There are several parts of this business that are deserving of 1 star…read more Cleanliness of facility: 1, shower area looks like it is never cleaned, changing rooms look like they are never wiped down or mopped, baby pool area always kind of gross Competency of swim instructor for mini class:1 Our instructor was flirting with the instructor in the next lane while she was supposed to be teaching children under 18 months of age who are at high risk of drowning. This included splashing water (even grabbing her personal water bottle to squeeze water onto instructor in next lane) into next lane and throwing baby toys into next lane. I brought this to the attention of the front desk staff. This instructor was allowed to continue on with the mini class. This instructor also issued instructions only once to parents at an almost-whisper and then seemed annoyed when nobody knew what to do. scammy enrollment policies: 1 We were told at the time of enrolling that we could book for just one month with no auto re-enrollment. They re-enrolled us so we had to pay for month 2 in a hostage situation. They also told us we could cancel classes with fair notice and use make up tokens any time. Well, not any time because when we tried to use them after our last month ended, they told us we would have to reenroll ($120) to use our make up tokens for lessons WE ALREADY PAID FOR. Just go to the YMCA-- it's not any cleaner but at least it is cheaper, they're nicer, not scammers, and there's multiple instructors per class and very active life guards.

I attended a birthday party here and it was a great experience!…read more The facility was clean, staff was professional and most importantly they kept kids safe! Children were required to pass a swim test if they wanted to swim independently and couldn't touch the bottom of the pool. If they were unable to complete the test on their own they would need a life vest or an adult with them. I am grateful for the cleanliness, access to blow dryers and fun decor!

This is one of the best schools out there! You get a small…read moreclass, a very dedicated teacher, and the skills you learn are limitless. Dennis goes above and beyond for his students. The massages he teaches you, allow you to stand out from other applicants when it comes time to get hired. Do your self a favor and go here!

If I could rate this place 0 stars I would. I attended Healing Hands Holistic Health Center School…read moreof Massage back in March 2017 and I decided to become a yoga teacher later. I communted 2 hrs to school and when my car issues. I let my teacher know in advance and He lied to the VA stating that he didnt know where I was and he put on the form I dropped out causing me to hav $581 in debt with the VA and also on my credit report. I sent the schooll a recorded call from the VA on what form needs to be filled out but they ignore this so this fine is on my account for the next 7 years. If you are looking to be a healer I would recommend try to teach yoga or become a personal trainer dont go to this place if you want the teacher to care about you. The place seems to only care about the money they get per week from students.

Let's start with - it is free! A nice secluded place that is in an area with very expensive fancy…read morehomes. There are a few trails; doing them all can be done in 90 minutes. There's a good-sized pond in the middle - if you circle it - good views and only 0.5 miles. There's an owl in a cage, a natural play area for kids, a deer enclosure, a rustic cabin, and restrooms - doesn't compare to a Michigan metro park - but good for a relaxing hour or so.

Not the largest nature area, but you take what you can get, especially when you're still within the…read moreconfines of a major metropolitan area. E. L. Johnson is a nice place to walk trails for maybe an hour or two, but not more than that. In the short time I was there I think I covered most of the trails. (Some of the different loops really aren't that big.) There is a nice lake/pond in the middle of the property. I'm not sure the exact difference between those two terms - a lake, I guess has an aphortic zone where sunlight can't reach the bottom - but given that this body of water doesn't have a name on Google Maps I'm inclined to go with pond. There's also an observation tower, though it's not too tall, a rustic cabin that understandably was locked, and a deer enclosure. Animals in captivity generally bum me out but this enclosure is for sick/hurt deer that can't reacclimate to the wild so I can let it slide. There was only two deer as well. So if you want your kid to see deer up close and don't want to take them to the animal jails us humans call zoos, this is your spot! Beyond those deer, dragonflies were about the only wildlife I saw on a July morning here. Some of the trails run pretty close to the roads that border this park, and it abuts a subdivision pretty closely in at least one spot, too. There's better nature trails in southeast Michigan, and I don't think E. L. Johnson nature center is even giving the Metroparks a run for their money, but it's not a bad little respite from city/suburban life. The price is right, too - donation only. Show em some support for not being more McMansions out here.

I have had an excellent experience working with Kelli on improving my swim strokes. As someone who…read morestarted more seriously swimming as an adult, there were a lot of gaps in my technique. She has helped me to understand how to have more efficient and effective freestyle and strokes. In each coaching session, you get advice, then try to apply it while being taped, then look at the tape and adjust. It really helps you to see what you are doing versus what you thought you were doing. For me one of the biggest benefits is that Kelli is helping me to swim freestyle in a way that puts significantly less strain on my shoulders. I went from having some pain in my rotator cuff after any swim longer than an hour to having no pain at all. This will allow me to swim for decades to come without injury or pain. Very grateful! Coaching is way more comfortable and cost effective than setting myself up for shoulder surgery. Also, one final piece of advice is that I recommend you buy a package versus just one off coaching sessions. It takes time to really internalize changes and modify your strokes bit by bit.

FRUAD! The staff presents an ad that tells you the 6weeks training is free and then after sucking…read moreyou in they somehow forgets to mention, "Oh theres a weekly payment of $99.00" and that'll you'll be reimbursed after completion of the class. Well sweetie that isn't free!

Positive points : really appreciate the swim coaches they have there. Good with the kids always…read moresmiling and encouraging. Negative points. : I took my son here for their promotion rate for the first month. When I registered him they said that he could have a make up class as long as there is availability. What they didn't make it clear was that this was only the case if I had an active membership there meaning (continual membership month to month). Even though he didn't need a make up class, I wish they had make it clear in the beginning mentioning that only with continued membership , make up class would be possible whenever. I know it's just the wording. How I understood "active membership" vs their version. They shouldn't assume that people signing up will automatically continue after the first month. Secondly, wish they had cleaner facility. Specifically, Women's bathroom sink actually loooked dirty. I'm not expecting it to be so clean where I can see my face but it could have used some care. Also their floor could have been cleaner. I don't know how often they mop their place but it was dusty (and we were there for their first class which is 10 am) and noticed it two weeks straight.

We have seen so much progress with our 3 year old since doing swim lessons here! Coach Dell is…read moreamazing with our son, very knowledgeable and an excellent instructor! It's evident he has a passion for teaching and working with children. The skills our son is learning are lifelong. While it's pricey we see lessons as an investment in his confidence and swimming abilities.