Coach Alyssa is amazing! She is so patient with our wild 3 year old, and has helped him learn to…read morefocus and swim all by himself. She has also helped our 5 year old learn freestyle and backstroke to build her confidence to help make the summer swim team! My kids always look forward to lessons with her, and she makes it easy to schedule the lesson in our own pool.

10/10 RECOMMEND! I…read morerecently started my adult swim lessons with Alyssa, and I can unequivocally recommend her. She is incredibly patient, she clearly tailors her lessons towards her students, and she really does instill a great sense of confidence in you once you start building upon your skills. Don't hesitate: sign up for Feet2Fins!

Both my kids have autism, the instructors are so great and take there time with all the kids, I…read morefinally feel safe about if anything happened to them near water they would be able to get out of the water,

My eldest went to Wolfies through a partnership with Mays School just down the street when she was…read more4. They got a 30-minute lesson per week and I didn't see any of it since the school brings them there and takes them back. However, my daughter did like it so I kept them in mind and she was comfortable in the water, which is great. She's now 7 and I enrolled her and her 3 year old brother over the summer in the same class. Now, because I take them, I get to see it all first hand. First off, the staff are all helpful and attentive. No problems on that end. There's an annual membership fee plus $120 per month per person, though they do offer a free trial class before you make it official. The cost includes one 30-minute GROUP class (2-3 people) per week and if you want more swimming days, it's another $120 per day each week. I was going to shop around but my daughter liked Wolfies so we stuck with them. You drop them off about 5 minutes before their time slot and the teachers wind down about 3 minutes before the end of the time slot. Because of that, I wouldn't say it's exactly a full 30 minutes you get, but it's close. They do talk to you about your child(ren's) progress or any notes when you pick them up, which is nice. You make an account on their website and it's easy to mark an absence and schedule a make up. You can mark the absence up until the minute before your class begins so that's great. My only complaints: - Because my daughter started in the summer and we had the bad luck to choose a time slot with an instructor who would be leaving 2 weeks later, there were a number of weeks where their instructors kept on changing, especially when school started and one that seemed settled changed because of class conflict. That really set her back from getting promoted to the next level. - Within our 4 months at Wolfies, we've had 3-ish classes that were cancelled on their end due to accidents (vomiting/defecating) in the pool. In fact, 1 of those times, I was en route and the second, we were already there. You do get an automatic make up credit but it can be difficult depending on other commitments. I have both of my kids in the same time slot so I have to hunt for make up classes with 2 openings. - You'll need more than just 1 class per week to see results unless you've got easy access to a pool to practice in. They do offer special classes (every day during certain times of the year, private, and holiday camps) and I highly recommend those if you want to get your child that edge and have the financial means. I saw a marked improvement with my daughter after she participated in summer camp (albeit 3/5 days because she got sick the SUNDAY before - no credit/refund without a doctor's note, by the way) 2 months into classes. Her instructors (2 different ones) for the 2 classes after said she was ready to test to the next level, but then some cancelled classes and instructor changes later, she's now "almost there but not quite ready yet" which honestly irritates me a bit. Progress will feel stagnant eventually from when I've spoken to other parents unless you get in extra time. - Only the front office and upstairs room where parents can sit and wait/watch are air conditioned (but it's not very consistent). The pool, changing rooms and bathrooms are NOT and I am dripping with sweat after I help my kids out of their bathing suits and into their regular clothes. I don't mind too much about the pool area but those changing and restrooms are stifling with full on humidity and heat. The pool has these garage type doors that are opened and... I really hate summer. Hah. Pool area has some air flow so not as bad but not so much for those enclosed changing rooms.. - Thirty minutes isn't that long, especially if your class has the full 3 people in it. That's roughly 10 minutes per student and even less if one of them is upset. Instructors do try their best to give each student an equal amount of attention though. It's been 4 months and my eldest is still Level 2. To think she could have gotten promoted 2 months ago! They do the same thing in every class for that level so the content is predictable. We'll stay here until the year is up and go from there and I really hope she'll get promoted by then if not sooner. The good thing is my kids do seem to like it and the instructors try to make it fun and comfortable for those on the fence.

Even though they're very professional the teacher or instructor is Awesome with my son and clearly…read moreshe is the best at what she's doing...the only thing bothers me is that I'm paying for 30 minutes and if you have to share it with another student it's really not worth it. Doing it with a partner it take time to learn the basics and that's very sad because you want them to learn their best. Thats what you paying. hopefully they can have a teacher for each child even though there partnes.. Because really? havin like 15 minutes of teaching.. The teacher or instructor she's amazing with the kid's my son love's her already...and my son is 2..I definitely do it again but I will hope it can have more instructors ..

We've been with Lifelong for almost a year now. We started with my older daughter and now both my…read morekids use this service. Lisa is very easy to contact and arrange lessons with. She responds very quickly through texts and is excellent about notifying scheduling/location changes. We've had three instructors so far. Lisa has designed a program that every instructor follows--which is great for kids since they know what's coming next. Our current instructor is Nina and she is all kinds of wonderful. My toddler was having a very hard time with being in the water without her mom. Nina was kind, very loving and patient with a screaming child. We're 4 lessons in and now my younger daughter happily walks to her teacher. Nina adjusted her lesson to accommodate my children's needs. Overall we couldn't be happier and highly recommend you start your swim lessons here!

I took the lifeguard certification at Gigglin' Marlin for Red Cross and I had no IDEA what I was…read moregetting myself into. The shop staff was nice and respectable and they loved their jobs. The instructor on the other hand, was unfocused, unwilling to get into the water, belittled us every chance he got, and learned nothing from him but to relax. There were moments where he left a class of nine students to teach a overlapping swim lesson... for an hour. This is just one instance where he left us unattended. The only reason we passed was a student was getting her certification and she was knowledgeable in the water. I wish no one this abominable experience, unless they train some new instructors and made sure that they did their job well instead of taking a back seat.

I recently got my PADI open water certification here. The instructors Doug and Juan get 5 stars in…read moremy opinion. They were extremely friendly, knowledgable, passionate and safety oriented. Unfortunately there were too many rental equipment issues. During the first non-pool (lake) dive my tank started gushing air uncontrollably right before jumping off the dock. This was apparently due to a busted O-ring. I understand things happen but this was extremely disconcerting as I was about to enter the water for my first "real" dive. Other people in my small group had issues as well, including someone who had a leaking secondary air regulator. This was inconvenient for the PADI skills drills (practicing switching to secondary air) but would've been a real danger if there was an actual emergency underwater. I also don't understand why they require you to buy weights for the PADI course. I just assumed that it's something all divers need to have because I didn't know otherwise, but in reality I'll never use them again because use of dive weights is included in the cost of virtually all recreational excursions. No one travels on vacation with 10-20lbs of weights in their suitcase. I spent ~$150 on weights when they could've just rented them to me. On a positive note, the shop staff was very patient taking the time to help me find the perfect fitting mask, fins, etc. If this place is convenient to you I recommend it due to the quality instructors, otherwise I wouldn't go out of my way to take classes here. And if you do, definitely look to buy used or cheap dive weights elsewhere because a weight is a weight and you'll never use them after the class.

Several things: 1. Progress reports are only shared every 4…read moremonths so you have no idea where your child is or what they need to work on. 2. Automatic billing in a month in advance so you cannot do anything if you are displeased. 3. Do not miss a class... ever, Saint Street will not allow you make it up, move your schedule or get a refund. 4. There are no clear goals or timeline to move on. It's their discretion so you just keep showing up, paying and hoping. 5. Three kids to an instructor so your kid actually only gets about 8 minutes of instruction and then the rest is them sitting on the side. 6. My truck was broken into in their parking lot and all I got was a "sorry"

The instructors are great But Not enough classes offered…read more And today the owner of street came by and was quite obnoxious to the little swimmers to show "who the boss was" and disengenuous. We will be looking for other facilities to take our kids for swim lessons.

The manager is very rude and does not have skills to deal with clients. Several classes have been…read morecancelled and there are fees involved to reschedule classes that were cancelled by irresp instructors. Poor service and would not recommend this place!

Very good with minimal injury liability. I go here to work out and swim. I was stuck in a locker…read moreroom for 2 hrs.

Great number of classes for the price. Our class instructor Justin is wonderful as he's patient,…read moreenthusiastic, and has shared a number of tips to ease our son into learning how to swim (our son didn't like submerging his head under water at first). Also plenty of restrooms and changing space for the little ones and families.

I cannot say enough good things about this place! We took our 3 month old for bath time babies…read moreclass while we were visiting family in Houston for a month and he loved all six of his classes we were able to attend. The instructors are so wonderfully amazing and friendly and the facility is so clean! Sadly, we don't have an Emler Swim School where we live, but we'll be taking our son back for more classes every time we visit Houston.

I absolutely love this Dive Shop! Everyone on the staff is knowledgeable, friendly and very helpful…read morewith all your needs. I thoroughly enjoyed my Open Water training with Tim & Jim because they made everything so relatable so everyone could grasp all the important info. Not only that, but we also met the other dive shop staff while we were completing our Open Water dives at Mammoth Lake and I feel as if I've entered into a whole new world of good friends who share the same interests. I highly recommend Divetech to anyone who is looking for a great Dive Shop or is considering giving this scuba thing a try... You'll never regret opening the doors to this exciting underwater world and you'll have great New friends here to share your experiences with It's never too late! I've wanted to do this since I was 14 and I'm 56 now!

Dive tech team is awesome. Everyone is. very welcoming. So…read moremy child's instructor is Joshua. Even though my child is just 5 years old, He takes time every week to greet her and get an update on how school is going and how her week is going before starting class. In doing that, he shows her that she is important to him . It gives her trust in him and more confidence in herself. Great job Joshua !!!