Daland Swim School Inc 135 East Wilbur Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
About the Business
Daland Swim School Inc is a premier health-focused institution located at 135 East Wilbur Road in Thousand Oaks, California, United States. Our school offers top-notch swim lessons for all ages and skill levels, with a focus on water safety and technique. Our experienced instructors provide personalized instruction in a supportive and encouraging environment. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced swimmer aiming to improve your strokes, Daland Swim School Inc is the perfect place for you to dive in and make a splash!
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Location & Phone number
135 E Wilbur Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360, United States
Hours open
Monday:
08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 19:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 19:00
Friday:
08:00 - 19:00
Saturday:
07:00 - 15:00
Sunday:
07:00 - 15:00
Reviews
"All three of my girls started swim lessons at Daland at a very young age. Daland Swim School has done an amazing job. The staff and coaches are patient and adapt their lessons for all types of swimmers."
"We have been a part of Daland Swim School for 11 years. My boys learned to swim there, and then continued onto their swim teams. I credit Daland for my boys becoming strong, confident swimmers who found a new love of swimming. The instructors are fun and encouraging, and the entire staff is very friendly. Daland is a fantastic family owned business!"
"This swim school is a true gem, especially for Special Needs students like my young adult son. The instructors are very knowledgeable and kind. There are many young children, but also adults and teens. The pool is heated all year and during the winter there are heated clear plastic tents by the pool. All the instructors are gentle and patient. My son especially loves Leslie who is like a swim coach wizard with him. Since he has severe neurological issues, it is wonderful to see him respond to all the encouragement and master some movements that are very difficult for him to execute. Our three lessons a week are the highlight of weekly activities for my son. Many service providers who teach those with special needs folks can be rigid in their techniques and pay little attention to the student's actual capabilities and needs. I found none of this arrogance at Daland. They listen, they truly care and the work with your child based on where his or her needs actually are, versus some prefabricated protocol that assumes what the student's skill levels must be. I would highly recommend Daland for water safety, exercise and swimming skills."
"Bad BLS class! In my opinion there are better options out there. I did it with them because they offered a blended course meaning book work at home and hands on at Daland's. When I signed up it took them 3 days to provide me online access to American Red Cross to do the book work part of the class. Then I get an email that has me sign up to their system called wyzed which is their online system. I was confused? On the day of the hands on I show up and state I was there to do a BLS class. The front desk lady just said ok and didn't say anything else. So I asked where should I wait. Sabrina 10 minutes later came to get me takes me to an area where there at least 19 more people doing a life guard class. Waiting 20 more minutes still haven't started my hands on training which I am there for. Finally they say ok everyone go to the back we are going to do hands on. Huh? They blended 27 people to do hands on with at least two different courses, could have been more. They only had 5 adult manikins and 5 baby manikins for 27 people. The American Red Cross states that you need 1 manikin per 3 people! During the practical one of the manikins breaks they manage to put it back together and keep going. Furthermore the American Red Cross requires manikins to be wiped off after each participant with a disinfectant wipe. This did not happen. I have taken prior course and needed this bls course. I have another cpr certification through the Red Cross and feel competent with my skills. In my opinion if you had taken this class and it was your first class then I do not think you would have recieve all the hands on skills you need to be competent to do the procedure in a real life scenario. Furthermore they had us do some book work through their wyzed system. Why? Who knows because we already did it through the American Red Cross website! Some of the people didn't even receive the wyzed email from the school. Overall not a good experience. I cannot speak for their other classes but as far as BLS. PLEASE THINK TWICE!"
"Instructors are great but admin are con artists. To cancel classes you can't withdraw in person or over the phone, you have to fill out an online form, which, surprise surprise, they "never received". Of course no refunds allowed and no one able to help. (Edit: now on week 3 of them ignoring my emails which they previously responded to; canceled my credit card bc no one would reply re: when the billing would stop. Every time I called managers were "in meetings") I was on swim team here as a child and brought my own kid back for lessons-- brought a friend as well-- but from now on will be warning others away. Shame to end the relationship with such a petty scam! Find yourselves a different swim school that respect their clients. Or if you come here anyway be very careful and aggressive about your billing and account management."
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