We love Coach Tiffany! She's kind and patient with the kids, adapts to their learning styles and…read morepace. Our kids are so confident swimming now after only a few weeks of lessons!

In just five days Coach Tiffany was able to teach my five year old granddaughter the basic swim…read morestrokes and we watched daily as she improved. She will be able to start weekly swim lessons in the fall with a solid foundation. My three year old granddaughter learned basic swim safety and how to flutter kick. Her attention span was limited but Coach Tiffany was patient and knew how to motivate her. Great class and good instruction in a beautiful setting.

The Keller pool is great and the new masters swim program is fantastic. The pool is mainly for…read moreschool purposes, so it can be a bit frustrating when they say there is lap swim and all lanes are taken. If you remind yourself the pool is mainly for the kids, then it helps the sting of getting to the pool and having no lap lanes available. Having lived in multiple states and having swum at many pools, always having a set number of lanes open to the public is one way to get around that. But they try very hard to be accommodating. To the reviewers of the front desk: Monica and the rest of the staff are actually very nice. My first 1-2 visits were cordial, but after just a few visits you'll realize they are very nice and caring. Plus everyone has a bad day. The pool manager and lifeguards are also very kind. To the mother who's kids were cold: the pool is kept in the low 80's. I used to teach swim lessons and many children shiver. So they just must keep moving. A pool warmer than the low 80's is too hot for competitive swimming, which is what this pool is designed for. You might search out a pool that works with folks with medical problems or a pool designed only for giving lessons. Those pools are kept around 90 degrees. It's also a myth that you can catch a cold from being cold. So most likely your kids were already sick when they got to the pool.

Certainly experienced better. Appreciate 'trying' to offer lap swim. However, don't count on lap…read moreswim on the weekend. An annual subscription seems like a bad idea since no real fulfillment of 'scheduled' hours really exists currently.

I can't really say enough great things about this place!!! Picking a swim school for my anxious…read moreboys was a little nerve-racking for me but as soon as I came in to check it out, the girl behind the desk, Asha, was so warm, friendly and informative that I signed up right away. I'm very glad I did! My boys are no longer anxious but they look forward to coming and have progressed a lot. They've LOVED every single teacher/coach (Josh, Xavier, Selma and now Daniel!) that they've had! Their time here has been valuable and irreplaceable! The place is always neat and clean and it's so cool that the staff remembers your name from day 1. :-) Love love love Aquatots!!!

This place isn't a complete scam but it's surely guilty of unethical business practices. Their…read morebusiness model seems to be to bring your kids along as slowly as possible in order to maximize the money you put in. The fact they have a buy 10 months, get 2 free option is insane. In no world does it take 50-100 lessons (assuming 1-2 times per week) to learn to swim. They had my daughter stuck on level 3 of 8 for 13 or 14 lessons, which is a level that is more about becoming comfortable in/under the water and exposes them to hardly any actual swimming technique. It's a necessary step no doubt, but to string us along for 7 weeks in pool purgatory reeks of a cash grab. They will claim your child isn't hitting certain ambiguous benchmarks that are required in their system to advance, but these barometers are often ticky tack, non essential and/or are hard to quantify day to day. Many times they are things that get better with experience and exposure that is very limited or impossible in a 30 min class setting. If these criterion are to be taken seriously, the onus falls on the coach to get the kids to the next level with a reasonable sense of urgency which doesn't exist here. At the end of the day, if you're training, teaching or coaching someone and you claim they aren't meeting the mark that either you've created or exists naturally, then the failure of that student is on you. This basic level of accountability is not apparent at Aqua Tots. It's easier and more lucrative to tell what they need to work on or what they're doing wrong and charge you for another set of sessions than to get to the root cause to fix the supposed issue or to hide behind some obscure "standard" so you can keep students from progressing when they're clearly ready. After my twin 4 year olds and 7 year old completed the initial 8 lessons we bought, they obviously needed more. However, we could only afford to get my 7 y/o another 8 lessons. So due to convenience, familiarity, and an apparent misplaced hope that the school would do better, we continued. Much to our dismay, the aforementioned drawbacks continued as well. Bottom line, this swim school operates as a subscription based business. Swim lessons aren't cheap anywhere, so I recommend all who read this to spend that money with another swim school whose priority is endowing your child with the lasting life skill of swim, instead of how many lessons they can squeeze out of you.

Long time members, we absolutely love lifetime, there truly is no other gym like it. If you want…read moreaccess to top notch equipment, trainers, and classes look no further. I've been training with Rochelle in Pilaties for a little over a year now, and not only has she improved my physical physique but also my knowledge about physical health! I learn something new every class. I can't imagine not having her in my weekly routine, her care for each of her students and her want for improving their daily lives is extremely evident. She's the best!

I know 2025 is almost ending, and a lot of us have goals/gains to set for 2026. This club is quite…read morethe investment in helping me get back into shape as soon as I was cleared to workout postpartum. Let's just say going here on a weekly basis has maintained my physical and mental health! Here are my favorite parts: 1. Signature Group Training Classes: Many members don't know that our membership includes these awesome classes. If you've been to Orange Theory Fitness, the GTX classes are a very similar concept minus the rower. I love the combination of cardio and strength training, making you that strong hybrid athlete! Big shoutout to my favorite coaches - Christa on the weekdays; and Aaron on the weekends. 2. Dynamic Personal Training: Well, I thought I didn't need this since I've been exercising for years, but after taking a complimentary session, I decided to commit. I have to brag about coach Victoria. She has taught me so much! My form for upper body training was off all this time - apparently, I don't keep those shoulders down to avoid injury/strain. I'm now lifting heavier: weight down, more skeletal muscle mass, and less percent body fat. I could go on, but it's worth the extra money and time. 3. Lifetime app: If you can't make it to the gym, they have on demand classes to take your workout with you. I actually use this quite often when I can't make it there physically, and simply look at the training plan to help guide my workouts. 4. Kids Academy: You can drop off your kiddos before your workout to keep them entertained. This is a huge plus for busy parents, and the kids can sign up for classes. 5. Other cool amenities: There's a sauna, cafe, swimming pool, and spa. You literally can do your nails, but I haven't used their services yet. Oh, they even have pickle ball classes and obviously a pickle ball court for free play. 6. Equipment: I'm used to having only 2-3 squat racks and fighting/waiting on those. There's plenty to go around here! I also love to use those bumper plates; they keep them in good condition. 7. Treadmills: The treadmills are so nice to run on. They even have a sled pushing mode. I typically run on Bootcamp training mode to easily adjust the incline and speed. The only downside is they don't have a built-in fan. The entire place is kept pretty clean with a water filling station, fresh towels, mats, etc. I almost forgot to mention they have a recovery/stretch area. I can go on all day, but long story short, you should do a free tour to see what you're missing out on.

I swam for exercise last fall for a few months and enjoyed the facility. I found the morning adult…read moreswim overbooked -- the number of swimmers made it difficult for exercise. The facility is super clean, the staff very personable and organized.

My son is in the baby splash class he has been since he was three months old and he absolutely…read moreloves it. I love the teachers they are very pleasant and are so nice to all the kids and they are so interactive. He is very comfortable in the water and I truly believe that has to do with the amazing teachers. They are so helpful with showing you exactly what the babies need to do in the water and what the parents need to do. We love The Swim Lesson People :)

Beautiful, clean, and well-designed swim studio. Love that it's not humid in the guest areas like…read moreother establishments - it's just really well kept. The staff is friendly and helpful; the teachers actually seem interested in teaching your kids, instead of just getting through the lesson.

Solid instructions, clean facilities and responsive management. Best of all it's indoors!read more

Andrew and his staff is AMAZING! Our daughter has been a part of Sigma for over 4 years. We love…read morethat Sigma stresses sportsmanship over "winning." Coaches take an honest interest in the swimmers and their personal well-being as well as their athletic development. If you're looking for a club that doesn't monopolize your time and money and cares for your child on all levels, Sigma is the one for you!

Unfortunately, our experience with this swim class was extremely disappointing. My daughter…read moreattended one class, and she wasn't even in the pool with the instructor for five minutes before the instructor was already yelling and screaming at her. What bothered me most was that there was absolutely no introduction. The instructor never introduced herself to my daughter, took a moment to get to know her, or made her feel comfortable before immediately speaking to her in such an aggressive manner. This was my daughter's very first class with this instructor, and she didn't even know the woman's name. We completely understand that coaches need to give direction, correct students, and sometimes be firm. However, there is a huge difference between coaching a student and making a child feel so uncomfortable that she wants to leave within minutes of meeting you. After trying to continue for a little while, my daughter finally swam to the other side of the pool and told us she wanted to get out. At that point, we immediately pulled her from the class. She enjoys swimming because it's something she finds fun, and no child should feel that uncomfortable or intimidated within minutes of their very first lesson. As we were leaving, Katie messaged me what happened, and i explained the situation. I expected someone to follow up with us afterward, especially considering how quickly we had to remove our daughter from her first class, but we have not heard from anyone since. I'm extremely disappointed with both the way the instructor handled a brand-new student and the lack of follow-up afterward. A first lesson should be about welcoming a child, assessing their abilities, building trust, and helping them feel comfortable, not yelling at them before they've even been in the pool for five minutes.

Very clean pool & lounging areas. Bathrooms stocked & clean as well. Very competent & friendly…read morestaff. Lifeguards EVERYWHERE! Nice music level. You've got it all going on!!

I am writing this review based solely on the usage on the facilities courtesy of Saginaw Public…read moreLibrary summer programs. THANK YOU for extending the use of the gym to the community as it is SO hot outside, I'm grateful for a spacious and air conditioned space to enjoy our Summer Reading events. From what I have seen this is a clean building and the front desk attendants have all been friendly every time we have visited. Great place!

Price was a little expensive for non residents, but my kids loved it here! The staff was kind,…read morehowever, the girl in the green shirt with the freckles looked very tired and like she would rather be anywhere else. ​I highly recommend the funnel cake and pretzels. Verygood !!

Very unhappy with the new higher price of $16 for non-Hurst residents and disappointed by the…read moreindefinite closure of the toddler pool area.