Absolutely loved our experience at Toque. We can't attend right now due to school and club soccer…read moreschedule conflicts, but we're hoping to return when things line up again. Coach Tyler and Val worked with my kid the most, and both were incredibly attentive and intentional in their trainings. You can tell they care deeply about the kids, bring a lot of passion, and do a great job pushing them to improve. Great place, great energy, and a really positive environment for kids.

Please do better!!! It has been horrible dealing with the…read moreapparel vendor. First , I placed order for it to be shipped to my home. It never arrived reached out via email didn't get a response until my second attempt only to be told I could pick up in person. Secondly , when I picked up my items they did not have the shorts available and was told to return before my child's game. The times provided for pick up in the email was 3pm - 8pm. I arrived at 3:20 just to be told they won't be available until 4pm. I am a single mother of two that has to work , therefore my time is limited. Lastly, how am I expected to pick up at 4 when my child's practice starts at 4pm ?I added a photo of the email stating 3pm not 4!

Consistent, lots of touches, interactive, and positive. Sessions are set up according to ability…read more Great environment for gk's.

Amazing employees and very supportive on the side lines when playing def recommend. Also the fields…read moreare very nice and tight for situations you need the walls for.

Chris in the front a good guy he took care of me make me feel welcome I haven't been here in years…read moreand having him in the front is good for the place, recommend coming

Well maintained park/ sports complex. Two baseball fields, both for use by reservation only at the…read morepark office. Parking is a little tight when Little League is in session. Clean, well lit, feels safe. Beautiful greenery & flowers. Spacious, clean, well maintained & well stocked bathrooms. I've seen police training with their dogs here- K9 training and that's pretty interesting. Seeing the dogs go after the bad guys, even just in training, made me feel like the police are not to be messed with! In the same area is the Columbia Memorial Space Center http://www.columbiaspacescience.org/ - also great for kids to explore.

This is an amazing park with lots of fields to use throughout the week when no soccer or baseball…read morepractice/games are going on. Ive been using the fields to hold strength speed & conditioning sessions for my son 3 times a week before football starts. Plenty of space to do cone drills & speed ladders & power sled drills. If you get a chance check out the fields and enjoy the space center building.

This backyard batting cage was exactly what our team needed! Not only did we get a private,…read morefocused space to practice, but the yard is beautiful and well-kept. The seating area for the parents was such a thoughtful touch--it made the practice enjoyable for everyone! Having a coach step in to help with some training was was nice and the experience worth it. If you're looking for a private spot to tune out the noise and just focus on your team, this is definitely the way to go. Highly recommend!

Jaime isn't just a trainer; he's a true mentor who breaks down mechanics in a way that actually…read moremakes sense to players of all ages. Whether you're working on swing path, exit velocity, or building mental toughness at the plate, his detail-oriented approach yields immediate results. He knows how to push athletes past their limits while keeping the environment positive and highly motivating.

I had the privilege to meet the owner she is very knowledgeable in her art. I learned a lot on the…read moreshort time I had with her. She is an amazing instructor passionate o what she does.

I am the parent of a competitive team member who was recently enrolled at Twisters…read moreGymnastics. After our experience, my daughter has asked to be withdrawn from the program because she feels uncomfortable. She reported that she was physically struck by coach Bertha for having her fingernails and toenails painted. Physical discipline is not acceptable. If there is a grooming policy, it should be communicated directly to parents -- not enforced through physical contact. She came home visibly shaken and afraid. Two days after a competition, a group message was sent implying that a family had caused an incident and warning that families could be removed without notice. I responded because I had briefly defended myself after another parent nearly became physically aggressive toward me. When I later suggested clearer direction for where lines should form to prevent confusion in the future, I was told that as part of the team I should "help instead of making comments." During that exchange, I was also told to "keep these messages as reference for future accounts" after I requested written communication for documentation purposes since I could not attend in person. Professional communication should not feel intimidating. In a separate instance, when I asked about a holiday discount poster displayed at the gym, l received a dismissive response rather than a simple clarification that the discount did not apply to the competitive team. I was also told that if I did not like how the business was run, I could remove my daughter from the team. Ultimately, that is what we have chosen to do. Most concerning, my daughter's father later informed me that he was told future communication would be directed only to him, despite me having full custody and being an active, paying parent. Parents should be able to ask reasonable questions and raise concerns without being met with hostility or exclusion. Most importantly, children should feel safe and supported in their sport. Based on our documented experience, we cannot recommend this gym and highly discourage children ve coached by Coach Bertha. Children should be treated with respect as much as the parents. Stay vigilant and listen to your children, if you chose to bring your kids here.

Been swimming here for years, I've always like this place a lot more than others due to the large…read morepool size with lanes to swim in, the jacuzzi I don't find in other swimming stadiums at parks, and the place is always clean. The staff have always been friendly.

Staff/ supervisor is taking advantage of her position. They just kicked us out because we didn't…read morewant to leave our two year old daughter outside the water in the benches to follow there 1 adult per child rule in water. There should be a bit more common sense + better leadership.

This league has seen a ton of growth in the past few years with no letting up, so much so that they…read morehave added fields to accommodate. The level of competition is fierce, with Select and All-Star teams (6U - 14U) placing in almost every tournament they participate in. Their All-Star teams in both B-Division and C-Division have qualified for State, Regional and National Championship tournaments year after year! Free clinics, special events, and a sense of community along with great softball for all levels of play is what you will find at NAGS! PS - Although they share a facility with Northridge City Little League, NAGS is separate from Little League.

NAGS is a fantastic program! The teams are consistently well-balanced, and the coaching approach is…read moreexceptionally positive. This will be my daughter's third year with NAGS, and each season has been wonderful. We initially began at GPLA, where we met wonderful parents who introduced us to NAGS, and since then, it's been a remarkable journey. Check them out and decide for yourself!