Large nonprofit swimming and diving club in Mission Viejo (founded 1968, based at the Marguerite Aquatic Center) with more than 1,400 members across swim school, pre-competitive and competitive leagues, masters and diving. Its summer offering is a Summer League program with daily dryland, water skills-and-drills and race games, plus an intrasquad meet and clinic.
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★★★★★ChrisMission Viejo Nadadores is one of the most respected swim programs in the country and a true cornerstone of the Mission Viejo community. The program has a long history of developing world-class swimmers, including Olympians and national champions, and the level of coaching and structure really reflects that legacy. You can feel the culture of discipline, teamwork, and high performance the moment you spend time around the team. What stands out most is how well the program supports swimmers at every level. Younger athletes who are just learning competitive swimming get strong fundamentals, while more advanced swimmers have access to elite-level coaching and training. The coaches are knowledgeable, demanding in the right ways, and genuinely invested in helping swimmers improve both in and out of the pool. The facilities in Mission Viejo are excellent, and the city has clearly embraced swimming as part of its identity. Practices are organized, the training environment is serious, and the expectations are high, but in a way that pushes athletes to grow. It’s easy to see why the Nadadores name carries so much respect in the swimming world.
★O KWaste of time, money. No results after few years. So many mandatory volunteering hours which end up paying thousands if you can't show up!!
★Sean S.The worst parking ever! a million open spots and every one of them has a cone sitting in it that says reserved they make you park way out in the dirt while a bunch of spots sit empty... Junk!
★★★★Joe AndersonParking is a bit of a pain, parents need to stay away from the red curb and park. It is your laziness that makes parking a mess and very dangerous for the little ones coming and going.
★★★★★Charlene SoBoth my kids take swim lessons and the instructors are awesome. Classes are semi-private with usually 2 kids per lane per instructor. My 5 year old is learning to swim and the area of the pool she is in is shallow and her for lesson she had 2 instructors on her own and they just make it fun and get them comfortable in the water. The swim school pool is not covered but there is a covered area over the bleachers for the parents. We take lessons on Sunday mornings and it’s easy to find parking and walk up. The swim school is located in the far back. My son who is older is learning the correct swimming techniques. The goal for us is to make sure our kids feel comfortable and safe in the water.