Once you get past the unorganized grueling process of registration swim lessons are quite pleasant…read more The lifeguards who teach are experienced and very attentive. When I went to sign the kids up for outdoor swim lessons. For some reason you can only sign up the first of the month, in person. They lost the key and it took an hour of everyone waiting out in the hot sun to finally let us in and another long wait to actually get us in the system. Not sure why you can't call and sign up or do it online.

This is a great summer activity for military families and their guests! They have an ID check for…read moreeveryone, even for guests. Fort Gordon is changing their policy for who can get on base and one military ID for the car isn't going to be enough. Everyone over the age of 18 needs a military ID or must get a visitor's pass. Just a heads up because it could spoil a trip to Fort Gordon if you aren't prepared in advance. Back to the pool... they have a larger pool complete with diving boards, a huge slide, basketball hoop and plenty of open space to swim and life jackets available for anyone to use. As you can imagine, this pool gets busy but there are lifeguards on duty to keep it under control! There's a separate baby pool and the splash pad attracts mostly the younger kids (be warned there's a mandatory break every hour and then the splash pad is over run with big kids). As far as the splash pad goes, it's a fun area and has a cute little slide that even adults can fit down to help toddlers. With that being said, I feel as though the pressure of the water coming out of these spouts are way too high! I was walking through with my 17 month old and I can't tell you how many times I was blasted in the face unable to see! Maybe it's because the height is adjusted for kids but they have to know adults will be going in to supervise. There are plenty of chairs to sit on with the overhead shade things ( not sure on official name) and ones directly in the sun. The ones we used are in eyesight of splash pad but if they had lockers, I would've preferred to put our stuff in those instead. They don't really have a locker room, it more of a bathroom with a bench in it. I was surprised they didn't have showers available. The price is $4 for adults and I can't remember what age is the cutoff for them to get in free. There's a little concession stand with more seating under umbrellas, mostly unhealthy options to my dismay. Overall, a great facility and professionally managed...hooray!

Fantastic shop with amazing people who will do whatever it takes to properly train you to dive…read more Great group with the right attitude abiut diving and conservation!

Learning the proper techniques of swimming was something I always wanted to do. My instructor…read moreChelsa taught me soooo much in one week. The private lessons are reasonable and the life skills you gain or priceless.

When the New Year came in, I wanted to ramp up my workouts because I needed a bit more than the…read moreusual YouTube strength training exercises. After working up some courage, I finally joined a CrossFit fundamentals class. It was more than I expected. The trainers teach you form and different modifications when you can't do the rx weight. Every week I looked forward to that push that CrossFit provided. This month is my second month and although it is challenging, I love it. Everyone in the box is very encouraging and they push you to make it to the end of every WOD (workout of the day). There are people from every background, every color, and shape. After CrossFit, I hop in the steam room to help sweat the detoxes out and relax my muscles. Besides CrossFit, I do have a family membership and my teens also workout in the treadmills and machines on the floor. They also have an indoor track and an outdoor track. The Y also offers sports leagues for the entire family to join. My youngest is on the soccer team. Although they haven't had many practices due to the weather, she enjoys going out in the field and kicking the ball around (she doesn't know what's she's doing, but she loves it).

love the desks staff. leaving instructors seem to think this an elite studio to tell you…read morewhere to place and ignore your comfort. smart remarks. not interested. left in October leaving for good now. I will miss the staff at both desks however. they are all so very nice and helpful. They keep it very clean. Always working here.

Love their heated lap pool staff is friendly and ladies locker room is clean. Had fun at the Zumba…read moreand Spinning class!

Y M C A! What else can I say. This Y is part off metro system so it is cool to have several gyms…read moreto pick from. Staff our friendly and helpful, and nice that they are not pushy like some gyms. You don't necessarily have a trainer to help, but they will assist with basics when asked. The yoga class is good, and they have a array of Les Mills classes. I have only done body pump and it was really good. They also do a "team lean" competition each year for the whole community. So definitely like all the community outreach they do with classes and fairs etc. The gym itself is older, so parts are worn down. But they have renovated most of it so I feel like it is good shape. There is a pool so that is added plus too. I hate pushy gyms (i.e. Gold's) so I will always support a local owned gym or a Y. I think Augusta has a good system of YMCAs across the city so worth checking out.

I signed my son up for infant survival classes in February for him to start lessons in September…read more We paid half the total fee. It was out of my mind until we got the medical questionnaire and the registration fee was due which we promptly paid and sent in the questionnaire. After we sent that in we were informed our son was disqualified because he has his Covid vaccinations. Something about it being unsafe without a clean ekg. I did not understand this but as a business that is their right to make that policy. However, this was not mentioned at all to me (I keep relooking at correspondence and see nothing about Covid vaccines) while signing up and making payments. If it had been I would not have signed him up as we knew as soon as he turned 6 months we would be getting him vaccinated. We were informed that we would get a full refund of the first payment we made in February and a partial refund of the registration fee......this is where they lost me. They just took the registration fee and then like a week later won't be refunding the full amount because they booted my kid for being vaccinated. If this were stated from the beginning we wouldn't have paid anything therefore wouldn't have lost any money or time and energy. I emailed stating our regret and how this should have been mentioned before any money was sent that wasn't 100% refundable and never heard back. All of is just poor business etiquette. So basically save yourself some time and money and don't enroll you child if they have had their Covid vaccines or your kid will be disqualified at least for the infant survival classes. If they aren't vaccinated - we have a friend who seems to enjoy using this business.

Little Loggerheads Aquatic Survival Swim School, LLC is the best!! Ms. Shannon is phenomenal with…read morethe littles. My daughter is 19 months and already swimming (and knows how to roll over and float if she falls in). She teaches kids not only how to swim, but be safe around the water. She also makes sure the parents are very informed of every step of the process. Ms. Shannon is trained in Infant Aquatic Survival and has various certifications.

All three of our children (3, 5, & 8) have all been taking swim lessons since the summer. Their…read moreswimming skills have excelled tremendously, and they absolutely love going to swim lessons. We are so thankful for Safe 2 Swim! Brianna is so kind, our kids adore her!

Granddaughter had lessons and very happy with results. Went from crying because water splashed in…read moreface to swimming to bottom of 5 foot pool to retrieve toys in 10 lessons. 4 year old who loved coming to lessons.

Beautiful and educational. My children and their friends had an excellent time visiting and…read moreexploring the aquarium.

For two summers in a row, I have been coming to swim parties here. So far, so good. They have…read moreslides, sprinklers, and swim lanes in the indoor facility. I don't know who owns it, yet they have figured out to keep their private members satisfied while serving guests with tenderness and honor . They got it going own.

This is a beautiful swim school! One on one instructors for the class for 5-7. The water is warm…read moreand there are showers in the swim area for immediate use after exiting the water. The toddler class is with a parent to acclimate the babies to water. After class there is a large individual changing area with a hair drying bar. The area is well appointed with large viewing areas and comfortable seating while your child is in their lesson. There are cubbies to hold belongings, there are live goldfish in the cutest tank. The theme of the entire facility is beach!

From the owner: At Goldfish Swim School - Lexington, we teach children how to swim and build character through…read moreguided play. We are a "safety-first" swim school dedicated to teaching children as young as four months old how to swim. Goldfish uses WOW. Customer Service to deliver a Golden Experience to all. We pride ourselves on helping your child master the skills they need to be safer and more confident in the water, as well as providing year-round swimming lessons with our Science of SwimPlay curriculum that has one instructor for every four swimmers. Let us guide your child to water safety in our shiver-free pool and vibrant, tropical environment. We can't wait to welcome your family into Goldfish Swim School.