Brian and Josiah provide the highest quality soccer training I've ever seen. Their attention to…read moredetail and commitment to real player development sets them apart from any other coaches we've worked with. They train the kids like adults working toward the professional level, pushing them to improve technically, mentally, and tactically. The growth in my son's game has been incredible -- better first touch, faster decisions, more confidence, and clear progress in matches. If you want elite training with coaches who truly care, Brian and Josiah are the real deal. 5 stars, no hesitation.

We've had a great experience with Maestro Football Academy. My son has been training with them…read moresince early 2024, and we've seen a big improvement in his skills and confidence. The training is intense, well organized, and really helps players learn the game. The coaches are knowledgeable and truly care about player development. My son has gained a lot of soccer knowledge and has improved a lot since joining. He always looks forward to training. I highly recommend Maestro Football Academy to any parent looking for quality soccer training.

Sports for learning provided a summer camp at my kids elementary school this summer. I was…read moreextremely disappointed by their coaches/counselors that were in charge of the children. First of all, I discovered that the counselors used profanity in front of the children, on a daily basis. Not only that, but when some of the kids started using inappropriate language, the coaches laughed and did not provide any guidance to stop this behavior. I only found out about this after several weeks,, when some of the children mentioned it to me and some of the other parents. When I brought it to the attention of the school district and the regional manager, they finally brought out supervisors to address it. Unfortunately the kids were already exposed to so much inappropriate language by then. The "sports" aspect of the program was not very educational or coordinated. The kids didn't really learn any rules of the games or improve any skills. It was basically just having them run around during these activities. In addition, at least one of the coaches contracted COVID during the camp and many kids were exposed to it. I honestly do not know how many contracted it, but it was very irresponsible for the counselors to put themselves at risk for, and catching Covid, especially when caring for elementary school children. I know many families who did not remain in the camp, due to the poor experience that our kids had with their coaches. I'm sure they have some good employees working for them who might have good backgrounds in caring for kids. But be sure to evaluate the counselors that are being used at each individual location. We were quite unhappy with the ones used for us.

This camp was a mess. My sons were at the camp 2 days in the summer of 2021 at their elementary…read moreschool and I had to pull them. Aside from not caring about covid protocols that we were told were put in place, they let the kids eat inside and smushing them together under the awning to eat other times, they didn't care at all when I brought it to their attention. The counselors didn't act appropriately around these young kids and used inappropriate language. Keep in mind this is an elementary school. These kids are very young. They were more like drill sergeants than camp counselors. It was an awful experience.

My son has been playing here for over five years now, and I can't think of a local place I'd rather…read morehim be playing than at CYB. It's a competitive league for rec ball, but still has that family atmosphere as its core tenant. 10/10 - If you're looking for a good league to get your child into baseball, then look no further. :)

My son has been playing with CYB for 5 years and it's such a great program for the kids. The…read morecoaches and league is non-profit and run by volunteer parents. You could tell so much passion and thought goes into everything the league does from opening day, the games, closing day, the snack bar and even the grounds of the park. We love CYB. I always cry on closing day when they give a shout out to the boys who age out of the league. Will be bawling the day my sons days on this field ends.

Well organized, teams for both boys and girls, well groomed fields, lots of volunteers, strong…read morefamily bonds, positive encouragements by the coaches. Worth a serious look by parents looking for for a place where their children can grow in their love of baseball and gain the fundamental skills of playing the game.

Love this park/league. Can't say enough nice things about it!! After our first season at the park,…read moreand having seen other local parks, these fields are beautiful. The people are amazing. So very happy to have found this league.

We highly recommend the Soccer Shots program, especially coach, Coach Dom! Our 5-year-old daughter…read moreabsolutely loves her sessions. Coach Dom is fantastic at making soccer fun and engaging for young children. Thank you, Coach Dom, for going above and beyond to make every session exciting. It means so much to see how much she truly enjoys the program!

My 5yo just finished her first season of Soccer Shots and she absolutely loved it! She went from…read more"sports are for boys" to "I can do this!" and looked forward to her weekly session. The program helped build her confidence, learn how to be supportive of other kids in the class, and learn basic soccer skills. As a parent, I appreciated receiving weekly updates on my daughter's sessions so that I know how things are going and helped me have conversations with my daughter about her soccer sessions. Overall, this was a very positive experience, and we are looking forward to another season with Soccer Shots!

This has been an amazing program for my son. His confidence has grown so much, and he's had great…read moreopportunities to socialize in a supportive environment. I love that the kids are learning through play in a small group setting, which makes it both fun and engaging. One of the best parts is the leadership development: the older kids coach and encourage the younger ones, which builds skills and responsibility for everyone involved. The program truly meets each child where they are and helps them get comfortable and active, even if they have no prior swimming experience. We couldn't be happier with our experience!

Those old reviews about not answering the phone, true…read more I have already paid my membership, so I am reviewing the provided service thus far. The advertising on Groupon stated this weekend was a great time to visit Oodles. The website is a mess, if that has been changed, maybe the owner has seen the light. I called, I get a voicemail suggesting I e-mail or text for faster response. People have phone anxiety, no grudges there though I would have preferred to speak to a person. I text asking when we can use our groupon, wondering if we need to book in advance for classes or if they're just on a running basis or something. NO AVAILABILITY UNTIL OCTOBER note: there is nearly a week left in July, we bought the groupon last week I respond to the owner that I feel a bit misled because the Groupon title said "Unlimited classes" but the fine print says "capped at 8 classes" like.... just say 8 classes, don't call that unlimited. But, I am especially upset that we cannot use the tickets at all until October and that there is no indicator of that until you spend time trying to call. (note, it took over an hour to answer the texts during work hours) The response I received is, "You may initiate refund with Groupon. We never advertised this ad with Groupon and already have a ticket open with Groupon as they opened up Unauthorized ad without asking our permission. They have discontinued the ads as of last week." I apologize for my contractors' mistakes, but I don't make the customer work to remedy the mistake; it's poor leadership, bad customer service, and makes me very nervous about what experience my children will have in an environment that is supposed to be safe. It is difficult to find good children's places, so we'll be keeping the groupon and maybe we'll see what it is like and adjust the rating and response if it unsullies the experience thus far.

Oodles-Los Alamitos sets the standard for after-school academic support. Ms. Nadia, the center…read moredirector, is extremely knowledgeable and goes above and beyond for her students. Not only is their after school program top of the line (especially since they focus on STEAM curriculum), they also host Xbox and art birthday parties which I have attended. In addition, the summer camp program they offer really prepares them for the next grade level. We love Oodles Los Al!

My son recently started at Code Ninjas and so far I've had a great experience. He's only been going…read morefor a couple of weeks, but he absolutely loves it. He actually asks when his next class is and is always excited to go, which is really great to see. While he's in class, I've watched him and he always seems fully engaged and focused on what he's doing. I've never seen him bored or distracted. When class ends, he's excited to tell me about what he worked on and was even eager to show me the project he created once we got home. We're still new, but the staff has been wonderful so far. Ashton helped with the tour and getting us started, and he's been incredibly helpful and patient whenever I have questions. It's really exciting to see my son this interested in learning and coding. I'm very happy I decided to enroll him here and look forward to seeing what he creates next.

Do not recommend. I'm out over $300 right now. Yesterday was my daughter's first day at jr lego…read morecoding summer camp. She's 8. After pick up she basically said she didn't learn anything and mostly felt like she played with legos the whole time. I called them to discuss a refund because we were specifically guided towards taking this class with an age range of 5-8 yo vs 8-14 yo when we called prior to signing her up. They told us that she would be with kids close to her age in this course. She's 8 and is with mostly 5-6 year olds! She complained about the noise level in the class and laptops being broken and out of battery. One of the workers basically said they have to cater to the younger kids learning curve. The owner was "too busy to talk to me" when I called but offered other courses. That's a fine option but my daughter starts school in a week and the other camps are not something my daughter would be in to. Also the building is old and there was a homeless man smoking near the door when I picked her up. She will not be returning. No thank you, I don't need a sitter. The purpose was for her to learn and be exposed something new. . I have called them multiple times with no luck in speaking w owner and have also emailed them.