Trident Aquatics Club

"Trident Aquatics is a fantastic place to introduce your children to swimming. They cover everything from learning to swim, to preparation for college level competition, and even Olympic Trials preparation. Our child joined their competitive team at twelve years old and is currently attending college as a NCAA Division 1 swimmer. Trident guides your child through the mechanics of swimming as-well-as the mental aspects of elite level competitive sports. They cover nutrition, technique, recovery, strategy, and much more all the while providing some valuable life lessons along the way. I would definitely recommend touring there facility and meeting with the coaching staff."

"I was so excited to go swimming again. I had one day a week that worked with the lap swimming hours. I came up one day during those hours posted on the website to find them closed and found out the hours changed but they never updated the website. It seems the owner doesn’t care about anyone not in the masters program. I ended up canceling and planning to never recommend or go back. It’s sad they don’t make any effort for people who work or have school. They even refuse the local high school swim team from practicing there and they have to practice 30 minutes away."

"The hours are kind of ridiculous if you aren’t taking the masters class or swim classes. I was really excited to start going here- the facility is beautiful and clean, and people are nice and courteous. And when I saw online that they were open 6am - 8pm I though “oh perfect! I can go basically whenever works for me. I didn’t know that the lap schedule was usually only like 7am - 3pm. Well, there goes swimming if you have a job or school. I’m addition the hours are even shorter on Saturdays and closed on sundays. Just today I got an email that they are reducing hours even more, to 8am to 12pm most days. I’m empathetic to the plight of work shortages, but my empathy doesn’t make me happy about spending SO MUCH MONEY for an even more reduced window. That’s a four hour window in which you can swim. It is such a shame, I love swimming here. But for the price it cost to attend this gym only for it to barely be open is becoming less and less worth it. I don’t know how people find the time to go here if they have any sort of job or schooling. This is my only complaint about this gym, but it’s a big one. I’d hate to go back to the ymca but it’s starting to seem more and more like I’ll have to- especially considering that prices aren’t even adjusted for the reduced schedule. I really hope they’ll be able to open the schedule up some more once they have the staff for it. I’m sure it would be extremely appreciated by all"

"I enrolled both of my girls ages 5 & 7 into beginner swimming lessons offered at Trident Aquatics. There was a one time payment of $40 to enroll each girl and around $20 for each lession. We only scheduled them up for 2 30min group lessons which came out to $171.46. There's one instructor for 4 kids in each group. That gives each kid 7.5 with the instructor. So I really paid $171.46 for each to receive a total of 15 minutes with a instructor over the 2 lessons. That means I paid $5.71 a minute for them to do the first month of lessons! On top of that every lesson was cut short for a total of 27 minutes per class. Otherwise the place is great and I can tell the instructors really enjoy what they do do. It's a brand new with in Olympic size swimming pool and the shallow pool which was used for the kids lessons."

"Both my kids go for swimming here. The club is clean, I only wish the time slots were permanent instead of having to find new times each month. The process makes it difficult to gain consistency from my perspective"