Can't recommend this place enough. Teachers are all very nice and great instructors. The website to…read morefollow the kids progress, make up a missed class or others is very easy to use. My boys just finished their "summer school" and I can't be happier with the progress.

My daughter has been coming to Noonan for about 3-4 months now and since the beginning I knew she…read morewas going to really grow here. I had previously had her enrolled in swimming lessons but saw no growth in the few months we were attending. In the first month I saw her learn and apply her techniques. I appreciate the ability to make up a class within 30 days and ability to switch classes based off of availability. They do monthly check ins with your child to see their progress and promote them to the next level once they are ready. Each level has its own set of techniques/longer second increments of specific skills as well.

Can't say enough! The instructors are hands on, interactive, and very knowledgeable! It's clear…read moretheir curriculum is centered around swim safety! An absolute must living in Southern California!

The staff are so kind and genuine. They care about engaging in positive interactions with your…read morechild, whether they are at the front desk or a swim coach. Our daughter works with coach Josh and he is amazing! We started with the guppy class and then graduated into individual lessons. Coach Josh works with your child's comfort level, while also challenging them in a safe and positive way when they show signs of readiness. I have also observed the staff/coaches be very engaging, sweet, and understanding with children who are on the spectrum or have learning disabilities. I wish I could give this business more stars! It is well worth the wait of enrollment.

What a fun place to include in any given night out! Bring your clubs and swing away. Definitely a…read moreboys night out winner!

Hey friends if your fam likes golfing- like half of ours do You'll enjoy yourselves here! My fav…read morepart ??The pricing here is killer 2 hrs on the curved screen for up to 12 people - we only paid less than $100 buc- maybe it's because it was a Tuesday. Disclaimer:We found that price and booked online*. They have canned/ bottled drinks on site as well as chips. No food but you ARE allowed to bring food Either way- don't say I didn't put you on. Shared on Insta and on now here on my Yelp

As far as swim schools go for my son, I can only compare Floaties (@3yrs) to SD swim school…read more(@5yrs). He also had a swim instructor as part of summer school, but that wasn't a swim school. I'm doing my review from my son's new-to-swimming/basic swimmer perspective. Classes that teach more advanced swimmers may be different. SD Swim has certified American Red Cross instructors who presumably use that methodology for instruction (though it isn't specifically stated on their site). Floaties instructors use the Floaties Way, which they're all trained in. SD Swim takes place at Mt Carmel High School's swim facilities, which have the typical chlorinated pool common to most homes and public swim areas. Floaties has their own locations that use heated salt water pools. For SD Swim, I like that each class has an instructor *and* a lifeguard in the water watching the group no matter how big/small. Some groups had six children, some had two. My 5yr old was the only one in his class because the other groups were filled, but he still had a lifeguard watching him while he was being taught. Safety is clearly important here. The instructor taught my son to float on his back (which he was somewhat familiar with from Floaties). Then he was taught to float for a bit on his belly before rolling onto his back again. This was a new technique that made a lot of sense when I saw it. If you accidentally fell into the water and weren't a good swimmer, you can hopefully roll yourself onto your back and breathe. Or if you don't have stamina, you might swim on your belly for a bit before rolling to your back...and back and forth. The instructor was also trying to get my son to sort of swim on his side with one cheek out of the water...in a kind of pre-freestyle position. He didn't quite get it, but I could see where it was going. Facilities-wise, there are about five or six spray showers against the wall to the side of the bathrooms. There are also three stalls adjacent that you/your child can change in. The stalls are only covered with thin plastic tarps that have rips in them (at least, as of this review). A small wind means you could be getting a face full of plastic stuck to you if you're not wary. Or you could be giving someone an eyeful if you really want to change there. Getting my son into the women's bathroom stall to change was a chore, and I realize that some parents don't want their girls seeing penis, which would certainly happen with my squirrelly son. Some doors on the larger outdoor stalls would be a convenience. If you know your kiddo is fine with water on his/head, and you don't mind the regular pool (chlorine), then I recommend SD Swim. Their instruction and focus on safety is admirable. Floaties has the heated salt water pool that I mentioned before. They start beginners off by slowly dribbling water over the child's head and distracting them with a variety of toys floating and hiding in various areas around their pool. It's possible that several classes will be dedicated to overcoming a child's fear of water this way. I'm not sure how SD Swim does it so I can't compare. Lastly, price. SD Swim is not as expensive as Floaties for the same number of classes. This might also figure in to your decision.

My daughter has been in the small groups if just two kids for 3 sessions now. That's 3 weeks total…read more Great experience so far. We've had different instructors each week, but they all are using the same method which is to teach the kids how to float on their backs, the swim on their backs and eventually swim on their front. This is to yeah them to be water safe from the get go. My daughter has learned so much in such a short period of time. I'm very impressed with how sweet and encouraging they are with the kids. She's almost 4 and they are full of praise for her efforts and high fives. We love the week long sessions for 5 days in a row. That's about what we can handle right now. She's exceeded my expectations and I'm thrilled with our experience.

I'm so happy to find this academy, toutoring is excellent, are patient respectful and supportive…read more,with special needs students.

We have absolutely loved our experience here! My son is 18 months old now and started swim lessons…read morewhen he was 16 months. We have a pool at home, so learning water safety was a huge priority for our family. Looking back, I only wish we had started even sooner. The progress he has made in just a couple of months has been incredible. He can float better than most adults I know, and he's already learned how to roll over onto his back and float if he falls into the water. Watching him develop these lifesaving skills has given us so much more confidence around the pool. Like many toddlers, he still cries during some lessons and reaches for me, especially when he's learning a new skill. But I've come to realize that's because he's being challenged, and growth isn't always comfortable. Once he mastered floating, he actually stopped crying for several lessons. Now that he's working on a new skill, the tears have returned a bit which is completely normal. Kris is patient, encouraging, and always makes sure he is safe while helping him build confidence. I truly appreciate how focused the program is on real water safety, not just having fun in the pool. Seeing what my son is capable of at only 18 months old has been amazing. I would highly recommend these lessons to any parent, especially if you have a pool or spend time around water. It's one of the best investments we've made for our son's safety.

Sunday family fun at its finest!…read more Booked the court super easily, showed up, and boom--good vibes all around. Staff was super friendly, courts were ready, and no stress at all. My husband and I brought our 9-year-old and toddler, and let's just say... it was less "pickleball match" and more "chaotic family rally" No rules, just hitting the ball and laughing the whole time. Even the serious players on the other courts were super nice (and probably entertained by us). Overall, such a fun and easygoing experience. Definitely coming back!

The pickleball court is perfect. The people that play are always so nice and friendly. I've been…read morehere twice before... rented the whole court and had my birthday here... I enjoy this court so much i just had to become a member! So worth the price. The staff is amazing, especially Aya. Highly recommend this pickleball court.

The good: This is an awesome bug themed park in a spacious…read morearea nestled within a quiet neighborhood with newly developed homes (2000s). There's a big grassy area that's great for kids and pets. There are structures that look like an ant, butterfly, spider, bee and more. There's a cool swing that allows for a young toddler and bigger toddler to go at the same time together. The seesaw looks like a dragonfly. There's shade over the play structure. There are shaded picnic areas too. There's plenty of parking. There are placards with interesting bug facts. The bad: I think they only had a portable potty and not a formal bathroom structure. The interesting: There's a lot of fresh tanbark.

A worker reached out to me and brought me in for a free class to check out their new studio! It's…read morevery clean and I love the convenience of it being opened 24 hours. Each sauna fits up to 2-3 people, but I like how you can be in the room yourself too since it is pretty small. The staff was nice and set me up. Would definitely come back!