Never thought about considering the "Y" when I was in California!! This facility is excellent…read morethough. Provides for all my workout needs and at a fair price! Current equipment for resistance training, just enough free weights for my needs without too much to keep the lunkheads away. Pool with instruction if needed! Spin class, yoga classes, bball court!! Also...not too crowded even during peak times. It's great!!

I love the pool. Very nice locker rooms. Clean. Professional. Affordable. Family friendly.read more

Ms. Donna is fantastic! Another swim instructor recommended her, and I'm happy to share my…read morerecommendation with other parents looking for swim lessons. Ms. Donna was patient and had my four-year-old swimming like a fish after two two-week sessions. She also incorporates the importance of water safety into the lessons, which is a huge plus.

Donna is knowledgeable in instructing swimming. She definitely helped put my worries at ease with…read moreher competency. My kids were able to go from having no skills, to being able to float, being able to grab onto the side of the pool and climb out, and put there faces in the water while kicking. Each kid had their own unique anxiety about different parts of the swimming lessons and Donna was flexible with customizing what each kid needed. All of my kids went from being nearly terrified of putting their heads in the water to finding something they looked forward to doing in the water. Also, she has very clear communication about the swim lessons via email that made me feel comfortable before I ever got to the pool.

I like Aqua-Tots for the most part. The instructors and the ladies at the desk are all very nice,…read morethe building is clean and their process is well organized. My biggest gripe is the actual class itself with a ratio of 4 kids to 1 instructor. I knew this going in but had hoped it would be okay considering the limited number of options for nearby swim schools. But in actuality the ratio means that my child spends most of the class sitting on the side of the pool waiting for their turn instead of actually spending time in the water or swimming. There's been classes where I've seen the instructor talk to the kids while she's in the water half the time, more than actually swim with them. There's also been a few times where the teacher has ended the class early and gets everyone out of the pool like 5-6 minutes ahead of time so they can rinse off. Then the teacher talks to each parent about what they did in the water that day. So it's good to get feedback but it also takes out of their swim time. Some instructors keep the kids in the whole 30 minutes then go rinse off but most of them take them out of the water a few minutes early. The prior school we went to had a 2:1 ratio. If the instructor was swimming with one child, the other child would spend that time getting rings in the water and swimming back to put them in a basket, or practicing their kicks while holding on to the side of the pool or treading water, etc. They had the child do SOMETHING instead of just sitting there. It kept one child busy while the other one was learning and the ratio was small enough so that the instructor could keep an eye on both kids and safety was never compromised. The other school also had instructors or staff members who would walk around the pool, paying attention to each class ensuring it was still a safe environment so that no kid was struggling to swim or wander off in the pool. We moved so unfortunately had to leave that place. Overall aqua tots is a good place if you are looking for your child to get used to the basics. This review isn't meant to sound negative but just trying to be honest so that whoever reads this has realistic expectations. I'm not sure how much my kid is actually progressing but will update and possibly add more stars if I can see that the swim classes are helping.

Place is great. Staff is very nice and professional. Only issue is seating. Not enough seating for…read moreparents. Seems like each student brings two parents and grandparents. Which takes up the extra seating for single parents. Other than that, great place to take your kid.

I was floored how fast they improved my son's swim strokes. We though he could swim good and it's a…read morenight and day difference from day 1 to day 5. Thank you Ethan

Our 2 kids have progressed rapidly on their swimming skills thanks to Waterview Swim School after…read moreyears of swimming lessons elsewhere! We are grateful for how Joe and Ethan drive and motivate our kids to become exceptional swimmers!

I use this club occasionally. Good points…read moreHave a few good group classes. Good mix of clientele Bad points Equipment is very worn and outdated. Place needs a complete gut and restock. Like other LA Fitness, cleanliness is poor. They have a lot of staff in most of the LA Fitness locations who when not otherwise working, are chatting up the girls or gossiping with each other. Managers should put them to work cleaning equipment and floors.

I have been to many LA fitnesses in the area, and I would rate this one below average versus the…read moreothers, particularly the pool area. The water is noticeably more murky, and Y'ALL, last week when I was there doing my lap swim, I spotted a spider that was no joke at least 3 and maybe 4 inches dead at the bottom of the pool just bobbing up and down on the pool floor as people swam by (spine shivers). I appreciate that it has 4 lanes versus the three at the Sachse location, and it seems like the early morning spin instructor on Saturdays is super friendly/ draws a good crowd. When I tried to find a spin bike, many of them in the studio were broken in various ways. It seems like maintenance and cleaning are chief concerns for this location. Temper your expectations about the pool before coming and shower well after. Also watch out for British Swim School which comes in and takes over with lessons during certain hours.

Been going to this studio for a solid month now, and I've gotta say, I kinda love it! It's got a…read morerelaxed zen-like atmosphere, intimate class size, nice group of people from different ages / fitness levels -- and there's something for everyone. I first started out with the restorative yoga, which as Melissa C mentions is much slower paced (and I guess that's the point; so as to restore you). It was helpful in the sense that it got me out of my head for an hour, and I left feeling very relaxed and refreshed. Then I decided maybe the power yoga would give me more of a cardio workout, and it did! I was famished half way through, I think it's more for intermediate level. Right now I'm really enjoying the Beginner 1 classes. It goes through a good foundation of poses, and Jessica does well to balance more challenging variations with easier modifications, so you get to listen to your body and follow according to your individual needs. The forehead massage at the end with essential oils is a nice touch, haven't seen this at any other place. Overall if you're looking for a studio in Rockwall, I suggest going through some of the different classes offered here with various teachers, to find one that feels right for you. Right now, I'm so glad I found this place!

I recently started attending classes here (4 weeks ago/5 classes). I definitely enjoy the feel of…read morethe studio - calm, clean, and simple. The only thing I wish is there was decor on the walls or windows in the studio so I could focus on something during practice. Other than that, I like the intimate size, changing rooms, clean bathrooms, ample waiting area, etc. I've only attended Beginner classes taught by Jessica, one of the owners. She's even keeled and knowledgable - the real deal. I like how her classes are never the same from day to day: Different parts of my body get worked on from class to class. (I've been to classes before where the teacher seemed to favor certain postures.) She's great at giving modifications if my body isn't willing to go "there" and tips for making a posture or stretch more challenging. I've come away sore from her class once (heavy on the abs). I usually leave feeling stretched out and relaxed. I suppose I'd like for mid-class to lead up to some sort of flow, more Sun Salutations perhaps - just for a few minutes - to get my heart going a bit more. Maybe there's another class I need to try for that. My favorite thing is the Savasana at the end. The studio I was a part of before practiced this for a good amount of time at the end of every practice, and I haven't been to one since that consistently did it for a good amount of time. Jessica does here and even gives a quick, relaxing forehead massage using essential oils. Yay for the human touch! I do miss the yoga-nidra practice from my last place, but I can do that myself now. Overall, I'm just happy to have found a real studio - not a random class at the Y, not that crazy hot yoga doesn't embody all that yoga is suppose to be, but true mind/body/spirit place.