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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    3 years ago

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    Verne B.

    Thank you for sharing , means a lot .

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    3 years ago

    Rising stars is the best youth sports development program in san diego verne brooks is the best in the business

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    We came to this park for my daughter's soccer lesson. There is a small parking lot enough for about…read more10 vehicles and plenty of street parking along the neighborhood. This park is hidden and meant to be a neighborhood park for the people who live in the area. We came around noon and there were a few families playing on the playground. Not at all crowded or rowdy. There are 2 separate play areas - one for toddler and another play area for ages 5 and up. There are 2 play structures, a few swings, 1 basketball hoop, frisbee golf goal, a large grassy play field, and a walking path that goes around the park. It's not a very large park and no there are no bathrooms, which is the only downfall for this park. There are picnic tables and covered tables for eating and benches by the play structures to watch the kiddos. My kids enjoyed the park. Super low key and not busy. This is a nice play area for a couple hours to take the kids, do some exercise, or walk your pets.

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    Older kids playing area ages 5-12
    Older kids playing area ages 5-12
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    Walking path and basketball court on far end.
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    Southern California SnapSports

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    I was very impressed with Jeff Lambing from Snap Sports, he was the initial representative I spoke…read morewith and is always 100% responsive. I had contacted several sport court tile places and Snap Sports was by far the most responsive. After meeting with 3 different companies, I chose Snap Sports because I felt Jeff was the most knowledgeable and honest about the product. I couldn't be happier with my decision. The crew came out and installed my court and they were fantastic about follow-up calls. A couple of minor issues came up, and both times Jeff was super responsive, even on the weekend. I have now had the court for 3 months and I am extremely pleased. I also saw some mentions and concerns of Pickle Ball on the court. While we primarily use the court for basketball, we do play some Pickle Ball. I was a little worried about the game play after reading some reviews. We had concrete before, and now that we have added the tiles, the Pickle Ball game has changed, but it's not a drastic change. The biggest difference we have noticed is that the ball skips a little faster on initial impact. Overall A++++ to SnapSports and thank-you for the wonderful service of everyone that has assisted us with the court.

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    Update: my daughter improved immensely in just one week of classes with coach Rodney! I'm very…read moreimpressed with his coaching and he's also very nice and fun to work with! The owner of Redline is also friendly and professional as well as the other people who work there. They treat everyone like family here so I enjoy staying to watch my daughter train :)

    Really immature and unfair business. Poor management and communication too. Not recommended!…read more I have had many memberships for myself and for my kid. The common practice is as long as your membership is active, you get credit for unused product and services you have paid. Only if you sign up yet no show no prior notice either, you lose it. Yet this place took the money and doesn't give you credits. Had I know they don't have a make up policy I wouldn't have signed up. Last June, one mom i know told us their son went to this place for basketball classes. So I searched their website (which looked professional) and signed up for a trial for my 9 year old son. After the trial, I expressed my interest in taking more classes. Their staff told me that I have to sign up for an annual membership either one class a week or unlimited classes a week. I made it clear that it is a new thing to us we don't know how my son can handle it I will start as once a week first. He showed me stuff briefly - you know there are lots of "fine prints" that you usually won't take time to read before you sign and you don't get a printed copy later either. Later on I found the mom who referred me didn't sign up for the annual membership and was not aware of it either. Apparently their staff didn't mention that I could have other options when I signed up. What's more, they also misunderstood me and charged me once a week fee for the first week and unlimited class fee ($54.99 weekly) from the second week and on. 5 weeks later i found out, their owner, Dani Antique, agreed to switch it back for me as a "courtesy" yet only gave me credit for 2 weeks. So after my son's 5th class, he walked out in a weird way when I picked him up. Apparently one of his foot hurt. Even later on I found out his foot had some problem from before and whenever he used it too much it hurt, it may not be their fault, but as a coach, they could have noticed it and advised him to train in a safer way. The doctor recommended us to stop high impact activities for a while so I asked for a pause - they do have this policy but Dani thinks she gave me favor again. She set a 6 week pause and I agreed to let her know when we are ready to resume. About two months later, I contacted her, she told me the charging resumed right after 6 weeks. So I asked if we could make up for the 4 weeks unused. She said no. I said that is unfair. Coz if our membership was unlimited it totally makes sense you don't offer make up classes. But our membership is once a week for a year, it doesn't make sense we are still paying but we don't use it within a week we lose it. She found it reasonable and told me the membership is a new thing they try she was still learning. She offered me 2 make up classes. I was glad she was open to improvement thought she would change their policy accordingly. However, during the holiday season, there were weeks they closed for 3-4 days a week, they didn't stop charging. We didn't attend the classes for a few weeks. When I asked her about makeup lessons, she told me again they don't give makeups! I even helped her to correct a mistake on her referral credit newsletter (saying they could deduct $25 a month for each referral with unlimited quantity of referrals for a lifetime, if that is the case, members only need 7-8 referrals to go for free for a lifetime) . Now I am a customer with "incredulous demands" asking for makeups (vs. refunds)! Other disappointments include: 1) they claimed their class "semi-private" but they take up to 15 participants; 2) their classes are all mixed ages, whoever sign up for the timeframe, regardless their age difference, all train together. It could be from age 8 to 18. The classes have been intensive for my son and the coach doesn't give him different instruction. Once my son got hit by a soccer ball kicked by an 18 year old girl and it hurt a lot. The coach didn't mention to me either. I didn't complain but it's just not right they treat kids the same way as adults - meaning: adults can be responsible for themselves not kids, so if anything happens, inform their parents but they never; 3) the parking is terrible, basically they turned their parking space into a sport field so you have to drop off and pick up your kids on the street where there are lots of traffic back and forth to their building and another building nearby. It's a safety issue for young kids; 4) they offer you a feature to switch to "away in the future", so even if you don't take any classes, they still charge you $4.99 per week And, she just sold this business to another family! I have lost my money I will cancel my membership. If you don't want to lose your money, avoid this place. Oh some update here - i posted a review of them on google maps which i use the most. She responded to me, insulted my identity (that account is much newer than this one with different name and location), and threatened to sue me. How "professional" that is!

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    Complimentary coffee bar! :)
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