| Mon | 08:30 am - 08:30 pm |
| Tue | 08:30 am - 08:30 pm |
| Wed | 08:30 am - 08:30 pm |
| Thu | 08:30 am - 08:30 pm |
| Fri | 08:30 am - 06:30 pm |
| Sat | 08:30 am - 05:30 pm |
My and my fellow volleyball parents brought our kids for volleyball practice next door to Aqua Fit and while the coach was giving us a welcoming talk a very rude lady came over and interrupted him complaining that some of our parents had parked in front of their business. Two of our mom's said it was them and them and politely offered to move their vehicles but she wanted to keep complaining. She finally left and let the coach continue talking to our girls. I decided to walk over and see what she was complaining about and basically she was upset volleyball parents had used spots the were on her side of the building. She then saw me and came out to confront me. I told her I just told her I wanted to see for myself what the issue was and she got an attitude again. I pointed out none of the spots were labeled so anyone could park where they wanted. If I hadn't been worried about this lady damaging my vehicle I would have probably moved my truck over there just to prove a point. If this is the attitude of the employees at Aqua Fit then I cant even imagine anyone wanting to do business with them.
I feel like the quality of the classes was better than Emler and I appreciated the attention given to the pool rules before each class. I eventually left because I became tired of having to watch people get treated rudely for being late to the pool rules, especially considering the parking situation. The pool rules are important and they are why I picked Aqua Fit instead of Emler but fighting for a parking space to keep from being yelled at and watching other people get yelled at became too much stress for a Saturday morning.
Great place ! Very clean and kids love it here.
Never be rude to your clients!
Never be rude to your clients!
Very bad experience. It's long story but in short, i took my two sons, 9 year old (return student after long time) and 3.5 year old (first timer). The teacher for 9 year old was rude, noisy and low-tempered. She embarrassed him in front of people that you cant swim for this level, so i asked her to send him in lower level of class, i m fine, then she told someone else loud enough to embarrass him more, i pointed her and she started aggressive argument with me. Then manager while trying to put my 3.5 year old back in swimming pool, pushed very hard, rudely, on his shoulder, even his teacher in pool saw that. I walked to her and confronted her on this behavior, she walked out on me, only later to apologize for her behavior but my child then didnt want to go in pool again, what an experience for him first day and he said that he dont wanna learn swimming now (3.5 year old saying that), he was so happy going into learning and came out very hardhearted and afraid, well done aqua fit for discouraging a baby boy from swimming with you attitude. On top of that my wife was threatened by 9 year old's teacher and someone sitting next to pool, she told me they are racist probably. Anyway, not going back probably and i dont think they care as they have good clientele, one gone dont make dent on their pocket. But i just wanted to throw it out so others can beware of their attitude and they dont do this ever again with anyone.
Very bad experience. It's long story but in short, i took my two sons, 9 year old (return student after long time) and 3.5 year old (first timer). The teacher for 9 year old was rude, noisy and low-tempered. She embarrassed him in front of people that you cant swim for this level, so i asked her to send him in lower level of class, i m fine, then she told someone else loud enough to embarrass him more, i pointed her and she started aggressive argument with me. Then manager while trying to put my 3.5 year old back in swimming pool, pushed very hard, rudely, on his shoulder, even his teacher in pool saw that. I walked to her and confronted her on this behavior, she walked out on me, only later to apologize for her behavior but my child then didnt want to go in pool again, what an experience for him first day and he said that he dont wanna learn swimming now (3.5 year old saying that), he was so happy going into learning and came out very hardhearted and afraid, well done aqua fit for discouraging a baby boy from swimming with you attitude. On top of that my wife was threatened by 9 year old's teacher and someone sitting next to pool, she told me they are racist probably. Anyway, not going back probably and i dont think they care as they have good clientele, one gone dont make dent on their pocket. But i just wanted to throw it out so others can beware of their attitude and they dont do this ever again with anyone.
Great place to do water aerobics and their prices are awesome. Fantastic staff.
I have been going for Adults - Women Swim Class. Miss Betty is just awesome. She is very patient helps you practice a lot.
Aqua Fit is AWESOME!! The instructors are top notch and extremely patient. They will definitely help you make great progress in reaching your swim goals! They are kid friendly too!!
It's OK but definitively could be better. Some of the older swim teachers are a little harsh on the kids, I have seen a couple of them yelling and/or having a "not too friendly" face when teaching, not all of them of course, and there's this very sweet and friendly teacher that my kids had in one of the sessions named Adrianne I think (not sure though) and I wish she was my kids teacher in all the classes, but unfortunately she wasn't available at the time we could take the class so we got a different teacher.
Anyways, when it comes to my kids (ages 4 and 6) I feel they don't help them too much when they see them struggling in the water, my daughter got really scared today, she doesn't swim but loves the water, so I wanted her to learn in a safe and fun environment, her teacher is Betty (as well as my son't teacher since they are both in the same beginners class), she is an OK teacher, I do feel she is a little too demanding sometimes, both my son and daughter have had moments where they were under water too long and the teacher wouldn't help them until she actually saw them drowning for a while, I feel this is totally unnecessary, if she sees they are under the water trying to get out as crazy she should help them right away, at least that's what I would do.
Today at class my daughter was under the water too long and got very scared, when the teacher finally decided to help her out and got her to the edge of the pool she started crying,she'd swallowed some water and that got her scared, anyways I got up and went closer to talk to her and calm her down, I asked her if she was OK, and she said that it was very scary and that she though she was going to drown, in that moment the teacher (who was in the pool with the other kids including my son) asked me: what did she said? so I told her: "she said she was drowning and that she's scared", so the teacher in a very unfriendly (almost mad) voice told me: DON'T SAY THAT! , I was like OK, that's what my daughter said, so she replied again: YES BUT DON'T SAY THAT!. I didn't say anything else since I didn't want to argue or anything so I just went back to my seat, I just told her what my daughter had said to me, and it was obvious she was terrified, I mean, she left the pool crying, doesn't that gives the teacher a little clue of they way she is feeling?
So my daughter also cried at home after we came back from the class today (she is 6), that upset so much since she loves the water and I don't want her to be scared of it, that's the reason why I registered them both in this school.
My son had a similar experience with the same teacher a couple of classes ago, he is 4 and he also doesn't swim, anyways she left him under the water too long, he was moving his arms and legs like crazy but he needed help since he doesn't swim, he was so scared! he also felt as though he was drowning and created a fear of the water that he didn't have before, it took a couple of weeks for him to feel comfortable coming to this place again.
Anyways, I probably would recommend parents to talk to their teacher before the class, or even before they register them, to make sure their kids will get fast and prompt help when they need it, so they won't be afraid of the water in the future.
I was thinking about registering them for the winter session , but after seeing my daughter so upset today I probably won't, I though about giving this place a second chance but I changed my mind, this experience was really upsetting for both my kids so I think I won't come back.
I took our son Landon there and he loves the instructors. He learned very quick at swimming and still continues to go there. He started going there when he was about 18 months and he just loves it there. The instructors are great. My son is 2 1/2 now and they moved him up to the preschool class. The only thing I don't like about it is before each class is going over the rules each time before class because it is VERY hard to keep a 2 1/2 entertained because he wants to go swim, otherwise, I rather just have our normal orientation before each semester and then check in like we used to and then head straight to the pool. It is so much easier when you have a little toddler that just wants to swim. By the way, Melissa is a great instructor and we miss Sabrina! Wish she was around more!
Great place to do water aerobics and their prices are awesome. Fantastic staff.
Great place to do water aerobics and their prices are awesome. Fantastic staff.
I have been going for Adults - Women Swim Class. Miss Betty is just awesome. She is very patient helps you practice a lot.
I have been going for Adults - Women Swim Class. Miss Betty is just awesome. She is very patient helps you practice a lot.
Aqua Fit is AWESOME!! The instructors are top notch and extremely patient. They will definitely help you make great progress in reaching your swim goals! They are kid friendly too!!
Aqua Fit is AWESOME!! The instructors are top notch and extremely patient. They will definitely help you make great progress in reaching your swim goals! They are kid friendly too!!
It's OK but definitively could be better. Some of the older swim teachers are a little harsh on the kids, I have seen a couple of them yelling and/or having a "not too friendly" face when teaching, not all of them of course, and there's this very sweet and friendly teacher that my kids had in one of the sessions named Adrianne I think (not sure though) and I wish she was my kids teacher in all the classes, but unfortunately she wasn't available at the time we could take the class so we got a different teacher.
Anyways, when it comes to my kids (ages 4 and 6) I feel they don't help them too much when they see them struggling in the water, my daughter got really scared today, she doesn't swim but loves the water, so I wanted her to learn in a safe and fun environment, her teacher is Betty (as well as my son't teacher since they are both in the same beginners class), she is an OK teacher, I do feel she is a little too demanding sometimes, both my son and daughter have had moments where they were under water too long and the teacher wouldn't help them until she actually saw them drowning for a while, I feel this is totally unnecessary, if she sees they are under the water trying to get out as crazy she should help them right away, at least that's what I would do.
Today at class my daughter was under the water too long and got very scared, when the teacher finally decided to help her out and got her to the edge of the pool she started crying,she'd swallowed some water and that got her scared, anyways I got up and went closer to talk to her and calm her down, I asked her if she was OK, and she said that it was very scary and that she though she was going to drown, in that moment the teacher (who was in the pool with the other kids including my son) asked me: what did she said? so I told her: "she said she was drowning and that she's scared", so the teacher in a very unfriendly (almost mad) voice told me: DON'T SAY THAT! , I was like OK, that's what my daughter said, so she replied again: YES BUT DON'T SAY THAT!. I didn't say anything else since I didn't want to argue or anything so I just went back to my seat, I just told her what my daughter had said to me, and it was obvious she was terrified, I mean, she left the pool crying, doesn't that gives the teacher a little clue of they way she is feeling?
So my daughter also cried at home after we came back from the class today (she is 6), that upset so much since she loves the water and I don't want her to be scared of it, that's the reason why I registered them both in this school.
My son had a similar experience with the same teacher a couple of classes ago, he is 4 and he also doesn't swim, anyways she left him under the water too long, he was moving his arms and legs like crazy but he needed help since he doesn't swim, he was so scared! he also felt as though he was drowning and created a fear of the water that he didn't have before, it took a couple of weeks for him to feel comfortable coming to this place again.
Anyways, I probably would recommend parents to talk to their teacher before the class, or even before they register them, to make sure their kids will get fast and prompt help when they need it, so they won't be afraid of the water in the future.
I was thinking about registering them for the winter session , but after seeing my daughter so upset today I probably won't, I though about giving this place a second chance but I changed my mind, this experience was really upsetting for both my kids so I think I won't come back.
It's OK but definitively could be better. Some of the older swim teachers are a little harsh on the kids, I have seen a couple of them yelling and/or having a "not too friendly" face when teaching, not all of them of course, and there's this very sweet and friendly teacher that my kids had in one of the sessions named Adrianne I think (not sure though) and I wish she was my kids teacher in all the classes, but unfortunately she wasn't available at the time we could take the class so we got a different teacher.
Anyways, when it comes to my kids (ages 4 and 6) I feel they don't help them too much when they see them struggling in the water, my daughter got really scared today, she doesn't swim but loves the water, so I wanted her to learn in a safe and fun environment, her teacher is Betty (as well as my son't teacher since they are both in the same beginners class), she is an OK teacher, I do feel she is a little too demanding sometimes, both my son and daughter have had moments where they were under water too long and the teacher wouldn't help them until she actually saw them drowning for a while, I feel this is totally unnecessary, if she sees they are under the water trying to get out as crazy she should help them right away, at least that's what I would do.
Today at class my daughter was under the water too long and got very scared, when the teacher finally decided to help her out and got her to the edge of the pool she started crying,she'd swallowed some water and that got her scared, anyways I got up and went closer to talk to her and calm her down, I asked her if she was OK, and she said that it was very scary and that she though she was going to drown, in that moment the teacher (who was in the pool with the other kids including my son) asked me: what did she said? so I told her: "she said she was drowning and that she's scared", so the teacher in a very unfriendly (almost mad) voice told me: DON'T SAY THAT! , I was like OK, that's what my daughter said, so she replied again: YES BUT DON'T SAY THAT!. I didn't say anything else since I didn't want to argue or anything so I just went back to my seat, I just told her what my daughter had said to me, and it was obvious she was terrified, I mean, she left the pool crying, doesn't that gives the teacher a little clue of they way she is feeling?
So my daughter also cried at home after we came back from the class today (she is 6), that upset so much since she loves the water and I don't want her to be scared of it, that's the reason why I registered them both in this school.
My son had a similar experience with the same teacher a couple of classes ago, he is 4 and he also doesn't swim, anyways she left him under the water too long, he was moving his arms and legs like crazy but he needed help since he doesn't swim, he was so scared! he also felt as though he was drowning and created a fear of the water that he didn't have before, it took a couple of weeks for him to feel comfortable coming to this place again.
Anyways, I probably would recommend parents to talk to their teacher before the class, or even before they register them, to make sure their kids will get fast and prompt help when they need it, so they won't be afraid of the water in the future.
I was thinking about registering them for the winter session , but after seeing my daughter so upset today I probably won't, I though about giving this place a second chance but I changed my mind, this experience was really upsetting for both my kids so I think I won't come back.
We took our 3 little boys (ages 4, 6, and 8) to Aqua Fit and my Husband and I are so happy we did. Yes, we expected them to learn how to learn how to become proficient with swimming (obviously), but an unexpected benefit we have noticed as well -- CONFIDENCE. Yes, we noticed that our kids have more confidence that's spilling over in other parts of their lives as well (scholastically, socially, etc.). All of the teachers at Aqua Fit are well trained and knows how to work with kids. Our kids looks forward to going for their lessons each week. I highly recommend this company.
