The grass league is a great, non intimidating intro to volleyball. Once my daughter got the…read morefoundations of the sport, she moved on to their intermediate/advanced league. The director is so helpful and the coaches at the intermediate/advanced league are great. For the people complaining about the coaching of the beginner grass league - it is parent volunteers who are coaching, just like AYSO and city rec leagues for almost any other sport! The grass league is perfect for new players, and the intermediate/advanced league is excellent for more experienced/skilled players!

We have yet to start our season, and it's already clear how poorly organized it is. The organizers…read moreare based in Torrance and seem to have little context on our location in Pasadena; in fact, we regularly receive communications from Cerritos instead. As another reviewer said, they are constantly asking for parents to volunteer to coach even with "no experience." They also do not allow you to pick your team or be placed with a friend, which I find makes little sense at the lower levels when the kids have very little experience playing and just want to do the activity with friends. I had signed up to assistant coach my daughter's team, partially on the promise that we could have one friend on the team. However, they turned around and said that offer was only available if I agreed to become head coach. Now our team has neither a head coach nor an assistant coach because their way of asking me to take on more just felt so underhanded and counter-intuitive to how you should treat volunteers.

Unprofessional.. Should not be working with children. There is no structure or patience in this…read moreclub. I feel all they care about is the fees. I do not recommend.

Nfinity has experienced coaches who know their sport and really care about each and every athlete.read more

I was given information that this league was fair and diverse. We were so wrong. There was alot of…read morefavoritism seen throughout this Spring 19 season and when you complain about unfairness, no results or apologies very provided. Some coaches need anger management classes. For All Stars, some of the coaches kids were picked first. Stay away. If your not in a clique, you won' t have a chance to play or make All Stars. Steer clear and find another league.

Nice little field behind the adult school. They are investing in putting in a snack shack…read more Posting never an issue and it is well maintained.

it is now closed by Harbor Department pending new lease holder taking over for Olympic sailing…read morevenue. Harbor Department kicked out the Scout group operating the facility after being there for 80 years to give to Olympic group.

We enjoyed our weekend camping trip here with our Cub Scout group. As the Cubmaster, my primary…read moreinterest is the safety of our kids, with their recreation and opportunities for growth and leadership all tied for second. Overall, these needs were met by the Cabrillo Youth Center. Upon arrival, we set up our tents in designated field areas very close to the waterfront. While the "beach" is inside LA Harbor, I was generally pleased with the cleanliness of the water. No, it's not Catalina-clear, but the camp is adjacent to a wetlands preserve and the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, so the water activities (which include kayaking, rowboats, and canoeing) are enjoyed in a designated area over a beautiful eel grass bed. Wish I could have dragged a lure through here for some bay bass, but didn't manage to do so. Swimming is enjoyed in the pool on site, and all visitors must take a BSA swim test to determine which activities they can enjoy. Four laps of the pool-- three on your stomach and one on your back... then float on your back for about a minute. If you pass, you're given a blue wristband: clear for all activities; if you're a beginner or non-swimmer, (red and white wristbands, respectively) you must be accompanied by a blue-band to go out on any watercraft. The camp also features a craft center, a mess hall, a Scout store, and flush toilets/restrooms. Showers are outdoor beach-style to get the sand off your body, but really, you're probably only here for a day or two. The amphitheater area is used for orientation meetings, and the camp fire. Being a "working camp," the visitors are responsible for a lot-- keeping the restrooms clean, hauling out trash to the dumpsters, and running the campfire. ... all good stuff for kids working on being more responsible. A lot of lifeguards here to support the boating activities, keep an eye on the pool, and running f swim tests. At night the gates to parking lot are locked, and the entire perimeter is fenced right down to the water, so pretty safe, despite its harbor location. The buddy system is utilized for kids at all times. A red trolley offers free rides to the aquarium, the USS IOWA, and several museums nearby. A quick walk to the aquarium is neat to break up the day, and a slightly longer walk takes you down to the tide pools just outside the breakwater. Afternoon sundowner breezes make kite flying a genuine option. Overall, we had a great time camping here. No open flames means charcoal and propane cooking is OK, and the mess hall offers a meal plan if you'd rather not endure the hassle of bringing your own stuff. This is not oceanfront cabanas and towel service, kids... but for the price and the experience, this is a nice little camp nestled in the midst of an active marina. A gem indeed.

Nick Green has done a great job with our Little Leaguer, teaching him the finer details of pitching…read moreand hitting. Highly recommended.

We've had such a great experience with Coach Charles as my son's pitching and batting coach. He's…read moreincredibly patient and knowledgeable, which makes a huge difference--especially since my son can get frustrated easily. Coach Charles has a great way of connecting with him, helping him stay focused and motivated. We truly hope to keep Coach Charles as my son's coach for a long time. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a coach who understands kids, brings out their potential, and genuinely cares about their progress. Thank you Coach Charles and thank you wrecking yard!

This review is for u16 Rafael Verdin, we played against his team and he is, in my opinion the…read moreepitome of an awful coach and poor sportsmanship. During a game, a situation arised where he used poor choice of words and was a bad example for these young boys. I would never let my child play for his team or be any part of his organization. For me, he represents everything that makes youth sports awful.

Very bad experience. The overall cost can amount up to $7000/year for club/tournament/etc fees…read more Overall club environment is not positive and lacks professionalism in staff. If your looking for better future for your child look into other options available unless you have no choice. There are myriad of issues with this club.

Amazing team all around led by a top notch and professional coach who is honest, committed,…read moreexperienced and work ethic driven. Would highly recommend this team for whoever really enjoys the games and wants to excel. Weekly team training is intense and informative and the 4 coaches are all high level ballers who support coach Brian during every practice. Competition is even better. The energy and team spirit is infectious. The players are super competitive but also friendly as well as their parents. The website they created has drills, quizzes and is a relevant source for information about the game as well as updates for competition details. Best team ever!!

Coach Brian Seaton's Next Level Performance is a program worth investing in. He is an experienced…read morecoach and runs a very organized program. My son has learned a great deal in practices and really enjoys playing on his team.

Groovy, easy booking decent/nudging to highish prices, great equipment and setting…read more They do some soccer on their greens too.

Always easy to reserve and good machines make batting practice a good experience. We do softball…read morefast pitch.