Santa Clarita Sports Center

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Tiene lo necesario para pasar un buen rato si te gusta ese deporte.

Falta limpieza del estacionamiento.

Excelente

I was invited to a friend's birthday party for the first time, and it wasn't bad. It was nice for the kids to run around and play, but it was so hot inside that they got tired quickly and were drenched in sweat. Even i just sitting still, I could feel how hot it was...

Our son loves Little Sluggers! It’s a great program designed to introduce toddlers to T-ball. When I have concerns, the management team and front desk always go above and beyond to make adjustments whether that is moving my son to another class and therefore with a different coach whose teaching style better supports my son’s learning needs and etc. The Front desk staff are pros when it comes to dealing with questions and general guest service. Management truly cares about the child’s experience and the parent’s experience as well. With that said, not all coaches have the same experience,, big fun personalities and specialize with the toddler age group. Every coach I have met has always been very nice but only you know how your child learns best. If a coach isn’t bonding with your child, or matching their energy, or even running their class in a way that isn’t benefiting your child’s learning needs, rather than quitting, I highly recommend advocating for your child to just find a another coach/class that will better support your child’s educational needs. We just recently had to go through this and move my son to a different class. My son responds really well to smiles, steady positive reinforcement, quicker pace, high fives and big fun loud energy. Special shout out to Coach Maddie and Coach Mason (who sadly isn’t there anymore) who are the reason why we are repeat customers. Both are always welcoming saying hi to every child, giving big high fives, addressing them by their name almost immediately once introduced and for the duration of the program, does big cheers for their students when they do something right. They run their classroom like a well oiled machine and can keep the energy up for the entire 50 mins. Both are incredibly hands on in the training department and make corrections like how to hit the ball or throw It in a very supportive educational way. Maddie knows classroom management as well and knows how to set boundaries for the kids so they aren’t running around crazily in the nets, on the court, whatever, which makes for a very smooth fun yet developmentally challenging class for the kids. The 50 mins always flies by because my son is having a blast. I highly recommend this program to everyone who wants to get their little one exposed to sports but in a fun supportive environment!

My granddaughter loves this place. It's very clean. The people are very friendly. Lots of room to sit and watch your kids play.

It breaks my heart to write this post. I've been with Santa Clarita Sports Center for three years and have witnessed its dramatic decline. Initially, the coaches were interactive and happily engaged with the kids, fostering a positive learning environment. However, after what seems to be a buyout by an out-of-state corporation, everything has changed. The center has turned into a giant daycare, with kids running around aimlessly and receiving no guidance. The new “coaches” stand around looking unhappy and disengaged, failing to teach the kids anything about sports. This transformation has been incredibly disappointing and disheartening to see.