Our experience at Oklahoma Swim Academy has been truly wonderful. We have two kids who began their…read moreswim lessons at age 18 months and 2.5 years old. From customer service, to swim instructors to my kiddos survival swim skills obtained, it has been a great experience. Survival swim can be challenging for kids (and parents) but the amount of love, care and intention poured into my kids, the instructors and lessons was evident. My kids learned a love for safe swimming and that is worth an immeasurable amount to us! We live far but believe the near hour drive has been well worth being at OSA! Would definitely recommend. We love OSA!

OSA has been the most incredible program for my two kids (4 and 1). The staff and instructors have…read morebeen wonderful and are truly gifted in their abilities to work with toddlers and babies. I feel so much peace knowing that my kids are learning to swim and are in great hands at OSA!

Amazing facility. I was here to watch my niece compete in the 6 A regional swim tournament. As an…read moreEdmond Memorial HS alum, I wish we had something like this when I was in school. Extremely impressed.

PLEASE READ UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF REVIEW So far so good. Started out having an evaluation for my ten…read moreyear old to see what level he would start and I think they've started him at too low a level as he's gone from slowest spot during practice to being moved up to the fastest spot in the entire "learn to swim" class. In all fairness he's only been twice so far, he swims tue, thur, and Friday for an hour. I'll update this review after a few weeks. I will say they seem fairly organized, with a few wasted moments between strokes but not too bad. I don't appreciate it when some coaches are on their phones while "instructing". We are driving all the way from South Oklahoma City to Norman, the beautiful aquatic center at the Mitch Park YMCA, a good solid 45 minutes one way but I'm willing to do that if they improve his mechanics/speed/endurance! I don't think they have monthly meets, although the team is officially sanctioned. I believe their next meet is in Oct. I MADE THE COMMENT REGARDING A COACH ON THEIR PHONE DURING PRACTICE IN A NEGATIVE LIGHT//// COME TO FIND OUT THERE'S AN IPHONE APP FOR COACHES TO TRACK/TIME SWIMMERS! MY MISTAKE! The truth is in the numbers.....Zachariah has improved all strokes by at least a minute or better!! Only way to truly evaluate a program is by looking at the numbers!

While most of the coaches are great....my issue has been with the owner. I have had one of the…read moreworst experiences I have been having issues with recieving emails to notify me when practices are cancelled. I have brought it up in the past today I expressed my frustration and rather than apology or offering solutions I was made to feel as though I dont know how to read my emails and maybe the issue was with me. I should have just left.... He didn't make any eye contact when I was talking and when I said can you text me since I am having issues his response was so condescending and rude. Honestly I should have just left. I have never in all my years have been treated by a business owner this way.

Really like swimming for this club. The coaches are nice and attentive. They've helped my daughters…read morewith their technique and swimming. The club is competitive and the practices are well thought out and build properly throughout the season. Would highly recommend.

TLDR: we're hooked!…read more Swim up over here and let me tell you a little story. Maybe you've been to some other indoor swim schools... so have I. And I thought those were great... but that was before I'd been to Goldfish. My little tadpoles are finally in formal lessons, and we are so excited to get to start here. There is so much focus on safety, which is like 90% of what I care about in a swim situation. Small classes (just a few kids per instructor) and then a lifeguard standing sentry right at the end of the lane. Other supervisors were also nearby, and it was very easy to see where the money goes: the facility is state of the art and spotless, and there was so much staff both in and out of the water. My kids loved it and didn't want to leave, but they've even thought of that, with a fun little prize to take when you leave if you're cool about it. Add in family swim night, and I think this is a place we'll spend a lot of time and money, and feel mighty good about it.

Overall the facility is nice. Clean. The water is warm and the staff is kind enough. 2 years ago, I…read moretook my 11 month old daughter to ymca and she hated the cold water so I was hoping this would be a better experience. Now that she is 3 she doesn't seem to mind water at all. The type of instructions was very similiar to the ymca. The main difference I notice is in the instructors. One instructor is very good, gives you a report of how well she did and what she needs to work on. Another just nodded their head when I asked for feedback. I'm also taking my 2 year son to the mini 2 parent n me class. He is really struggling. Crying the entire time, very upset and difficult to participate in class. The instructor just carries on like she's just following the cue card she holds in her hand. She doesn't give any advice or suggestions on how to make him feel more comfortable in the water. It's a very stressful experience for both of us. At the ymca the instructors worked really hard to get my daughter comfortable in the water and provided lots of feedback on correct swimming technique. After these 30 days ( which is required at sign up) we won't be back.

This is a large seasonal aquatics facility on the grounds of Will Rogers Park. Open from Memorial…read moreDay/Labor Day. You can purchase daily admission or a yearly passes depending on your usage. They have large pools, wading pools, splash pads, plenty of shaded areas(it does get hot here) as well as concession stands. Looks like a great place for summer fun.

For the past 17+ years, WRFAC has been a wonderful pastime for our family. Unlike some other public…read morepools in the metro area, the staff at Will Rogers have always worked to ensure that everyone feels welcomed (no matter who you are), is safe, and has fun in a healthy summertime recreation environment. The lifeguards and staff are balanced in their approach to patrons to make sure these priorities are at a forefront. Many, many fond memories were built with my family at this pool and still continue today. I'm proud to have this very place as our beloved neighborhood pool.

This is a nice pool. Nothing fancy at all one small waterslide and a diving board that has…read moreabsolutely no spring. We had two in our group injured because of the diving board. When you jump down expecting a spring and you come to a sudden forceful, stop it jams, your back and your knees and your ankles. One person in our group is still on crutches. One nice thing about it is it seems to have a ramp into the shallow end of the pool. There are steps as well, but for those with weak knees or disabilities, the ramp is a fantastic addition. The bathrooms are absolutely filthy. I mean disgusting. So that's definitely a downer. And the lifeguards love to blow the whistles at kids doing the exact same thing we're sitting and watching the lifeguards do on their brakes i.e. jump in the water when other kids are still in, jumping over each other from the driving board... It's like a "do as I say, and not what I do"sort of mentality. But young children don't understand that, they just copy what they're seeing. There were several places to sit in the shade, which was nice. It is a nice pool. It could just use some improvements.