Lifetime in Colleyville Texas is the best gym I've ever been to! You walk in and are greeted with…read morethe most incredible smiles and friendliness..lt is extremely welcoming! The instructors and the trainers are top-notch! They are very well trained and totally love what they do. Every single class that I attend, couldn't be any better! I walk in with excitement and walk out feeling extremely accomplished because of the care that I get from each and every person at Lifetime. The staff care so much about presenting a clean and perfect gym! it is so nice when you can have an all in one gym with a life spa and a life café! I use it all! Melissa McCasland runs our Aurora Family Group. She puts in 110% Every single day and makes working out SO MUCH FUN! If I can give Lifetime 10 STARS...I WOULD THE BEST OF THE BEST!

I joined Life Time expecting a premium fitness experience, including dependable access to the…read morebasketball gym during peak evening hours. Unfortunately, the basketball courts are consistently treated as repurposable "shared space" for camps, birthday parties, and other non-basketball programming, while other dedicated areas like pickleball, yoga, and cycle studios maintain far more protected use. Ruthie Cooper, Lead General Manager, also stated that as of May 22, the courts will be reserved for Summer Camp from 7am to 6pm daily, plus a 15-minute grace period, further limiting member access. The courts themselves are often poorly maintained and not cleaned to the standard expected from a premium club. Many long-time basketball members have voiced concerns, but access continues to shrink despite strong and consistent participation. While local staff have been professional in communication, the overall handling of basketball member needs has been disappointing and does not reflect the experience many of us believed we were paying for.

We really liked the program at the Emler in Frisco. The Southlake location is good too, but noticed…read morethey had more changes in teachers and didn't have as rigorous process such as having an evaluation card that they reviewed with parents periodically. Ultimately we are trying a new school just due to scheduling issues.

My daughter attended one week of daily swim lessons and we have been very pleased with her…read moreexperience. Their front desk /ops manager is very helpful and informative. The instructor they assigned to us, Sydnee is amazing. She's very sweet, patient, professional and has a great way with the children she instructs. My daughter loves her.... The swim school is clean and has a nice layout. Be prepared - inside the pool area feels like a sauna. Most parents sit in the waiting area where you can still see your child swim through the glass walls. They are very busy and availability has been somewhat challenging for my daughter to continue additional daily lessons but I can see why! Parking is also a challenging due to the multiple sports and activities that are offered in this large facility. I highly recommend Emler swim school.

Michael Nicholson is a great instructor!! He teaches awesome and makes class fun!…read more Pros: learn a lot, and get life guard certification, First Aid Certification, & others!! Cons: Class can be long but not anything you can change Great company recommend If you are looking for Red Cross certifications! Make sure to sign up for his next available class

I came into this class as an already certified EMT, and expected just another crude CPR class…read morefollowed by signing my name on a cert. I was pleasantly surprised- the instructor Michael was engaging and informative and the class left me more confident with my CPR/first aid and absolutely prepared for lifeguarding. If you are on the fence about where to get your lifeguard training DEFINATELY go with north star.

I enjoyed the show at this pool , in particular because there was so much to see . Thank you!read more

This aquatic center is perfect for all ages. If you're 65 yrs and older there's no fee. There are…read moreseveral different areas, depending on your skill level, to enjoy the water on a hot day. There's an area for diving off the diving board, an area for a smaller children, lazy river for all ages and a water slide. That looks really interesting. I didn't go on that one but yeah, it's really nice. Lots of grassy area so if you wanna picnic out there, while enjoying the water. There's lounging chairs that go pretty quickly as well as the tubes for the lazy river. The lifeguards are very nice very well trained, constantly looking, constantly watching everyone to make sure no one is in distress. And yes, there are a lot of lifeguards which is really great considering how many people are there. There are rules to to the aquatic center too many for me to mention here, but if you want to check it out, go to their website. When I checked on the website, for the past couple days, it said it was closed, but the best thing to do is call to make sure it is open. Even the day I went the website online said it was closed. Before you reach the aquatic center you wind your way through the park that is very beautiful and very clean.

bad lifeguards my kid ran away into the big slides and the life guard didn't say anything, it's all…read morefor babys so my older kids thought it was boring because the slides aren't fast and there is nearly any big things for them, they should add dip n dots because they don't have very good ice cream choices, add more shade because all my kids feet started burning badly, better equipment would be way nice and with more space like maybe they should have way more bigger slides and faster and end in the water instead of the only 2 ones that don't go straight into the water but the blue one that goes in the water my kid says it was the only fun one and there is literally only 3 big slides and a kinda tiny pool for 5 feet instead of like the other ones it seems like the one younger kids get a little outa hand and is running around so my baby's feet can also burn and they actually nearly enjoy it while my older kids think it's boring and could be better and told me to write this

Went here for the first time recently (we usually go to the other water park at Chisholm Park). It…read morewasn't very crowded, which was nice. And you can't beat the price for residents. We weren't allowed to go down the kid slides with our toddler (even the one that is wide enough for four people is one person at a time, even tiny kids). The lifeguard assured me that he would catch my son at the bottom and then hold him until I could get him. Well, my son started down the slide and got stuck. The lifeguards wouldn't let my husband slide down to him to unstick him, but instead insisted on walking down themselves. One lifeguard got him going, but then he got stuck again. The lifeguard from the bottom walked up, put my son on his lap, and rode down with him. How this was any more effective than allowing my husband to either A. ride with him in the first place or B. slide down and ride with him when he got stuck (just like the lifeguard did) is beyond me. Also, there was a ton of flirting and horseplay from the lifeguards. They were not professional. And the music being broadcasted is from a lifeguard's iPod and little speaker set. They frequently change a song halfway through or skip songs. The concession stand prices and food are decent, but expect microwaved hot dogs/corn dogs. Overall this is an okay place to go for the price, but I much prefer Chisholm Park and will go there from now on.

My kid enjoys this class. The teachers are nice, friendly and knowledgeable. My girl is making…read morequick progress and I can see her getting better and better with every class. They are also willing to work with me when circumstances arise. Thank you.

From the owner: British Swim School offers year-round swim lessons and water safety lessons for infants, kids, and…read moreadults, with learn to swim programs starting as early as 3 months. Located inside LA Fitness - Euless, we welcome both gym members and non-members to enjoy a convenient, indoor setting where swimmers build real water safety skills through our gentle, survival-first teaching approach. For more than 45 years, families have trusted our proven curriculum, small group swim lessons, and supportive instructors to help swimmers grow in confidence at every age and ability level. Private swim lessons are available at select locations. Start building lifelong water confidence today.

The good, the bad, and the ugly…read more The Good- I have found this business to be such a beneficial haven for teaching water safety at very young ages. My father reminds me that there was nothing like this when I was a child, so I can say I am truly blessed. The staff are always bright eyed and bushy tailed, though, I have seen some of the swim teachers grab a red bull before the start class. I sum this up to: everyone has a life outside of work. Still these teachers are working hard and always on top of it. Often there are little events that give treats or celebrations to the kids, and recently there has been an upgrade for the parents! COFFEE BAR! I don't know what parent has survived child raising without a little bean water here and there. This location recently started a coffee bar that has 3 (2 caffeinated and 1 decaf) types of coffees, the sugars, creamers, and even some hot chocolate for the kids! It is nicely displayed and organized with two Keurig's. I really must say it is another blessing to have the convenience of trusted teachers caring for my child and her growth with water safety and coffee to help me tackle the challenges I will go on to experience outside the home. If you are reading this and considering coming here, there's more. :) The staff are very accommodating when you have a change in your schedule and need a different class to join. There is also an app that helps you see your next four weeks out and plan to cancel a lesson because you will be out of town. This is also where you can sign up for your "make-up" classes. The Bad- Hmm. A few things to discuss. We have been attending now for 7 months and for my infant we have had 3 teachers assigned. This can be disorienting for the child, but also the parent swimming with the baby. Each teacher has a different method of introduction and sequence of the lesson. This can be confusing once you're set on the sequence from the previous teacher. Only once was this change made without a notice ahead of time, but might happen more often to other parents. A bad about the app is that you can only schedule your make-up classes a week in advance, but you can cancel a class up to four weeks ahead of time. The Ugly - Over the course of 7 months there have been 4 or 5 classes canceled for all the customers. There have been issues with the pool temperature mechanism, a chlorine ratio issue (too much), and weather disruptions. Most of these events are not preventable, but customers should be aware that they will NEED to plan to use their "make-up" classes. I would give a 4 star because there are negatives, but with the level of customer service and friendliness I have received from the staff, they deserve 5 stars. Come try out the Aqua-tots at N Richland Hills and while you're at it grab a cup of coffee ;)

We love Anna and Alexis, they do a great job and our boys look forward to swim class each weekread more

This review is solely for the swimming area, classes, and open swim…read more Been taking our kids to swimming classes here for years. Started with parent and tot and now they're on their own in a group setting. They've been advancing appropriately and it's been a great experience. Prices are sign up are easy to find on the website. The facility, locker rooms, restrooms, showers all top notch. Lifeguards are always on top of things. Swimming trainers are great, give updates at the end of every class of how our children are doing. I don't remember all their names but Alyx has been amazing every time she has been a teacher for our child. They're patient and kind and make our kids as comfortable as possible. Highly recommended.

The water is not crystal clear, it is very green down in the cement and it smells too much like…read morebleach, which is ok. The hot bath tub is very relaxing.

We love FlipKick! My kids have all learned to swim with Kona and her staff. After a "playtime in…read morethe water" "swim class" at the NRH Centre a few years ago, I found FlipKick. Ms Kona had my kids floating on their backs in the first couple of lessons. The main purpose of the class is survival, so the babies/kids are shown how they should move in the water, flip to their back, then float. And then it's repeated over and over for them to develop the correct muscle memory of those movements. The cost seems expensive, especially compared to other "normal" swim classes in the area. But these are one-on-one lessons that get a LOT done in 15mins, 4-days a weeks. I'm always referring friends, neighbors, and even strangers to FlipKick. Kona is great! Her staff is great!

This swim program had my son learning how to swim quickly. His instructor Roberto was awesome!read more

The Keller pool is great and the new masters swim program is fantastic. The pool is mainly for…read moreschool purposes, so it can be a bit frustrating when they say there is lap swim and all lanes are taken. If you remind yourself the pool is mainly for the kids, then it helps the sting of getting to the pool and having no lap lanes available. Having lived in multiple states and having swum at many pools, always having a set number of lanes open to the public is one way to get around that. But they try very hard to be accommodating. To the reviewers of the front desk: Monica and the rest of the staff are actually very nice. My first 1-2 visits were cordial, but after just a few visits you'll realize they are very nice and caring. Plus everyone has a bad day. The pool manager and lifeguards are also very kind. To the mother who's kids were cold: the pool is kept in the low 80's. I used to teach swim lessons and many children shiver. So they just must keep moving. A pool warmer than the low 80's is too hot for competitive swimming, which is what this pool is designed for. You might search out a pool that works with folks with medical problems or a pool designed only for giving lessons. Those pools are kept around 90 degrees. It's also a myth that you can catch a cold from being cold. So most likely your kids were already sick when they got to the pool.

Certainly experienced better. Appreciate 'trying' to offer lap swim. However, don't count on lap…read moreswim on the weekend. An annual subscription seems like a bad idea since no real fulfillment of 'scheduled' hours really exists currently.