Woke up early on a Saturday for the SC MAF San Gabriel Valley track and Field championships. Yeah,…read moreproud papa of an eight-year-old who's going to run the 400 relay and the 400 m. The facility seems to be part of the San Dimas high school proper (insert Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure reference here...) and appears to be a first-class facility for track and field, baseball, football, and other outdoor activities. The field is a blue all weather track, with large bleachers on either side. And array of solar panels adjacent to the 57 freeway, right next to an old windmill, give this place a sense of past, present, and future. There are ample restrooms, warm-up facilities, training rooms for both home and visiting teams, and plenty of space to spread out. There appears to be a parking area south of the track, but we parked up north of the high school, and walked him. Either seems to work out just fine. Signage indicates that the truck is open to the public at times, but events such as this preempt any public access.

Definitely recommend! My son started to attend their training and got better in playing. I love the…read moreapproach. And professionalism. Waiting for the first summer camp sessions this 2026 year. Thank you!

Awesome youth basketball program! The coaches are great, and…read morethe practices are well-organized and cover everything from basics to advanced skills. It's a good place to learn and get better.

My son has been with ISO Elite since 2024, starting in their clinics and now playing on the 11U…read moreSelect team. It's been an amazing journey for him. The coaches are outstanding the dedication and discipline they instill go far beyond basketball and are lessons the kids will carry with them. The bond between the players is also something special. They push each other, support one another, and truly grow together as a team. I'm very grateful for everything ISO Elite has done for my son. #reboundmachine#14

Our son is on his second season with Iso Elite, prior we were doing rec leagues (North County) and…read morea handful of small tournaments. The coaches, training and clinics for this program have really helped elevate his game quickly. The atmosphere with coaches and kids is amazing, he is always happy to go to practice even when they are working on conditioning. The program has a few different options for all skill levels making it easy to get started with them.

Pacific Juniors has been AMAZING for my 12 year old. She has built skills, confidence, and…read morefriendships that will last a lifetime. The coaching is the right amount of encouragement, construction, and reinforcement that she needs to become a better volleyball player. The parents are a wonderful group who have become our "Volleyball Family" over the last 6 months. So glad we chose to join. This is a club for girls who love Volleyball and want to be the best player they can be.

Pacific Juniors has been such a blessing to my daughter. She has played 2 seasons, and in that…read moreshort time, she grew from being a beginner who couldn't even serve overhand or block a ball, to competing at a high level, able to hit with force and confidence, blocking regularly, jump-serving with consistency, and loving the game more than I ever imagined she would. It's a smaller club (2-3 teams per age level), but they do amazing things with the girls. The proof is in their standings, as several of their teams finished in the top 20s for southern CA (18s finished 8th in 2019). There are many bigger clubs that don't have any teams finishing nearly as well. More importantly, the girls get excellent attention and the owners know all the girls by name. It's a family atmosphere where teams root for each other and players/parents are happy to see each other on and off the court. The coaches are kind, tough (you want this) and knowledgeable. If your daughter is ready to work hard and fully commit, she will greatly improve. PAC has enhanced my daughter's life beyond measure. Hope to see you try it out!

Not even close, this is the best flag football league I've ever played in. Played in three leagues…read morethe past 6 years and this is by far the best competition, best organized, and most fair referees out there. Kudos to the Gametime management team for getting it right.

Gametime is the best flagfootball league around ... Now you know!!!read more

My grandson Jake plays for the 12U soon to be 13U team coached by Jeff Taylor. It's been a great…read moreexperience for him and all of us. He has bonded with coach and his family as well as the other players. It's been a great experience that we hope to continue. Thanks for being a bright light leading the young men into the future.

Beware of PFA Baseball's billing practices…read more After leaving the team, PFA Baseball continued charging our account for four months. Despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue directly, they have largely ignored our communications and have only provided a partial refund. We are still owed a significant amount of money and have received no meaningful response regarding the remaining balance. It's extremely frustrating to be charged over $1,000 for services we were no longer receiving, especially when the organization refuses to communicate or address the issue. While the coaching staff was good, the quality of coaching does not justify the billing issues and lack of customer service we experienced. Since our efforts to resolve this matter privately have been unsuccessful, we will be escalating our complaint to the Better Business Bureau and pursuing other avenues to recover the funds owed to us.

Ilyas is a pro, this guy knows his craft . My son is improving constantly because of his hard work…read more, we truly appreciate his hard work and he is the perfect balance of strict and play

We signed up my daughter during the summer through the Soccer HITT program at NEXT LEVEL where she…read morewould go almost every day and she has grown not only in her technical skills but also in her confidence, discipline, and overall athletic and game performance we notice a difference right away. We definitely recommend the HITT program we love it. Thank you Coach Ilyas and his staff!

Completed our first muddy buddy with my husband. It was surprising difficult. We had such a great…read moretime. We are definately going to do this one next year. Lots of hoses to wash off with and very well organized.

XC riders and MTB riders, this is your course. I was the biker in this race. The hills aren't like…read morethe monstrous San Jose first mile, but will give you a leg up again the other riders and hopefully your running partner. You'd definitely need to put in some running time before hitting this race if you want to do well. You can't rely too much on your mountain biker friend, he still needs to wait for you to get the bike back to him. Or the other way around if you are the mountain biker, friend. This race also had a starting hill, but not right away and not for a whole mile. After the first 200 meters or so, the next 1/2 mile was a climb, then a short steep descent that winds you down to the beach. Get off your bike at the sand since you'll need to carry it around a fence that extends down into the water. Hop back on and ride to the 1st obstacle, which was an over-under climb. Leg two was a gradual climb with another short but not so steep descent to obstacle 2, a wall climb. Leg three was a long climb to probably the highest point of the race, to the balance beam. But if you're a good climber on the bike, do your passing at this point. It's wide enough and most of the runners/bikers are slowing down here...but maybe so is your partner, So don't go too fast or else you'll have to wait after the next leg for him anyways. Leg 4 is the best leg..the easy downhill that takes you back out onto the paved road. Hit 30+ mph here if you can...yeah, you can. Take a nap after completing the big inflatable slide, since your partner hasn't arrived with the bike yet. Then ride the last leg with caution. This part is narrow with a short steep climb, and depending on your line, you might have to pop over roots and rocks on your way up. Then there's the final descent that's a single track with a steep and tight corner. The mud pit...always muddy, always fun. So, muddy buddy folks, Dallas in 08 huh? What about my suggestions about holding it in Tahoe, or Marin? Marin would be great. Think about it. I'll be the first to sign up...with or without a buddy.