Attended a great class but the public internet was down and there was no alternative solution to…read moreconnect to the internet. When I asked to speak to someone other than the front desk/volunteer, I was told there was no one for me to speak to. The customer service was lacking for such a basic request.

So, this is a great resource for the community. They just installed all new fitness equipment and…read morethe staff is very helpful and friendly. If you have aging parents or want to get started in your fitness path, this is a great place to start. Many different activities.!

It's very important that people understand your children will not get "swim lessons" like you think…read morethey will. This was not clear to us when we signed our kids up. By the end of 6 months, neither of them could use a kick board much less know any actual swim strokes. That said, they learned valuable water skills. Water safety, PFD usage, floating and other water-related lessons were given by the instructors. However, it was clear the weekly lesson plan was pretty loosey-goosey. When we felt our kids were getting repetitive lessons and weren't advancing, we asked how they tracked advancement and it was pretty they didn't beyond "I remember what they did last week". The format is about 45 minutes of class and 10 minutes of just fun time. The kids loved it. Each lesson had 1, sometimes 2 teachers, for 3-4 kids. The facility is very cool. The pool is very cool and there's plenty of room for parents to watch. They have lots of PFDs, floats, toys, and other water things. In terms of cost , it's very expensive compared to swim lessons at the rec center. And even further, it's run like a contracted gym membership, meaning when we told them we were taking the kids out of lessons, they insisted we owed 1 additional month fees because didn't give them a month's notice. So, we basically paid $400 to get out of a "contract" we never knew we signed. In the end, we felt the kids learned exceptional water safety lessons that they would not have learned in a rec-center style class. But we also felt they didn't actually learn how to swim. I think 2 months of weekly lessons here supplemented by swim lessons at a rec center would be best for giving your kids swimming and water safety skills.

I put my daughter in this program, with Coach Courtney, when she was about 8 years old. She was…read morestill a little uncomfortable treading on and swimming in water. We spend lots of time at big lakes and the Pacific shores, and I wanted her to be more comfortable around moving currents and waves. These lessons focus on that: Rivers, lakes, oceans, currents and under currents. She learned how to navigate stressful situations with confidence and it was pivital in her healthy relationship with water. She's a fish at the lake now, and we all feel safer knowing she's got foundational skills that can help save her life when the water gets rough.

My dad has some memory loss and macular degeneration issues that limit his daily independence and…read moresocial activities. I needed a solution to help my dad bridge the transition from living in his home in Arizona to living here in Denver at my house- Sarahcare was a great match for our needs. The folks at Sarahcare are so patient and kind- they really take pride in planning activities to help their participants age in place, and stay active mentally, socially, and physically as possible. My dad especially liked Wednesdays when the group would help deliver meals to other Seniors for Meals on Wheels. I feel it gave him a sense of purpose and kept him active. Even though (because of his memory loss) dad couldn't always tell me what he did each day, the staff was always willing to give "status reports" and keep me in the loop about dad's activities. Each month I could pick up a calendar of events so I knew what was his daily schedule was like. This helped make meal time a little less challenging as I could prompt dad and ask "You had a field trip to the Imax this morning, what movie did you see?" or "I see they had pet therapy animals come in to perform did you enjoy them?" The "secret intel" I got from the calendar and the staff really helped me feel like I could try and keep dad's brain active at home as well! We liked the program so much we recommended it to my husband's grandfather who now attends. The staff at Sarahcare do an amazing job! Please don't hesitate to look at them as an excellent option to help your loved one.

Thank you SarahCare. For the past year I have been the primary caregiver for my mother, who is 90…read moreand suffers from dementia. She has been attending SarahCare since May and now participates four day a week. It is so good for her to socialize with other seniors, and it gives me a chance to participate in activities I enjoy during the day. The staff is very attentive. I give this facility my highest recommendation.

If I could give them 10 stars,I will definitely give to this amazing taekwondo school .Our son have…read morebeen practicing almost 1year.Master Mike and his amazing instructors Alex,Nina ,Hailey, Nina ,pat..... help him so so much.They are patient and love kids.They know all kids name.(there is more than 50child here )My son have speech issues,instructors come to help him and treat him respectfully.Now he makes a lot friends here.Last month my son have ear infections both side.He was fall behind the class.He wants go back class.I gave master a call about our concerns.During whole class master Mike stand by him,until class finished .That is just apart of story on the past.I just want to thank you J.M taekwondo .Thanks to growing and helping my son.

I became a student at JW Kim TKD many years ago after watching my son take classes. I thought that…read moreit might feel good to kick and punch something after a long workday...and I was right, it feels great! Along with working out the frustrations of my day, I was able to improve my cardio, build muscle and boost my balance. At my age (ahem...past middle age), I am in better shape than many of my peers. I watched my son learn from wonderful instructors and student helpers (STORM members) who cared for him physically and emotionally, with their emphasis on living the 5 tenets of Taekwondo, as well as maintaining good grades and behavior. Students at JW Kim learn far more than martial arts: they learn to be a team; they learn life skills in the daily "mat chats"; they learn the importance of making their best effort. Another thing I love about JW Kim is the number of safety measures they have put in place since the beginning of the pandemic. This sends a clear message that JW Kim cares about students and their families as well as their staff, by keeping the dojang and its lobby clean and safe for all. For those like me with an immunocompromised family member, this is vital for my being able to continue practicing Taekwondo with them!

A great little swim club. Adult swim at :45 until the hour. BBQ grills, lounge chairs, umbrellas,…read moreand kegs on the weekends!

Nice neighborhood pool. Friendly staff. Great swimming lessons. It is only a pool though. Doesn't…read morehave many amenities. No diving board, hot food service, table tennis, tennis courts, etc.

Having studied various Martial Arts for 20, I have never studied with a more knowledgeable and…read moreenthusiastic Master than, Rex. I highly recommend him. He is one of the best instructors I have learned from! He teaches from the heart, his information is applicable to real life and it isn't theory.

Absolutely Amazing! Rex has unlocked a strength in me I never knew I had, he listens…read moreAnd answers all of my questions truthfully and is always giving me great feedback on how I can improve my Training, and I can see huge changes in my body and health, this is a great art to learn how to be focused and disciplined in a very positive way, I have trained at other facilities around town, and all they do try to do is turn you Into a monster who likes to fight all the time, Rex definitely know's the art, and I would not trust anyone else to train me, he is truly a Gem!

I have cerebral palsy, so movement is a bit challenging for me. I recently took an adaptive yoga…read moreclass and everyone was so incredible and helpful, helping me get into various yoga poses and helping me with stretching. They were so patient, and I loved the entire vibe. Wish I was local but will definitely be checking out their virtual classes!

I just love this place. Rossi is a wonderful, caring instructor (I'm quite certain all the others…read moreare as well!) and the studio is a clean, charming space...aesthetically pleasing, with beautiful energy. I always leave feeling great. Oh yeah...and they are donation based, dedicated to bringing healing to those who need it. Check out their website for offerings and events...join this loving community.