My son has been training with Coach Eusebio for over a year now and absolutely loves it. He's 10…read moreyears old and has made amazing improvements in his soccer skills. We've tried several soccer academies over the years, but most had generic training and high school students coaching the kids. With Coach Eusebio, it's completely different -- he is on the field himself, training, motivating, and giving personalized attention to every child. Whether your child is just starting soccer, trying to get into competitive soccer, or already playing at a higher level, I highly recommend All Star Kids and Coach Eusebio.

My son has been working with coach Eusebio for the last 2 months and he has loved it! He is…read moregaining/learning so many new skills and really learning the fundamentals of soccer. Coach Eusebio is very knowledgeable on how to keep the kids focused, disciplined and loving soccer! He really is an amazing coach!!

I'm surprised they even have two stars. We live in Dublin, and wanted to stay in Dublin but other…read moreparents whose teams are in the competitive teams suggested us to advised us to start fresh elsewhere given their own terrible experience but they had to stay because their kids had already made friends. Our experiences in recreational team was a reflection of what our friends warned us. To be fair, recreational teams are often taught by teenagers, so we didn't have high expectations--but they managed to sink even lower. Here is a breakdown of what happened: -At one point, there was only one coach, Gary, for over 30 kids. This was the only thing they actually apologized for. -They switched the program days from Mon/Wed to Tue/Thu. We signed up a month in advance but were only notified two days before it started.Broken Promises: Saturday games were supposed to be included in the fees. Once we started, we were told they were canceled due to a "waiver issue." There was no formal notice or apology. Most parents only found out because they proactively asked for Saturday's schedule. Meanwhile, they charge competitive teams extra to play on Saturdays. If they remove a promised service, shouldn't they offer a credit? - We had different coaches every week. After about a month, they finally assigned the same college students consistently, which was the only slight improvement we saw. - It's not just about a shirt, but Gary kept promising they'd be ready "next week." The program ended, and we never saw them. We don't need more T-shirts but It's just another example of them cutting corners. As much as we wanted to stay local in Dublin, we've decided to drive further for a better program. This organization lacks basic integrity. Imagine your kids making friends and being stuck paying for high-priced tournaments year after year, knowing the club shamesly cuts corners at every turn. Avoid them at all costs.

DUFC is just a money making organization. What they promise on signing up for the league cannot be…read morerelied on. They can change anything any time they desire, no promise is honored. The leadership is constantly changing and you cannot trust this organisation for their word. When we signed up, we were told the team will have 3 trainings a week, they started with that but randomly reduced the trainings to twice a week because the coach had too many teams under them and were having a hard time managing their schedule. They are known to overload the coach with a lot of teams. As a result the practices get combined with 2 teams. How can a coach focus on each player when 2 teams are practicing together. And is that what we paid for? They do not focus on the players development even after repeatedly bringing up the concern to the coaches. The coach heavily relies on the parent coach helper. After every game, the coach just leaves, there is no discussion of what exactly a player could have improved on. No feedback given so the player knows what exactly to work on . The lower level teams are funding this organization. We had been in this league for 3 years, the 1st year was the best coach, has been deteriorating after that. We gave them too many chances and now we are just done with the way this club operates. Our season started a month late than promised and ended 2 weeks earlier than promised. On top of paying for the coaching, we had to purchase the soccer tent and chairs on our own to provide to the team. In other leagues this is included as part of the fee and their fee is lower than this club. Do not waste your money if you child is in a lower level team.

Great experience with their summer soccer camp!…read more My son did a week-long all levels camp and initially was signed up for half days but he enjoyed it so much he asked to do full day for the remainder of the week. Communication with the administrative team was top-notch with quick responses to my emails, the team of coaches was professional and great with kids and the days were filled with drills, scrimmages, and fun games. I was concerned about the hot weather but they had canopies for the kids to sit and rest under in the shade. Thank you 24-7 team!

We've really enjoyed 24-7 in the 3 seasons we've been with them. I'm most impressed with the…read morecoaches and their genuine interest in developing players. Several have gone out of their way to discuss with me what's best for my kid, even suggesting having him join different levels to see where he fits in. They have lots of different programs, many of which we haven't tried yet but certainly look forward to.

These one-star reviews criticizing how the employees look are absolutely diabolical and disgusting!…read moreThe managers and staff at East Bay Sports go above and beyond for their customers every single day. Anyone leaving those kinds of comments must've truly woken up on the wrong side of the bed to be that cruel and unfair. Let me explain why East Bay Sports deserves a five-star review. I've been bringing my son here since he could walk he started in the Little Kickers program and now, at age nine, plays in the soccer team division. We absolutely love indoor soccer, and this facility makes it such a great experience for families. The kids always have a blast, the field is consistently clean and safe, and the entire place has such a welcoming atmosphere. The owner, Chris, deserves special recognition. He's incredibly calm, patient, and professional even when parents get heated during games, coming up to him in his office raising their voices, he never raises his voice or loses his composure. You can tell he genuinely cares about the families and players who come here. This is a family-run establishment and the only indoor soccer facility in the area, which makes it such a valuable part of our community. Beyond soccer, they also offer batting cages (which are a ton of fun!) and host birthday parties that kids love. Whether your child is a toddler just learning to kick a ball or an older kid who's ready for league play, there's a perfect spot for everyone. You don't need to be a pro you just need to want to play, learn, and have fun. With so many classes and programs to choose from, I highly recommend East Bay Sports for any family looking for a positive, active, and inclusive environment.

Keep kids off screens and make new friends! Indoor soccer is fast passed, exciting and year round…read more They have batting cages, too! The management does a great job organizing parties, camps and classes!

Great soccer coach, pays attention to the details and skills, patient with kids and as importantly…read moremade it fun and engaging to get the kids interest in soccer

Excellent instructor for technique and shooting that coaches often don't have time to do in a team…read moresetting. He also keeps it fun for the kids too!

Review #1,005 Posted on 2.26.26…read more We've come here a bunch of times now for games with my daughters travel ball clubs over the years. Most recently we were here this past weekend on Saturday the 21st for state cup quarterfinals & semifinals. The fields here are super nice. There's basically 4 turf fields. 2 located at the upper level, 2 located at the lower level. All fields have multiple areas around it to warm up, etc. One thing that's for sure a minus though, is balls fly from the top level to the bottom and if you're in a wrong area you can get drilled, hard too. For sure a liability for them in my opinion. Not sure why they named this Mustang Soccer League instead of naming it Mustang Soccer fields, they're getting crushed by upset parents in the reviews. But for the facilities and the fields, this place is nice.

Overall mustang is getting better to where it use to be years ago. They need to improve on email…read morecommunications to players for upcoming registration, events, and camps. For players that are new to area and are not familiar with league it is imperative to communicate more with emails.

This place is a joke!! First off we spent over $4,000 to give our son the opportunity he was…read morepromised by Jonathan Blake, an agent from IFX, who flat out lied to us And our son. His only motivation was to take as much money as possible and use our son to get more money. My son spent almost 30 days Lengenfield utern Stein, Germany. They told him he has the talent and a strong work ethic, but in order to get him opportunities your parents have to spend over $60,000. That is not an opportunity. That is extortion, plain and simple. IFX president, Michael Carlson has turned this beautiful sport of futbol into taking advantage of kids hopes and dreams to extort as much money as possible from the parents. There are no opportunities for middle income families. The agent and president of IFX are dishonest! Don't waste your money here, it's not worth it. NOT RECOMMENDED!!

The German soccer training at Schlotheim went very well.  My son loved the training and the…read moreintensity. He got into one game with the U17s and scored and assisted so I think that was the highlight.  Too bad he didn't stay longer because they were to play  a friendly against Leipzig the next week.  But he would have had to stay the year to keep playing with them and I think that's too much for him now.  Very international group of boys with lots of serious soccer players at the academy.

My son was enrolled in the World Cup summer camp for 2 weeks and he absolutely loved it. The…read morecoaches were encouraging, classes were fun and he looked forward to going every morning. One thing I appreciated is that every day before the class ends, the coaches took a few minutes to remind players of positive sportsmanship and recognized those who portrayed those qualities that day. This reinforced positive sportsmanship, encouraged my son to try hard, and applaud for others who earned it. It was a nice way to end each class. The atmosphere is very positive and I can't recommend it enough.

My daughter was hesitant to do this camp last summer, because her best friend who was going to the…read morecamp with her, got sick last minute, but she ended up making lots of friends and had some great coaches that helped her develop her skills. Sending her back again this year.