Coach Josh has been such an amazing teacher for my little beginner swimmer David! He works at his…read morepace and makes sure to keep it fun so my toddler doesn't lose interest or throw a fit. He absolutely loves swimming and I love seeing him progress to be an independent swimmer one day. Today he said "I like coach!" All staff are also absolutely wonderful and work with us when we need help with makeups.

No amount of words can show enough gratitude to ASA and specially my coach Ryan for helping me…read moreovercome my fear for water. Coaching a fully grown man who is terrified of drowning is not easy - physically or mentally, but ASA has somehow made it possible and I now enjoy being in the pool. They have a well thought curriculum tailored for individual needs. They are so very thoughtful on how they build comfort and are always encouraging to hit milestones which I could never otherwise imagine. Given where I was, I will be thankful to ASA and my coach my entire life to have made a meaningful attempt to learn a life skill.

The teachers are kind but consistent and the training so far has been rigorous. Our 4yo son has…read morebeen blasting through the levels at a good clip, but he also is gaining appropriate confidence as he goes.

My six-year-old child was forcibly pulled out of the pool during this afternoon's swimming lesson…read moreby Coach Aldo -- without any communication with the parents -- simply for not following the coach's instructions. He was then ordered to go home immediately, even as the child pleaded desperately for another chance. Since returning home, my child has been in a state of fear and distress, which has been heartbreaking for us as parents. We sincerely hope that Happy Fish will take Coach Aldo's conduct seriously and ensure that such treatment is never again inflicted upon any other child in the future.

I have started lap swimming on the advice of my physical therapist and doctor. The ticket window…read moretaker is friendly and helpful. The locker rooms (mens) is clean and the showers are hot. There is a spinner to dry your suit. The pool itself is 25 yards wide and has 12 lanes. There are four shallow lanes for people who are doing wading work. There is an advanced class that takes up four lanes at noon so it can get crowded for everyone else at that time. Water aerobics are in the early morning and other lanes can get crowded at that time as well. But the lanes are wide so doubling is not usually a problem.

So my fiance booked this place for my surprise flash mob proposal! My fiance said good things about…read morethis place. I gave this place 4 stars, because he tried to contact them a couple of times and said it took them a while for them to reply back. Other than that, this place was nice inside! We had a big enough room where they did the surprise flash mob dance for me. Lol. Next time, I definitely want to rent this place for future events.

What's not to love? Adults cost $1 to enter. There are two pools, one of them is perfect for…read morelittles. Locker rooms? Check. Life guards on duty? Check. Tons of families enjoying the summer sun? Check. Big fan here. Looking forward to their next summer season.

Great public pools and very inexpensive for drop in. Clean basic locker rooms and pools are nice…read morefor adults too!

This review is long overdue. Both my sons age (6) and (3) have taken private swim lessons with Mr…read moreKeith for 2 summers now. In hindsight, maybe it worked to my advantage to not leave a raving review sooner. Mr Keiths schedule books quickly in warm months and my 5 star wouldn't help me so much in securing my kids desired swim slots. No.. but really, Keith is nothing short of AMAZING. He is punctual, reliable, honest, flexible as can be for the most sought after swim lessons in the East Bay Area. He has a natural way of interacting with kids, he gets on their level. Maybe cause he is just like a big kid himself. but Keith really knows how to teach hard concepts and break it down for young minds so they truly understand, learn and grow when applying skills. Keith's own enthusiastic and playful nature combined with instructing in a approachable way attracts the attention of little ones. Despite his childlike teaching style, he consistently sets firm expectations and provides gentle feedback when needed that foster motivation and encourage kids to do their best, truly maximizing every minute of a short swim lesson. I have seen tremendous growth in both my kids with Mr Keith. I will never be going back to a local swim school. That was just a waste of money and pool playtime with friends. If you read this review you dont need to look any further for private swim lessons. I have already researched the best of the best in this area and Mr Keith is it.

Keith has been teaching both of my boys to swim for many years. He taught my oldest about swim…read moresafety and how to perform freestyle like a champ. My youngest started taking private lessons with Keith last year and has seen tremendous success with swim safety and confidence in the water. There aren't enough words to express our gratitude to Keith for what he's done for our kids. Knowing they are OK in the water is a huge stress relief as a parent. We feel like we really lucked out with his private lessons!! Can't recommend him enough!

Came here for the first time with Jenbert Jr 1 (5.5y) and Jenbert Jr 2 (3y). I have nothing to say…read morethat hasn't been said before. Best for kids 18 months to 12 years because while the slides are fun, it's more family-friendly and less amusement-parkish than Hurricane Harbor in Concord or Calibunga/Raging Waters in San Jose. If you're ready to move your toddlers up from tot time at the San Ramon Aquatic Center, as I was, this is one step up from that. The staff member who was overseeing slides was really helpful when I told her that it was Jenbert Jr 1's first time going down a water slide ever. She told the others in line to wait for her while she gave JJ1 a little extra attention and how-to, which I appreciated. Pros: * Clean facilities * Free parking * Slide line wait times were less than 5 minutes when we went on Labor Day weekend around noon * Variety of activities from splash pad to slides to indoor or outdoor recreational swimming pool. We went to all three activities and enjoyed each. They didn't want to get out of the recreational pool when it was time to go, and it was less crowded. * More affordable than water amusement parks such as Calibunga and Hurricane Harbor, but to be fair, there isn't as much to do here. However, the focus at The Wave seems to be on quality, not quantity. Cons: * Pricing is for above and below 40". However, the slides have both a height (40") and weight (45 lb) requirement, and both must be met. Luckily, management will refund you if your child is over 40" but less than 45 lbs and cannot go on the slides. * Much like any other amusement park: cabanas/rented tables fill up quickly, can't bring in your own food.

Great water park nice for kids and families. 4 slides. The slide is rough so kids back might get…read morered, One kid pool with lots of plays and two larger pools.outsoor and indoor. The only complain is that the food store inside has a veryyyyyyyyy long line. Even if u just want to get water or ice ream. They really need to fix this.

I was a member in the early 90's. I've just rejoined & been welcomed with all kind warm & much…read moreappreciated assistance from staff. They are so welcoming & attentive. The complex has expanded in many good ways: besides the tennis court, another pool, one more hot tub, steam room, sauna, quiet reading room, small restaurant, & every kind of exercise equipment. I enjoy the safe walk around for a mile almost every day. I'm so glad I rejoined. My second family & favorite place to be.

The tennis tournments here suck. They have no idea of time and that kids have school on Monday…read more Their matches are always super early, either at 8pm which is not that uncommon, but on the second day, their matches could start super late, like at 6pm which is against USTA guidelines. Do they not understand kids have school on the next day. Just overall, don't come here for tennis tournaments

Got my membership to this good, clean outdoor pool with plenty of lanes for lap swim. Pool depth…read moreranges from shallow (Lane 1 is 4 ft.) to deep (Lane 17 is 6.5 ft.) Facility is well maintained and staff is friendly. A few lanes are used for water exercise and a few for masters swim so be sure to look at the schedule before going.

This review is about one of your very excellent employees, Katelyn DiGiosaffatte, the Senior…read moreRecreation Program Specialist @ the Aquatic Center. I have known Katelyn for about 2 years since I've been swimming in the lap pool.....she has always been very friendly and is a pleasant presence @ your Center. Recently I reported to her that the shower head in one of the handicap shower stalls was leaking.......she had it replaced the next day which in my book is EXCELLENT customer service!!! What ever she is being paid is not enough......great employees are hard to come by and even harder to retain......so I strongly suggest that she be given a raise immediately!!! Thanks - Scott Anderson 530-588-1711

The management is absurdly bueurocratic and strict, with limited access hours and an inscrutable…read moreschedule. Pool closes during the middle of the day for "maintenance," while all guests are told to leave the premises. Kids are only allowed during lifeguard hours, which can be unpredictable. Lifeguards call Adult Only swim every 45 minutes, even when there are only parents with kids present. I've seen them kick out families with crying toddlers who just want to swim on a hot summer day. They also monitor the pool 24 hours with video and audio surveillance, to enforce guest conduct. Creepy! If you live in the neighborhood, opt out of the HOA and join LARPD pools instead.

This pool can be quite popular at times, for good reason. They have great events for families, a…read morewonderful swim team, and the pool is regularly maintained. I mostly go during the keyed entry to swim laps and avoid the crowds. I would suggest checking out the schedule before planning your visit: https://rpha.info/calendar/

My 17yr old daughter attended the Independent Living Skills for Teens class. When I asked how it…read morewas , she said "This was a GREAT class. Very helpful. I learned a lot. I am going to tell my friends and teachers about it." I would recommend this class to anyone who wants to get their Financial Literacy on the right track. My daughter came home with a new appreciation for what a household budget looks like, why it is important to live within your means and the importance of taking care of your credit.

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