Will find people smoking here even though it's no smoking and there's kids present so great way for…read moreasthma to be triggered and stuff like that

O'Donnell Park is an example of what happens when talented and thoughtful people take a narrow…read morestrip of land and turn it into valuable part of a community. This park sits alongside the onramp to Hwy 101 South on Ralston Ave in Belmont. It doesn't have everything, but there's alot of features. These include: -shaded picnic tables w/ bbq -2 playgrounds -padded play area -porta potty -half court basketball -grassy turf -plain dirt area -benches -little library -community garden -water faucet tables are positioned so you can watch your kids play. Basic Rules: Open sunrise to sunset. No booze, No motor vehicles, and dogs must be on leash. Street parking.

Our 11yo daughter Luna has been training at UPB for almost two years and her development has been…read moreamazing. UPB offers consistent, high-quality coaching and a culture that prioritizes long-term development. We feel incredibly lucky to have found a place that challenges her while also supporting her as a person. Luna's done 1:1 training, clinics, camps and group sessions and it's been wonderful to see her skills, confidence and love for basketball grow. We especially appreciate how the skills she's learned at UPB directly translate to her games. Over the past few months, she's been working on her pace, shooting form and taking more efficient angles to the basket. Her coaches' attention to detail and sharpening of fundamentals has really leveled up her overall game. She looks forward to every session and genuinely LOVES all of the coaches and staff. UPB has been a great fit for our family and we're truly grateful for the meaningful impact they've had on Luna's development. We would highly recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality training in a positive, well-run environment.

We are literally at UPB at least once a week. It is amazing to have a dedicated basketball program…read morethat's extremely flexible in our area! The Train and Play sessions are drop in and there are dedicated sessions by age group, focus area and by skill level for the older kids. The summer and holiday camps really help the kids develop the skills as well. Very supportive and positive environment and the trainers are very involved and really take the time to give feedback and helps the kids improve. Great trainers with Veronica, Colby, Wes and Corey and amazing Operations support with Ruta and Madisen! Nice added bonus, sometimes you will see NBA and WNBA players training!

OK basketball courts, it's right next to the police station so at least it feels super safe. While…read morethe paved floor is nicely maintained, one of the rims was bent upwards so it's only 1 full court, a half court, and I guess somewhere you can work in trick shots. I see pickup games happening sometime but we mainly come in the morning to shoot around. The local schools have more courts but the pavement isn't as nice and the pickup games would be lopsided if you have the side with the bent rim. It's right next to the dog park and there are always people there with dogs that will get agitated by the sound of a bouncing ball and bark. There is plenty of parking, the lot is always at least 75 percent empty. Locally we like going to some of the schools after hours instead.

Cool place to play some pickup ball. The good thing about this place is the floor isn't made of…read moreasphalt.

Very well maintained park. Gender neutral bathrooms available, small play structure, tables with…read moreshade, huge grass area, swings! Loved it here

This park is so well kept, it is nice and clean. It has plenty of parking and has a beautiful bike…read moretrail. The children have swings to play on. Basketball court not far! I would highly recommend this park for family gathering!

Alister resurfaced our existing sport court into a cushioned pickleball court. He and his team were…read morevery kind, detail oriented and took great pride in their work to build a beautiful court we are enjoying very much. No corners were cut, the lines are crisper than private club courts and we appreciate the care they took.

We hired Alistair and his team for the prep and painting of our pickleball and basketball courts,…read moreand they did a good job overall. The preparation and the paint application were well done with clean lines and smooth surface. A few months later, we spotted a small area that needed fixing, and they came back to handle it at no extra cost, which was appreciated. They were professional and showed solid knowledge in their field. If you need help with your sports court, they're a reliable choice.

This review is beyond late. Sorry for the length of this review, there are simply too many…read morewonderful things about Energy and I wanted to share in detail for those trying to navigate proper basketball training for their daughter in the San Bruno, Millbrae, Burlingame, Hillsborough, San Mateo, San Carlos, Belmont & surrounding cities. It is hard to describe the "energy" the coaches bring to this team of girls. Coach Dave, founder of Energy, is the heart & soul of this wonderful organization. His coaching staff and everyone who knows him raves about his character and work ethic. He's the type of person who will go out of his way to help those around him, even if his own plate is overflowing. Energy basketball is an all girls training league for 3rd-12th grade. The grades are split up 3rd-5th & 6th-12th. We call the 3rd-5th group the "younger side". The coaches are split up strategically to help balance the energy & needs on the different sides. The coaches on the younger side are a bit more gentle and they encourage the girls softly (but still with just the right amount of toughness) because 3rd grade is young and the fun aspect still needs to be very much present for them to be engaged. Then, you have the coaches on the "older side" (6th-12th), like Coach Brittany, Coach Sam, & Coach Anthony who are perfect for the older, more experienced girls who take the game a bit more seriously. However, don't get me wrong.. there are definitely younger players who take training seriously and sail past their peers with regards to skills and talent. The coaches at Energy see this potential and determination in players and will move girls up, as needed, to ensure they are always "training up" & being challenged appropriately. My daughters have been training with Energy basketball for a little over a year. Both of them went from not enjoying basketball to looking forward to their bi-weekly training sessions with Energy. Each training session starts with a quick dynamic warm up where the girls will chat with a friend while going back and forth on the court to stretch, in order to prevent injury & to help the girls get ready for training. Next, they run different drills & work on skills, ball handling, etc. throughout the season and end each session with a scrimmage. The last thing they do is gather in a circle and award one player on the younger side, one player on the older side, and a coach as the night's "Energy giver", the person who radiated positive energy towards themselves and others by giving high fives or saying encouraging things. Energy basketball has a motto: Attitude & Effort (being two things you can control on the court) There is a ridiculously fantastic coach to player ratio. There are some nights where there are 4 players per coach. The girls get a ton of individual attention which is great for their development because coaches are able to correct things on the spot or add a layer of difficulty for a particular player who seems to have mastered the current drill. If a player is really struggling to keep up or learn something, a coach will pull that one player aside and teach them separately turning the group session into a 1:1. The icing on the cake: Energy trains at Crystal in Belmont & Hillsborough. Both locations are clean, brightly lit, with bathrooms nearby, seating for parents to stay and watch, and my son's favorite part is that he never has to clean his shoes at the Hillsborough location because the court is simply that clean. One of my personal favorite things about Energy is they always play music. Statistics have shown music will push a player beyond their usual limits by giving them a boost in energy, pun intended. Doesn't hurt that I like their music selection and chosen level, not too loud but just loud enough. Another really amazing thing is that I've never seen a coach on their phone unless they are at the bench purposefully taking a break from interacting with kids. Unlike the summer camp with Warriors, Esface, or the casual games through Next Level. I've seen coaches eating while reffing and being on their phone within a span of 10 minutes with Next Level at Hillsdale high school. The director of the Capuchino all girls location is actually quite good and I would recommend that location to girls. Parents of girls: It's always nice to have girls train with boys because boys are (usually) naturally stronger, bigger & faster so they will be training up. However, our girls barely get touches on the ball during scrimmages so it's wonderful to have this all girl league where they are guaranteed tons of touches as well as constantly training up. To be fair, Energy is not for everyone. My daughter has a few friends who did not enjoy it because they are super competitive and want to play as many games as possible. Energy recently added Saturday recreational games for players so they get to play in a game, in addition to the scrimmages during training sessions.

I loved my time as a player on Energy. When I began playing for Energy, it was the club's first…read moreyear as a team. I was an incoming senior at Burlingame High School and I wanted to be ready to play at a varsity level for my high school. At this time, I had been struggling with confidence in my basketball skills and I wanted to feel prepared for the incoming season. The coaching staff was a prominent influence towards the increase of my self-confidence. They worked tirelessly to adjust to each player when it came time to help them improve as a player. I personally felt they had a great balance between looking at the team as a whole and as individuals. They recognized I needed training in my ball handling and point guard skills in order to better contribute to the team and take advantage of my strengths. Not only did the welcoming and motivating environment push me to be a better player but the drills pushed my abilities to a point where I began to exponentially grow as a player. Coach Dave, Coach Jeremey, Coach Laura, and Coach Anthony complement each other and fill in what the other coaches lack, which creates a very diverse and successful coaching staff. They also created a team that was genuinely bonded through not only basketball but school and life, which helped create a team comradery. Lastly, I was very grateful for how they understood that I had school work, college applications, and other extracurriculars such as volunteering to do next to Energy. They helped me feel I was capable of balancing all the aspects of my life along with Energy. I recommend Energy to basketball players that want to refine or build their fundamental basketball skills along with having a motivating yet challenging coaching staff to help them along the way. The team is fairly new so it is still working on building its reputation in the AAU community. Besides being new, Energy has so much potential to be a successful club team

Came here because I was looking for basketball courts that weren't too busy and thank God this one…read morewas empty. The park itself was awesome. My kid loved it. The playground had climbing on it. And was perfect for her to burn off some steam. There is a volleyball court (that didn't have a net but nonetheless awesome! Most parks don't have that.) Also had 2 table tennis courts. A beautiful green baseball field that looks to be in renovation or something. And the basketball courts were just awesome. We will definitely be coming back here again.

Solid Park good for some training not in the best of neighborhoods, but nevertheless fuel condition…read moreis good.

This has been a great program for my son. He has been on Coach Gary's team for 3 years. He is a…read morehard and tough coach but my son is a better player and person because of his discipline. He give a 100% attention to the kids and does his best to help each kid. He has a lot of drills for defense and makes the kids run a lot. When they are at tournaments the other team usually gets tired by 3rd quarter but not this team. They look ready to play hard because of all the work they put in at practice. It is rigorous program but if you want your kid to learn plays, work on skills and to see results than this is the team you want.

N Your Court has been transformative for my son. He is starting his third year with Gary Plummer as…read morea coach and has gone from a boy with a wild desire to play basketball and not much in the way of skills, to a young man who is a highly skilled player. The knowledge and skills he learned from Coach Plummer were an essential part of his private school applications. Much more importantly, Coach Plummer gave him -- one drill, one play, one game at a time -- a path to becoming a true athlete, by encouraging self-discipline and relentless hard work, and surrounding all the young men with a sense of safety and belonging.

"Holy smoke! This park has a stunning view!" - TheBoss…read more Leo J. Ryan Park is a scenic 20-acre waterfront public park in Foster City featuring paved trails, a tranquil lagoon, and community recreational facilities. The VIBE and SCENERY is a 10/10. It has paved wide paths and boardwalks offer wide views of the calm lagoon and passing water fowl. The CLEANLINESS is a 10/10. The bermuda grass is well maintained and trimmed to perfection. Flowers are great. The park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic lakefront gazebo, and a Recreation Center. Overall, this is a lovely park to go on a stroll or for a run. I highly recommend it.

This park is one of my favorite places to take a doggie buddy during Doggie Day Out! The park is…read morelovely with plenty of parking in the lot and street as well. My favorite part is the heart statue, which is a must photo-op each time I'm here. I also enjoy sitting in the gazebo and just zone out looking out in the water. Lol The bathroom is pretty clean so that's a bonus.