They are relatively new to the area, but I'm impressed! Staff is friendly, great with the kids, and…read morethey know what they are doing. Started my daughter in lessons to improve her technique and hoping she will want to transition to their swim team when she's ready. Love that it is a "one stop shop"

From the owner: We are a swim team and swim lessons program running out of Madison Heights, MI. Offering swim…read morelessons for children 6 months old and up, and swim teams from ages 4 and up. Part of the USA Swimming Association, the national governing body for competitive swimming.

My daughter has been taking lessons here for a few months and she has made a big improvement in her…read moreswim skills. The instructors are all very kind and welcoming. I can tell that her confidence has grown along with her swimming skills from taking these classes. She started in the bright blue level and has already moved up to big blue. The staff gives you updates on their progress after every lesson in the mobile app. The facility has plenty of seating to watch your swimmer and is brightly lit. There are many changing rooms, (including changing rooms with infant changing tables in them) and plastic bags for wet items. Anyone can sign up for swim lessons, from babies to adults who need help learning!

We liked this place at first. We put him in lessons since his PT recommend it for building his low…read moremuscle tone, also to learn to swim! We signed my son up for parent/child lessons. He only did this class 3 times, then they suggest he move up already to the independent classes with no parent in the water with them. This made us nervous, as he just turned 3. He moved up, did ok at first, then had a hard time waiting his turn, and would splash around, etc. I asked if it was too soon to move him up classes, they said no. Well after only 3 classes, they banned him from the place for 3 months, and said we would have to start over in the parent/child class after the 3 month leave. The instructors have no patience, so if you have a young child who is not perfect 100% of the time, this place will kick you out. They do not work with you to make things better, or simply just move back a class. I would not recommend this place to anyone. To kick a 3 year old out and refuse to teach them to swim is horrible, for just acting like a newly 3 year old!!

We have been sending our 4yr old to Coach Jen and her crew for some time now. Our toddler has been…read moreafraid of water most of their life, and since meeting coach Jen, I see increased confidence in water, having more fun and enjoying themselves in the pool. We are confident in our toddlers swimming skills to play safe in the deep end of the pool. I would definitely recommend any parents trying to reach their little ones to swim give coach Jen a call

This is a nice swim school! I like it here. anyways it's next to my school like literally in the…read moresame building so, yeah!

It's a great place! I'm 26 and I decided now to start taking…read moreswimming classes for the first time in my life, I always had a fear of water, and is harder to learn when you are older I'm so lucky to have an instructor his name is Zaid, he is very patient and skilled He made me feel comfortable in the water and I see a big improvement because of him, Thank you for everything!

As a Pediatric Nurse, i worked one very devastating summer, with a handful of 2 year olds with near…read moredeath drownings that would never be the same. When my infant at 9 months showed no fear of water I knew i needed to convince my husband (a cardiovascular nurse) that we needed to do this program. My child swims better than I can. And I can have peace of mind that in a water emergency he will save his own life. I have seen proof of this in his skills due to ISR Metro Detroit!. ISR Metro Detriot is the best!

From the owner: ISR Great Lakes teaches self-rescue(R) swim lessons for infants and young children from 6 months to…read more6 years of age. Medically Safe Customized Private Instruction

Aqua Club has been amazing for our daughter!! Small class sizes, lots of individual attention and a…read moregreat staff!! We've seen a huge improvement in her skills!!

From the owner: Swim lessons for all ages from 2 months on up. We have instructors for all levels of swimmers from…read morethe beginner to advanced. We have 3 levels of competitive swim teams so no matter where you are we have a place for you.

The club has pluses and minuses…read more The locker rooms are clean and there is a family locker room as well as a men's and women's locker room. The staff cleaning up and washing towels are friendly and efficient. The front desk staff is friendly. There is for the most part an adequate number of gym equipment. You usually don't have to wait too long for equipment. There are some patrons who seem to spend their entire day at this club socializing while pretending to work out. That's all well and good but they "reserve" equipment for each other and feel entitled to simultaneously monopolize multiple machines. If you just use the "reserved" equipment you get an earful and then they speak heatedly to each other in a foreign language (Russian?). The tennis and racquet ball courts could use some work. It is difficult to reserve a court as people block courts from reservation. The basketball court is great, good luck though on ever getting to use it. The swimming pool is nice but way too small for the number of members (6 lanes). The club has a reservation system where you register for a lap lanes via a phone app. Good luck getting a lane. The club blocks reservation of lanes for several hours each day. When you show up to see why the pool is "full" the entire pool is empty. They apparently block hours of time just in case their day camp participants want to swim during those times. It is most odd as they only ever let the day camp participants in the shallow end of lap lanes 1-3, but they block lanes 4-6 from paying club members. They aren't very smart about classifying lane usage. Instead of saying something like lanes 4-6 are for lap swimming only, and lanes 1-3 are for general exercising and jogging, there is no use classification As a result there are little old ladies who can't swim a stroke reserving a lap lane for 45 minutes and using exactly 4 feet of the lane to hang on the pool wall stretch and socialize. Clearly 10-20 old ladies could simultaneously hold onto the walls of lanes 1 and 6 (the outside lanes) and free up lanes 2-5 for lap swimmers. The water aerobics classes are unwelcoming to men. They are primarily geared towards 70-80 year old women. IDK but I want to work out, not hear discussions of men's fine or not so fine bodies by the instructor and her buddies. There aren't dumbbells water suitable for men. Well there is one set of dumbbells that have enough for resistance men but those are reserved for the instructor. There is a good instructor on Saturday morning and Sunday morning that focuses on form and movement and is more inclusive towards men. Beware about registering for classes you will find random $5 charges to your credit card claiming you didn't show up to a class. As a result people stopped registering for classes and just show up. At times 50 people will show up, other times 5 people show up. The whole point of limiting the class size to 25 is defeated by the club randomly charging $5. Nice. There are a number of classes like Pilates, Yoga, Spin, Weight lifting , they are hit and miss with instructor quality. Some excellent, some average. They have the same registration issues as the water aerobics classes do. Most of the club members are friendly and helpful, but there is definitely a crowd of entitled members that you learn to work around. One dude thinks a certain shower stall is his and a certain locker is his, everyone learns and works around him. Lastly many long-term members have had difficulty cancelling their memberships. Apparently unbeknowst to them every year that ticks by they are locked into a new 12 month obligation and it always seems to have just "renewed" right before they want to cancel. They end up getting a $1800 cancellation fee as they are leaving to enter a nursing home. Also seems to be a secret $40 a month membership fee if you are 80+. But unless you know to ask they will continue to bill you $150 a month.

I had a very disappointing experience with this gym. After becoming injured, I repeatedly attempted…read moreto cancel my membership but was told I could not. Despite my efforts to cancel, my membership was renewed and I continued to be charged. I was also contacted on a personal phone number by a representative regarding my account, which I found unprofessional. Throughout the process, I felt my concerns were ignored and I was not provided with a reasonable way to end my membership despite my circumstances. As a result, I ended up facing significant financial hardship and ongoing billing issues. Based on my experience, I would encourage anyone considering a membership to carefully review the cancellation and renewal policies before signing up.