach fundamentals, how to win and lose, a work ethic and discipline! My son has been going since he was 4, and in two years, he's improved so much and has so much fun playing on a team. And...it's nice that they end every class with a team chant, "My dream, His Glory!" We love the faith based messages built in.

My kid loves basketball so I sent my kid here due to the high ratings. I wish it were better. Here…read moreare the flaws that I think everyone should be aware of prior to signing up: 1. They don't speak to your children with respect. There is constant berating and talking down to children. A child in the class asked a reasonable question and the instructor responded sarcastically. The instructors clearly expect the children to misbehave and believe punishment and threats is the way to get what they want. It reminded me of a boot camp with drill sergeants, which is not something I want for any young child. 2. It's chaotic. They split the class into 3 stations with different instructors. They don't clearly explain the drills and then punish children for doing it wrong. Going pack to the previous point, they intentionally don't or are incapable of answering the children's questions properly, which further confuses the children. Also, one of the instructors brings her two young children, the younger of which cries and demands her attention during the session. She eventually picks her child up and tries rocking the child to sleep while attempting to do basketball drills with the students. I thought this was a one-off but its happened week after week. 3. They end the class with a silly chant. Needless to say, we cut our losses and stopped going. I didn't want my kid to hate basketball.

We love A to Z soccer! Manny is so sweet and has a great time with the kids. My son is 8 years old…read moreand when he played AYSO he didn't have fun but when he joined Manny's soccer class - he has a blast everytime. Different ages but they all mix and play well together. They play fun games and scrimmages together. I would def recommend A to Z soccer!

This place is the greatest! I used to play here when I was younger & Coach Manuel was great!! so…read morewas coach Boris! Very great training & we would also play soccer games with other teams! They train on a great turf field which is very nice to play on! It teaches you team work & how to play the sport! I highly recommend it! Ethan.

Really great! Tennis kids did my childs tennis at school. They remember the kids. We moved schools…read moreand he recognized my children. Kids loved it, so much fun for them. Very convenient- it was at their school during the school day.

I recently signed my 5yo up for a Tenniskids class at her Montessori school. We missed the first…read moreclass due to vacation and the coach just didn't show up for the second class. Supposedly he had a family issue, but his boss didn't know about it and the school was not notified he would not be there until several calls were made from the staff at the school. Because of that situation I was a little leery of the professionalism of the company, so I made it a point to arrive early to watch the tennis lesson. The coach, KC, was even tempered, patient, and friendly with the children, so I was very pleased initially. He also had all kinds of equipment that I could see would be very useful for teaching 3-6 yos. Including a tiny net which about 3 kids could stand at without being too close. I assume because of the tiny net, he was only instructing 3 of the 6 children at a time. The other 3 children were sent to play while waiting their turn. He actually told one group "you can play with the inflatable man" which had a hole in the middle, for hitting the balls through I assume. However, their was no instruction actually given to them. He moved the inflatable behind him so they would not get hit by a ball, but it was still out of his sight. The children of course started hitting it and jumping on it and some other kids from the school who were having recess came over and joined in on the fun. One of the 3 children getting the lesson decided they would rather play with the inflatable man also and left the actual lesson, leaving only my child and one other child getting a lesson. Which in theory would have been pretty nice to get a semi-private tennis lesson. However, a child came over 3 different times to tell the instructor the kids were doing something to her, being rough, etc. He listened patiently to her complaint each time and then walked over to tell the other children to stop rough housing and then went back to the lesson. The actual time of instruction could not have been more than 5mins total out of the 15mins I was watching. My children have been in several different age-appropriate classes and my husband has been a coach for this age group for over 20 years, so we are well aware of how this age group can be taught/coached in a constructive and safe way. The curriculum should never include time where children are left unattended and out of sight. If the instructor can not engage 6 children at the same time, there needs to be an assistant or a different curriculum for this age group. When I brought this up to the owner of Tenniskids, Jeff Newell, his response was "Our price of $15 per class would not allow for two coaches, we would lose money". If the money is the only thing he cares about I definitely do not want my child in that program. I will say, he did agree to give me a refund, minus the 2 classes that have already been held. He started his email response off by saying "I guess tennis isn't for everybody". Which is not really the point. My daughter loves tennis and has taken 2 other tennis programs (also for 4/5yos) while we lived in the SF Bay Area. Those two companies (one for classes and one for camp) seemed to easily keep all the kids engaged. If they weren't hitting the ball themselves they were listening to the instruction or running drills. I guess since the program is at the school they hope the parents don't actually come to watch, so they don't know what they are paying for is mediocre daycare with a tennis racquet.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS PLACE. Coach Y (teaches my sons 10am-10:45am class, 2yr-3yrs) is AMAZING. You…read morecan really tell when someone loves what they do and he is a perfect example of that. He is extremely patient, charismatic, and just over all a perfect example of what a coach is. He makes sure the little ones are following and paying attention. My little one looks forward to the classes every time and repeats all of Coach Y's songs he makes for the kids. Love Coach Y and the whole staff!

Amazing!! We joined the 4-5 year old group. My kid had fun and the coach was nice and engaging!read more