My son and my daughter have enjoyed professional training with tennis instructor Tom Brennan. It's…read morea beautiful setting with well maintained courts and the level of training exceeds my expectations. Above all, my the kids have fun and learn to love the game of tennis. We are grateful.

Tom is an excellent coach. My daughter has found a love for tennis and has shown so much growth…read moreover the past few months. I highly recommend tennis lessons at the Laguna Niguel Regional Park with Coach Tom.

Staff is very friendly super helpful My friend fell he was…read moregiven ice pack in an instant

Cool looking skatepark with some good features, But I've…read morenever seen a skatepark so against people skating. You have to pay to get in and it doesn't open till noon on weekdays? Also the security gate around the fence is 15 feet high with spikes on it? Probably the most protected public park I've ever seen. I get that it helps keep the park clean, but it also makes it less accessible, which is anti productive to skateboarding in my opinion. Skated the parking lot outside since the prison-grade security door was locked.

I've been very pleased with this tennis program for my son. We have been taking lessons for about a…read moreyear now and I am impressed with both the instructor quality and the management of the program. Vincent always gets back to me right away with questions or scheduling. My son loves Jack--he is an excellent instructor!! Overall, it is an amazing program and I recommend them to friends often!

Perfect coaches and tennis court , my kids enjoyed their practice time every single time!!!read more

I am 11 years old and I recently attended the camp in Tustin and one in New Port Beach. It was…read moregreat! The coaches were kind and they helped me out when ever I needed it. I am a much better skateboarder now, and I would love to do it again. Thank you Skate Coastal!

we are so glad we found this program! We did a weeklong summer camp at the Tustin skate Park…read morelocation. The coaches are so wonderful. You can tell they really love what they do. The program is really thoughtful and teaches them how to be good members of the skating community. My daughter learned all the basics and more. I will definitely be looking at putting in for another camp with skate coastal. I very quickly saw her skills progress and she absolutely loved it and looked forward to coming back each day.

Professional. Accommodating. Definitely an expert. I highly recommend. He takes his time to be a…read morementor, coach & trainer.

Levi's training has transformed my kids into the players they are today. My kids have gone to him…read morefor 4 years and I can't say enough how awesome he is. He is truly vested and dedicated to helping your child improve his/her technical and tactical skills. Not only have we referred families to him, those families have also referred other families, and they all love him.

My child has been part of the Nadadores swim team for a number of years now and I myself have been…read morepart of the Masters program on and off for the same number of years and even before we started my child on the junior team. The experience up until about a year ago had been generally good but given some recent experiences and some of the other comments posted here, I felt compelled to also share so folks interested in joining know what they are singing up for. Volunteering - I don't have a general issue with the idea of volunteering. My issue is with how it's all managed and what is expected because in many cases, it isn't clear and the staff provides little help. Parent volunteers for example have to organize timing events during away meets (BTW - mandatory timing at away events is required above and beyond the hours that all families are also required to already give) and there are no tools or any digital way of managing so it's a literal mess at every meet. If you don't at least check in, even if there are 2-3X the number of parents actually needed, you will get charged - even if you wouldn't have had to time to begin with. I also have an issue with what's expected while timing as the officials are constantly pushing on the timers to manage the swimmers, which is not our jobs as volunteer timers. I can't recall a single scenario where at least one coach from the staff was behind the timers with their teams assisting and managing. I had a scenario at a meet back in December last year where I asked a group of older kids to stop cursing during a meet and on my way out one of their parents confronted me about yelling at their kid. Not cool to put us in a position to have to police other peoples kids. I have raised this numerous times with nothing done about it and you can't just skip timing at away meets or you will get charged. Mandatory Donations - This used to be an annual thing that has now turned into a twice a year thing. I assume this is because there are "seasons" and maybe not everyone swims year-round but for those that do, you are required to donate something like $400 twice a year now. Here's the thing about donating though - when it's mandatory it's no longer called a donation. It's a way to either keep the monthly dues lower on paper than they really are or it's a way to take in revenue with additional tax advantages. Either way, it's a forced $800 a year extra in money you have to come up with and the incentive plans they used to have for the swimmers to raise money continues to be limited in what type of "donation" is counted towards this goal. Parking - There is simply not enough parking for as many swimmers that come in and out every day and especially not when they are hosting an event. As others have commented, forced volunteering puts people in the middle of policing things like the parking lot which isn't fair to those volunteers on really busy meet days. For some reason they also like to maintain regular practice schedules for the non competing teams while hosting major events which is just insanity. We no longer go anywhere near the facility during hosted events as it's not worth the headache. Pool Temp - There has been a lot of talk about the city no longer paying for the heating of the pool so its now being maintained at 73 degrees per USA Swimming regs. This is not what they advertise and certainly not what it has been for the past 5 years. This has become a common complaint now, especially for the more junior swimmers. Practice Schedules - Due to the number of swimmers and teams, the practice schedules are all over the place on a daily basis. Two nights at X time to Y time, one night at X time to Y time, two other nights at some other start and end time. It also changes by season so it becomes an exercise every few months to have to reset our family schedule around swim schedules which we have now stopped doing. We just don't swim as much now as we used to if swimming doesn't fit our schedule - which adds to the annoyance of paying much more now than we used to as we cant really get our moneys worth without having to adjust our schedules all the time. I'm sure there is some attempt at being equitable so that no one team/age group is stuck too early or too late, but this may also be a sign that there are simply too many swimmers - running practices 5 nights a week isn't needed for everyone BTW. Coaching - Some else posted previously about their experience, confidence issues, etc. and I can say for certainty that mine feels the same. 0 confidence right now in the ability to move forward. This is a team that now favors the top 1%. It was a wonderful place for a number of years and even the thought of leaving brings some heartache as the Nadadores has been part of our family on and off for 2 generations now, but this is not the place it used to be. I can only hope that the leadership and board take some time to better understand how many folks really feel and take some action.

Ever since they took over the pool, they've decided it's appropriate to blast their speakers at…read moreridiculous volumes & disturb the neighborhoods surrounding it. My neighbors & I can literally hear the announcers, mostly the guy who thinks he's announcing Olympic swimming, inside our homes with the windows shut & the tv on. They have no consideration for the people that actually live here. They've literally made it difficult for other homeowners to even sell their homes during swim season because no buyers want to live next to so much noise.

GRIS Football has truly been life-changing for my daughter, who is a goalkeeper. After a…read morelife-threatening injury, we were searching for a place where she could safely rebuild her confidence and skills. Sam and Blake welcomed her with genuine care, guiding her through both physical and mental recovery. Their encouragement and expertise not only helped her regain her strength, kicking, and jumping abilities, but also transformed her footwork, enabling her to play confidently out the back and even on the field. Every week, she looks forward to training and leaves feeling motivated and supported. Sam and Blake's advice has made a huge difference--not just in her play, but in her outlook on life. We are deeply grateful for their dedication and compassion. If you want coaches who truly care and make a lasting impact, I cannot recommend GRIS Football highly enough!

My daughter has been training with Blake at Gris for the past six months and we are so happy with…read moreour decision. Her skills have noticeable improved and she really enjoys her time here while learning to be more effective on the field and in goal. For our family, we were going in between joining a club or doing one on one training to help her get to the next level and I am absolutely convinced that this was the best option. The facility at Gris is well thought out, with plenty of space for the athletes to do strength training and work on soccer skills. Coaches Blake and Sam have been great about creating a positive environment for my daughter to train in and it always feels like time well spent. We are very happy to have her here and would recommend it to others looking to improve skill sets and become a better, more versatile player overall.

Can't say enough about Coach John and the Basesballscool program…read more He's a great coach. He teaches great skills and keeps it "fun" with a great attitude. My son looked forward to going to each practice !! We will going back for the next session this next spring/summer and also be getting some 1 on 1 sessions in as well once my son is done with soccer season. Thanks again John and Baseballscool, see ya soon.

John Lamb, what an awesome experience! Whatching John teach my son River the game of baseball you…read morecan tell it comes from the heart. There was an instant connection and John was able to get my son to stretch himself beyond what even I thought he was physically capable of, and not in a drill sergeant way, but through enthusiasm and love for the game. He got down to Rivers level physically showing him how to do the exercises and often doing the exercises alongside side River. His physical understanding of the game allows him to explain the benefits of the exercises. River needed help with body coordination. John with his knowledge was able to see what River needed to work on and with patience and understanding he quickly got Rivers body into sink. I was pretty amazed with the results we saw not only with baseball but in his physical confidence and coordination in general. I will recommend John Lamb and Baseballscool to anyone who wants to to be a better baseball player