Fantastic outlet for soccer in the Stockton area. Soccer in Stockton is getting bigger and better…read moreand in large part due to the programs that PESA have that are available. From individual skills to team training the coaches are both high level players themselves and know how to relate to the kids. If you have a child from entry level to premier level the coaches at PESA can help to increase your child's skills to help propel them to the next level.

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My son loves playing here. They have a lot of seating and a store inside. You can buy a lot of…read moresoccer things here. The manager is really nice I prefer this place over other indoor soccer places. They have a lot of parking

We love this program! Highly recommended. Life is crazy and always busy. With practices threw most…read moreplaces 2-3 days a week and games 1-2 times a day! Ahhhhhhh But the kids still wanna play between the main season sports. So here with their program, it's BASIC AND SUPER FLEXIBLE! One practice, then only games once a week! It's fun, they learn and play and compete but have fun. It's aggressive and awesome! The coach we had is amazing, and the guy who runs it is super cool. If u have never played indoor soccer lol BRING ALOT OF WATER! Lol

My son had fun playing soccer here for open play. However, why on earth would you not have AC in…read morethe facility?? I get that it's expensive but these poor kids were playing in a sauna. Stop being so cheap or charge less because it's kind of a dump in there. Concept is cool tho.

Great soccer, great beer but terribly filthy. Huge chunks of spider webs coming down from the…read moreceiling and hanging in nets, inches of dust buildup in the floor, and trash behind the nets. I get that it's a warehouse but they can clean once every few months.

Franco is an excellent instructor and very good with the youth he mentors. My son enjoys the…read moretraining and is improving. Highly recommend Grazi Coach

We recently started training lessons for our 8-year-old, and it has been a great experience so far…read more The coach does an excellent job of focusing on the fundamentals while keeping each session engaging. I especially appreciate how he takes the time during/after drill to discuss with my child what they learned, explain proper body positioning, and relate each skill to real-game situations. This approach not only builds strong technical fundamentals but also helps kids understand the game and think on the field. Highly recommended!

They seem to have moved locations without updating or have gone out of business which would be sad…read more My daughter and I drove up there to check out the facility and sign her up but there was no location to be found.

The kids love this place. And that makes us love it. High…read moreenergy and loud music helps the fun atmosphere.

Placer United is an awesome league. It's not necessarily for parents who just want to pay and drop…read moreoff their kids and expect others to do everything, but if you're interested and involved then you will learn great techniques to practice in your own time as well. Emre cares about fostering a real love of the game, and creating independent thinkers on the field- not just robots who do whatever the coaches yell from the sidelines. The way the league is set up, there is something for every level of player- grassroots, transition and comp. Players are put in the proper level, so they can actually play and learn- not just be bench warmers on a team they can't be competitive in. The indoor facility is Great, and rotating outdoor fields allows the grass to recover at multiple locations. It really is done with thought and intent.

There's so many kids in this club, I'm surprised there aren't more reviews than 26. This club was…read morerecommended to me as they mentioned Coach Emre is really great at teaching the kids the fundamentals of soccer. My 8 year old loves soccer. He's obsessed. We are so happy that we started here. TIPS: the parking lot is chaos. The traffic with the basketball court next door and their tournaments going on and starting and finishing the same time as soccer practice is insane. Be prepared for that. Another tip is that the indoor soccer arena is freezing! Bring puffy coats, a.beanie, a scarf and gloves. We did winter soccer so maybe it's not bad in the other months. (You're in a small lobby area and probably won't be able to actually see your kid practice, a lot of people drop off their kids or wait in their cars, some people are just on their cell phones or reading a book) Also: it is not always indoor soccer. They have our kids play outdoors at a large field, yes, even dealing with moderate weather elements (nothing extreme). Don't be fooled by the "indoor" soccer. But the kids love being outside. And bring your own chairs! A lot of parents volunteer which is fantastic. The app they use to communicate is very easy. So far so good, we will continue and now my son is transitioning to the Strike Program. Thank you Coaches!!!

I wish there was an actual Soccer Planet…read more.. I'd want to move there in a heartbeat, unfortunately the one here on Earth isn't quite that great. It sits squarely in the hood....24th & Fruitridge. The parking situation has got to be the worst ever. No one adheres to the lovely painted lines, and cars are jam packed in there like it's a used car parking lot. My main issue is the referee's. They don't ever seem to have a handle on the games, things get very physical and could potentially escalate. I pay to play soccer and in hopes to have a good time, I sure as hell don't play to have broken bones or continual bruises. I can see this situation becoming very bad, I hope they do something about it soon. Oddly enough, they also have a handball court in here too. No one has ever been playing a game when I'm there, but it houses a great area for the little kids and big kids...aka spectators...to kick the ball around and run around in general! They definitely gave this once steril warehouse facility a great new paint job. Planets, solar system, stars...very outer space looking...but what does outer space have to do with soccer? Absolutely nothing...so random.. However, they have about 7 LG TV's lined up, like you'd see at Best Buy, so its great to catch a sports game while you are playing soccer. Also, don't run late, because you have to check in at the window and get a silly paper bracelet, which validates you playing on the field. Go figure... Hope you don't get lost like Pluto...

I went with my son yesterday for drop in. They have so many options - futsal, indoor, street…read moresoccer, soccer tennis, a panna cage. It was a blast. We had a great time and the staff was very friendly. Definitely recommend this place!