YMCA 2014 Fall Program Guide

2014 FALL GUIDE
BRINGING IT
ALL TOGETHER
CHILD CARE
SPORTS
AQUATICS
HEALTHY LIVING
WALLA WALLA YMCA
340 S. Park St.
Walla Walla, WA. 99362
509.525.8863
WWW.WWYMCA.ORG
THE WALLA WALLA YMCA is dedicated to the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibil-
ity and committed to building a community where all people, especially the young, are encouraged to
develop their fullest potential in spirit, mind, and body. MISSION
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JOIN THE Y!
When you join the Y, youre coming
together with men, women and children from
the Walla Walla Valley who are committed to
youth development, healthy living and social
responsibility. We know rsthand how dif-
cult it can be to nd balance in life. That is
why were here with you every day, making
sure that you, your family and your commu-
nity have the resources and support needed
to learn, grow and thrive.
With the Y, you can be assured that any ac-
tivity in which you, your family or your child
engages from child care to family swim to
sports to camp youll have a safe, positive
environment to play and to discover.
We are a community with the everyday mis-
sion of helping you achieve a balance of spir-
it, mind and body. We do that by encouraging
good health habits and fostering connections
with new and old friends through sports, fun
and shared interests.
FACILITY FEATURES
3 Full Court Gymnasiums
4 Handball/Racquetball Courts
Large Wellness Center
25 Meter Pool
2 Warm Pools
Child Care Center (6 weeks - 6 years)
Youth Action Zone (6 - 18 years)
Mens & Womens Center Locker
Rooms Including Sauna, Steam Room,
Jacuzzi
Mens & Womens Locker Rooms
Family/Handicap Locker Rooms
Group Exercise Rooms
Outdoor Track & Field
Climbing Wall
Technology Lab
MEMBERSHIP TYPES Rate Joining Fee
Youth (through age 13) $10.75 -
Youth (Age 14-18) $22.00 -
College Student (12+ Credits) $37.25 -
Basic Adult $49.50 $30.00
One Adult Family PLUS* $49.50 $30.00
Two Adult FamilyPLUS* $84.75 $60.00
*Children must be included in One or Two Adult Memberships for Family Plus
FALL/WINTER/SPRING TIME
Monday-Thursday 4:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 4:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday-Sunday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
SUMMER TIME
Monday-Thursday 4:30 AM 10:00 PM
Friday 4:30 AM 9:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM 4:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM 4:00 PM
The building doors will be locked 30 minutes prior to close.
New Years Eve Closed at 1:00 PM
New Years Day Closed all day
Easter Closed all day
Memorial Day Closed all day
Independence Day Closed all day
Annual Maintenance Please inquire at front desk
Labor Day Closed all day
Halloween Closed at 5:00 PM for the Y Spooktacular.
Gyms will close at 1:00 PM
Thanksgiving Open 8:00-11:00 AM for Burn the Bird
Christmas Eve Closed at 1:00 PM
Christmas Day Closed all day
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP RATES
HOURS OF OPERATION
BUILDING CLOSURES
Center Locker Rooms: Are available for an additional fee of $21.25 per
locker, per month or $221.75 annually, adult members can upgrade their
membership to include the Mens or Womens Center. This includes a personal
locker with a combination lock, towel service, steam room, sauna, and Jacuzzi.
Membership rates are reviewed by the YMCA Membership Committee and Board of Directors and
are subject to change. Joining Fee is waived for members age 65+.
AT THE Y, strengthening the community is our cause. Every day, we work side-by-side with our
neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or backgrounds, has the opportu-
nity to learn, grow and thrive.
PROMISE
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Y LEADERSHIP
STAFF
RANDY GRANT
Executive Director
DONDI CORTINAS
Associate Executive Director
DAN AGUILAR
Business Manager
KRISTIN ALBRO
Child Care Program Director
SUSAN ANFINSON
Membership Accounts Manager
RACHELLE FLANIK
Facilities Director
TOM GRAY
Membership Director
ABEL HERNANDEZ
Youth & Adult Sports Director
KERSTIN FENTON
Teen Director
ALYSSA LATHAM
Health Seekers Director
VEDA LOGAN
Development Director
ANGELA MAHAFFEY
Human Resource Director
THERESA OSBORNE
Wellness Program Director
LESLIE SNYDER
Senior Program Director
of Healthy Living
BETH SWANSON
Community Relations &
Communications Coordinator
REBECCA THORPE
Aquatics Director
Y BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
TED COHAN
President
PETER HARVEY
Vice President
SCOTT BIEBER
STEVE BURDICK
TIM DONALDSON
LYLE HANSEN
WENDY HERNANDEZ
CYNDY KNIGHT
TIM LARKIN
DON LINKE
MIKE MONAHAN
ALLEN PENROSE
NICOLE REDMAN
MEMBER SERVICES
The Member Services Staff are your
point people to learn whats going
on at the Y. They have information
on programs, classes, camps, regis-
tration and facility schedules. Mem-
bers are asked to present their Y
membership card every time they use
the facility. Simply hand your card to
Member Services and they will scan
you (and your family) in.
YOUTH POLICY
The following guidelines apply to
all youth who are not participating
in a supervised, structured YMCA
program. While in the facility: Youth
ages 7 and under must have DIRECT
supervision by an adult at all times.
Youth ages 8-10 must be accompa-
nied by a supervising individual (age
14+) who remains in the building.
The supervising individual does not
have to be in the same area as the
youth. The youth may sign them-
selves in and out of the program
areas if required and must follow
the age restrictions posted for spe-
cifc areas. Youth ages 11 and over
are not required to be accompanied
by a supervising individual but are
subject to the age restrictions for
specic areas.
CORPORATE
PARTNERS
We are proud to partner with area
employers to offer even more affordable
rates to coworkers dedicated to improv-
ing their health and wellness. For more
information contact Member Services.
PHOTO POLICY
We occasionally photograph members
participating in programs and classes
for promotional purposes. If you wish
to be excluded, please inform us.
AWAY PROGRAM
The Always Welcome at the Y AWAY
logo on your membership card means
your membership is honored at partici-
pating Ys wherever you travel. You may
fnd a local Y by calling (866) USA-YMCA
or by going online to: www.ymca.net
Table of Contents
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Child Care 4
Education & Leadership 5
Sports & Play 6-8
Youth Swim Lessons 9-10
HEALTHY LIVING
Swimming & Lifeguard Training 10-11
Adult Aquatics 11-12
Teens (YCCY) 12
Pre/Post Natal Classes 12
Adult Sports 13
Adult Group Exercise 14
Healthy Living & Training 15-16
Special Events 16-17
Adult & Senior Adult 17-18
Peach Basket & Volunteerism 18-19
POLICIES &
GUIDELINES
For a complete listing of the YMCAs
policies and guidelines, please pick
up a Member Handbook at Member
Services.
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CHILD CARE
ACTION ZONE
The Action Zone is a supervised drop-in area. Enjoy a
variety of activities including computers, board games, game
tables, Dance Revolution, Wii Fit and Wii Cube! Hours may
vary depending on demand. 3 Hour time limit per child.
Ages: 6-18 Fee:
Dates: Ongoing Included in membership
Mon Fri: 3:00 PM 7:30 PM
WWPS Holidays: 10:00 AM 2:00 PM
EXPLORE AFTER SCHOOL CAMP
Our experienced staff is committed to developing and operating
the highest-quality child care programs possible. The Y seeks to
provide Child Care that supports and strengthens families and
nurtures the healthy, successful growth and development of each
child involved. Your child will have fun while actively building
strong relationships and engaging in diverse activities.
Contact Kristin Albro at (509) 525-8863 ext. 106
or by email at: kalbro@wwymca.org.
Ages: 5 12 years Weekly Member Fee:
Location: Harmony Room $30.00 Mon-Fri
Days: $18.00 for 3 days a week
Mon/Tues/Thu/Fri 2:30 5:30 PM Weekly Nonmember Fee:
Wednesday 1:30 5:30 PM $37.50 Mon-Fri
$22.50 for 3 days a week
Transportation is available from all Walla Walla District
Schools for an additional $1 fee per day.
(ask about 2
nd
& 3
rd
child discounts)
KIDS KORNER
Feel guilt free and give yourself the break you deserve. Bring your
children to the newly remodeled Kids Korner while utilizing the facility.
They will enjoy fun activities with our qualifed staff. Two hour limit.
Hours are subject to change.
Ages: 6 weeks 6 years Fee: $16 per month auto-
Morning Hours: matic withdraw. $25 for
Mon Fri: 8:20 AM 12:00 PM members who want to pay
Saturday: 8:00 10:30 AM before the beginning of
Evening Hours: the month or
Mon Thurs: 4:30 7:30 PM $6 per hour for the rst
Friday: 5:00 7:00 PM child and $2.50 for each
Location: Kids Corner additional child.
YS LITTLE OWLS PRESCHOOL
Story time under the puppet tree, circle time on the stage, snack
with the butteries. Preschoolers have a lot of energy and are
naturally curious about their world. We offer a variety of activi-
ties to nurture your childs curiosity, as well as help to build their
confdence. Whether they are exploring through play or counting
vegetables in the farmers market, our teachers will help create a
love of learning for years to come.
Contact: Kristin Albro (509) 525-8863 ext. 106 or by email at
kalbro@wwymca.org
Ages: 3 5 years Location: Childrens Museum
Hours: 8:00 AM 12:00 PM Fee:
Mon Fri:
FamilyPlus $52
Youth Individual $57
Program Participant $84
Mon/Wed/Fri:
FamilyPlus $32
Youth Individual $35
(ask about 2
nd
& 3
rd
child discounts)
LETS PARTY!
CELEBRATION RENTALS
Let us throw you a party to remember. Each package comes
with a Party Coodinator who will do all the work for you and
ensure you have all you need! Choose and customize a party
package that your child will love.
ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
Swimming Pool, Action Zone, Climbing Wall, Private Gym,
Bounce House and more!
For more information or to book a party call (509) 525-8863
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CHILD CARE
EDUCATION & LEADERSHIP
JR GREAT LEGO
ADVENTURE CLUB
Students will work together as a small team of young engineers to
build Lego robots based on their group design. This class is great for
children who are hands-on and like working together in teams.
Ages: 6-9 Fee:
Dates: FamilyPlus $55
Session I: Sept. 16 Oct. 24 Youth Individual $60
Session II: Nov. 4 Dec. 18 Program Participant $86
Tues./Fri.: 4:00 5:00 PM
OPEN COMPUTERS
MINECRAFT STYLE
Come enjoy the computer lab and work on your
Minecraft world during open computer lab sessions.
Ages: 8 15 Fee:
Dates: On-going Included with membership
Days: Mon./Tues./Wed.
Hours: 3:00 3:50 PM
VIDEO GAME
MINECRAFT BUILDER
Students will get a chance to work as a group to build their own
Minecraft world. Each class will be presented with challenges that
provide real world value!
All students will be able to use Minecraft at the Y but if they want to continue their
adventure at home, they will need to purchase their own Minecraft account.
Ages: 8 -15 Fee:
Mon Fri: 4:00 5:00 PM Registration Deadline:
Sept. 12 for Session I
Oct. 24 for Session II
ADVANCED MINECRAFT
Get out of the basic game of Minecraft and get into the more ad-
vanced portion of the game. Mega builds, dynamic planning, red-
stone mechanics, and a touch of mods will be in the works within the
advanced minecraft. Pre-requisite: Minecraft I.
Ages: 8 15 Fee:
Mon./Wed.: 5:00 6:00 PM
SCHOOL CLOSURE DAY CAMPS
When school is out the Y is in! Join us for a fun-flled day of
swimming, rock climbing, arts and crafts, cooking, recreation
games, and more! Space is limited, please sign up early. Bring
a lunch, swimsuit and towel.
Ages: 5 12 Half Day Fee:
Hours: FamilyPlus $20
Half Day: 7:30 AM 12:00 PM Youth Individual $24
or 1:00 5:30 PM Program Participant $28
Full Day: 7:30 AM 5:30 PM Full Day Fee:
October 9, 10, November 11, 28 Youth Individual $30
**NEED INFO**
CHRISTMAS BREAK DAY CAMP
When school is out the Y is in! Join us for a fun-flled day of
swimming, rock climbing, arts and crafts, cooking, recreation
games, and more! Space is limited, please sign up early. Bring
a lunch, swimsuit and towel.
Ages: 5 12 Half Day Fee:
Half Day: 7:30 AM 1:00 PM FamilyPlus $56
or 12:00 5:30 PM Youth Individual $66
Full Day: 7:30 AM 5:30 PM Program Participant $72
Dates: Full Day Fee:
Session I: Dec. 22, 23, 24*, 26 FamilyPlus $81
Session I: Dec. 29, 30, 31*, Jan2 Youth Individual $85
*Indicates half day Program Participant $102
KARATE
Goju Ryu Karate is designed for self-defense and is very practical.
It retains many of the circular movements and artistic beauty of
Chinese Kung Fu. Students are tested at the end of session to be
promoted to appropriate rank.
Ages: 6-12 Registration Deadline:
Session Dates: Session I: Sept. 12
Session I: Sept. 16 Oct. 16 Session II: Oct. 28
Session II: Nov. Dec. 11 Fee:
Hours: 5:30 6:30 PM FamilyPlus $45
Days: Tues./Thurs. Youth Individual $50
Location: Harmony Room Program Participant $69
CLIMBING WALL: OPEN CLIMB
Bouldering is open to all members ages 4 and up. Kids 6 and under
must be accompanied by an adult. Top rope and lead climbing require
a climbing card. You must have your card with you to climb. Get your
climbing card by passing any Walla Walla YMCA climbing class or by
passing a prociency test.
Ages: 4+, 6 and under must Fee:
be accompanied by adult Free with membership
Hours: 3:30 5:30 PM *must have climbing card to
Days: Mon. Thurs. be able to climb
CLIMBING WALL: PEBBLES
This 5-week condence building class will teach the funda-
mentals of rock climbing, balance, body awareness, and fun!
Ages: 4 6 Registration Deadline:
Session 1: Sept. 17 Oct. 15 Session II: Nov. 4
Session 2: Nov. 5 Dec. 10* Fee:
Days: Wednesdays Member $36
Location: Climbing Wall Program Participant $54
*No class the week of Thanksgiving
CLIMBING WALL: PITONS
This two-part class for ages 6 and up will teach all the skills
necessary to get your climbing card including: knots, climbing
safety, harnessing, equipment, climbing communication, and
beginning techniques.
Ages: 6+ Hours:
Session Dates: 5:30 6:30 PM
October 5 and 12 Days: Mondays only
November 2 and 9 Location: Climbing Wall
December 7 and 4 Fee:
FamilyPlus $20
Member $22
*members only
SPORTS & PLAY SPORTS & PLAY
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CLIMBING WALL: ROCKS
This 5-week condence building class will teach the funda-
mentals of rock climbing, balance, body awareness, and fun!
Session 1: Sept. 16 Oct. 16 Session II: Nov. 4
Session 2: Nov. 4 Dec. 11* Fee:
4:00 PM 5:00 PM Member $59
Days: Tues./Thurs. Program Participant $89
Location: Climbing Wall
*No class the week of Thanksgiving
ARCHERY: BEGINNER
Archers will learn the skills needed to be successful in shoot-
ing while improving their self-esteem. Archery is run in a very
safe environment and safety points will be taught. Archers
will have the chance to display their skills as they shoot bal-
loons, play tic-tac-toe and other contests.
Ages: 8 -13 Registration Deadline:
Session Dates: Sept. 12
Sept. 15 Oct. 15 Fee:
4:30 PM 5:30 PM Member $59
Days: Mon./Wed. Program Participant $89
ARCHERY: INTERMEDIATE
Participants will learn in depth about the factors of ring
from greater distances, such as the arch of the arrow,
distance of the target, and countering wind currents.
Ages: 8 -13 Registration Deadline:
10:00 AM 12:00 PM Member $59
Days: Saturdays Program Participant $89
ACRO-KIDNASTICS
If you are interested in learning basic to intermediate gymnastic skills
then Kidnastics is the right class for you! In this class we will learn
skills varying from cartwheels to back handsprings and acrobatics.
You will improve your strength, coordination and fexibility. No previ-
ous gymnastics experience is required. Each student will be taught at
their own pace.
Ages: 6-9 Registration Deadline:
Session I: Sept. 15 Oct. 22 Session II: Oct. 31
Session II: Nov. 3 Dec. 17 FamilyPlus $48
Hours: 6:40 7:30 PM Youth Individual $53
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SPORTS & PLAY SPORTS & PLAY
YOUTH STRENGTH TRAINING
This is your chance to exercise in the Fitness Center! In this
one-hour class you will learn the benefts and techniques of
proper strength training taught by certied personal trainer,
Josh Klingenberg, NSCS.
Ages: 11-13 Hours:
Session Dates: 4:00 PM 5:00 PM
Session 1: Sept. 1 16 Days: Mon Thurs
Session 2: Sept. 29 Oct. 17 Fee:
Session 3: Oct. 27 Nov. 14 FamilyPlus $35
Session 4: Dec. 1 19 Member $40
Location: Wellness Center Program Participant $54
WILD SCALLIONS
Basics of skating is taught as well as skills and strategy of
junior roller derby. Boys and girls will train and scrimmage all
together. This is a full-contact sport.
Ages: 11 17 Fee:
Session Dates: FamilyPlus $55
Session 1: Sept. 29 Oct. 29 Member $60
Session 2: Nov. 3 Dec. 3 Program Participant $86
Session 3: Dec. 8 17* *Fee (Prorated):
3:30 4:30 PM Member $24
YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE
Participants will learn the fundamentals of soccer during
practices and perfect their skills during games on Saturdays.
Sportsmanship is emphasized in youth soccer and everyone
plays.
Days: FamilyPlus $55
Mon./Wed.: Member $60
4:30 5:30 PM ; 5:30 6:30 PM Program Participant $86
Tues./ Thurs.:
4:30 5:30 PM
ROOKIE SOCCER LEAGUE
Practices include a fun-lled practice for 25 minutes and a
20-minute game where children can showcase their skills.
Parent involvement during practice is encouraged and
essential for success.
Days: Tuesdays FamilyPlus $32
Hours: 5:30 6:15 PM Member $36
The Y Youth Sports program maximizes the positive effects of playing
sports by emphasizing healthy competition and promoting teamwork
along with individual development. The Y focuses on the life lessons
to be learned from sports and coaches strive to instill a positive self-
image in each player. Playing time is guaranteed for everyone, and of
course, family involvement is always welcomed and encouraged.
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SPORTS & PLAY YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Participants will learn the fundamentals of basketball during prac-
tices and perfect their skills during games on Saturdays. *Volunteer
coaches are needed. There will be a coaches meeting held on
October 14 and 16 at 6:30 PM in the YMCA Boardroom.
Please contact Abel Hernandez for more information, (509)525-8863
or ahernandez@wwymca.org.
Ages (Fall): Days: Practices scheduled
Girls: Grades 1 8 twice a week Mon. Fri.
Boys: Grades 1 4 Games on Saturday.
Session Dates: Registration Deadline:
Oct. 18 Dec. 13 Oct. 17
Practice Hours: Fee:
3:30 4:30 PM or 4:30 5:30 PM FamilyPlus $48
5:30 6:30 PM or 6:30 7:30 PM Member $53
ROOKIE BASKETBALL LEAGUE
This is a great opportunity for parents to introduce their children to
the sport of basketball. Help teach your kids proper basketball funda-
mentals and techniques while spending quality time together.
Ages: 4 Kindergarten Registration Deadline:
Session Dates: Oct. 31
Nov. 1 Dec. 13 Fee:
Days: Saturdays Member $36
GIRLS BASKETBALL CLINIC
WWU Coach Marnie Johnson will teach fundamentals of basketball
and introduce the players to organized games.
Ages: 1
st
3
rd
grade Fee:
Sept. 15 Oct. 15 Member $50
Hours: 4:00 5:00 PM Program Participant $65
Days: Mon./Wed.
VOLLEYBALL CLINIC
Former PAC-12 volleyball player Rachel Todorovich will lead
this volleyball clinic to teach and pass down the skills that
made her successful.
Ages: 9 12 Fee:
Sept. 16 Oct. 16 Member $60
Hours: 6:00 7:15 PM Program Participant $86
Days: Mon./Wed.
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YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
PRESCHOOL LESSONS
Turtles
Turtle class is the natural progression for children who have
participated in the Parent/Child classes. It is time for them to
leave their parent and become more independent in the water.
It is also perfect for young children who are taking lessons for
the rst time.
Pike
Pikes are still beginners but they are becoming increasingly
more independent. They are between being dependent on an
adult in the water and swimming in short bursts on their own.
Eel
Eels are similar to Pikes. However, they have gained strength
and endurance and can front paddle much farther with a more
refned technique. They can perform all tasks with better skills
and increased endurance.
Rays
Rays are becoming strong swimmers who are comfortable in a
water environment. They can swim longer distances without
foatation devices and are learning new stroke techniques.
Starsh
Starfsh are strong swimmers who will advance into the Guppy
progressive swim lessons when they turn six years old. They
are procient at front and back paddle, elementary back-
stroke, and they can tread water independently. They work on
improving their endurance and technique.
PROGRESSIVE LESSONS
Polliwog 1
Polliwog 1 classes are for those children who have either had
no experience in the water or very little. They need to learn
basic swimming skills and boost their condence in the water.
Polliwog 2
Polliwog 2 classes are for beginner swimmers who are gaining
condence and have built up some endurance.
Guppy
Guppies are gaining even more endurance and should not
need to rely on a oatation device unless working on tech-
nique drills. At this level, the swimmer becomes profcient at
front and back paddle and breaststroke is introduced.
Minnow
Minnows are becoming strong swimmers. They are profcient
in all strokes, other than the buttery, and are perfecting
their technique.
Fish
Fish are profcient swimmers who want to improve their
strength, endurance, and technique.
Flying Fish
Flying Fish are excellent swimmers who can swim all the
strokes. They are continuing to perfect their technique, par-
ticularly with the buttery.
Shark
Sharks are excellent swimmers who are building their endur-
ance to be able to become competitive swimmers.
Porpoise
Porpoise swimmers are athletes and swim team ready.
Ages: 3-5 years
Days: Mon/Wed
10:30 11:10 AM
4:00 4:40 PM
4:45 5:25 PM
6:30 7:10 PM
7:15 7:55 PM
Days: Tues/Thurs
6:30 7:10 PM
7:15 7:55 PM
Ages: 6-12 years
Sessions:
All Sessions Listed
Days: Mon/Wed
10:30 11:10 AM
4:00 4:40 PM
4:45 5:25 PM
6:30 7:10 PM
7:15 7:55 PM
Days: Tues/Thurs
6:30 7:10 PM
7:15 7:55 PM
Fee:
FamilyPlus $49, ($30)*
Youth Individual $54, ($33)*
Program Participant $97, ($58)*
Sessions:
Fall 1 & 2, Holiday
Location: Main Pool
Fee:
FamilyPlus $49, ($30)*
Youth Individual $54, ($33)*
Program Participant $97, ($58)*
Sessions:
Fall 1& 2, Holiday
Location: Main Pool
* Indicates holiday price.
SWIM LESSON INFORMATION
Session
Class
Duration
Registration
Opens
Registration
Ends
Fall 1
(5 Weeks)
Sept. 15
Oct. 16
August 25 Sept. 10, 5 PM
Fall 2
(5 Weeks)
Oct. 20
Nov. 20
August 25 Oct. 15, 5 PM
Holiday
Session
Dec. 1 18 August 25 Nov. 26, 5 PM
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ADULT AQUATICS
FAMILY SWIM
Children age 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult
in the water or on the pool deck at all times.
Ages: all
Times: See Online Schedule or Pool Schedule Flyer from the
front desk.
Fee: Included with membership
OPEN SWIM
Children age 7 and under must be accompanied by an adult
in the water or on the pool deck at all times.
Ages: 8+ can attend without a guardian
Times: See Online Schedule or Pool Schedule Flyer from the
front desk.
Fee: Included with membership
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
SWIMMING
PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE
SWIM LESSONS
Individual swim lessons for any ability level and any age.
Classes are either 40 minutes or 30 minutes.
Must schedule with Aquatics Director, 509-525-8863.
Ages: all Semi-Private: 2-4 people
Private: $25 for 30 min.
$15 for 30 min. $30 for 40 min.
$20 for 40 min.
ADULT PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
Meet with your personal instructor to start with the basics or
perfect your technique. 30 or 40 minute classes are available.
Please contact Aquatics Director to schedule classes,
509-525-8863.
Ages: Adult Semi-Private: 2-4 people
Private: $25 for 30 min.
$15 for 30 min. $30 for 40 min.
$20 for 40 min.
Kids have learned to swim at the Y for generations. Our
experienced staff works with your child on foating, arm
and leg movements, gliding and jumping into the water.
All swimmers advance at their own pace.
PARENT/CHILD LESSONS
Parents swim with their children as our instructor promotes
water safety, beginning swim techniques, and having fun in
the water.
Ages: 6 mo 3 years Fee: FamilyPlus $39, ($24)*
Session Dates: Youth Individual $49, ($30)*
Fall 1 & 2, Holiday Program Participant $84, ($50)*
Days: Mon./Wed. Days: Tues./Thurs.
10:30 11:00 AM 7:00 7:30 PM
6:30 7:00 PM 7:30 8:00 PM
7:00 7:30 PM
ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH
DISABILITIES SWIM LESSONS
One-on-one swimming lessons for adults and children with
disabilities. Swim instructors concentrate on teaching safety,
technique, and fun.
Session Dates: Fee: FamilyPlus $100, ($60)*
Fall 1 & 2, Holiday Youth Individual $140, ($84)*
T/Th Adult & Children Program Participant $180, ($108)*
10:00 10:30 AM T/Th Children ONLY (ages 3-12)
5:00 5:30 PM
SWIM LESSON INFORMATION
Session
Class
Duration
Registration
Opens
Registration
Ends
Fall 1
(5 Weeks)
Sept. 15
Oct. 16
August 25 Sept. 10, 5 PM
Fall 2
(5 Weeks)
Oct. 20
Nov. 20
August 25 Oct. 15, 5 PM
Holiday
Session
Dec. 1 18 August 25 Nov. 26, 5 PM
YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
* Indicates holiday price.
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ADULT AQUATICS
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
An American Red Cross certifcation course that provides the
skills and training necessary to obtain a job as a professional
lifeguard.
Class training includes CPR, AED, and First Aid certifcation.
Participants should bring: snacks, water, lunch, notebook,
pen, swimsuit, and towel.
Ages: 15+ Fee: $350
Days: Tues./Thurs. Hours: 6:30 9:00 PM
Dates: Oct. 13 Nov. 20
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
MASTERS SWIM
This is a competitive aquatic ftness program for swimmers
ages 18 and up.
Ages: 18+ Fee: Included with membership
Days: Tues./Thurs. Hours: 5:15 6:15 AM
WATER WORKOUT/ FIT FOREVER
Water exercises force the body to continuously move to keep
its balance and your head above water. Moving in water
engages more muscle bers because of the waters consistent
resistance. This helps shape and tone your body, as well as
keep your heart rate up. Water exercise also develops car-
diovascular endurance and helps work your muscles without
punishing joints and bones. This workout is for members who
want a challenging water workout.
Ages: Adult Fee: Included with membership
AQUA PUMP
Using the water as resistance, as well as various aqua tools,
your body gets a great strength workout. Join us for this
overall body workout that is challenging to the muscles but
easier on the joints than a traditional weights workout.
WARM GROUP
Gentle ftness moves in water to improve mobility and strength.
Days: Tues./Thurs. Hours: 12:15 1:00 PM
BODY RECALL
This water class utilizes strength training and aerobic exercise
that will gently help improve range of motion, balance and
body core stability.
Days: Mon./Wed./Fri.
Hours: 8:00 9:00 AM
WARM WATER ADULT OPEN
A safe space and time for adults to continue their personal
therapy and tness routines for continued health and well-being.
Days: Tues./Thurs. Hours: See Pool Flyer
AQUA YOGA
Move the fow of yoga right into the fow of water. With
aquatic poses, the water can act as resistance, creating ad-
ditional intensity for your workout, or it can support you,
keeping pressure off of your joints. The Aquatic Exercise
Association emphasizes that water classes are especially
benecial for people with arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis,
back problems and pregnant women. This class is designed to
rehabilitate and relax.
Days: Mon./Wed. Hours: 12:15 1:00 PM
WATER WALKING
Open time for adults to walk and do personal aquatic exercise
in the water without instruction.
Days: Mon. Fri. Hours: See Pool Flyer
YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
JUNIOR LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Junior Lifeguard Training is designed to build a foundation
of knowledge, attitudes and skills for future lifeguards. The
program does not certify participants as lifeguards or in CPR
or AED. However, it introduces these skills.
Before entering Junior Lifeguard Training, participants must
be able to swim front crawl continuously for 25 yards, swim
breaststroke for 25 yards, tread water for 1 minute, foat on
back and swim backstroke for 25 yards, and submerge a dis-
tance of 20 feet underwater. Once participants have passed
the class, they may be able to volunteer and assist lifeguards
with swim lessons as approved by the Aquatics Director.
Ages: 9 14 Fee:
Days: Mon./Wed. FamilyPlus $49
Dates: Fall 1 & 2 Youth Individual $54
Hours: 4:45 5:25 PM Program Participant $ 97
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MOTHERS-TO-BE
A water exercise class designed for pregnant women in a
relaxed and encouraging environment. The perfect class to
support expectant mothers both physically and mentally.
Days: Tues./Thurs. Program Fee $93 for 5 weeks
Hours: 6:30 7:30 PM or $9.30 per class
Sessions can be pro-rated for Mothers to Be classes only
because of unpredictable conception and delivery schedules.
LAP SWIM
This time is for YMCA members in high school or older to
swim continuous laps in the pool. A great way to get and
stay in shape.
Days: Ongoing Hours: See Pool Flyer
ADULT AQUATICS
TEENS (YCCY)
SINGLE LANE LAP SWIM
We will keep a lane open for lap swimmers to jump in and
swim during other scheduled activities as long as there is
room. Please see monthly schedule for times and days. This
is not a guaranteed time. If the regularly scheduled program
lls the pool, it will take precedence. There is a 3-person
limit to the single lap lane.
Days: Ongoing
Hours: See Pool Schedule Flyer
AQUA ZUMBA
Aqua Zumba is a fun, intense workout with great music and
high energy. We integrate the Zumba formula and philosophy
into aqua ftness.
Days: Mon./Wed. Hours: 5:30 6:30 PM
ADULT SPORTS
TEEN SELF DEFENSE/
ARMY COMBATIVES
This program is focused on teaching teens the basics
of self defense.
Tues./ Thurs.: Sept. 15
6:00 8:00 PM Program Fee: $35
Dates: Sept. 23 Oct. 09 Instructor: Sgt. Huggins
Location: Armoury (certifed Combatives L1
113 S. Colville St. instructor), US Army
Misc Info: Mouthguard, socks
YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT
Teens learn the meaning and functionality of democracy in our
nation by assuming roles of elected state ofcials, research-
ing, writing, and debating their bills. Students will learn how
to write a bill, sharpen their public speaking skills and be the
voice of Eastern Washington. Five hundred students through-
out the state will meet in the capitol building in Olympia in
May to debate their bills and be heard. There will be a dance
at the end of the youth legislature in the capitol building to
conclude the year.
Ages: Grades 9 12 Registration Deadline:
Dates: Oct. 16 Mid May Oct. 10
Days: Thursday Fee: $220 (scholarships
Hours: 6:00 7:30 PM & fundraising opportunities)
Location: Armoury
113 S. Colville St.
WANT A POOL SCHEDULE?
PICK ONE UP AT THE FRONT DESK OR VISIT
WWYMCA.ORG TO VIEW THE LATEST POOL SCHEDULE.
YCCY BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Winter is coming and its time to brush up on your
basketball skills. This league will consist of teams of 7, with
5 on 5 games.
Dates: Sept. 22 Oct. 22 Sept. 17
Days: Mon./Wed. Fee: $20
Hours: 7:00 9:00 PM
Location: Armoury
113 S. Colville St.
Each participant will be given a team jersey, and winners of
the championship will be awarded trophies.
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (SNL)
This after hours program provides a safe, supervised place
for teens to hang out, swim, dance, play games, workout, and
more! Be sure to bring student ID.

Ages: 13 18 Fee: Included with membership
Days: Saturdays (except Nov. 29, Dec. 27, Apr. 4)
Dates: Oct. 4 Apr. 4 except holidays.
Hours: 7:00 9:00 PM
Location: YMCA
*The Teen Center will be open Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday as usual for drop-in center and Basketball League,
and only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays for partici-
pants in either Self-Defense or Youth Government.
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ADULT AQUATICS
TEENS (YCCY)
ADULT SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Come to play competitive pick-up games with rotation on/off
the court.
Mon. Thurs.: Mon./Wed./Fri.:
12:00 1:30 PM 6:00 7:00 AM
FLAG FOOTBALL
Stop reminiscing about your glory days and get your cleats
out of the box. Sign up a team for this non-contact, 8-on-8,
eld goal kicking, full-length eld, competitive football leauge.
Minimum of 5 games and post-season. Teams consist of a
minimum of 8 players and a maximum of 15. You must sign
your team up before September

15
th
. Team roster form will be
given out when paying for team fee. This form must be turned
in before the rst game.
Ages: 18+ Registration Deadline:
Dates: Sept. 21 Nov. 16 Sept. 15
Hours: Games Sunday 2:00 PM Fee: $450 per team
Location: Pioneer Middle School
KARATE: ADULT
Classes in Goju Ryu karate include: basic techniques taught
in detail, physical conditioning, exercises tailored to karate
application, kata, prescribed forms that emphasize correct
technique, balance, timing, speed, and power. Applications of
kata as self-defense, free sparring, controlled with light con-
tact, dojo etiquette, polite behavior in martial arts practice,
history and traditions of karate. Curriculum emphasize physi-
cal technique, conditioning, mental toughness, and practical
self-defense. Does NOT include meditation.
Ages: 18+ Hours: 7:30 PM
Days: Tues. Thurs. Fee: Included with membership
VOLLEYBALL
This is for anyone who has a desire to play a challenging
game with other members in a relaxed social setting.

Days: Mon./Wed.
Hours: 7:30 9:30 PM
INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE: MEN
Play in the fast-paced, 6-on-6, indoor soccer league. This is
a round robin league with playoffs and awards. A mandatory
captains meeting will be Wednesday, October 15 at 6:30 PM.
Ages: 18+ Registration Deadline
Dates: Start date Oct. 19 Oct. 15
Hours: Games Sunday 8:00 AM Fee: $36 per member
Location: YMCA
INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE: WOMEN
Open to the frst teams that sign up. Get a group of friends
and come participate and stay active in a competitive, fast
and friendly environment. Round robin league with play-
offs and awards. A mandatory captains meeting will be held
Wednesday, October 8 at 6:30 PM.
Ages: 18+ Registration Deadline:
Dates: Start date Oct. 19 Oct. 15
Hours: Games Sunday 8:00 AM Fee: $36
Location: YMCA
PICKLEBALL
Drop in to play this fast paced paddle sport. Enjoy a great
workout while having fun with other Y members.
Days: Mon. Fri. (Tues./Thurs. beginners)
Hours: 10:00 11:50 AM
Tues./Thurs. reserved court times: 6:00, 7:00, or 8:00 AM.
(Must make a reservation in advance for a pickleball court.)
FALL RACQUETBALL LEAGUE
Enjoy the sport of racquetball that originally got its start at a
YMCA. Racquetball is a fast-paced sport that is easy to learn
and play. Equipment provided at front desk. League play is
scheduled in a round robin format. Begins September 23
rd
.
Ages: 18+ Fee: $10 per player
Hours and Days:
B League: Tues./Thurs. 5:30 7:30 PM
C League: Wed. 5:30 7:30 PM
Wii BOWLING
This interactive video sport is not only fun but helps with
hand-eye coordination, range-of-motion and balance.
Enjoy the camaraderie and competition this challenging sport
provides. Begins September 12
th
. Sign up by September 6
th
.

Ages: 18+ Fee: $5 per person
Days: Fridays
Hours: 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM
WW SWEETS ROLLER GIRLS
This fun, fast-paced, full-contact, team sport is for women
of all shapes and sizes. Condition your body like you never
thought possible with a combination of dynamic stretching,
core, cardio and balance training. Not sure if you want to
be on a bouting team? WWSRG also looks for non-skating
ofcials and skating referees to make the team complete.
Practice times vary.
Please contact wallawallasweetsrollergirls@gmail.com for
more information on practice times, dates, and cost.
WANT A POOL SCHEDULE?
PICK ONE UP AT THE FRONT DESK OR VISIT
WWYMCA.ORG TO VIEW THE LATEST POOL SCHEDULE.
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ADULT GROUP EXERCISE
GENTLE/EXTRA GENTLE YOGA
Designed for the sedentary or moderately active senior adult.
This class gently challenges yet honors the aging body.
Chairs are used for assistance and foor postures are modi-
ed for the chair. This is also a great class for beginners or
those re-entering yoga after injury.
PILATES/YOGA FUSION
This combination of yoga and Pilates blends the best of two
complementary practices. Pilates helps participants achieve
a better posture, leaner muscles and greater fexibility
while Yoga practice helps with breath, body awareness and
strength. A perfect blend.
AEROBIC DANCE
This energetic, upbeat aerobics class is sure to get your body
moving. A fun workout for all levels of tness enthusiasts.
POWER PUMP
Pump is a full-body weight workout, mixing powerful music
with weight training. This class targets all your major muscle
groups using a barbell, bench, and weights. Formats change
every 6 weeks to keep your workout challenging and effective.
TRX
This TRX

Suspension Training class is a revolutionary total-
body fitness program that uses gravity against the individu-
als own body weight to simultaneously develop strength, bal-
ance, flexibility, and core stability. These classes are included
in your membership.
INDOOR GROUP CYCLING
High energy instructors combine music, coaching, and mo-
tivation to create an intense cardio workout, guaranteed to
increase your speed, stamina, and strength.
ZUMBA
Ditch the Workout, Join the Party Zumba fuses Latin
rhythms and easy to follow moves to achieve long term ben-
efts while burning loads of calories. Come join the party and
redefne your workout!
R.I.P.P.E.D.
Experience this total body plateau proof ftness formula
workout, utilizing resistance and cardio training, which mas-
terfully combines the Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyomet-
rics, Endurance, and Diet components of R.I.P.P.E.D. to help
you attain and maintain your physique in ways that are fun,
safe, doable and extremely effective.
STEP
Step uses the traditional step to increase cardiovascular
endurance. This class helps strengthen your legs, hips and
thighs while burning off stress, steam, and calories!
CARDIO KICKBOXING
Get a kick out of getting ft! Kickboxing is aerobic intervals
combined with boxing and traditional martial arts movements.
Constant low-centered movements will strengthen and tone
your muscles and a variety of kicks will develop killer, while
giving your heart a great cardio workout.
TABATA
Tabata workouts follow an eight cycle pattern of
:20 work/:10 rest. If you thought you were Tuff N Uff before,
this class will challenge you to an entirely new level.
PILATES MAT
The foundation of all Pilates work, mat classes are a series
of fuid foor work exercises designed to develop a strong
foundation that will challenge beginners and veteran exercises
alike. Mat classes help participants achieve a better posture,
leaner muscles and greater fexibility.
YOGA 1
This class is your best bet if youre new to yoga, or consider
yourself a beginner yogi. Its also an appropriate class if
you have an injury, are feeling low-energy, or are pregnant
(although youll have to make modifcations to some poses).
Expect to do a slower-paced fow of basic and common
postures.
YOGA 2
If you feel comfortable and condent moving through basic
poses, level two is most likely for you. The poses will ow
from one to another more quickly than with a level one class,
so you end up doing more poses. You should be aware that
the instructor may not demonstrate everything, and may
instead call out either the English or Sanskrit names of each
pose. Expect to practice the basic poses from level one, but
with some challenging poses added into the mix that require
more strength, fexibility, and balance.
YOGA 3
Offered in small Group Training sessions only.
NIA
Nia is a sensory-based movement practice that draws from
martial arts, dance arts and healing arts. It empowers people
of all shapes and sizes by connecting the body, mind, emo-
tions and spirit. Classes are taken barefoot to soul-stirring
music. Classes teach people how to work out without pain and
how to enjoy the process of getting fit with movement. Every
experience can be adapted to individual needs and abilities.
WANT A FITNESS SCHEDULE? For a current ftness schedule,
please pick one up at the Welcome Center or access online at
www.wwymca.org. Adult tness classes are included with Y
Membership. Classes are subject to change. Classes must have
and maintain 10 participants.
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ADULT GROUP EXERCISE
BODY FAT TESTING
Your weight is made up of both fat mass and fat free mass
(lean body mass). Do you know your numbers?
This important measurement tool helps you know the differ-
ence between lean body mass and fat mass in your own body.
Signifcantly more accurate than BMI, these measurements are
recommended every 12 weeks to help keep you on track and
measure your success.
Ages: 16+ Fee/ 3 Sites: Member $5
Hours: Schedule with trainer Program Participant $12
Dates: Ongoing Fee/ 7 Sites: Member $10
CARDIAC CLUB*
Have you experienced a cardiac event or been told that you
are at risk for heart disease?
In need of cardiac rehabilitation?
Bring your doctors referral and attend this Stage 4 Cardiac
program.
Session Dates: Program Participant: One
Ongoing month free with doctor referral
Hours: 8:00 9:00 AM &
10:00-11:00 AM
Days: Mon./Wed./Fri.
Instructor: Kelli Pitzer, Cindy Moramarco, Jodi Henline
FIT SCRIPTS
Fit Scripts are a way for doctors to encourage preventive
health care and provide patients with the skills they need
to enhance their own health and recovery. Fit Script forms
are flled out by the physician and faxed to the YMCA where
qualifed staff will be contacting and monitoring the referred
individual, creating an exercise program that works within
their limitations and medical concerns.
Contact Alyssa Latham with questions: alatham@wwymca.org.
Session Dates: Ongoing
Hours: By appointment
LIVE ON STRONG*
The YMCA, with the Cancer Rehabilitation Team at Provi-
dence St. Mary Medical Center, are pleased to announce their
collaboration to provide an extension of and addition to the
Cancer Rehab Program from the hospital. Classes are small,
personalized and aimed at keeping (or getting) you ft.
For more information, contact Leslie Snyder at:
lsnyder@wwymca.org
Session Dates: Program Participant: One
Ongoing month free with doctor referral
Hours: 9:00 10:00 AM
Days: Mon/Wed/Fri
Instructor: Kelli Pitzer
COMPLIMENTARY
WELLNESS PROGRAMS
FITSTART
All beginning exercisers should take advantage of this private
session with a member of the wellness team. During the meet-
ing, the wellness staff person will help you set your wellness
goals, share a menu of wellness options, and design a pro-
gram that meets your goals, interests, and lifestyle.
Contact Alyssa Latham at alatham@wwymca.org
Session Dates: Hours:
Ongoing Schedule at Wellness Center
HEALTHY LIVING
* Registration Required
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TRAINING
SPECIAL EVENTS
PERSONAL NUTRITION COACHING
If 80% of your health and wellness is a result of your
nutrition, why not meet with one of our Nationally Certi-
fed Health Coaches to help you set and reach your nutrition
goals? Our Health Coaches are qualifed and ready to help
you move farther toward your health and wellness goals than
youve ever been. Make your appointment today.
For more information, contact Theresa Osborne at:
tosborne@wwymca.org.
Ages: 15+ 5 hours Fee:
Session Dates: Member $38/hour or $190
Ongoing Program Participant:
Hours: $71/hour or $355
Schedule with trainer 10 hours Fee:
1 hour Fee: Member $35/hour or $350
Member $40 Program Participant:
Program Participant $75 $65/hour or $650
Instructor:
Leslie Snyder, Elizabeth Sparks
PERSONAL TRAINING
Workout with a certied personal trainer and develop a
specic program for your health and wellness goals.
For more information, please contact Theresa Osborne at:
tosborne@wwymca.org.
Ages: 15+ 5 hours Fee:
Session Dates: Member $38/hour or $190
Ongoing Program Participant:
Hours: $55/hour or $355
Schedule with trainer 10 hours Fee:
Days: Mon/Wed/Fri Member $35/hour or $350
1 hour Fee: Program Participant:
Member $40 $65/hour or $650
SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING*
Designed to help you reach specic goals while also offer-
ing training and accountability, small groups of 3-5 people
will work with a trainer who will lead you on a journey toward
your ftness goals. Each session includes beginning and
ending body composition assessments and nutrition guidance.
Yoga Sport Performance
HIIT Training Weight Loss
Traditional Group Personal Training
Ages: 15+ Member Fee:
Session Dates: 3 people, $200 per person
Session 1: Sept. 8 Oct. 10 4 people, $175 per person
Session 2: Oct. 20 Nov. 21 5 people, $150 per person
Session 3: Dec. 1 19 Program Fee:
Hours: Schedule with trainer 3 people, $300 per person
Days: Schedule with trainer 4 people, $175 per person
5 people, $150 per person
YOUTH STRENGTH TRAINING*
This class is designed to introduce pre-teens ages 11-13 to
the Wellness Center. They will learn how to safely and prop-
erly use the equipment that is best suited for them. Taught by
Certifed Personal Trainer, Josh Klingenberg, NSCS.
Ages: 11 13 Fee:
Session 1: Sept. 8 26 Member $40
Session 2: Sept. 29 Oct. 17 Program Participant $54
Session 3: Oct. 27 Nov. 14 Location: Wellness Center
Session 4: Dec. 1 19
Hours: 4:00 5:00 PM Days: Mon. Thurs.
*Minimum of 3 people required for group pricing. Session 3
pricing will be prorated to reect shortened session.
BURN THE BIRD
Before you feast, focus on ftness! Bring the family and join us
from 8:00 11:00 AM on Thanksgiving morning. Not only will
the pool and Wellness Center be open, but well be running
some of our best Group Exercise classes! This FREE commu-
nity event is for all ages. Well also be collecting canned and
dry food to help stock our local food banks. So come, join us
for our 4
th
annual Burn the Bird!
Ages: All Fee:
Hours: 8:00 11:00 AM Included with membership
Dates: Thursday. Nov. 27 Location: Main Gym
JINGLE BELL JAM
Merry Christmas Group Exercise Style! This special event
celebrates the Christmas season as only Group Exercise can
do...loud, fun, and full of energy! Well also be collecting new
and gently used warm weather clothing to help stock up our
warming centers. So, don your red and green apparel and well
Jingle all the way!
Ages: 10+ Fee:
Session Dates: Included with membership
Saturday, Dec. 13
Hours: 8:00 10:30 AM Location: 3rd Gym
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ADULT & SENIOR ADULT
SPECIAL EVENTS
STP TRAINING
The Seattle to Portland Classic, or STP, is an annual one- and
two-day supported bicycle ride from Seattle, Washington to
Portland, Oregon in the United States. The STP is considered
one of the biggest recreational bicycle rides in the country,
drawing riders from across the nation and from other na-
tions, and has been operating since 1979. The ride is orga-
nized by the Cascade Bicycle Club. It is approximately 202
miles (325 kilometers) in length. The YMCA will take a team to
ride STP in July 2015. Find more details on the website and in
the January program guide.
Session Dates: January 2015
YMCA DIABETES
PREVENTION PROGRAM
In the YMCAs Diabetes Prevention Program, a trained life-
style coach will introduce topics in a supportive, small group
environment and encourage participants as they explore how
healthy eating, physical activity and behavior changes can
beneft their health. For a full description, please log onto
www.ymca.net/diabetes-prevention/about.html.
Session Dates: January 2015
CARD PLAYING
Laugh, learn and play! Enjoy learning new card games, or
teach a game you know to others! A great way to socialize
while playing.
Days: Wednesdays Location: Lobby
Hours: 9:00 AM
KNITTING/CARD MAKING
Learn or bring current projects to work on. Alternate weeks
making greeting cards for those special occasions. Material is
free for card making. Other crafts such as crocheting will be
included as interests arise.
Days: Mondays Location: Lobby
Hours: 10:00 11:30 AM
LIGHTEN UP
This member-led group is open to anyone wanting to meet
and share activities and information on healthy living and
aging. Meet in the YMCA Board Room.
Days: Hours: 9:00 AM
First Monday of each month
CLASSIC MOVIE MATINEE
Relax with popcorn and drinks as we step back in time with
Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in the 1942 classic,
Cassablanca.
Ages: Any, but specifcally 55+ Fee: Included with membership
Days: Friday Sept. 19 Location: Action Zone
Hours: 1:00 3:00 PM
LAWN GAMES AT THE Y*
Enjoy the beautiful fall weather and some friendly competition
with your friends playing games like croquet, badminton, and
horseshoes.
Days: Thursday, Oct. 20 Location: YMCA side lawn
Hours: 1:00 3:00 PM
PARTY FOR A CAUSE
This is a community event. Donations will be accepted for the
Providence St. Mary Cancer Center Special Needs Fund.
Join us as we dance the night away and raise awareness and
support for cancer patients and survivors in the Walla Walla
Valley. All proceeds will go to the Providence St. Mary Cancer
Center Special Needs Funds. A suggested donation of $10
per person not only gets you in the door to the best dance
party of the year. It also shows your support to the families
affected by cancer. Led by our Zumba instructor team, this is
one night you dont want to miss!
Session Dates: Oct. 10
Hours: 7:00 9:00 pm
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PEACH BASKET CLASSIC
Enjoy fun in the sun as we take it to the streets of downtown Walla Walla for the 22
nd
Annual
Peach Basket Classic August 2
nd
and 3
rd
. Sign up for some lively competition in 31 divisions
from Youth to Corporate Cup. This tournament is designed around the 3 on 3 pick-up style
game played in athletic clubs, recreation centers or driveways at home.
3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
AUGUST 1&2

2015
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND
TO REGISTER ONLINE, VISIT
WWYMCA.ORG/EVENTS
ADULT & SENIOR ADULT
HARVEST PARTY WITH CRAFTS
Bring your favorite festive side dish and your creative energy
for fellowship and fun with friends. Entre, drink, and dessert
provided.
Days: Friday, Nov. 14 Location: Harmony Room
Hours: 12:00 2:00 PM
INFORMATIONAL
CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON*
Learn tips for Personal Safety and Fraud Prevention while
enjoying traditional Christmas food with friends.
Days: Friday, Dec. 19 Location: Harmony Room
Hours: 12:00 2:00 PM
FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY*
In 9 lessons, youll learn to take control of your money, invest
for the future, and give like never before. Memberships in-
clude all class materials.
For more details or to register visit www.daveramsay.com/fpu
Ages: 18+ Fee: $93
Days: Thursday, Oct. 20 Location: Blue Mountain
Hours: 1:00 3:00 PM Community Church
*Registration is required
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VOLUNTEERISM & GIVING BACK
VOLUNTEERISM OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteers have been the Walla Walla Ys greatest strength for over 120 years. They are a necessary component in effectively
reaching out to create a healthy community. Without volunteers we would be unable to successfully address some of the key
challenges facing our community today.
We believe in the power of individuals to make positive changes in the lives of others. Volunteers can contribute their unique
talents and skills to help children deepen their positive values, commitment to service and motivation to learn; help families build
stronger bonds, achieve greater work-life balance and become more engaged in their communities; help individuals improve their
well-being and connect with people who care.
There are many ways you can make a difference in your community through the Y:
Fund-raising Youth Activites Aquatics Maintenance
Youth Sports Special Events Kids Corner Membership Services
Exercise Classes Board Member Wellness Center
For a volunteer application visit wwymca.org or pick one up at the Welcome Center.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
It is our desire to attract, develop, and retain outstanding, inspired staff and volunteers who are representative of the diverse
communities we serve, and dedicated to fulflling the Mission of the YMCA. Our committed team of staff and volunteers is the
driving force behind our success.
For an employment opportunities and application visit wwymca.org or pick one up at the Welcome Center.
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN YMCA, YOUR CHARITY OF CHOICE
Help make your community a better place through the Y. Join with donors who share the belief that regardless of the challenges
children, teens or families face, their unique talents can be strengthened. Your donation supports Y programs, the critical tools
that give vulnerable community members a greater chance for success.
The Y has earned its reputation for innovation and effectiveness in a diverse range of programs that bring out the best in
people. The support of generous donors helps guarantee that this commitment will continue for generations to come.
Contributions to the Y Annual Campaign support positive, values-based programs for children and families. Your donation stays
in our community with every dollar going to life-enhancing programs and fnancial assistance. Help strengthen youth, build
stronger families and shape tomorrows leaders.
Learn more at www.wwymca.org/get-involved or contact Veda Logan at vlogan@wwymca.org.
WALLA WALLA YMCA
The Walla Walla YMCA is different things to different people.
Take a step into the Walla Walla YMCA What do you see?
Some people see a pool, nearly every 2
nd
grader in the Walla Walla Valley received free
swim lessons this year.
Some people see education. Over 60 children ages 3 to 5 years attend preschool at the
YMCA.
Some people see Summer Camps. Each week, over 200 campers attend YMCA camps at
the Y, Blue Ridge, the Childrens Museum, Milton-Freewater and Valle Lindo homes.
Some people see tness. Nearly 1,500 members use the Wellness Center each day.
Some people see a charity. Over $141,000 raised to date in the Annual Campaign.
Some people see an opportunity. Over $190,000 in scholarships are donated to children,
youth, families and adults each year.
Some people see a place for teens. Over 150 teens weekly are involved with positive
programs at YCCY and Saturday Night Live each week.
Some people see a community. Over 6,500 people are members of the Walla Walla YMCA.
Walla Walla YMCA
340 S Park
Walla Walla WA 99362
509.525.8863
WWW.WWYMCA.ORG
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