We are currently sending our son here for lessons. He's been doing great and these are his first…read morelessons ever. Sweetest staff and they give progress updates during lessons sometimes. Great faculty and facilities and it's clean.

Our two kids just had their first swim lesson at Big Blue and had a great experience! The facility…read moreis gorgeous with an awesome heated pool and pool room. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. My kids worked with two different swim coaches who were quickly able to determine what skills my kids had already mastered and hone in on which skills they are ready to start working on. I was very impressed with the fact that they were in the pool for the full 30 minutes of their lesson, unlike other swim schools we've been to in the past. I'm beyond thrilled that this new business has opened in our area!

A nice place overall, However after management taken over by ACAC: I now pay $20 more (than the…read moreprevious monthly rate), internet connection so poor I cannot even stream music without constant disruptions (forget about watching videos), & the benefit$ of referring members stripped. Moving in a bad direction.

Club is clean. Lots of equipment. In nearly two years there have only been two occasions where I…read morehad to wait a few minutes for a piece of equipment. HOWEVER WITH THAT BEING SAID.....ACAC has raised the price for a basic membership by 33%. When my membership expires I will be joining a different club.

I am on the junior 1 swim group and it is really good. All of the coaches are super nice. The sets…read moreare well matched to the specific swimmers swimming ability.

USA Swimming affiliated club team. Offers multiple levels of age group swimming, a dedicated…read moremasters swim team, a development program, as well as Saturday morning group swim lessons. There are two main seasons for swimming here: Fall/Winter (runs September to March) and then Spring/Summer (April to July).

We loved our swim coach - Delisa but are not a fan of the administration at this location. We…read morereceived mixed messages regarding when make up tokens could be used. If you miss a class you receive a make up token but you can't actually use that on the day of your enrolled class, it has to be another day. So you will basically be charged for every class at the beginning of each month, regardless of how many make up tokens you have - which doesn't really make sense to me. Instead of problem solving the person I spoke to on the phone talked over me and just unenrolled my toddler from the class. She said we will be switched to "a pay as you go" instead. A few minutes after the call I checked my account and all the make up tokens were gone because she used those as credit for the month. I didn't even get the chance to verify how many make up tokens I had left. We have a pool at home and loved these classes to teach my son the skills needed to swim. My plan was to keep my son enrolled because he just started really enjoying the lessons but we will just carry on with the lessons learn from his swim coach Delisa.

A clean, friendly, inviting place to have your children learn to swim. The staff is always very…read morekind and patient, and I feel they do a great job training their staff to work beginning swimmers. Plenty of space for parents to hang out and watch, amble room to clean, dry and dress kids. My youngest loves it here and it's been fantastic to see her progress as a swimmer and to watch her confidence grow.

Love Life Time. It's my safe haven for an enjoyable, rewarding time with my community that I now…read morecall my friends! The staff who take care of the building are diligent and helpful. My only feedback is that they need to have better yoga and cycling teachers. This means that the teachers should be engaging and supporting; at the very least, smiling at each member and making them feel like they belong in the class. We need the instructors to improve and be more engaging. Like previous Life Time Wayne yoga teachers: Caitlin and Amy. Also, the music can be too loud in the workout floors and in the locker rooms at night. Everyone has earbuds in anyways, so why blast the music?? Looking forward to the improvements.

I have been a member of the Lifetime in Wayne, Pennsylvania for roughly a year and a half and just…read moredecided to cancel my membership. To start with, here are the good things: 1. Nice Equipment 2. Generally nice floor staff 3. Pretty clean 4. Good class selection. The not so good: 1. It is SO expensive and they keep increasing the price, even on existing members. There are also certain things that I assumed were included in the exorbitant membership only to find that they had exorbitant fees of their own. For example: I was wrong to think I could bring a guest to the pool, that would be an additional $50. Unless you use it daily and make use of the amenities (which I did for most of my time) it is very hard to justify. 2. I was initially really excited to belong to Lifetime but had some interactions with staff that left a really bad taste in my mouth. For example: I invited a friend to join me in my workout and was confronted and told training people was not allowed when I demonstrated how to do an exercise. The confrontation was hostile enough that my friend said outright that he would not consider joining the gym to work out with me. 3. It has become very overcrowded to the point that during peak hours it is hard to get floor space, which is a reality for a lot of gyms but still worth noting. For people that really want to workout, you can expect to change your workout to account for a lack of equipment availability. On occasion the only version of a machine has been out of operation for months at a time. 4. There are a lot of ways that the gym feels corporate and focused on a mission of making the most money possible at the expense of member's experience. The 30 day cancellation policy is a final example of opportunistically gouging you because they can rather than just letting you go before the next billing period. In hindsight I regret giving roughly $3800 to Globo Gym when I have had better experiences elsewhere for so much less. I really would not have bothered to write this if they would just let me go but the last ~$180 (prorated) monthly fee is worth it for them. You will meet some nice people at this gym but that is in spite of not because of LifeTime.

We have had a wonderful experience at Goldfish for almost 3 years. They are extremely organized and…read morehave their process down to a science. The dressing rooms, restrooms, and pool area are always very clean. They have a seating area with hair dryers availed for after class and a swimsuit dryer., The staff is friendly and professional and we have had a great experience with the teachers. As the kids get new teachers or change levels we have found the experience to be seamless. I would absolutely recommend Goldfish for swimming lessons

We love Goldfish! My daughter was TERRIFIED of the water when we started in the parent class. We…read morehave an inground pool so her being a proficient swimmer was a non-negotiable. I read a million comments on various FB parent groups about the different swim schools and their approaches and am so glad we went with Goldfish. She now absolutely loves to swim and looks forward to her lesson every week. She's moved up several times and is always so super proud when she gets her little ribbon to commemorate it! Aside from the swimming, I love it as a parent. Their portal is easy to use, booking and makeups are all online, and no set sessions to deal with for scheduling. Things like that make a huge difference!

It's super unfortunate that the gym decided to take the easier and cheaper route during the…read morepandemic. The day after the CDC said masks aren't required they removed the requirement to wear a mask inside, and very shortly after they removed the disinfectant spray too. The gym now provides what's the equivalent of single-ply toilet paper wipes to wipe the equipment, and since the CDC said last week that people should wear masks indoors regardless, they have not followed suit. Just makes you feel uncomfortable going there. As dozens of people go in there every hour and don't clean up after themselves, nor wear masks. And honestly, the spray was nice - it's actually removing a product your customer wants. Come on now!

I started with CLM in 2014 when I had to come back to physical therapy. They have so much for…read moreeveryone to take part in regardless of your physical status. Tons of classes, a fantastic pool with classes and an endless pool machine, indoor track, lots of machines and some of them are new, and plenty of places to stretch out! The staff is SUPER helpful and VERY friendly. You walk in and you are greeted immediately. They have a great counter with a charging station that you can just chill at, have a cup of their free coffee or fruity waters and talk with friends! While I don't currently use any of the trainers, I am friends with many of them that follow my journey on Facebook. They answer any questions that you have and are extremely motivating. My journey started in the summer of 2014 after I found out I was a type 2 diabetic. I was severely overweight and really needed a change. In conjunction with Bounce Back Physical Therapy (on site), they recommended me to the dietitian that was available at CLM. Working with her and doing my therapy plus being at the gym 7 days a week, I am down an amazing 76 pounds and am off all of my diabetes meds. To this day I am classified as a Diet Controlled Diabetic. I couldn't have done all of this without the fantastic support of the staff at CLM, BBPT and all of my friends that I have met there. They keep you going and I don't EVER want to leave!

Surprised at how fairly clean this place was. They are very persistent and quick when you sign up…read more Signed up for the "free" lessons up to 7 months old; with just paying the $25 membership fee. That is a good deal if you go every week, for sure. A lesson is usually $33 which is crazy expensive. Had to dock a star because they definitely dock 3 minutes from your 30min lesson. Assuming it's to give time for the transition between classes, but that comes at a cost for the paying customers. I know it's only 3 minutes, but a 30min class is already so short. Wish there were more dryers because there's always a line for it.

My kids have been going to Goldfish for 2.5 years and we love it! They've learned so much and have…read moreso much fun at each lesson. Both of my kids have had Mr. Lance -- he's a favorite -- and one has Mr. Aidan, who he also loves!

Johns yoga class is the absolute best! My first yoga class with John, and subsequent classes…read morebrought tears. The class was/is such a healing source for me. I started out taking Johns Tuesday and Thursday class offered at 11:30 am. After 4 weeks I felt the difference in the way my body moved, it was more flexible and there is a calmness that I now experience. Johns choice of music, his readings and yoga practices has made a tremendous positive difference in my life. Johns' yoga class is the best, I recommend this class to family and friends. Saleema Curtis

The pool set-up in Bala is unique in that it is a therapy pool, it is heated to 90-92 degrees…read more Therefore, only passive types of aquatic exercise should be used. The management of Bala doesn't know what they are doing when it comes to their pools. They are doing Aqua Zumba and swimming in a hot pool, both of which are taboo for health reasons. They have a deep water pool which is also not being used for what reason? The person doing the hiring also knows nothing about aquatics, and she discriminates in hiring. Which is why their aquatics is sub-par. I have offered to teach an Ai Chi class there, which is an international beloved aqua version similar to the goals of Tai Chi. It was invented by a Japanese aquatic therapist, done to New Age music. It is perfectly suited to a warm water pool, but management refuses to even look at it, even though I volunteered to teach a sample class. This kind of ignorance leads me to believe that AFC Bala is closed minded and not considering what is best for their clientele. Members who are coming out of physical therapy would find this class absolutely perfect for their needs, but AFC really doesn't care!