Best Aquagym Classes Seattle Near Me

Heather Davis: , lift weights, and run on the treadmill. I also wanted the equipment to be highly available so I didn’t need to wait around, and the whole place to be clean and well maintained. There’s a lot of care and attention Seattle Athletic Club puts into having a clean, comfortable location. It’s always well staffed, there’s always parking, and they communicate with members about upcoming changes. They take care of the big things and the small things like hairdryers, cotton swabs, machines to wring out your swimsuit and bags, soap, shampoo, and conditioner in the showers, plenty of lockers with locks, large and small towels, and special social events. It’s a great place to work out - maybe even on those days you don’t quite feel like it.

Shelley Arreola: atmosphere was too good!

Kim Chi Ngo: . Every month you sign up. There's no guarantee you'll get a spot as it's first come first serve, but current kids get priority registration earlier than non students. So then sometimes you end up picking a bad slot just to try to a good slot next time. Because of that, you may end up with different teachers every time which is not ideal imo for learning to swim. Most of the teachers follow a very set routine plan for the lessons, and don't stray from it even if your kid can do 3/4 things really well and needs to focus on just 1 thing. The price isb$9/lesson and you pay for all the lessons for the month regardless of whether or not you attended. You get what you pay for i guess. That said, there are some staff that are more permanent than others and I've had great experiences with a number of the staff here. My only other gripe is that students in lessons can swim for free and practice during public swim. HOWEVER little kids need adults obviously and the adult is not free when accompanying a student. So I basically can't help my kid practice the skills he's learning without also paying 7 dollars each time.

Lawrence Fosnick Davis: Lots to do here. Classes of all sorts, 2 swimming pools, sauna, steam rooms, personal training, circuit training, weight room and lots more! They have child care tooThe new addition opened up and is a nice space to do a variety of exercises.New classroom for exercise added bringing the total to three and a ton of new classes!Also, 2 pools, hot tub, sauna and steam room.

Megan J. Merritt: Это общественный бассейн. Это лучше, чем я ожидал, довольно чисто. Спасатели очень хорошие!

Kirk Mason: This is one of my happy places. The water is perfect and the people working there are awesome.

Yi Chiang: Great location and amenities! I had a great time as a member of this gym; often taking advantage of the salt water pool and indoor basketball court.The equipment here has definitely seen better days and I eventually transitioned to another gym since that was more important in my book.The crowd here definitely caters more towards the older crowd, which was not ideal for me. However, If you’re looking for a place with many amenities and a great staff, look no further… I couldn’t recommend this place and its staff anymore if lifting isn’t your top priority.

Harry: I have seen huge growth in myself since entering the water at Queen Anne Pool One year ago. The pool has transformed me from an awkward swimmer with very little skill to a 50 mile a month aquatic athlete. I greatly appreciate the amazing resource for fitness and health, including their wonderful sauna and the amazing staff all kind, helpful and willing people who really care and work hard to accommodate each and everyone’sNeeds, goals and safety

Pepper Harris: When you walk in the chlorine smell is very strong, locker rooms were a little musty not not too bad. Pool itself was fabulous, there was a diving board, a slide and a rope swing. There was a swimming test required to use these water features but it was a simple backstroke across the with of the pool. They also had a very decently sized hot tub.

David De Maria: I have been going to Pro Club for several months now. I typically go in the morning around 9am. The gym is quiet… Not a lot of people. But, enough to make you feel not alone. I definitely get my choice of what machines I want without having to wait. The gym is super clean. The staff is always friendly. The locker rooms are great too. Very clean and organized. There is a wet and dry sauna along with a jacuzzi. showers too. Parking is easy and they validate. So far so good…. I recommend!

Philip McKenney: Excellent pool- clean, well-maintained water and showers/changing space. The staff is very friendly.

J G: One of the best outdoor pools in Seattle. Lots of fun, and always clean.

Melanie Belanger: Персонал дружелюбный.

Ulyana Tverskoy: This place has a big pool. Nice locker room. Only thing is that my son could not go to the jacuzzi because it was 12 plus! Ridiculous. Everything else is good, though.

Casa Jaqui: Went to a kids’ birthday party here, it was wonderful. Children ages 8 and 9 had fun and enjoyed cake and treats in a private room afterwards. It was excellent!

Haily Holt: , classes 2x per week, and occasionally going in on active rest days for light cardio. As long as you're using all of the benefits, the cost is *well* worth it.Nothing but great things to say about Rival. The gym has a great vibe, the staff is great, and I feel like I'm actually making strides on my fitness goals now.

Rachel manis: This place is so nice, super clean, amazing pools, friendly staff etc.. only thing is I wish their prices were a bit more affordable.

Ka'ohinani Pauahi Warford: Just canceled my membership today.I'm genuinely a little sad about it because if I was choosing a gym simply for the staff, I'd stay with this gym. A huge thank you to those working the front desk, who are some of the kindest and most welcoming people I've had the pleasure to meet. Especially to the three that I'd consider "my" front desk crew, Kamara, Magnus, and Melanie. If I come back to the Y, it will be because of you three. I've definitely spoken to other workers, and they were all super nice. But I didn't interact with them as much as these three, so I didn't get their names.I'd also like to thank the lifeguards working there, since my workout of choice is lap swimming. I wish I learned your names, but it's a bit harder when I'm underwater. One specifically is a taller guy who wears glasses. I'm trans and had several worries about using a gym because of this. But, he was kind to me on the first day I used the pool. And thanks for keeping watch on Black Friday when I was the only person in the whole pool.... And also to the three lifeguards who were working sometime last month when I was the only one in the pool. A little test of will to see if I could get past my own anxieties was fun. So, thanks for being a part of it.My review is 5 stars because of everyone I mentioned above.So. Why I leftI turn 30 in two months. I don't really get why the price for membership would increase for that. There isn't a rationale that makes sense to me, and any explanation that I can come up with is rather closed off to an alternative lifestyle. Plus, people don't automatically make more money with age.Additionally, the hours for lap swim blocks are a little.... wild. Random chunks of time that originally worked out PERFECTLY for me. Only to have them change once the new year started to provide more opportunity to those going to the gym for their resolutions. Once that happened, there wasn't a block that worked for me unless I wanted to cut into my sleep.If your lap swim hours are so restrictive because you don't have the staff to extend it, then hire more lifeguards. Or you could pay them more if you're having trouble finding new hires.Anyway, I switched to the West Seattle Health Club. Their lap swim hours are 5AM-10:30PM and the membership is the same price as I pay now, before the increase kicks in when I turn 30.I liked your pool. It'd be cool to go back. For now, this is what works for me.