Quality swimming helped equip our child with confidence in the water. She loves her teacher and has…read morelearned so much from her. The owner is the best, the answering service is highly communicative and helpful. We love this place.

Excellent swimming school, the teachers are really nice.. loveee Michelle!! Very organized and kids…read morefriendly.

Recently joined YMCA…read more Absolutely loving all the amenities plus love the fact they are so family friendly. I can drop off my son while I work out. He loves the children area and soon his baby swimming lessons. Love the teachers here who are so caring and nice. So far I have taken a few group classes and enjoyed them. The gym is nice as well with good updated equipment. I like the cleanliness and variety of the machines. The only thing that could get a upgrade is the bathroom shower area. It seems a little dated. Overall a good gym option if you have kids or are in Boynton Beach area. ~

I took my daughters to the YMCA for a swim team tryout, and we had a great experience. Coach…read moreYarelis was very helpful; she provided detailed explanations about what my daughters would need to join the swimming and offered guidance on areas they could improve. She suggested they enroll in levels 5 and 6. Additionally, she showed us around the facility, which included a beautiful pool and a well-maintained environment. As a result of this positive experience, we decided to become members. I would also like to thank the staff member at the front desk for his assistance.

After 2 lessons my child is floating. The teacher is super sweet and patient with him and got him…read moreto swim across the whole pool! It's like Michael Phelps! Definitely recommend!

Going against my better judgement, I booked this company for private lessons to teach my little…read moreones how to spend. The main instructor Stephanie is very good with kids and very patient. The problem is, these people will cancel if a cloud might come out. With all the cancellations, some after she was suppose to be at my house, my little one never learned how to swim. My nine year old was already comfortable in the water, but after 5 lessons she learned the proper technique. The reason for 1star is, the cancellations and the harassing text messages I received after canceling their services. Over a period of 3 weeks we had 5 lessons and 9 cancellations which the blamed the weather and most times it did not rain or rain was over in 10 minutes (we live in South Florida). I received constant text messages telling me to call and pay $60. I text back to send me an invoice with my address and I will review and send payment or dispute. I asked to no longer be sent text messages(who handles their business via text??). They sent me a text demanding money and threatened to put a a lien on my home. I looked them up on the better business bureau so I could report them. The company does not exist. Do not waste your time. They come across nice but they are unprofessional.

Stephanie is a natural when it comes to teaching children how to swim! She's patient, enthusiastic…read moreand FUN! I highly recommend her services!

Love coach mark! He taught all 3 of my boys to swim he is always so friendly and has a positive…read moreattitude. He is also very engaging. Highly recommend.

My son has been taking lessons for almost two years. He started with drowning prevention but we…read morecontinued with weekly lessons because swim safety is so important in Florida. He is now 4.5 and not only is he learning strokes, he has FUN every week. Coach Mark is the absolute best. He is patient and so incredibly good with kids. There is no price for safety. My friends who have put their kids in group lessons at large facilities have not had such positive experiences. I recommend Swim Express 100%. Great company, coaches, and customer service.

1-Star Review I…read morewould not recommend joining this club. Everything seems fine until you raise concerns about playing time. My daughter attended nearly every practice throughout the season, yet when I questioned her lack of playing time at tournaments, our concerns were dismissed rather than addressed. More troubling was the behavior of her coach. On multiple occasions, players were called derogatory names, and it was not uncommon to see athletes leave practices or tournaments in tears. Several parents documented concerns regarding the coach's conduct, yet the club continued to support him without meaningful accountability. The club also promised opportunities for players to share their concerns through individual meetings, but those meetings never took place. When I expressed that my daughter was not comfortable meeting alone with her coach lmy concerns were repeatedly ignored and no alternative solution was offered. After ultimately leaving the club, I requested a refund for the final month since my daughter was no longer participating. The club refused and has remained unwilling to work toward a reasonable resolution. Based on our experience, I would encourage families to carefully consider their options before committing to this club. There are other organizations that place a greater emphasis on player development, communication, and accountability, and who do not value their monthly fee more than their players well being.

We are extremely disappointed with our experience at this club. From the start, there were red…read moreflags we ignored, hoping things would improve. However, the behavior of the Pompano Beach club director, @ChrisKushay, and the 14U Elite coach, @BrookeSalvato, was unacceptable, leading us to leave. What was sold as organization turned out to be stifling micromanagement, hindering growth and individuality. The lack of respect and communication from both was shocking. They purposely avoid acknowledging parents, especially during tournaments. This dismissive attitude toward parents, who are crucial to their children's development, was a major concern. It felt like they viewed parents as obstacles rather than partners. After the second tournament, we requested a meeting to address their interaction with our daughter. We asked that they treat her with respect, and address her as the intelligent young lady she is. Instead of being receptive, they were combative and defensive, trying to spin our concerns into stereotypical issues. This was unprofessional and frustrating. We joined this club under the promise of top-tier tournaments, fast-tempo play, and high-level training. Instead, we attended lower-level tournaments and played a slow-paced game--completely contrary to what was promised. Our daughter, who has played at an open level for years, needed a high-level environment to grow. Instead, she was made to feel "not good enough" despite her experience and dominant performance. When we raised this, they defended their position, claiming the girls needed to "submit" to their style. This lack of flexibility was counterproductive. The situation worsened at the next tournament. The coach disagreed with a serving approach my daughter made and, instead of discussing it, the coach jumped to the conclusion it was because her "dad was coaching her from the stands." This excessive reaction fueled by their dislike of the meeting held, led to threats of benching her rather than an open conversation. There could have been several valid reasons for her decision to adjust her approach, for example: the opponent team adjusted their defense (high volleyball IQ), or a sore shoulder after an intense previous day (wellness), she was instead reprimanded without understanding. The final straw was when the director aggressively intersected us on our way out after we already informed them we were leaving after the game, and confronted us, stomping and yelling in front of everyone, making insulting insinuations intended to provoke and, once again, spin the situation. We hope other parents trust their instincts and take note of this experience. This coach and director demand a trust they haven't earned. Their dynamic is toxic and prioritizes their ego over athletes' growth. Even though there are great individuals who truly care about the development and well-being of their athletes within the organization, and are a credit to the club, the absence of rationale exhibited by @ChrisKushay and @BrookeSalvato undermines their efforts and creates a divisive, unhealthy environment. If you're considering this club, proceed with caution. Trust your instincts and prioritize your child's well-being over everything.

Very clean and well maintained facility though shower area is dated. Life guards are friendly but…read morevery attentive. They seem to rotate them out ever 30 minutes to an hour but you should always keep a close eye on young children. Better yet enroll them in one of the many safety/swim courses. Only issue could be finding close parking during peak times.

Returned here for a birthday party happening at the kids' water splash pad area. Young kids love…read morethe shallow swim area plus the spouting, spraying water, and climbing structures. This is perfect for little kids but not so much for older kids. There is a lifeguard there at all times, only watching this splashpad, which is very cool. Still must be very watchful as a parent. I wish there was more shade for seated, watching parents, but so be it. There is a shady picnic grassy area adjacent to the splash pad that can easily be used to host a birthday party. The picnic tables are not close enough to the splashpad to be able to watch your kids from here. This whole area is fenced in and only accessible by coming through the front of the Aquatic Center's check in gate. Then only those who purchase additional tickets can enter this area to use the splash pad. My friend brought coolers and had a nice party here. We first noticed the splash pad during swimming lessons here. Since it is inside of the Aquatic Center, it is not very visible from the road. Please note that only bathing suits are allowed; no normal shorts are allowed. They will enforce this! Plenty of parking in the parking lot.