I've been wanting to give tennis a try so I found Gettone international on yelp. The facility has…read moreboth hard courts and soft courts. Pretty big facility. Gettone started off by breaking down the categories of his lessons for me. He mentioned that he specifically designs programs tailored to each individual depending on their strengths and weaknesses. That information helped me get a better gauge of his coaching skills and how to play the tennis game. For the first few lessons we assessed my weaknesses & worked on building it up. He also helped set goals for me to further improve. Overall, I can say I will be coming back for more lessons with Gettone international.

Gettone is a phenomenal and compassionate coach. He helped me better my technique by explaining…read moreeverything intuitively. He's highly perceptive and that's something you want in a coach. I've tried a few coaches in San Marino but honestly he's the best one.

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.

My daughter really enjoys these classes and love having Coach Matt and Coach Killian as her…read morecoaches. They are very encouraging and know exactly how to get along with all the kids, all while teaching them new skills. My daughter is not especially athletic, but being in these classes has grown her confidence at school, and at any kind of play. I really appreciate this program for that alone. The pricing is very reasonable, the location is really nice, and Coach Matt really manages all aspects of his business so well.

My Daughter loves soccer because of this program! Coach Matt and now coach Stephanie have been…read moreinstrumental in making it FUN while they learn so many soccer skills. They are very kind, fun and super knowledgeable about the sport. We highly recommend them!!

I have been here so many times but neglected to write a review for some odd reason. This is a great…read moreclub.that I don't belong to but visit whenever on in Burbank dining at Santauri. The tennis courts are beautiful and there are several to play on. I was an avid tennis player on my youth and miss it. I didn't even know they had a gym until tonight when I was touring the club. They also have a room for cycling and a huge room for various workout classes. Everyone here looks very fit and healthy! The lap pool looked so enticing! I wish I brought my bikini! Overall it's a 5 star club and if I lived closer, I would definitely join!! A+

I love being a member here. I have been since the late 90s. It's a family membership. We all love…read moreto play tennis and my dad works in the industry so it's nice and Staff is friendly and the locker room is clean

Unfortunately court can't be book only but Easy to book by calling. The rep is super friendly and…read moreknowledgeable . court are well maintained and payment are either cash or Zelle

Great location--HORRIBLE--owner! VIGEN the tennis courts…read moremanager ONLY rents the courts to his Armenian "friends". In other words he picks and chooses who the courts are available for. I ONLY played his game because I love the location. But I have finally given up. The guy has given me the run around so many times it is ridiculous. He says yes the courts are available but he canNOT confirm. VIGEN does not respond to voice mails or texts. Again he picks and chooses who he will answer the phone to. He will make you wait hours or days to reply to the simple question: can I get a court on such date and time? Enough said: the guy is hopeless. Terrible businessman. Catering to his own kind!

My son just started this summer, and he loves it. Program is so fun for kids. Instructors are great!read more

I always knew that these courts existed but I never got around to playing there until today. I feel…read moreso dumb for only just now getting around to it. First and foremost there's a huge parking lot so that's a breeze. There are 5 courts that are nicely surfaced, a few cracks here and there but nothing major. And best of all these courts are free to the public. With so many courts around the city charging now, it's nice to find well maintained courts at no cost. Also if you go during the day it always seems fairly empty. I've never gone after 5 or on the weekends but this will definitely me one of my go to spots during the day.

I've been training with Coach Hosep for about a month now, and it has completely transformed my…read moregame. He focuses on exactly what you want to improve and has a remarkable ability to spot the right adjustments and explain them in a way that really clicks. For me, that was my backhand. I never really had much of one, even though I played through high school and college. After taking a long break from the sport, I decided I wanted to come back and do things the right way through taking tennis lessons, so I reached out to Coach Hosep. After just one lesson, I was already hitting a one-handed backhand with topspin and drive, something I had never been able to do before. Now I can proudly say that I have a consistent backhand, which is something I never thought I would be able to say. His rates are reasonable, and his lessons are packed with real repetitions, not just theory, so your body learns the muscle memory needed to repeat the shot confidently. Be prepared to work hard, because he will keep you hitting ball after ball, and you will start seeing results faster than you expect.

I was a beginner tennis player when I found Hosep as a coach. He does an amazing job teaching you…read morethe correct form for hitting the ball. I found his instruction and guidance to be extremely helpful! He is very fairly priced and encourages new players to see him often to build up their skill set. I will continue to use Hosep as my coach in the future. Hosep, you are amazing, friendly, fun, and great at what you do. Thank you so much!

Ron teaches my girls about a year now. He's patient and systematic. He knows how to deal with…read morekids. Definitely recommend!

Had my fifth private lesson wIth Ron and I've been having a blast. Was looking to learn something…read morenew and be outdoors so decided to try tennis. The lessons are at Scholl Canyon which is such a beautiful place and I really enjoy seeing the sunset and beautiful view every time. He's teaching style is so fantastic. He's clear, patient and very encouraging. I've been loving the lessons so much that I decided to have a group lesson with my friends and cousins for my birthday! It was so much fun! I highly recommend Ron if you're looking for a fantastic teacher, to get some good cardio and do it in a beautiful setting.