Best Swimming Lessons in Covina, CA

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“I've stayed here a few times for work, and while I think the rooms are cleaner and better overall than most other military lodging I've stayed in, my reservation was not recorded two of the three times I visited so there was not a room reserved for m...”

“We recently completed our pool and I did an extensive search for at-home toddler swim lessons in Los Angeles and K & K were by far the most well-reviewed, and reasonably priced!”

“Excellent service and the pools appear to be kept clean and in good condition.”

“Classes (ones we have done; mommy and me/semi private) are about 20 minutes, wish they were a little longer but kids attention span are probably around that limit.”

“She took her time to explain what we were doing incorrectly, and show how to do them correctly while making it easier for us to understand why subtle differences make the difference.”

“My daughter loves her group.”

“Our youngest learned to love swimming so much thanks to his teachers especially Miss Tabitha and his coaches who have taught him discipline that he had made it his sport at 6 years old and is on his way to the swim team at 8.”

“Matt helped me and my son feel comfortable with "up and unders" to the point that over the 2020 (quarantine) summer he asked to do "up and unders" in the ocean.”

“Provides swim and waterpolo training for all levels.”

“Beginners thrive in splashball and their water polo teams are competitive while still nurturing the player.”

“My son loves his lessons, is proud of what he's learned and yesterday showed off his new skills at the swim party for his preschool graduation.”

“A wonderful place to teach your kids how to swim!”

“I highly recommend Kate for anyone just learning how to swim safely in a private pool or for competitive lessons to perform faster at meets.”

“My son is 3 and couldn't even stand having water on his face in the shower, but by the end of week 1 he was easily able to put his entire face underwater without goggles (and without tears).”

“Technique is his forte and he caters his teaching style to find the rhythm which best suits his students. When not teaching Matt can be found writing music, sunning along the Pacific, or napping on”