Daytime swim today, it was warm out so it was a perfect day for the pool…read more It was pretty packed when we first got there, as there was a local summer camp having a field trip to the pool. Once they left it was much better, with more room for swimming. I do wish they had the open swim time last a bit longer. It is only 2 hours which isn't much time, especially when camps are there and the pools are crowded. But we had fun and made the best of our time there.

We had a great time and experience. Just what is needed to stay cool all summer. The staff is very…read moreon top of every rule here. They make sure to keep kids are safe.

Great experience so far. Clean bathrooms and changing rooms…read more It seems like this 1-1 swim coaching is the way to go for young swimmers versus big classes. We love this kids' swim coaches now. I actually have holds on their classes to move my baby into when they are ready. Coach Colton has been great for my oldest. I see him do well with kids of all ages, but he definitely excels with the age 6+ group. He is teaching my son all the correct strokes and working on refining techniques and prepping for the swim team. I appreciate how reliable he has been and provides consistency to my child. He has somehow been able to challenge my child in a way that my kid is asking to do more and striving to be better. I didn't think we would be doing swim team (just wanted kids to not drown), but after working with Colton that's the new goal! Coach Adam is another angel. He pairs very well with my middle child. Adam seems to enjoy working with a kid even when the kid is difficult. I think the kids can sense that he appreciates them and that Adam loves his job. He plays with the kids at their level ... my kid is always trying to finish his classes with my Adam tossing him in the water or being silly with him. He is very skilled at redirecting kids and working on what makes sense for the kid that day. Observing him with other students, I get the sense that he has the gift of working well with children on the spectrum too. He seems to earn the trust of the kids and still push them on their skills. Coach Olivia is another great reliable coach. She made swimming fun for my kids and taught them all the basics. The first few months of lessons for a new swimmer isn't so rewarding for the parents because the child is doing necessary basics like floating and swim-roll-swim and it doesn't look like traditional swimming. I thank her for building all those necessary skills because now I can see them paying off and it all makes sense!

We've had a really positive experience with this swim school, and a big reason for that is my son's…read moreinstructor, Ms. Kasity. She has been absolutely wonderful--so patient, kind, and genuinely thoughtful in how she teaches. What really stands out is how she tailors her approach to each child. She makes learning fun by gamifying the process and tapping into what kids already love. For example, my son is obsessed with cars, and she'll "race" with him in the pool to keep him engaged. It turns lessons into something he looks forward to rather than something he has to do. The classes aren't cheap, but we've continued because the quality--especially with Ms. Kasity--has been worth it. We can see steady progress in his skills, and it's been really rewarding to watch his confidence grow in the water.

STOP is an incredible family oriented swim club that we didn't know we needed when walking on the…read morepool deck 4 years ago. My kiddos started in developmental swimming to learn the 4 different stokes. Their coaches were talented swimmers themselves at either HS and college level. The approach was kind and encouraging. They eventually went onto age group level to further develop their technique, speed, and more importantly friendships. One of my kiddo is now part of the championship team and it's exciting to see how she's excelling. Coach Devon and Coach Anna are the the core coaches. They typically focus on the competitive team but it's so great to see them coach the developmental and age groups once in a while. It's almost like a treat. So if you are looking for super intense swim team, STOP is probably not for you. If you're looking for a super cush swim team, STOP is probably not for you. But if you looking for a team that prioritizes the swimmers growth, adaptability, building character, confidence, community, friendships then STOP is a great place.

I removed my daughter because of inconsistency on their weekly schedule. It seems like we have to…read morework with their schedule and it changes every week. You cannot also watch your child swim and know how your child is progressing. They have the benches on the side where the advance swimmers swim. The pool is not warm enough in the winter time. My daughter has been swimming for 4 years with other swim schools and never complained about the water being cold until I moved her to this location. The restrooms has no ventilation and it always smells. The showers are outside. No showers are available inside of any restrooms for the young children. My daughter is a more experienced and skilled in swimming than her friends who has never taken any lessons. Apparently, if you dont ask to advance your child to rhe next level, your child will stay where she is. I found this out from other moms. The person who is in charge has no time to watch these young swimmers because he always watches and focused on the advance swimmers. This is from my observation everytime I have taken my daughter to all her lessons. I can only give two stars because its affordable.

We did the semi group beginner 1 and 2 lessons with Ms. Jules/Julieanna. My daughter has improved…read morea lot and learned a lot from her. She is kind, patient, informative, supportive, overall great teacher. It is 30 mins long. since there was no other kid learning with my daughter(supposed to be 2 kids) she ended up doing solo lessons so a lot of 1on 1 time. The pool is at the 24 hour fitness gym. It is shared with the gym members but separated by dividers so the kids had their own section. You can wait and watch your child closely, the chairs are next to the pool. My daughter is always excited to go to class and have no negative feedback. Thank you Ms. Julieanna!

I want to start this review by saying the instructor we worked with was phenomenal. However, the…read moreissue is the management. I did little to no research in this company and found out it's a corporate swim school, which we were trying to get away from because of exactly what we dealt with. My father ended up in the hospital in the ICU and we were unable to make our first class. We called and were immediately told we would not receive any credit or refund for this. While I understood not receiving a refund I was confused why there wasn't a credit offered. My father in the ICU was not planned and I communicated it to them about 8 hours before the lesson. Instead, there was no compassion or sympathy and they took the lesson. We had another day of lessons scheduled so we attended. Again, instructor was very kind, but could not have been older than 18 or 19. All they did was play the entire lesson.

Highly recommend! We just finished the intensive with Miss Sadie and she was patient and steady. My…read more3 year old was already comfortable in the water but he cried so much the first 3 days, i really second guessed myself. Sadie was patient and kept going. I just tried to trust the process. After the two week intensive he has so many swimming skills it is amazing. He can hold his breath, swim short distances and can back float. He loves Miss Sadie and wants to keep going, of course! I'm so grateful this is a great way to kick off the summer.

I am in awe in my daughters swimming ability in such a short time . My 3 year old daughter did not…read moreknow how to swim and took the 10 day intensive and by the end can swim. We loved coach Ethan. He had a gentle but firm approach which was needed in this survival course. The back to back sessions 20 minutes each were perfect for a 3 year old and really made a remarkable difference in her swimming ability and her confidence . Only issue is that the swimming is hosted at someone's personal residence so children cannot use the restrooms - but I resolved this issue by bringing a portable potty. They do not offer make up classes but it makes sense for the way they design their intensives to be back to back for best learning. My 5 year old knew how to swim (doggy paddle) but advanced her swimming with this class and became a strong swimmer !

I love how organized this place is. It's free with tuition making it that much more satisfying to…read moreuse. I believe to go with a student it's $5 a day (if not a member). The staff do a good job of keeping it clean and organized for the most part and they're usually not packed at the times I go. Monday-Friday they stay open till midnight which is probably the best perk in my opinion.

Since I graduated in May 2019 and it has been seven years, which is the record clear timeline, I am…read morewriting this review! This is the gym that I have Always used from August 2017 thru May 2019 to prepare for my CPAT test including Firefighter I/II Certifications. Aaron Tapper and Marcus St. including Dave Edwards was not allowing my to wear my Fire Department PT gears, which is a violation of my First Amendment and I contacted my lawyers for potential lawsuits! I was able to Fully utilize this facility to prepare and Earn my CPAT and CPR Certifications. If Dave Edwards and/or any ASI staffs tells you what you can and cannot wear, PLEASE file Formal Complaints against them to the Highest level of management leadership possible, which was what I did! However, this facility helped me prepare for my Sworn Full Time Paid Firefighter careers!

We love our swim classes with Caleb! Great ocean beautiful place to bring your kids for swim…read morelessons. We'll be coming here till we are full on sharks!

We love starfish and all of their instructors! Our daughter began lesson at 3 and by 3.5 was…read more'water safe' and by 4 is a legit swimmer! She's so confident in the water and loves to swim and show off her skills. The pool itself is gorgeous and a pleasant place to observe lessons. The owner is kind and professional. Swim has been a worthwhile investment and it's a joy to watch our daughter grow her skills.

Kaia has been with Aqua-Tots Swim Schools for almost a year now, and she has improved a lot in both…read moreher swimming ability and water survival skills. Kenzie has been a great instructor, and most importantly, Kaia really enjoys being around her. A big shoutout to Kenzie for her professionalism and excellent teaching! ‍

Do NOT Bring a Child Who Is Afraid of Water Here…read more My daughter is 3 years old, and this was her very first swimming lesson ever. Before her first lesson, I clearly told the staff that she was terrified of water and that my goal was simply for her to gradually build confidence and become comfortable in the water. I specifically asked them not to force her underwater. The instructor completely ignored my concerns. During her very first lesson, the instructor put my daughter's head underwater. She immediately panicked and cried. You could clearly see the fear on her face, yet the instructor continued putting her underwater multiple times while she was crying. How is a terrified 3-year-old supposed to learn to hold her breath underwater while she is panicking and crying? At one point, she choked on the water, and I had to stop the lesson and pull her out of the pool. She threw up at the pool afterward and told me she never wanted to swim again. It took months for her to overcome the fear from that experience. The staff member later contacted me and apologized. I explained that I was willing to give them another chance, but I made it extremely clear that my daughter needed to go at her own pace and would go underwater only when she was ready. When we returned for the second lesson, I reminded the staff multiple times not to put her underwater. I also told the instructor directly. Instead of respecting my request, I was told that they have their own "curriculum" that they follow. I explained that I understood they had a curriculum, but I was asking them to make an exception because of my daughter's previous experience and fear. Apparently, their "curriculum" is more important than listening to a parent and recognizing when a terrified 3-year-old is crying. They put her underwater AGAIN. My daughter was crying and clearly terrified, and they continued anyway. This was not teaching--it was forcing a frightened child into something she was not ready for. I simply wanted my daughter to learn basic swimming and water safety in a safe, patient, and supportive environment. Instead, they ignored my repeated requests and made her fear even worse. If your child is young or afraid of water, I strongly recommend staying away from this place. I would never trust them with my child again. A child's safety, trust, and emotional well-being should come before any "curriculum."