Very good, professional swim coach. Perfect for teaching your kids age 4 to teenagers to swim…read moreproperly. They have daily after school swim practices, so my kids are making a lot of progress in proper technique and can nearly swim across the pool unassisted. Their prices are good compared to places like FINS or other swim schools. ($90 for the swim season) You don't have to reside in the subdivision to join. Highly recommend.

Clean facility, bright new and nice people…read more My Kiddo likes her instructor and the candy!

I wanted to sign my autistic son up for swim lessons due to so many drownings read about in the…read moremedia. I called ahead of time and made my sons diagnosis clear and my reason for signing up. He has no physical disability and is 6 years old (the age all kids love water). After his first lesson (which he absolutly enjoyed) it was suggested he do private lessons because "he's very active in the water". Lessons went from 30$ to 90$ per lesson. It was presented to me in a way I felt I had no choice or could not bring him back. Its hard enough as a parent of a child with this diagnosis and I understand that is my journey to deal with, I understand this is a business, however this was very discouraging among other things. As I questioned how unfair it felt and came off, there was to attempt of any resolution from anyone.

well we live in Texas and they teach swimming! my kids have learned so much and gained so much…read moreconfidence in abilities. the coaches are great, transition between skill levels seamlessly and truly kids learn to swim. heated pools, showers, no complaints here!

Both of my kids have lessons here once a week and the coaches are so patient and gentle! They have…read morelearned so much in a short time!

Probably the best priced swim lesson place around. My son has had four lessons already and he is…read morequickly learning new skills. I think his swim instructor, Zach, is wonderful with children. I pay $70 a month for four 30 minute group swim lessons. Only once was my son paired with another child for a swim lesson. The other three times we got a private 20 minute lesson for the price of a group lesson because there weren't any other children signed up in that time slot. There is also an annual family registration fee for $35 I believe. They sell goggles, caps, kick boards, towels and suits for a great price. I could find them cheaper anywhere else. All the other swim lesson places charge more than twice as much as Sea Sports and I can't imagine better service.

I am an educator so I recognize quality instruction. First this is a small facility, not fancy but…read moreclean and safe. At most my children have had to share an instructor with one other student but often have the instructors all to themselves. Instruction seems very intimate and individualized. The instructors immediately Established rapport with my children. They waste no time getting straight to skills. You can tell the skills are sequenced and well thought out. My four-year-old with few skills was able to swim across the pool on her own today after only four lessons. All these initial lessons have been focused on recovery and keeping my girls safe in the water. I can't say enough good things about Sea Sports. All the other parents I've talked to there are equally happy about the instruction.

While we had a good experience at Goldfish, this is definitely a slow & steady wins the race type…read moreof teaching. We did Goldfish for nearly 4 years from the time my son was 18 months old to 5.5 years old. We nearly got up to a quirky dog paddle that my son could do before we were unenrolled due to my nonpayment (mom brain during Spring break, whoops.) Two of my son's swim teachers we got to know and love (Emily & Juquan) were incredible and I think really set the foundation for my son to try to connect the dots with swimming. While I think this is an excellent opportunity for brand new swimmers, I'm a tiny bit hesitant to recommend long term because it just took so long for my son to get where he's at today. We don't have a personal pool, only a community pool that's open during the summer. So maybe that's on me? Great staff, clean facilities, reasonable pricing for what you get but the learning model needs to revisited to get swimmers swimming faster.

I really like how structured the school is. The teachers take pride in getting the learners on to…read morethe next stages!

Caitlyn is so patient and kind with our boys. Our toddler is almost 3 and our little guy is 1 and…read morethey are both doing so well and having a lot of fun with her. Some days my 1 year old is fussy but Caitlyn isn't phased at all, she just rolls with it and does her best to help him feel comfortable. She has little songs she sings to help them remember what to do and that clicks really well with our kids. We love that we can get lessons right in our backyard so the kids can practice safety where it matters most. She was flexible with us when the kids got sick as well. Highly recommend her!

Caitlyn is great with kids of all ages and abilities. She has taken kids from fear of water to…read moreswimming across the pool in 4 weeks.

Emily and her staff are amazing. They are extremely passionate in what they do, and my 4-year old…read morehas made so much progress. Emily was great at identifying my daughter's fear of the water and working with her to gain her trust in the water. I am so grateful for this place and excited to watch my daughter continue to progress with each class.

As first time parents, my husband and I didn't know where to begin with swim lessons. We just knew…read morewe need to do something quick because our son had no fear of the water. We signed him up for semi-private lessons at a facility. He had recently turned 2 and was put with a child much older than him. The first lesson was horrible as he was pulled under the water with no warning. He became so afraid of the water after that one lesson that he cried to even take a bath that night. During his second lesson I became so upset, I told my husband to go in and get him out of the water. After one month and his fear only growing, we pulled him out and didn't know where we were going to go from there. Fast forward to that summer, I was able to snag a coveted spot with Ms. Emily. The first few lesson were hard and there were tears but Ms. Emily has a special gift when working in the water with children. She is loving, patient, consistent yet firm. She establishes a bond with each child so they know they can trust her. She was a God send and exactly what my son needed. She builds a rapport with each family and it is evident that she unconditionally loves your child as she would her own. My son has swam with most of the instructors at All Things Swim. Each one is an extension of Emily's teaching. They are consistent, patient and fun. Each lesson ends with a few minutes of fun time, children always leave the water on a positive note. Our instructors always greet us by name as soon as we walk in door. It makes you feel special, not like you are just another client. My son loves going to swim and cries when it's time to leave. Ms. Emily and her team have built a solid swim foundation for my son. I no longer have a fear when he is around water. I know that he is a strong swimmer and knows his survival skills to safely get out. I love watching him grow in his confidence and swimming abilities.

Our daughter started intensive swim classes in June and she had enjoyed every minute of it!…read more Because of our schedule, we have had to switch times, but, we have been happy with every teacher that has helped her along the way! We were worried swim classes might scare her, but it has been wonderful!! The biggest thank you to: Ms. Yolanda, Ms. Danielle, Ms. Mary Lou, Mr. Rigo, Mr. Matt, and all of the ladies at the front that have helped me with signing up for classes!!! We love Houston Swim Club- Cypress!

The one thing this place has locked down is ORGANIZATION. The place is huge and has a lot of…read moreswimmers. Although it looks chaotic, they have a great system to keep things under control. The front desk has two people working, so even if one is on the phone, you are greeted by another member. Everyone I have encountered have been so friendly, courteous, and knowledgeable. Once you are signed up, they give your child a color specific wrist band, so the instructors and staff members know where to direct them. All the instructors have customized shirts with names on the back, which is super helpful to me because I can't remember faces as quickly. They don't make it a point where they speak with you after every swim lesson to give feedback on your child. However, towards the end of the week session or however long you signed up for, you are allowed to go to the other side of the pool and watch your child and then you can ask and/or discuss whatever you want. When I signed my son up, he was in for an "intense" weeklong session where he went every day for 2 weeks for 30 minutes a day. He started off as a "guppy". He did the session with 2-3 other kids, so technically I was paying for only 10 minutes of swim time. However, it was still worth it because he was young, and I think seeing other kids swim helps comfort him and gave him confidence. He cried on the first day, BUT his instructor, Miss Mary Lou was super sweet and was able to calm him down. At the end of the session, he was all smiles and couldn't wait to come back. When I signed up, my son got a shirt and a booklet. That booklet is super cute and helpful! It's a fun comic for the kid, but it also tells me what to expect because they basically explained everything in there. I'm telling you, their organization is great. They thought of everything! After the guppy session, he was advanced to the next level: goldfish. We transitioned to him swimming 1 day a week with other kids again. However, when private lessons popped up, we switched. I highly recommend private 1 on 1 sessions because you get the whole 30 minutes. The instructors do teach the entire 30 minutes and never stop a minute early, which is nice. You can rest assure you're paying for the entire time. I like the private sessions because I feel like my son was able to learn more. Mr. Luke was his private instructor, and he was awesome. He pushed him, which I appreciated. Of course, when my son showed signs of fatigue or was overwhelmed, I saw Mr. Luke adjusted his methods a bit, but he didn't "baby" him. The place has lots of changing rooms and a huge shower room for the kids. There is also lots of places for parents to sit and watch their child. Although a lot of people come and go, it doesn't feel overly crowded or claustrophobic. When your child passes the float test, they have a super cute tradition where the child gets to place their handprint anywhere on the wall and write their name. It just makes the child's experience more special and memorable. Overall, I highly recommend this place! This was a great place for my son to start off learning how to swim.