My son is a young adult with Autism who is having private classes with Jonas. Jonas is excellent…read moreand patient, understanding my son's needs.

From the owner: Now BOOKING for FALL Session. Registration Opens September 6th, 2022read more

Terrible experience booking missed sessions. I enrolled two kids, and their app is terrible. So…read morebuggy, so if you see two spots left for a time, and you book one child, the slot disappears from options. If you cancel your booking, BOTH open slots show up again. Same thing even if there are 3 slots opens. Their team is unhelpful with bookings, rude, and there is no refund policy. So if you paid in advance thinking you were going to get makeups, think again - most likely, you won't have slots opening up for you to book your makeups at a time that works for you. Especially not if you're stuck with having to book for two kids like me.

I found British Swim School through a quick search online for local swim classes. My daughter is 16…read moremonths old. She started lessons (which take place at the LA Fitness in North Brunswick by the old A&P) when she was 14 months old in the Tadpole class. She used to be afraid of the bathtub and hated taking baths. Now, she loves splashing in the tub! Taking swim lessons at British Swim School eased her anxiety about the water. We belong to our local pool and she LOVES practicing her swim skills. Everywhere we go, everyone is amazed at how much she loves the water. Our instructors are super nice as well. Edwin really knows what he is doing and his team does such a good job of working with the babies one on one. We can't wait to start up swim lessons in September !

We love goldfish. It's a great chain of swim schools. We have tried them in a few states…read more This facility is very warm, welcoming and fun place to be at. The staff is young and energetic. Keep kids involved and interested all through the class. The span of class time (30 mins) just go in a blink of an eye. Very fun way of teaching kids. We coach with Coach Micheal and he's awesome. The best coach we could ask for. He super fun and teaches the kids super fast. The grading is done almost every week. Keeps the record updated and answers a lot of questions parents might have.

I have rather young children, and they love the pool in the summer, so I knew it was time to enroll…read morethem in classes. I took advantage of the free trial and I'm glad I did, because we will not be returning unfortunately. I'll start with the positives first, my 5 year old son looked like he had a good time. It was one swim instructor to about 3 children, and one by one she dealt with them, talking to them, while the others watched. He received googles during his time in the water, and overall looked like he was having a good experience. My 3 year old daughter on the other hand... was put in a lane that had two swim instructors, and four toddlers. Upon having both my children enter the water, I let the instructors know this was their very first time. My daughter's instructor asked me if it would be okay to dunk her which I appreciated, and I said if she is comfortable. That was all the positives for my daughter's experience. The two instructors talked to themselves the ENTIRE time. I do have all of this on video. I did not see my daughter receive any instruction. My daughter is very smart, and very brave, she watched what the other children were doing and copied them, but absolutely no instruction was given to her. Mind you, I'm sitting right in the front watching the whole thing!! You would think they would try just a smidge harder. Again, all of this is on video. When it came down to the dunking, my daughter was asked if she was okay going under, she said no. The instructor proceeded to dump water on her head, no explanation, no warning. My daughter was very confused, but she remained calm and kept wiping the water out her eyes. I'm so disappointed. Additionally, the other 5/6 swim instructors that did not have a class were talking so loudly amongst themselves, it was a very uncomfortable environment. Such a shame. I give an additional star only because my son's instructor was doing what she was supposed to do.

As the recommendation from our nine year old boy's homeroom teacher we are here, location great,…read moreindoor pools are bright and clean, instructors and reception are all friendly and helpful. Our two boys love here, also I am enjoyed to be able to play with them during public times and happy to meet new friends here. Highly recommended!

So far, this school has been so so. The facilities are lovely, except for the cleanliness - more…read moreabout that later. The instructors are generally nice except that the student to teacher ratio varies, where at times another instructor should be there, but is not. And on a per class basis, the cost seems a bit high(again, mostly due to the ratio). The real problem here is that the place is dirty. The showers are dirty. The lockers are dirty. The bathrooms are dirty. They never mop or clean. See photo. Look carefully. See all that nasty hair in the floor? The floors are like this ALL the time.

I loved my time at life time Princeton. The amenities were always clean, staff really nice, and…read morethere was always equipment available that I needed (and I often go during peak times). The steam room is definitely my second home. What really is the cherry on top for me are the classes. The profs are super energizing and know what they are doing, and make the whole membership worth it for me. I particularly loved the upper rx, barrefusion, and barbell class which are in high demand for a good reason!

This is not a premium, Equinox-caliber facility; it feels much more like a family-oriented dated…read moreYMCA. If you are looking for an upscale fitness experience, this probably isn't the right fit. Management uses trendy tactics to push members into group sessions, but it quickly becomes clear that their goal is membership renewal rather than actual fitness results. After giving this gym one last chance, several pitfalls solidified my decision to cancel for good. Trust me, the novelty wears off after the first week. For $250/month.....yeah nope.

Two years ago my wife and I were looking for a swimming school for our kiddo. We we're not fans of…read morethe concept of a school using hotel pools. We settled on Big Blue in Watchung, knowing that this location in the Shoppes was coming. The Shoppes location did not disappoint. The initial on onboarding experience with Julia was everything it should have been - friendly, personal, accommodating. All the staff are amazing - friendly, warm, patient. Really patient. It takes a lot of patience to deal with kids as young as 4 months to 12 years old. Did I mention patient? Special shout out to Arushi - who is unfortunately no longer there - our son really came out of his shell with her. I would, and have, recommend everyone bring their kids swimming here. The facility is clean, the water is warm, and the memories are core.

I've got my kid try couple of swim schools in the area around Highland Park and this one didn't…read moregive us an alternate mind to still look for more or come back later. We registered right after we did the trial class. The space looks spacious to start off with and looked organized from all fronts - right from the front desk, waiting parents who were at the gallery to the little kids on the different swim lanes. We found the coach Ms Kim very kids friendly and knowledgeable and the pool and showers to be clean. The parking is ample since it's attached to a shopping mall.

From Bridgewater , to Somerville , to Hillsborough hands down Oldbridge is the nicest facility !…read moreThe staff is wonderful and the place is always clean with a fantastic gym , to the pool , hot tub , sauna and steam room you just can't ask for more .

When my swim class cancelled, I don't receive any notification, no ph calls, no texts, no emails,…read moreplus the swim department never returns ph calls, never reply to emails, when I show up at the swim class only to turn around and go home. This happened not once, not twice, but 3 times! I think the head of swim dept should quit, this is culture, don't blame on high sch kids. The front desk always busy, no calls can get thru! This YMCA is strange, I wonder if kids are safe there ?

They have a great aikido class and knowledgeable instructors, you can join anytime or even stop in…read moreTuesdays or Thursdays to observe a class. 7-8:30 pm

An inexpensive alternative to pricey gyms. This Y has all you need for a workout - free weights,…read moretreadmills, rowing machines, stair climbers, plus a full weight machine room. A variety of classes are free with membership. It's not a spa experience- it's a gym. For those who complain about its condition- this was Princeton's community go-to before expensive, bespoke exercise companies like barre etc. arrived. Rich and aspirational Princetonians don't patronize it and the much-needed community support has dwindled as a result.

It was not a good experience for my 3 year old. We were told that child would be submerged under…read morethe water and we were fine with it. We thought it would be done in the way it wouldn't make her really upset. She was crying a lot... When we got home she kept saying she never want to back to that pool again. Ww dont get this approach we learned swimming as kids easily without anyone submersible us under the water.

I am only giving this location 1 star because my son had an ok experience. My daughter on the other…read morehand was traumatized. Shes two and this was her first lesson here and the coach didn't even take the time to get her comfortable with the water. she had her splash with her hands for 30 seconds and then picked her up and dunked her continuously about 10 times with short breaks in between. By about the 4th time my husband and I started to get worried and our daughter started to get upset. She was screaming but the coach kept dunking her under. My husband ended up going into the pool area and getting her out of the pool. He then carried her away to the bathroom area where she threw up from swallowing so much water. Needless to say, we will not be returning. The staff did not show any compassion, not once did they ask if she was ok. They were more worried about getting the business telling me they could switch coaches, give me a free class and even tried justifying the dunking.."its the curriculum." We've called management and will continue to spread the word that this behavior was not normal, and this is not the right swim school for children. Parents, make sure you are paying attention during the swim lessons 100% of the time. Things can change in split seconds.