We love Mr. Josh!! He is great and silly with the kids but also very focused and no nonsense, he…read moregets the work in so they really improve in their skills. We missed my daughters makeup class because we wrote down the wrong time and he not only let her join the next class but stayed late after to continue to work on skills! That's dedication!

We have had the best experience at Swim In Zone. Our son has some behavioral and sensory needs and…read morewas scared and unsafe in the water initially. Fast forward a year and he is confident, looks forward to his weekly lesson, swims solo and literally won't get out of the pool (Mr Josh has to carry him out!). We take private lessons with Josh Ferraro. As a team, we create goals for our son and really focus on making it fun. Josh is so engaging and it is clear he loves what he does, even when he is working with a more challenging child. The peace of mind I have now with my son being safe in the water is freeing. Highly recommend!!!

Doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but the 2 pools are nice. The smaller pool has aqua…read moreaerobics classes and you can swim/water walk in it. I found the small pool temperature to be too warm for swimming. The large lap pool is cold!

First visit, took advantage of the arthritis water class. Friendly staff, nice facilities…read more Definitely helped with the aches of getting older!

EMAC is a great place to swim. It's six lanes and is heated. Even in the winter, the permanent…read morestructure keeps the pool and air warm. Being a member for lap swimming is good value. The locker rooms are really old but functional. The people that go there are always friendly.

From the owner: Welcome to Emmaus Aquatic Club's (EMAC) Learn to Swarm Lesson Program. EMAC has been serving the…read moreLehigh Valley for over 30 years in aquatic programming. We are a non-profit club providing multiple aquatic programs. EMAC Learn to Swarm Lesson Program offers a comprehensive Learn-To-Swim Program at Steel Fitness Premier (SFP) located on the Integrated Health Campus. SFP offers three different pools: Lap Pool, Activity Pool, and Therapy Pool that can meet the needs of swimmers of all Levels and Ages.

signed our 4 yr old daughter up two months ago and she is LOVING it. Instructor is great and when…read moreemergency comes up, they are more than happy to help and reschedule to help, if possible (and within reasons). We love it here and can definitely recommend it to new swimmers!!

Great instructors that have helped my daughter gain confidence in the water. The owners are very…read morefriendly and always quickly respond to my emails and/or text messages. I especially like the 1:2 instructor to student ratio. I feel this kind of attention allows her to receive more quality instruction than if she were in a larger class size in another location.

As a mom of a daughter with special needs just making the call was scary however the response was…read morethe kindest I could have received. With children who have autism sometimes you fear these calls. I am grateful. From the moment we walked in this was the swim school I wish all my kids had. I am so excited to watch the journey with my daughter and see her growth.

My son loves this school! He loves Mannie and is always excited when it's time to go swimming! They…read moredo their best to accommodate schedules and work with you to find the best teacher for what your child needs!

From the owner: We offer private swim lessons at 25+ locations throughout New Jersey. All our pools are heated for…read moreyour comfort, and we offer open enrollment so you can join anytime!! Our instructors are highly experienced certified lifeguards.

I am on the junior 1 swim group and it is really good. All of the coaches are super nice. The sets…read moreare well matched to the specific swimmers swimming ability.

USA Swimming affiliated club team. Offers multiple levels of age group swimming, a dedicated…read moremasters swim team, a development program, as well as Saturday morning group swim lessons. There are two main seasons for swimming here: Fall/Winter (runs September to March) and then Spring/Summer (April to July).

owner resolved and issue that was a misunderstanding by an employee corrected promptly and…read moreeverything is running smooth as expected and wanted from the start

An Amish milkmaid as the director LMAO that's hilarious . The facility itself is good but I also…read morewonder how sanitary some areas are. Some are better than others. At least they have a pool which other gyms don't. I will not be renewing my membership.

Stuck in a time warp. Not much that's interesting to offer. Classes, art, programs, staff,…read moremediocre. Poor communication. Time to close. Go somewhere else.

As a high school student, I had an overall bad experience at Baum. I was awarded a state recognized…read morescholarship for three 10 week teen classes at Baum. I was so thrilled, because Baum was supposed to be such a wonderful place, and I couldn't possibly afford the classes otherwise, so my scholarship seemed to be a prayer answered. I called Baum's office and told them I wanted to register for a course, but the woman there kept insisting my scholarship didn't exist, though I read her the scholarship letter and provided her with proof. Eventually, she somewhat conceded, but then tried telling me my scholarship was only good for a 5 week summer camp course, which was then currently in session and already halfway over! That was NOT what my scholarship entailed. In fact, my scholarship was worth much more. I was appalled at her treatment of me and my parents. My classes were being paid for BY MY scholarship. I have no idea why she refused to recognize that, even after she had proof. After many more headaches, several phone calls, and emails to Baum and the foundation I received the scholarship from, eventually I was signed up for my first course. The class I took was nightmarish. The instructor did not teach, she basically sat back and told us to draw or paint something, giving little or no instruction on fine art technique or process. She wouldn't even let us take home our art, so we could work on it at home. The worst part was, she expected us to have our pieces completed in 1-2 classes! So it felt like we weren't learning or spending much time on a lesson at all! Additionally, even though the course was supposed to be specifically about learning fine art techniques in painting and drawing, the teacher plainly said, and I quote, "I don't believe I should teach you the traditional techniques, because I want you to develop your own." Well, that would be all fine and dandy, except, that's not what was in the course description, and that is also not what my scholarship was paying for. I ceased coming after 5 classes because of the mediocrity of that class and the attitude of the teacher. I expected far better. But considering the baffling, unacceptable treatment I received initially, I should not have been surprised at the low quality of the instruction. I am very disappointed. In the past, I have heard amazing things about the Baum School of Art, but I did not experience any of them in my time there. I have 2 more additional courses available to me, but I am hesitant to take them now. It's almost not worth it if the courses are going to be like the previous one I took. I hate to say that, because I appreciate my scholarship and I came to Baum hoping to learn more about the art I love, but I can't lie. It's such a shame If you're considering taking a class here, or signing your child up for a class, take some time to consider alternative schools. You'll want your money's worth, and I'm not certain you're going to get it at Baum. And trust me, you won't want to deal with their system. It felt like I was catering to them instead of the other way around.