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.

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!

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.

We and our toddler love aqua tots! She cant wait for her…read morelesson each week. They make it so much fun for all kids and levels. All the coaches are great but coach Hondo is her favorite!

My son has been swimming here for over a year now and we've had a great experience! Coach Allison…read moreis incredible! She genuinely cares about teaching her students how to swim and my son loves her!

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.

My husband and I love our "country club" gym as we call it. You pay premium but get a premium…read moremembership. The quality of instructors is high and I'm a personal fan of the Alpha strength classes. The gym is always clean and the locker rooms as well. I love the amenities of having a sauna and showers. I also like having a protein shake at the cafe if I'm running somewhere else other than home after the gym. We joined a year ago and are looking forward to taking advantage of their outdoor pool this summer. If you have little kids, I hear the kids facilities are amazing too.

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

I do not recommend this place if you expect dependability or consistency or even communication! My…read more4 year old attended lessons at sigma for spring semester feburary-May Monday and Wednesday @7pm As parent on the spectrum, I thrive with structure. I found the lack of communication unmanageably frustrating. Sigma cancelled last minute several times which i documented on 3/26 , 4/30 . 3/26 lessons were rescheduled for May 9th with two days notice given on May 6th it took over a month to reschedule . As well as 4/30 was rescheduled with only two days notice. I voiced this to a sigma manager named relda & Corley, they defended this policy by saying unfortunately it happens people get sick bad weather happens , which I understood but I still felt customer needs were not respected or prioritized. I DO NOT do business where the facility makes countless mistakes ,and penalize ruthlessly.

Excellent instructors. Incredibly awful communication though. Definitely made to feel from every…read moreinteraction with the deck and admin staff that questions are bothersome and they're doing us a huge favor by enrolling our kid. You should know that this place is expensive but despite the rude deck staff, the teaching staff are great! Don't choose days/times that overlap with federal holidays because you'll pay for those without any reimbursement. Also if there's lightening within 10miles this pool shuts down so expect that. Again the communication is downright awful and initially the teaching will seem chaotic but it works. Watch the fine print about withdrawing - it's practically like a lease - must withdraw by the 7th of the month preceding the month blah blah blah otherwise you hand over your firstborn. They don't make it easy to register or withdraw. Website is pretty bad too.

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!

Nice place to meet seniors, crafts,things for elderly, nice placebingo, exercise..reconize…read morebirthdays months, good for seniors.

I enjoyed the show at this pool , in particular because there was so much to see . Thank you!read more

This aquatic center is perfect for all ages. If you're 65 yrs and older there's no fee. There are…read moreseveral different areas, depending on your skill level, to enjoy the water on a hot day. There's an area for diving off the diving board, an area for a smaller children, lazy river for all ages and a water slide. That looks really interesting. I didn't go on that one but yeah, it's really nice. Lots of grassy area so if you wanna picnic out there, while enjoying the water. There's lounging chairs that go pretty quickly as well as the tubes for the lazy river. The lifeguards are very nice very well trained, constantly looking, constantly watching everyone to make sure no one is in distress. And yes, there are a lot of lifeguards which is really great considering how many people are there. There are rules to to the aquatic center too many for me to mention here, but if you want to check it out, go to their website. When I checked on the website, for the past couple days, it said it was closed, but the best thing to do is call to make sure it is open. Even the day I went the website online said it was closed. Before you reach the aquatic center you wind your way through the park that is very beautiful and very clean.