I was at the San Jose League, but i always got put in such terrible situations like coaches that…read morenever paid attention and never even asked the team to practice. At one point even though i was outperforming the quarterback at his own position, i never got the chance because he was the coach's SON! I always wanted to play quarterback, and when i did prove that i was capable of being a really good quarterback. I never got the chance because the coaches always play favorites! If you want to play football as your own position, i recommend playing it in school where theres nobody to tell you what position you will be playing

I am so disappointed with this league, super unprofessional. We drove all the way to Santa Cruz to…read moreplay in the playoffs just for them to not play the championship game because they couldnt get the lights on. They should have rescheduled the game but instead decided to give a double championship to both teams. No one is happy with that result. My son is not happy. Never joining this league again.

Alec (aka Coach) is doing a phenomenal job at educating and instructing all levels and ages of…read moreplayers. In addition to the work he does with kids he also coaches an adult, co-ed, no contact, all-levels soccer scrimmage and skills training group on Sunday mornings. The group has formed organically and has played every Sunday morning over the last 3 plus years - mainly through word-of-mouth so I'm not sure how the group will react to this extremely positive review advertising it to the masses... I hadn't laced up a pair of soccer shoes and shin guards in 20 plus years but was still invited by a friend from work to check out the program and was immediately hooked. The cost is $15 per 1.5 hour session and it's absolutely worth it. Contact Alec Main for location and rules - info@soccermainia.com

This was our 1st year joining kids recreational soccer. Our 8 year old son had previously been…read moreenrolled at The Plex Lil Kickers and Skillz institute. We were a bit reluctant and confused at first because after signing up for SSJYSL we received emails and texts asking for parents to volunteer coaching. This is expected in all if not most recreational sports and how the league can operate seasons after seasons at an affordable cost. But we were new to all this and definitely confused by it. I'm so happy we decided to keep with it even though it seemed a little intimidating having no prior knowledge because here we are, at the end of the season and fully have immersed ourselves in as "soccer moms and dads" and so happy and pleased we did. SSJYSL is warm, inviting, encouraging and every child is building invaluable lifelong skills. Our parent volunteer coaches led by Coach Justin Bennett and Coach Hardip Saini were just the best! With their timely communication, commitment, dedication I wouldn't have even known they are volunteers! What a great experience this was for our son. If your child is interested in recreational soccer, I highly recommend supporting this organization .

the fields the younger children play on are trash... it's not even grass, just dirt and weeds …read more... the field director/ manager does even paint lines for the kids anymore..... respect to the volunteer coaches, but the personnel that runs this league have really been dropping the ball..... get some decent fields or do some up keep. older kids get a turf field which is in decent shape atleast

We've been going to Mogility clinics and camps for the past two years. Once my wife and I decided…read morethat we wanted to move our daughter from recreational soccer to competitive soccer, we felt the need to find a program that would help her improve her game. We tried several different clinics and camps throughout the South Bay, but Mogility was the only program where I truly felt my daughter was getting the individual attention she needed. Their low student-to-coach ratio, typically around 4-5 players per coach, makes a big difference. The clinics focus heavily on technique, ball movement, and developing a better understanding of the game. With that said, these camps are not designed to be babysitting services. They are structured to challenge players of all ages and skill levels. My daughter definitely wasn't a fan when she first started. She was doing drills that were completely new to her and pushed her well outside of her comfort zone. After attending a few clinics, however, she began to understand the concepts, gained confidence, and improved her overall play. If you're looking for a camp where you can simply drop your kids off and have them entertained, these camps and clinics probably aren't for you. But if you're looking for a program that will challenge your kids, develop their technical skills, build confidence, and help improve their overall game, then Mogility is definitely worth checking out.

We've had a great experience with Mogility. Since joining, we've seen a huge improvement in both…read moreskills and confidence. The coaches are knowledgeable, motivating, and truly care about helping each athlete grow. After training with Mogility, he was able to earn a spot on a higher-level team this year, and we're incredibly grateful for the support and development he received here. Highly recommend Mogility to any family looking to help their child reach the next level.

This is a well organized basketball program. It provides summer camps, Junior warriors league, and…read morea traveling team. My kids love the training drills and coaches. I can see a positive change in my 15 year old son's demeanor now that he attends the daily practices.

My 15-year old son is 6'3" tall, but never played competitive basketball on a team in his life. He…read moregot excited about basketball after watching the Warriors. He decided he wanted to learn and play basketball, so he tried out for his high school junior varsity basketball team. My husband and I knew he wouldn't make the team because he didn't know basketball fundamentals. We encouraged him to try out anyway because he would see the skills the other players had, so he'd understand what he needed to learn to make the team next time. Like we suspected, he was dropped after the first cut. At this point, he wanted to learn to play basketball, so I searched the internet. There was only one league that started right away. I guess most leagues don't start until after the high school basketball season is over. My son joined this league: Mike Allen Sports. He learned basic basketball skills from Coach Allen, Coach G (retired Sacramento Kings player), and Coach Luis. Coach Allen taught him how to move as a "big" man; Coach G taught him to be more aggressive; and Coach Luis taught him how to dribble. Coach Allen evaluated all the players to make the skill level even for every team. My son's team did well; they were undefeated. The team lost the Championship game, so they were 2nd overall; not bad for the first time out. My son joined the Ballin3 Ambassador AAU travel team with Coach Allen. The team only won one game, but as Coach Allen says, "It's not about winning, it's about getting the experience." He's right, my son learned so much from Coach Allen, Coach G, and Coach Luis. Thank you. Now, my son is going to open gym at his high school. Wow; what a difference! He moves well on the court, shares the ball, and scores points. He has a good chance of making the high school varsity basketball team.

My son is going to Coach Mark regularly for few years now…read more. Due to his coaching his skills has improved 10x . His confidence on and off field has been the best i have seen in years. He is not only well connected in bay area ,the US as well as international. He has helped us and also many other players with his network . Every summer he has international coach/scout visit bay area and run camps, which are very high quality and always sold out. We appreciate what you do for the bay area soccer community.

Mark christie is a terrible coach., he is after money only., he does not have any interest in kids…read moredevelopment or their mental state ., I am very sad to see he is still working in this field., please do not send your kids to his training., it is the worse thing you can do for your kid . He has only financial interests..

This league is pretty bad. Unevenly matched teams and some stacked to the point that it's like why…read morebother. The league dumped a bunch on newbies on my sons team this year and we were highly disadvantage. What kid decided in 7th or 8th grade they want to suddenly pick up a new sport anyway? It's been a major handicap and disappoint to the few kids on the team they know the game and feel defeated. Why not run a draft system? No, they would be able to buddy up but at least you would have more evenly matched teams and some real competitive games instead of the same teams slaughtering everyone other every weekend? We will not be back again and will be telling everyone else we know to go elsewhere too.

I would never let my children play in this league knowing they could be subjected to the aggressive…read morehusky female representative that continually interrupted a conversation I was trying to conduct with a polite Man who said his name was Aaron Rogers,(not to be confused with the Pro QB, I didn't question the legitimacy-didn't care). He was representing this organization well, and as he and I were desperately trying to have a discussion, she Continued to mouth off and interrupt our conversation Right in front of my children - she made them feel very uncomfortable. She came out of nowhere and acted like she was in charge while she made an ASS out of herself, and the organization, showing her true nasty disposition that No responsible parent would trust allowing their children to be around. Unfortunately my children had to witness such moronic "adult" behavior & god forbid think she represented any sort of example of how to act or treat others just in general. Even though the polite man And I both did our best to ignore her, she kept desperately trying to engage & trigger me in the background while he and I spoke, and my children had to endure her endless, continuous rhetoric aimed at their Father who simply asked the Man a simple question that he was respectfully trying to answer. Why would she even force herself into our conversation in the first place? Even the man was desperately trying to continue our polite and calm conversation as she rambled insults and disrespectful remarks towards me in the background again, right in front of my children. Again, he and I both did our best to Ignore her so We could finish OUR calm/respectful conversation. Now this sort of asinine behavior is not uncommon unfortunately in these leagues, BUT as someone who REPRESENTS the league in whatever half-assed "role" she may have been given, what a disgrace to what I'll assume from the calm gentleman I was speaking with, is hard working Mature adults trying to give kids the best experience possible in an organized team sport. Possible name of "mary" is the poster child for the "bad apple" saying, for sure, but Irrelevant to Me at this point. Its a shame because I have a small team of kids that express interest in playing organized sports. I would ONLY allow them to engage in a safe/respectful/sportsmanship supported league, and I can guarantee I will not allow any kids I care about around an organization that allows this sort of dysfunctional adult to hold ANY position that gives them access to the members, especially impressionable children. This experience unfortunately supports other bad reports I had heard about this league, from fellow parent word of mouth and in my involvement with organized sport leagues. Our children are exposed to enough triggered anger & irresponsible adult behavior as it is in todays politically charged climate, the Last place we need to endure such irresponsible asinine behavior is out at the park / field where many mature adults take the responsibility seriously to show a positive role model attitude IFO impressionable children & young adults, and to represent examples of, and harbor the maturity to understand the importance of respect and sportsmanship etc, Remembering these kids just want to play and have fun . A HARD PASS on this league.

My daughter and I visited a few clubs in the south bay. The moment we entered Fusion we felt at…read morehome. They were very welcoming, positive and upbeat. Other clubs felt much more impersonal in comparison. We had great first season. The coaches are awesome. My daughter learned so much and had fun while doing it. We will be coming back for another season!

I joined fusion my junior year of high school and continued til the end of my senior year. I…read morerecommend this volleyball club because there's so much love and compassion for this sport & team. Not only will you get to meet amazing coaches like Coach Tony and Coach Ryan, but you also find a little piece of yourself as well. Truly shaped me for who I am today. I created memorable memories with this club and they forever will be cherished. The coaches are very flexible. They work with what they have and what you give them. If you put in the work, you'll receive amazing results. For example, I was a lefty. Coach Tony and Ryan push me through to learn new techniques before or after practice. They also love to let you try new things! I am very short, but they let me play as middle just for fun. But anyway, the point is I give volleyball 5 stars because you get to meet amazing people that care about you and play for the love of the sport!