Swimming competency is crucial for safety around water and Little Strokes helps children learn at…read moretheir own pace. The building contains a heated pool and locker rooms allowing for lessons any time of year. The little ones do a celebration of their choosing with the instructor every few swims to help keep things fun and at the end of the session, swimmers are given a bracelet the color of which lets parents know which level would be appropriate for the next session. Our kids have enjoyed attending.

Very well-run business. Small and personal enough to address each child and parent by name. The…read moreowner/main swim instructor, Bill, is really a pleasure to work with. He has the perfect combination of authority, warmth and humor to be a teacher of younger kids. The skills he teaches even very young children are amazing. Staff is very flexible and accommodating. Facilities are clean and well maintained, and the pool and air are warm enough for the very youngest children. Highly recommended!

This, I think, is the some of the VERY best money we have spent on any of our children. Alyssa is…read morea true professional and the peace of mind she has given me is priceless. I cannot believe the transformation in my child. She went from having a pretty intense fear of water to being a total fish-loving to swim independently! As soon as it is a bit warmer, I can't wait to get her back in the water with Alyssa! We LOVE ISR!

I can't say enough about what Alyssa has done for our family. While other swimming lessons taught…read moremy sons to splash and kick on command, ISR has taught my children to swim, quickly, eyes open, fully underwater, and to float completely unassisted while wearing heavy winter clothing. Serious, life saving skills. I was hesitant at first to sign up for 3 reasons: time commitment, expense, and more than anything else, fear that my kids would freak out and develop a fear of water. As for time commitment - you get used to the routine of coming daily very quickly and it becomes a fun activity that is just a part of your day. As for expense, first, it is an investment in your child's safety. Second, given the training and serious time investment Alyssa puts forward with each student, you get more than your money's worth. And as for fear: the opposite came true. My boys are so PROUD of what they have accomplished (because it's hard work!), and are more excited than ever to be in the water. I would not hesitate to recommend ISR lessons with Alyssa to anyone and everyone.

We love Goldfish! Our child has been here about a year off and on. His development has been steady…read moreand solid. It's so fun to be able to watch them, especially when they achieve new heights. The instructors are great overall, and some are simply naturals at this. The front desk staff is fantastic as well. They provide excellent customer service and support. They have always been pleasant when we have asked for anything. I actually look forward to our visits there, seeing the instructors and saying hi to the front staff. Because you go routinely, you end up feeling inclusiveness--kind of like being a regular at a restaurant or bar! If you're considering Goldfish, give it a try. We did and will continue.

i think that your experience will depend on your instructor and, if you have to encounter one, what…read moremanager you have to talk to. I've had very pleasant and positive experiences here, and I've had horrid ones. In regard to the latter, a manager derisively spoke to me about the language their website used, because I was too stupid to understand that their written words and options weren't what they meant, and then hung up on me when I asked her for her name. And she then called me back and lied to me that she had hung up on me. But the instructors have been nice and attentive enough--some have been wonderful, some not so engaged. But given what I experienced as management's tone to a customer, I don't don't fault staff for not being fully enthralled with their job.

My son just started in the babies class and he is 19 months old we love it so far. The facility is…read moreawesome and the pool nice, warm, and inviting. By the 3rd class he has gained skills already. We live the small class sizes the currently have and the monthly fees are doable.

Love the vibe here. Staff is so so nice. Prices are reasonable too. Teachers a very friendly too.read more

Good really isn't enough, but for Yelp purposes, 4.9 We've been Catch the Wave family for 6 years…read morenow and both of our boys have learned to swim under the program. We're so grateful for the wonderful instructors and staff- THANK YOU

We've been bringing our kids to Catch the Wave since the baby swim classes, and it's just been a…read moregreat experience. They've definitely learned a lot and are way more confident swimmers. The safety/survival stuff they teach gives me peace of mind, which is huge! My kids love going every week, their instructors are amazing especially Jennifer! Classes are small and price is great for how much fun my kids have. Plus, they're veteran-owned and have a military discount, which we appreciate. Just awesome choice all around if you are looking for swimming lessons!

Looking for a place to teach your kids how to swim? Swimwest is a great little place to start! The…read moreplace has some great staff and clean facilities. There's only one pool which is split into multiple classes at the same time. Most of the kids are younger than 4 years old. My son started here when he was 1.5 years old and it has been great. I highly recommend this place if you're looking to get your baby or toddler acquainted with water.

All of my kids have gone here for swimming, although it's only more recently that it became Emler…read more I liked that they reworked the levels so that it seemed less like a push to get them ready for swim team, which wasn't at all our goal. I just want them to know how to swim and not drown. It was fine-- some ok teachers some great ones. But not everything is good. The upkeep of the building isn't great. They haven't cleaned their vents in YEARS and it shows, as evidenced by the vent above the changing rooms. It makes me wonder how clean everything else is.

Let's first start off I'm happy with the outcome of how comfortable my son is after this spring…read morecourse in and under water. Now let's get into why I rated only 2 stars, the instructor well the one my son had been assigned to talked more than actually teaching and making my son engage in the water and missed too much session with my son so I felt by missing too much session with my son how would that instructor knows how my son has improved and where in what area he can improve on. So then I had them switched to a new instructor. Lessons are too short only 30 each time and with each time it's literally only like 5-10 min because there were also others in the same lane as him too so less interactions. Added to that, each week gone by were the same routine until the last 2 session they just added 1 new thing which is safety. So you are basically paying for the same movement each week they go in for lesson. Although all staffs were friendly it needs to be a bit more organized.

We've been coming here for swim lessons for the past few months. Due to COVID restrictions, they've…read morebeen offering private lessons at a discounted price. It's not cheap but our son has learned a lot and really likes his teacher. I wish there were lockers in the locker room so we didn't have to haul everything onto the pool deck or leave it unlocked in a cubby. Everything is new and they follow COVID guidelines closely.

People are very friendly. Limited amount of cardio equipment but can usually get on a piece of…read moreequipment. Currently under renovation so will be much improved.

Great gym, great clientele, awesome owner, no contracts. Friendly, family atmosphere. The owner,…read moreKenny, is one the nicest, most genuine guys you will ever meet.

Large open bright and beautiful location just off the west beltline…read more Group fitness offered both in a classroom and in the pool. Countless machines for cardio and weight training, Basketball courts, racquetball courts, a stretch zone with theraguns, steam room, sauna, resistance pool, hot tub and 4 foot deep pool. This location has nearly anything you could possibly need for fitness. Strained ligament stretch, spend 5 minutes on a bike at your place, spend 5 minutes in the pool at your pace, spend as much time as your able in the resistance pool. You can position closer to the center for ease and closer to the outside for greater resistance. This location also has a childcare facility for gym members, Saturday family swim at a designated time on weekends and offers tween memberships with adult supervision. Be sure to stretch before and after your workout to prevent muscle injury. Wipe equipment after use, put things away after use. ** When wait training slow and controlled movements are best so you don't sustain injury or damage equipment. ** Get your workout on! You can pay for day passes, pay monthly, or sign you for a 2 year plan. Guest pass accepted when member is accompanying guest. (Non compensated review)

I recently went in there for a trial pass. They have some updates, however, their light workout…read moremachines are still the same that they've had since they opened I don't know how many years ago. The heavyweight lifters corner still smells like the worst smell in the world you can think of. I see they have a private area for women so they don't have to endure sexism. The one week that I was in there, I had a guy look at me really weird and felt uncomfortable. It's just not the place that it was when it opened. Except for figuring your membership cost out in two minutes to be everything you've gotten in your pocket.